I'm sorry to tell you this, but most people do not trust you.
It has nothing to do with you as a person, or your business, values or past. The fact is, we live in a world where we wake up every single day, bombarded with messages, ideas, "opportunities," and people trying to capture our attention.
There's too much white noise, which makes your job as an entrepreneur harder than ever.
Because when you break business down into its simplest form, your job is to build enough trust with your audience so they feel comfortable buying from you. In the past, this was easy. All you had to do was appear on TV and they would trust you in an instant.
Which is why social proof marketing is one of the most important parts of your marketing plan. Because although people may not trust what you have to say about yourself, they do trust what other people have to say about you. According to Nielsen, 83 percent of respondents to its Global Trust in Advertising Report trust the recommendations of friends and family, while BrightLocal found 85 percent of respondents to its Local Consumer Review Survey trust online reviews as much as a personal recommendation.
Social proof marketing provides you a platform to speak to people you do not know yet. From there, you can build their trust, but until you capture their attention you have nothing to work with.
So, how do you do this? It begins with these five types of social proof marketing you need to start using now.
It isn't specific and doesn't offer any tangible results, but it does show your audience that other people have already taken action, and that the content you create is valuable.
When it comes to social proof marketing, this is the bare minimum. Without this, you cannot expect people who do not know you to trust you in any form.
Related: The Majority of Small-Business Owners Rely on Word-of-Mouth Referrals. Here Are 3 Ways to Get Them.
Again, this form of social proof marketing isn't specific. It doesn't dive into any tangible result, but it can prove influential in your audience's decision-making. It reaffirms to them that you are someone to trust, and that what you create is worth their attention. You build authority through an association with someone else.
Social proof marketing like this helps you build an element of authority. Whether it focuses around a publication, TV show or "top 10" list, it shows your audience that you are someone worth listening to.
Although a few logos on your website won't help you build long-lasting trust, it does elevate you to a certain level with someone who has just met you.
This is a more powerful form of social proof marketing because it provides instant and tangible results.
It proves to others that hundreds of people have read your post and liked it. They can see how popular your community is, and the sort of impact you have on others. It's an organic form of social proof, because although you can manipulate the previous three approaches, it's harder to do so here.
This is the most powerful form of social proof marketing, and it involves your actual customers providing in-depth video testimonials or case studies.
When it comes to building meaningful trust with your audience, a short, three-minute video goes a long way. It doesn't need high production value or a well-known authority figure. A "real" customer is enough, so long as she explains how you helped her, and the impact you've had on her business.
A case study video creates a journey, showing your audience where you customer used to be, the gap between the problem and solution, and the process you took to fix it.
Hands down, this is the best form of social proof marketing because it's the most specific. It won't help you capture someone's attention (that's what the other four types are for), but when it comes to building real trust and authority, this is what you need and this is how you get the sale.
So, whatever your aim for this year is, be sure to make social proof marketing a priority. It not only helps you build trust with your audience, but it simplifies their decision-making. Without this in your marketing plan, you will struggle to go from six to seven figures. Your job is to stand out from the white noise, and this is how you do it.


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McClain spoils MT Homecoming
Tigers beat Panthers, 47-40
By Chris Hoppes - choppes@aimmediamidwest.com
Josh Liff (28) scores a touchdown for Miami Trace during a Frontier Athletic Conference game against the McClain Tigers. For McClain, at right, is Pat Fout (20).
Chris Hoppes | Record-Herald
On a beautiful final Friday of September, the Miami Trace Panthers began play in the Frontier Athletic Conference with a Homecoming game against the McClain Tigers.
The game was not decided until McClain's Eric Anderson intercepted a pass in the end zone and ran it back out for the final play of the game, the Tigers holding on for a 47-40 victory.
McClain seemed to be able to move the ball, especially on the ground, against the Panthers.
Colton Mossbarger got the first of many touchdowns on the night for McClain on a 14-yard run. Braedon Bergstrom had the extra-point kick.
The Panthers quickly tied the game with a 21-yard pass play from Tyler Taylor to Brayden Cooper-Smith.
Justin Shoemaker converted the extra-point kick with 4:38 to play in the first quarter. The score remained 7-7 after 12 minutes of play.
Kyler Trefz scored next for the Tigers on a 1-yard run. The kick was no good.
The Panthers responded with a 14-yard touchdown by Josh Liff. Shoemaker's kick gave the Panthers what would turn out to be their only lead of the game, 14-13 with 8:50 to play in the half.
Pat Fout soon ran for 60-yards and a touchdown for the Tigers that made it 19-14.
After a Miami Trace punt, Anderson passed to Dalton Mischal for a 39-yard touchdown to up the score to 26-14.
Moments later, Taylor passed to Mayer for a 37-yard strike and Shoemaker's kick to put the tally at 26-21, McClain.
Fout was back at it with an 89-yard kickoff return for the Tigers. Bergstrom's kick made it 33-21, McClain.
Anderson had the first of two interceptions to end the first half for McClain.
The Tigers scored first in the second half on a 10-yard run by Mossbarger. Bergstrom's boot gave the Tigers a 40-21 lead.
The Panthers began their comeback bid with a 37-yard pass from Taylor to Josh Gilmore with 7:19 to play in the game.
Richie Everhart had an interception for McClain and the Tigers scored on a 5-yard run by Anderson.
Liff scored again on a 5-yard run to make it 47-33, McClain.
Dalton Mayer caught a pass for a touchdown to make it 47-40. The score came with 27 seconds to play.
Miami Trace got the ball back with 22 seconds to play deep in McClain territory.
At the end, Anderson intercepted a pass in the end zone and ran it out for the final play of the game.
The two teams combined for over 800 yards of offense.
Miami Trace is at Jackson next week. McClain hosts Chillicothe next Friday night.
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Tony Hillerman fans will enjoy this mystery set in Oklahoma and featuring members of the Cherokee tribe. Spirited Molly Bearpaw, an investigator for the Native American Advocacy League who also appeared in "Ravenmocker" (1992), determines to help her best friend, Daye Hummingbird, when Daye's fiance, Tom Battle, a tribal lawyer and well-known storyteller, is killed by a poison dart at a local Cherokee festival. Molly can think of only two reasons why Battle might have been murdered: Daye's hot-tempered ex-husband killed Battle because he resented her engagement, or a member of the neoconservative True Echota Band killed Battle because of his anti-TEB activities. Hager, who is herself one-sixth Cherokee, shows a good understanding of Cherokee tribal life in today's modern world, and she deftly characterizes a whole range of intriguing Native American personalities, from wise elders coping with contemporary life to renegade youngsters ignoring ancient tribal traditions. Molly Bearpaw is an intelligent and tenacious heroine who is sure to attract fans.


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We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic, motivated and highly committed teacher to join our successful school, which is based close to the historic town of Skipton in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. As part of a multi-academy trust, our partnership of primary schools firmly believe that by working and learning together we will make even more difference to our children's lives. Through this strong partnership we can offer the successful candidate collaborative learning opportunities, including dialogue and working time with other Year 3/4 teachers.
As a key partner in the Harrogate and Rural Teaching School Alliance our school successfully provides high quality training for teachers at all stages of their careers. We will ensure that the successful candidate has access to a personalised plan for professional development which will meet their individual needs e.g. personalised ECT Induction programme, middle leadership and aspiring leaders training.
Applications from both experienced teachers, including those returningto work, and ECTs are welcomed, as we are keen to recruit the best candidate to join our hardworking team.
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Pupils are provided with a meaningful, inspiring and interesting knowledge-rich curriculum that is enhanced by visits, visitors and many cross-curricular links. In addition the school offers afterschool activities which provide pupils with the opportunity to enjoy and try a wide range of extra-curricular experiences.
Lothersdale Primary School has a track record of consistently reaching very high results. Our achievements have been recognised by Ofsted in January 2006, October 2008 and, most recently, July 2014 when we have been judged 'Outstanding' in all areas, with no significant areas for improvement. A copy of the OFSTED reports can be downloaded from the School Performance Information section of this website.
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Марина Георгиевна Рогачёва (урождённая Строева; 22 января 1965) — российский государственный деятель. Бывший представитель правительства Орловской области в Совете Федерации.

Биография
Родилась 22 января 1965 года в семье Егора Семёновича Строева, будущего губернатора Орловской области и председателя Совета Федерации (с 1996 по 2001 год).

В 1988 году окончила Орловский государственный педагогический институт. По специальности — преподаватель немецкого и французского языков, работала в орловских и московских школах. В 1996 году стала заместителем губернатора Орловской области, в этой должности руководила представительством области при Правительстве Российской Федерации в Москве. Губернатором Орловской области в тот момент являлся её отец. В 2004 году её кандидатура была предложена в качестве представителя Орловской области в Совете Федерации и одобрена областным советом. В Совете Федерации Рогачёва была членом комитета по делам Содружества Независимых Государств (с июня 2004), членом комиссии по контролю за обеспечением деятельности СФ (с мая 2005 по май 2008) и членом комиссии по культуре (с июля 2007).

16 февраля 2009 года, в день отставки своего отца с должности губернатора Орловской области, по собственному желанию подала заявление об отставке, которое было удовлетворено 20 февраля.

Была замужем за генерал-майором ФСБ Александром Рогачёвым, с которым развелась в 2002 году. С 1997 по 2000 год он был советником председателя Совета Федерации, своего тестя Егора Строева, также занимался бизнесом. 22 февраля 2009 года, спустя несколько дней после отставки бывшей жены, Александр Рогачёв был найден убитым в своём внедорожнике «Toyota Land Cruiser».

Сын Марины от брака с Рогачёвым — Александр Александрович Рогачёв (р. 1993, в Орле) — бизнесмен. Выпускник МГИМО, по специальности — «юрист-международник со знанием иностранного языка». Председатель совета директоров ПАО «Орёлстрой» и генеральный-директор строительной компании ОДСК.

Награды
 Орден Дружбы (2003 г.)
 Юбилейный знак «70 лет Орловской области» (2007 г.)

Примечания

Выпускники Орловского государственного университета
Педагоги России
Члены Совета Федерации России (с 2000)
Кандидаты психологических наук

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cryptogon.com » Windows 8: Millions of PCs Will Get Kill Switches for the First Time.
This is quit interesting. I remember vaguely the kill switch from 2011, where Google removed tons of stuff from phones. I think the phone carrior should do something like this if it is necessary. Check this article out. Microsoft should do the same if it deems necessary. I'm sure this isn't the end of this.
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Le sitio Conte est un site archéologique situé dans la province panaméenne du Coclé, près de la baie Parita. On peut le qualifier de nécropole et d'« exemple typique de société hiérarchisée ou de chefferie ». D'après la datation des pièces d'orfèvrerie et des céramiques polychromes qui y ont été trouvées, le site a servi de 450 à 900  environ. Il est resté intact depuis les fouilles de 1940, mais ses restes mortuaires sont considérés comme une ressource essentielle pour les archéologues, car ils aident à interpréter la dynamique sociale que la région connut de 500 à 1500 de l'ère chrétienne.

Description du site
Le site lui-même se trouve sur la rive est du rio Grande de Coclé. De son noyau, il s'étend vers l'est, le nord et le sud, le long de ce cours d'eau. Il est entouré de prairies et de plusieurs petites collines. Il se trouve entre les monts Tabasará, au nord, et la , au sud.

Les éléments les plus importants du site sont les tombes elles-mêmes. Les vestiges sont peu nombreux ; ils comprennent deux rangées de grosses pierres verticales grossièrement façonnées de  de haut, auxquelles se combinaient de petites pierres au-dessus plat que l'archéologue Samuel K. Lothrop appelait « autels » ; deux planchers et un gros pilier de pierres grossièrement ouvrées.

Brève histoire
On sait peu de choses du sitio Conte et des personnes qui y sont enterrées. Plusieurs théories ont été émises sur la fonction de ce site ; elles vont de celle d'une « résidence d'été » à celle d'un cimetière. Les personnes enterrées passent pour être soit des « lignées du chef », soit « des chefs et des guerriers tués dans une bataille ».

Les archéologues ont une bonne idée de la période d'utilisation de ce site. Ils l'ont déterminée grâce à la datation des pièces d'orfèvrerie et des céramiques polychromes contenues dans les tombes. Ces artefacts ont révélé que ce site avait servi d'environ 450 à 900 . Le cimetière a été abandonné vers cette dernière date, mais d'après les résidus ménagers, il semble que des ménages aient continué d'occuper le site.

Travaux archéologiques sur le sitio Conte
À la fin du , le rio Grande de Coclé change de cours et commence à traverser le bord ouest du site. Il emporte ainsi plusieurs artefacts qui seront ramassés et vendus. Certains objets sont exposés par le gouvernement panaméen lors de l'ouverture du canal de Panama en 1915. En 1927, le rio change de cours à nouveau et emporte d'autres artefacts.

En 1928, la famille Conte creuse une fosse et met au jour certaines des grosses colonnes de pìerre dont Lothrop parlera dans ses rapports. Plusieurs de ces objets aboutissent au musée Peabody de l'Université Harvard et suscitent l'intérêt du conservateur d'alors, Alfred Tozzer. Ce dernier et Earnest Hooton visitent le site cette année-là et prennent des dispositions pour l'entreprise de fouilles par le musée Peabody.

En 1930, lorsque les fouilles débutent sous la direction de l'archéologue Henry Roberts, le sitio Conte devient le « premier site à faire l'objet d'une étude scientifique sur le terrain au Panama ». Roberts dirige aussi les fouilles l'année suivante. En 1933, l'équipe du musée Peabody y retourne sous la direction de Samuel K. Lothrop. Les trois saisons de fouilles du musée Peabody ont été fructueuses, car il a découvert 59 tombes et 38 caches, ainsi qu'un grand nombre d'objets en or et de céramiques polychromes.

À la fin des années 1930, la famille Conte demande au musée Peabody d'entreprendre de nouvelles fouilles, ce que le directeur Donald Scott refuse. Il propose plutôt que , du Musée d'archéologie et d'anthropologie de l'Université de Pennsylvanie poursuive les fouilles. En 1940, Mason et ses collègues pratiquent d'autres fouilles fructueuses : ils mettent au jour  et beaucoup de mobilier funéraire. Ce sont les dernières fouilles entreprises sur ce site.

Les fouilles du musée Peabody et du musée de l'Université de Pennsylvanie ont été critiquées à cause de la manière dont ils les ont pratiquées. La plupart des critiques portent sur la décision que les archéologues ont prises de se passer de descriptions stratigraphiques des fouilles sur ce site. Olga Linares estime « qu'on a sacrifié un bon contrôle stratigraphique pour des raisons de convenance ». D'autres ont critiqué les travaux parce que « le contrôle de l'enregistrement des artefacts faisait défaut et les carnets de terrain n'étaient pas clairs  ».

Tombe 1

La tombe 1 est considérée comme l'une des tombes les plus importantes qui ont été mises au jour lors des fouilles du musée Peabody. Elle date de 400 à 500 . Les archéologues pensent que ceux qui y ont été enterrés sont un « chef et trois de ses suivants ». Le principal occupant, le squelette 1, était enterré en position assise avec un riche mobilier funéraire comprenant 8 vases à effigie et 112 plats ou bols, tous répartis le long du bord de la tombe.

La tombe contenait aussi des perles, des pendentifs et des jambières en or ou en tumbaga, un tablier en canines, le dos de miroirs, des dents de cétacé et des côtes de lamantin sculptées recouverts d'or,  de serpentine et plusieurs faisceaux d'épines de raie. Le squelette 2 était enterré avec nombre de ces objets et une petite quantité de celts et de lames de pierre. Les autres squelettes étaient aussi accompagnés d'un mobilier funéraire semblable, mais en moindre quantité.

Tombe 5

La tombe 5, qui datait d'environ 700 à 900 , contenait 15 squelettes et du mobilier funéraire. Enterré en position assise, le squelette principal (15) avait été logé dans une « hutte de fortune » qui s'était depuis décomposée. Son mobilier funéraire comprenait un pendentif fait d'une dent de cétacé sculpté, des dos de miroir en pierre, des jambières en or ou en tumbaga, des manchettes, des plaques et un casque. Sur le sol, il y avait des dalles de pierre, des écailles de tortue et diverses pièces de céramique.

Huit des 14 autres squelettes se trouvaient sur les côtés sud et ouest de la tombe, et les six autres sur le côté nord. Selon Lothrop, le groupe nord avait probablement fait l'objet d'une inhumation antérieure. Leur mobilier funéraire comprenait des pendentifs en os, en or et en pierre.

Tombe 26

La tombe 26, l'une des plus riches mises au jour par les fouilles du musée Peabody, contenait 22 squelettes et datait de la même période que celle de la tombe 5. Le principal occupant, le squelette 12, était enterré en position assise et jadis enfermé dans une hutte de fortune. Plusieurs pièces de céramique, une dalle de pierre et les autres occupants de la tombe formaient le plancher de cette dernière. Parmi le mobilier funéraire associé à cet occupant, il y a des plaques en or ou en tumbaga, des manchettes, des jambières, des perles, des dents de cétacé et des côtes de lamantin sculptés, des épines de pastenague et une émeraude. La majorité des 126 pièces de céramique trouvées dans cette tombe, dont 36 vases à effigie et 90 plaques polychromes, tapissaient les parois de la tombe.

Les autres occupants avaient un peu de matériel funéraire, y compris plusieurs tiges d'oreille en or qui ont été reliées au squelette 8.

Tombe 74

Fouillée lors de l'expédition de 1940 dirigée par J. Alden Mason, la tombe 74 remonte à 700/ à 900  et est l'une des tombes connues les plus riches du sitio Conte. Les principaux occupants, les squelettes 15 et 16, gisaient l'un sur l'autre au centre de la couche intermédiaire. Aussi appelée la sépulture 11, elle contenait plus de  funéraires et 23 morts répartis sur trois niveaux.

Niveau supérieur

En creusant, Mason et son équipe mirent au jour huit squelettes, tous gisant sur le ventre parallèlement l'un à l'autre. Six de ces squelettes furent reconnus pour être des hommes vieux ou mûrs, alors que le sexe des deux autres resta indéterminé. Parmi leur mobilier funéraire, il y avait des céramiques, des pointes de projectile en pierre, des celts et un pendentif d'agathe ailé. Le squelette 4 avait une cache de pointes en pierre à ses pieds, une cache de perles en or et cinq plaques en or repoussé, qui reposaient sur lui. Des vases intacts et des tessons de céramique tapissaient les extrémités nord et sud de la sépulture, qui s'abaissait jusqu'au deuxième niveau.

Niveau intermédiaire

En poursuivant les fouilles, l'équipe mit au jour un deuxième niveau de sépultures. Il contenait douze squelettes accompagnés de milliers de présents funéraires. Les principaux occupants de la tombe, les squelettes 15 et 16, se trouvaient au centre de ce niveau et étaient entouré de cinq squelettes à l'est, de trois à l'ouest et d'un squelette au nord et au sud.

Il y avait un grand nombre de présents funéraires liés aux squelettes centraux, dont des plaques, des tiges d'oreille, des jambières et des perles en or lisse ou en or repoussé. Il y avait aussi plusieurs pointes de projectile en pierre et des celts. Le plus célèbre des présents liés à ces morts est le pendentif animal à effigie en composite d'or coulé portant une émeraude enchâssée au dos. Il reposait à l'envers sur les plaques en or qui couvraient les deux squelettes centraux.

De nombreux objets étaient placés près des autres occupants de la tombe : des triangles en or, une paire de dents de cétacé, une figure sculptée recouverte d'or, des canines, plusieurs pointes de projectile vertes et un celt en pierre.

C'est à ce niveau que le « mur de céramiques » était le plus épais () et se terminait. Les fouilleurs commencèrent à être dépassés par la grande quantité de céramiques et à retirer nombre des vases sans rien enregistrer. Mason fit remarquer que l'équipe sur place eut la « fièvre de l'or » et « avide de libérer les objets en or placés sous les vases, elle commença à retirer ces derniers avant d'en dresser la liste ».

Niveau inférieur

Après avoir dégagé le deuxième niveau, l'équipe atteignit le fond de la tombe. En enlevant les tessons de céramique et la poussière environnante, elle découvrit trois squelettes. Celui du centre, le squelette 21, gisait sur le côté ; et les deux autres, sur le ventre. Deux de ces squelettes, le 21 et le 22, étaient accompagnés de quelques objets, dont un pendentif à effigie de chauve-souris en or, des tiges d'oreille, quelques celts en pierre et une grande plaque en or gaufré.

L'art du sitio Conte

L'iconographie des pièces en or et en céramique reflète un art très raffiné. Quelques figures des pièces en céramique sont des représentations abstraites d'animaux, mais d'autres semblent être de nature zoo-anthropomorphe. Ces figures sont représentées pour la plupart seules ou en paires, mais il y a des exceptions, car certaines céramiques portent de multiples images.

L'iconographie des pièces en or va d'animaux tels que des chauve-souris, des cerfs, des requins, des crocodiles et des sauriens à des figures humaines et zoo-anthropomorphes. Nombre de ces sujets sont représentés dans l'iconographie des céramiques du style Coclé trouvées dans les sépultures. L'iconographie comprend aussi des images de serpents, d'oiseaux, de tortues, de crabes, d'insectes, de grenouilles, de pastenagues, de tatous et de signes. On a avancé que l'adjonction de ces pièces en or et en céramique reflétait peut-être le rang des morts auxquels elles étaient liées.

Le sitio Conte de nos jours

En 2009, le sitio Conte n'avait pas été touché par des archéologues depuis la saison de fouilles de Mason en 1940. Son propriétaire était inconnu.

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Lien externe
 www.youtube.com Vidéo de « River of Gold », exposition du Penn Museum.

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Primal Clash 3 Grass 120 Stage 2 Rx2 0 Rare [G] Allergic Shock - During your next turn, if the Defending Pokemon is damaged by an attack, it is Knocked Out. [GG] Twineedle (50x) Flip 2 coins. This attack does 50 damage times the number of heads.
XY 4 Grass 70 Stage 1 Rx2 2 Uncommon [G] Harden - During your opponent's next turn, if this Pokemon would be damaged by an attack, prevent that attack's damage done to this Pokemon if that damage is 60 or less.
Plasma Freeze 2 Grass 80 Stage 1 Rx2 2 Uncommon [G] Hide - Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to this Pokemon during your opponent's next turn.
Unleashed 32 Grass 80 Stage 1 Rx2 2 Uncommon  Speed Evolution - Search your deck for a card that evolves from Kakuna and put it onto Kakuna. (This counts as evolving Kakuna.) Shuffle your deck afterward. [G] Poison Sting - The Defending Pokemon is Poisoned.
Rising Rivals 66 Grass 80 Stage 1 R+20 2 Common Exoskeleton - Any damage done to Kakuna by attacks is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance). (Poke-BODY) [G] Dangerous Evolution - The Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned. Flip a coin. If heads, search your deck for an Evolution card that evolves from Kakuna and put it onto Kakuna. (This counts as evolving Kakuna.) Shuffle your deck afterward.
Great Encounters 73 Grass 80 Stage 1 R+20 2 Common  Stiffen - During your opponent's next turn, any damage done to Kakuna by attacks is reduced by 30 (after applying Weakness and Resistance). [G] Spit Poison (10) The Defending Pokemon is Poisoned.
Legendary Collection 50 Grass 80 Stage 1 R 2 Uncommon  Stiffen - Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all damage done to Kakuna during opponent's next turn. (any other effects of attacks still happen.) [GG] Poisonpowder (20) Flip a coin. If heads, defender is now Poisoned.
Base 33 Grass 80 Stage 1 R 2 Uncommon  Stiffen - Flip a coin. If heads, prevent all damage done to Kakuna during opponent's next turn. (any other effects of attacks still happen.) [GG] Poisonpowder (20) Flip a coin. If heads, defender is now Poisoned.
Primal Clash 1 Grass 50 Basic Rx2 1 Common [G] Multiply - Search your deck for Weedle and put it onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward.
McDonald's Promos 2014 1 Grass 50 Basic Rx2 1 Promo [G] String Shot (10) Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent's Active Pokemon is now Paralyzed.
Kalos Starter Set (Chespin) 1 Grass 50 Basic Rx2 1 Promo [G] String Shot (10) Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent's Active Pokemon is now Paralyzed.
XY 3 Grass 50 Basic Rx2 1 Common [G] Leaf Munch (10+) If your opponent's Active Pokemon is a G Pokemon, this attack does 20 more damage.
Plasma Freeze 1 Grass 50 Basic Rx2 1 Common [G] Triple Stab (10x) Flip 3 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads.
Rising Rivals 86 Grass 60 Basic R+10 1 Common  Rescue String - Search your discard pile for up to 5 Pokemon, show them to your opponent, and shuffle them into your deck. [G] Needling Sting (10+) Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage plus 10 more damage.
Great Encounters 93 Grass 50 Basic R+10 1 Common  Call for Family - Search your deck for a Basic Pokemon and put it onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward. [G] String Shot - Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Paralyzed.
Delta Species 87 Grass 50 Basic R 1 Common  String Shot (10) Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Paralyzed.
Fire Red Leaf Green 86 Grass 50 Basic R 1 Common  Call for Family - Search your deck for up to 2 G Basic Pokemon and put them onto your Bench. Shuffle your deck afterward. [G] Poison Spurt - Discard a G Energy card attached to Weedle. The Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned.
Legendary Collection 99 Grass 40 Basic R 1 Common [G] Poison Sting (10) Flip a coin. If heads, defender is now Poisoned.
Neo Discovery 70 Grass 40 Basic R 1 Common [G] Spike Stab (20) Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokemon is now Poisoned. If tails, this attack does nothing (not even damage).
Base 69 Grass 40 Basic R 1 Common [G] Poison Sting (10) Flip a coin. If heads, defender is now Poisoned.


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package cn.iaicc.smgk.web.action.manage.list;

import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;

import cn.iaicc.smgk.business.IClientAccountInfoService;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.business.IEmployeeInfoService;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.business.IReqInfoService;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.business.IReqResultInfoService;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.po.ClientAccountInfo;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.po.EmployeeInfo;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.po.ReqInfo;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.po.ReqResultInfo;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.web.conf.SmgkConstants;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.web.conf.StatusConstants;
import cn.iaicc.smgk.web.util.PaginationUtil;

import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionContext;
import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionSupport;

public class ListAppealResultAction extends ActionSupport {

	/**
	 *
	 */
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 7739475960664629870L;
	private static Log logger = LogFactory.getLog(ListAppealResultAction.class);
	private IClientAccountInfoService clientAccountInfoService = null;
	private IReqResultInfoService reqResultInfoService= null;
	private IEmployeeInfoService employeeInfoService = null;
	private IReqInfoService reqInfoService= null;
	private List<String> clientAccountList = new LinkedList<String>();
	private List<String> employeeList = new LinkedList<String>();
	private List<String> reqList = new LinkedList<String>();

	private Long reqID = null;
	private Long resultID = null;
	/**
	 * 当前第几页
	 */
	private Integer num = null;
	/**
	 * 分页数据列表
	 */
	private List<ReqResultInfo> pageList = null;
	private PaginationUtil pu = null;

	@Override
	public String execute() throws Exception {
		String username = (String)ActionContext.getContext().getSession().get("LOGINUSERNAME");
		String password = (String)ActionContext.getContext().getSession().get("LOGINPASSWORD");
		try{
			if(username == null || password == null) {
				return LOGIN;
			}
			EmployeeInfo employeeInfo = employeeInfoService.isLogin(username, password);
			if(employeeInfo == null) {
				this.addActionError("employeeInfo为空!");
				return LOGIN;
			}

			int page = 1;
			if(num != null){
				page = num.intValue();
			}

			int total = reqResultInfoService.getReqResultInfoTotal();

			pu = new PaginationUtil(total,page,SmgkConstants.PAGE_MAX_RESULT);
			pageList = reqResultInfoService.findReqResultInfoByPage(pu.getStartRecord(),SmgkConstants.PAGE_MAX_RESULT);
			for(ReqResultInfo info:pageList){
				ClientAccountInfo ci = clientAccountInfoService.getClientAccountInfo(info.getAccountID());
				if(ci != null){
					clientAccountList.add(""+ci.getClientName());
				}
				else{
					clientAccountList.add("");
				}
				if( info.getEmployeeID() != null) {
					EmployeeInfo ei = employeeInfoService.getEmployeeInfo(info.getEmployeeID());
					if(ei != null) {
						employeeList.add(""+ei.getName());
					}
				}else{
					employeeList.add("");
				}
				ReqInfo ri = reqInfoService.getReqInfo(info.getReqID());
				if(ri!=null && ri.getName()!=null){
					reqList.add(""+ri.getName());
				}else{
					reqList.add("");
				}

			}
		}catch(Exception e) {
			logger.error(""+e.getMessage(),e.getCause());
		}

		return SUCCESS;
	}
	@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
	public String input() throws Exception {
		String username = (String)ActionContext.getContext().getSession().get("LOGINUSERNAME");
		String password = (String)ActionContext.getContext().getSession().get("LOGINPASSWORD");
		if(username == null || password == null) {
			return LOGIN;
		}
		try{
			ActionContext.getContext().getSession().put("CLIENTINPUTADDISOK","OK");//防止刷新提交多次相同信息
		}catch(Exception e) {
			logger.error(""+e.getMessage(),e.getCause());
		}

		return SUCCESS;
	}

	public String detail() throws Exception {
		try{
			String username = (String)ActionContext.getContext().getSession().get("LOGINUSERNAME");
			String password = (String)ActionContext.getContext().getSession().get("LOGINPASSWORD");
			if(username == null || password == null) {
				return LOGIN;
			}

			if(resultID == null){
				this.addActionError("resultID为空!");
				return ERROR;
			}
			ReqResultInfo info = reqResultInfoService.getReqResultInfo(resultID);
			if(info!=null && info.getStatus()!=null){
				ActionContext.getContext().put("RESULTDETAIL",info);
				ActionContext.getContext().put("STATUS", StatusConstants.StatusDict.get(info.getStatus()));
			}
			ReqInfo ri = reqInfoService.getReqInfo(info.getReqID());
			ClientAccountInfo ci = clientAccountInfoService.getClientAccountInfo(info.getAccountID());
			EmployeeInfo ei = employeeInfoService.getEmployeeInfo(info.getEmployeeID());
			if(ri!=null && ri.getName()!=null){
				ActionContext.getContext().put("REQINOF",ri.getName());
			}
			if(ci!=null && ci.getClientName()!=null){
				ActionContext.getContext().put("ACCOUNT",ci.getClientName());
			}
			if(ei!=null && ei.getName()!=null){
				ActionContext.getContext().put("EMPLOYEE",ei.getName());
			}
		}catch(Exception e) {
			logger.error(""+e.getMessage(),e.getCause());
		}

		return SUCCESS;
	}

	public Integer getNum() {
		return num;
	}

	public void setNum(Integer num) {
		this.num = num;
	}

	public void setEmployeeInfoService(IEmployeeInfoService employeeInfoService) {
		this.employeeInfoService = employeeInfoService;
	}
	public PaginationUtil getPu() {
		return pu;
	}

	public void setReqResultInfoService(IReqResultInfoService reqResultInfoService) {
		this.reqResultInfoService = reqResultInfoService;
	}
	public List<ReqResultInfo> getPageList() {
		return pageList;
	}
	public void setPageList(List<ReqResultInfo> pageList) {
		this.pageList = pageList;
	}

	public void setPu(PaginationUtil pu) {
		this.pu = pu;
	}

	public void setClientAccountInfoService(
			IClientAccountInfoService clientAccountInfoService) {
		this.clientAccountInfoService = clientAccountInfoService;
	}
	public void setClientAccountList(List<String> clientAccountList) {
		this.clientAccountList = clientAccountList;
	}
	public List<String> getEmployeeList() {
		return employeeList;
	}
	public void setEmployeeList(List<String> employeeList) {
		this.employeeList = employeeList;
	}
	public List<String> getClientAccountList() {
		return clientAccountList;
	}
	public List<String> getReqList() {
		return reqList;
	}
	public void setReqList(List<String> reqList) {
		this.reqList = reqList;
	}
	public void setReqInfoService(IReqInfoService reqInfoService) {
		this.reqInfoService = reqInfoService;
	}
	public Long getResultID() {
		return resultID;
	}
	public void setResultID(Long resultID) {
		this.resultID = resultID;
	}
	public Long getReqID() {
		return reqID;
	}
	public void setReqID(Long reqID) {
		this.reqID = reqID;
	}

}

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Warwick railway station looks set to get funding boost to improve accessibility
Kirstie Smith
Published: 15:38 Thursday 04 April 2019
Warwick railway station looks set to get funding boost to help improve accessibility
The funding for the improvements is part of a larger programme of funding from the Government.
Warwick Railway Station. Photo by Google Streetview.
Jack Rankin, Conservative parliamentary candidate for Warwick and Leamington has welcomed the Government's funding to improve accessibility across the rail network for disabled people.
This funding is set to provide Warwick Station with step-free access, which will help those who are disabled or have push chairs use the station more easily.
Nusrat Ghani, Transport Minister, said: "Everyone should be able to access our rail network and I am pleased to announce that Warwick will now become a fully accessible station in the next stage of the programme.
"So far, Conservatives in government have delivered step-free access at over 200 stations through our Access for All programme and are committed a further £300m of accessibility investment."
Over the years Cllr John Holland and MP Matt Western have campaigned for a lift at the station and despite having a promising plan, in 2015 the plans were put on hold after the project was delayed.
Read More: 'Give us a lift' plead Warwick residents
It has been announced that a further 73 stations that will benefit from the £300 million Access for All funding.
The funding will help upgrade stations with things such as footbridges and lifts. It is not yet known what type of access improvements will be installed at Warwick Station
Jack Rankin said: ""I commute daily from Leamington station and I know this additional funding will make a huge difference to people's lives in Warwick.
"Since coming to power, the Conservatives have embarked on an unprecedented investment programme to upgrade our transport network, ensuring it is both fit for the future and accessible for everyone.
"This funding does just that. We are committed to providing disabled people with the same access to travel as everyone else and delivering step-free access at Warwick station will help thousands more people travel easily and without additional cost, time or stress."
Car hits pedestrian near Leamington station
Incident on A46 near warwick cleared
The Access for All programme was first launched in 2006 and has delivered more than 200 accessible routes into selected stations so far.


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Pretty Little Liars actor Julian Morris comes out: 'Really moved by all the love and support'
The actor shared heartwarming photos and video celebrating his 18th anniversary with his partner.
By Ruth Kinane December 03, 2021 at 03:08 PM EST
On Thursday, former Pretty Little Liars star Julian Morris came out in a heartwarming Instagram post in which he also celebrated 18 years with his partner.
"18 years together, and they were the best ones because they were with you," Morris captioned a carousel of snaps and videos of him and his partner, L.A. artist Landon Ross, adding "I love you" along with a heart emoji.
Julian Morris comes out and celebrates 18th anniversary with his boyfriend, Landon Ross.
| Credit: Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic
Best known for portraying Wren Kingston on the Freeform mystery-thriller series Pretty Little Liars, the actor has also starred in television shows such as 24, Once Upon a Time, and New Girl. Most recently, Morris appeared on the Apple TV+ drama The Morning Show.
The 38-year-old, who has been with his partner since he was 20 years old, also shared a message of gratitude to his fans via Instagram story, writing, "Really moved by all the love and support. Thanks guys."
Julian Morris thanks fans for their support after coming out.
| Credit: Julian Morris/Instagram
Ross also shared a post to celebrate the couple's anniversary. "Beginning our 19th year is the best thing in life," he wrote on Instagram. "I love you."
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Classic Ten – Misquotes From the Movies
Compared to testifying in court, the failure to correctly cite your favorite movie quote falls on the harmless end of the spectrum. Then again, there's nothing more fun then busting out some undermining trivia when you're in a room full of film nerds! Filmsite.org's Tim Dirks has taken the legwork out of the process by compiling a definitive list of some of the most egregious movie misquotes that have made it into the popular vernacular. Below is a list of the worst offenders, ranked in order from "Kind of understandable…" to "How could you!?"
10. "Luke, I am your father" – Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
OK, so this one might be picking hairs a little, but since it's one of the most widely-quoted lines in movie history, it bears pointing out that what Darth Vader says to Luke Skywalker in that final scene is actually "No, I am your father." And according to movie lore, what Jones actually said was "Obi-Wan killed your father," but the line was later overdubbed.
9. "Do you feel lucky, punk?" – Dirty Harry (1971)
It makes sense that this one has been paraphrased ad nauseum over the years, since the line Clint Eastwood's hard-as-nails cop actually uttered was, "…But being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya punk?" It's just not quite as catchy.
8. "Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?" – She Done Him Wrong (1934)
Incredibly enough, Mae West actually uttered this famous quip off the cuff — to a real police officer, in real life! She did make cheeky reference to it later in her career though, reiterating the phrase to her co-star George Hamilton in her final movie Sextette, over 40 years later.
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7. "You're going out there a nobody, but you're coming back a star!" – 42nd Street (1933)
This misquote of the classic line delivered by director Julian Marsh (Warner Baxter) to young ingenue Peggy Sawyer (Ruby Keeler) is an interesting case, because the popularized version actually blurs the meaning of the original a bit. Baxter actually says, "you're going out a youngster, but you've got to come back a star," and the emphasis makes all the difference: This isn't a random pump-you-up speech — the director is actually desperate for Peggy to succeed, thanks to impending bankruptcy.
6. "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy ride" – All About Eve (1950)
In this case, the bastardized version of the quote actually makes a whole heckuva lot more sense. As aging stage actress Margo Channing, Bette Davis actually said, "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night." Huh?
5. "If you build it, they will come" – Field of Dreams (1989)
Another subtle distinction that changes the meaning substantially, the way most people remember the phrase uttered by the disembodied voice in Ray (Kevin Costner)'s cornfield is actually incorrect. If you'll recall, the ghostly voice actually said, "If you build it, he will come," meaning Ray's father. Extra points to the ghostly voice for being correct!
4."Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?" – Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (1937)
Couldn't you have sworn that those were the original words? If so, you're not alone: The misquote was heard in Elvira, Mistress of the Dark (1988), 101 Dalmatians (1996), 54 (1998), and other movies. Alas, the Wicked Witch actually says, "Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?" Luckily, the meaning stays the same, so the world dodged a bullet on this one.
3. "Me Tarzan, you Jane" – Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932)
No, though the actual conversation between Tarzan (Johnny Weissmuller) and the comely Jane (Maureen O'Sullivan) actually involved a lot of emphatic pointing and excited finger-stabbing, the above was actually never said out loud. The real exchange was more like, "Jane. Jane. And you? You?" "Tarzan. Tarzan. Tarzan." You get the drift.
2. "I want to suck your blood!" – Dracula (1931)
Oddly enough, Hungarian-born actor Bela Lugosi never actually said the line so often attributed to the blood-sucking fiend he portrayed in the horror classic. The phrase was actually used in a humorous context by Dr. Tom Mason (Ned Bellamy) practicing his Bela Lugosi impersonation in director Tim Burton's Ed Wood (1994).
1. "Play it again, Sam" – Casablanca (1942)
Neither Ingrid Bergman nor Humphrey Bogart uttered the famous phrase to Sam (Dooley Wilson), the nightclub pianist and reluctant performer of the sentimental song "As Time Goes By." The closest Bogart came to the phrase was this: "You played it for her, you can play it for me…If she can stand it, I can. Play it!" Doesn't have quite the same ring to it, now does it?


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Evening with Thai Dinner and Thai Traditional Dance, Experience a variety of typical Thai foods and the warm hospitality of waitresses dressed in national costumes. After dinner sit back, relax and enjoy a spectacular performance of Thai classical dances.
After dinner, entertain with The Ultimate Cabaret Show, Experience Bangkok's exciting nightlife with the cabaret Show Thailand's newest wave of entertainment .You can't leave Bangkok without seeing The Cabaret Show.
Afternoon transfer back to hotel.
Check out and Transfer to Pattaya.
Visit Nong-NoochTropical Garden/Thai Culture & Elephant Show., your memories of Thailand Just 15 minutes east of Pattaya. Nong Nooch Tropical Garden has emerged as a fascinating tourist destination renowned for its wide-ranging orchid species, a palm garden, and various flowering and decorative plants from all corners of the world. The highlight of our program and everybody's favorite is the elephant show. You'll see these gentle giants, the symbols of Siam. Lunch is included.
Transfer to hotel in Pattaya.
Lunch serve at seashore restaurant. After lunch relax and enjoy yourself.
Transfer you back to Bangkok Airport for departure.


The HER and OER overpotentials are on the order of 0.1 and 0.3 V, respectively; thus, the overall water-splitting reaction requires a total of ~1.7 V (6). This voltage constrains the number of systems that are capable of achieving high solar-to-hydrogen (STH) conversion efficiencies and are not prohibitively expensive.
Mesoscopic and thin-film perovskite-based PV systems have attracted interest because they may break the cost-efficiency paradigm. They are composed entirely of Earth-abundant elements, have low-cost manufacturing processes, and are capable of achieving very high solar-to-electricity power conversion efficiencies (η). The past 2 years have seen the efficiency of methylammonium lead halide perovskite PVs advance considerably, with reported devices producing η > 15% (7–9). An important aspect of the high-power conversion efficiency is the high photovoltages that are produced.
Luo et al. take advantage of these high-photovoltage perovskite PVs by configuring two cells next to each other in electrical series in order to efficiently split water. Integration of solar cells in series produces a sum of the photovoltages, whereas the current from each cell is matched to the others. In this example, the two cells each produce a short-circuit current density (Jsc) of more than 20 mA cm;2. Because the cells are situated next to each other, the current from each cell is constant, but the electrode area effectively doubles, producing half the current density (~10 mA cm;2). Importantly, the open-circuit photovoltage (Voc) of each cell was more than 1 V, thus providing a total of up to 2 V to drive the water-splitting reactions. Another advance reported by Luo et al. was the introduction of a nickel/iron–layered double hydroxide (NiFe LDH) catalyst deposited on a nickel foam electrode, which can carry out both the HER and OER reactions at 10 mA cm;2, with overpotentials of 0.21 and 0.24 V, respectively.
As the two perovskite cells produce 10 mA cm–2 under a load of 1.68 V, a STH efficiency over 12% is achieved. Although the NiFe LDH catalyst is not the best at the HER reaction, the perovskites compensate with their high photovoltage, and using a single catalyst material for both HER and OER reactions offers a potential cost advantage.
While the 12% water-splitting efficiency reported is already exceptional, there are several paths to improvement. Use of a single band-gap material in a tandem configuration is not ideal, and combining a perovskite cell with a smaller band-gap semiconductor such as silicon could produce over 20% STH efficiencies (6). Some loss in available photovoltage by substituting a lower-volt-age silicon cell for one of the high-voltage perovskite cells in order to increase the photocurrent may be compensated by the use of a better HER catalyst that requires a smaller overpotential. The NiFe LDH catalyst is also opaque and not amenable to an integrated photoelectrochemical system. It is not yet clear if alternative transparent catalysts are absolutely necessary or if the separated PV/ electrolyzer configuration used here will ultimately be viable (5).
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Aiming High-Tech, Ivy Recruitment
April 01, 2002 | by Julia Vitullo-Martin
The police department has become famous worldwide for its successful, computer-driven assault on crime, but when detectives file their investigative reports, they do so in triplicate, using carbon paper. In its daily work, as Police Commissioner Ray Kelly sums it up, his department has no internal email, no computer network, no access to sophisticated outside data bases. It is like a Porsche with the engine of a Volkswagen.
The whole system is inadequate, said Kelly, speaking at a lunch sponsored by the Manhattan Institute at the Yale Club. Those triplicate files that detectives create, DD5 forms, are sent to three separate offices--precinct, command, and borough--where they are stored in standard file cabinets to be retrieved manually when needed. Kelly paused for a moment to let it sink in that the data contained in those cabinets is essentially inaccessible.
The drive of analytic policing today, particularly in combating terrorists, is to connect the dotted lines, to pick up the relationships among seemingly disparate occurrences. Terrorist cells, noted Kelly, often finance crimes through petty crime, such as breaking into cars, identity theft, burglary. Since September 11 the details of certain petty crimes have developed an importance out of all proportion to the individual crime itself.
Kelly knows what technology can do for routine productivity because he had it in his last few jobs, including as head of the U.S. Customs Service. The New York Police Department needs a computer system, he argues, that allows "all case information to be entered in one data base for cross checking." Customs uses the Treasury Department's Treasury Enforcement Communication System (TECS), which links all the Treasury enforcement bureaus with one another, including Customs, the Secret Service, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms. TECS may still be 1980s technology, says Kelly, but it is leagues ahead of the New York Police Department. Customs is now exploring an Internet-driven investigative database that would permit the storage of surveillance footage, wiretaps, and interviews together in a digital file.
The other half of the technology problem is, as always, personnel: "We need our senior people to have the basic tools and technologies needed to lead any organization today."
There's no easy fix for this, but one route is more sophisticated recruitment.
RECRUITING AT THE IVIES
Interest in police work is at an all-time high, and the NYPD is at the top of the food chain. Mayor Bloomberg's 2003 budget calls for a reduction of 1600 police officers, though Kelly seems to regard that as something of a phantom number. He says that 40,110 officers is the "preferred head count," and that the NYPD is now down to 38,000 through attrition. Its target is to have 39,000 officers on July 1 of this year.
The department is trying to make it easy to apply. The application form is online and it's free. Kelly thinks New York is the only major metropolitan police force in the nation to do this.
They are also sending recruiters to schools that have never seen NYPD recruiters before, such as Harvard, Yale, and Columbia. According to the New York Times, the effort was not very successful ("Police Recruiters Draw Little Interest, Good or Bad") at Columbia. Himself a graduate of the JFK School of Government at Harvard, Commissioner Kelly says the recruitment campaign is as much symbolic as substantive. Which is a judicious position to take since, as the Times points out, the NYPD's starting salary of $31,305 is less than the annual cost of attending Columbia. Rather like trying to buy a Porsche at a Volkswagen price.
Julia Vitullo-Martin, a long-time editor and writer on urban affairs, is the former director of the Citizens Jury Project at the Vera Institute of Justice. She is now writing a book entitled The Conscience of the American Jury.


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Effect of multidirectional forging on the fine-grained structure devel-opment in a high-strength aluminum alloy
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Mechanical behavior and microstructural evolution in an as-cast coarse-grained aluminum alloy 7475 were investigated during uniaxial compression and multidirectional forging (MDF) carried out at the temperature of 490оС and the strain rate of ~10–4 s–1. It has been shown that the deformation route provided by MDF is more suitable for flow softening and grain refinement in the present alloy under high-temperature deformation conditions.
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I already told you about a new french community website called Red Wolv.es managed by our friend Yulk from 132 crew. I got now my own account on it and present some old/new stuff including sketches, drawing, walls…I will pudate this page regulary. If you want to have a look at this page click here.
I'm not into making money with graffiti but I need some cash (hehe) and try to sale some drawing. They are unique pieces ! If you want to buy one of these, you can check on the online shop here.


I thought it would be fun to look back over the last 12 months and see what I have made this year. So here's a little look at my sewing creations for 2013.
Looking forward to making many more creations in 2014!
A lovely lot of projects.


Dr. Rock's Blog & Roll: Album of the Day: The Monkees (11/14/67) 42 Years!
Album of the Day: The Monkees (11/14/67) 42 Years!
The Monkees' fourth album, Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd., was released on November 14, 1967. It's one of the best pop-rock albums of the 60s. But mention the Monkees and most people think of the wacky TV show, the "band" manufactured specifically to star in the show, and the string of mid-60s upbeat, pop-rock tunes that were credited to the Monkees but on which none of the band's members supposedly played any instruments. That's only partially true, but the depth of the contributions by Mike Nesmith, Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones and Peter Tork is always lost amidst the derision from many critics and purists to the "Pre-Fab Four." Yes, they had little artistic control and musical effort in their first two albums, but they demanded and one freedom for their third release, Headquarters, in May 1967, writing half the songs and playing all the music themselves. And on Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. they were so confident that they featured mostly covers on the album's 13 original cuts and actually invited studio musicians to supplement their own musicianship.
Never sell the Monkees short. Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. is a great album with a mix of styles (reflecting the disparate musical interests of the individuals). It was the fourth #1 album in less than 14 months for the band, and represents the only time in music history that all of any band's first four albums went #1. Not even the real Fab Four can say that. Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. is available as download tracks from iTunes (click here) and as a CD from Amazon (click here).


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> Jennifer Aniston says 'one for the memories' as she posts BTS snaps from Facts of Life re-enactment special
Jennifer Aniston says 'one for the memories' as she posts BTS snaps from Facts of Life re-enactment special
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Jennifer Aniston shares BTS photos from Live in Front of a Studio Audience.
Jennifer Aniston appeared in the third installment of Live in Front of a Studio Audience on Tuesday night as she teamed up with Jon Stewart, Will Arnett, John Lithgow, Kevin Hart and more for a special re-enactment episode of Facts of Life. The actress portrayed the Facts of Life character Blair Warner, originally played by Lisa Whelchel. After the re-enactment episode aired, Jennifer took to Instagram to share some BTS photos from the same.
In the photos, the actress was seen posing for adorable snaps with legendary American Television writer and producer, Norman Lear. Another photo also showed Aniston getting ready to essay the look of Whelchel's Blair Warner from the 80s sitcom. Along with the photos, the Friends star mentioned in her captions how special it was to work on this project. Jennifer wrote, "One for the memories. Norman Lear. Jimmy Kimmel. Cast of my dreams. Facts of Life. Different Strokes. Blair. Lisa Whelchel."
Aniston's post soon received a lot of love from her fans as well as friends. Courteney Cox left a comment admiring Jennifer and wrote, "I love this! And you!" Also, Ryan Reynolds commented with a string of heart emojis on the post.
This edition of Live in Front of a Studio Audience was executive produced by Jimmy Kimmel, Norman Lear and also Aniston's ex-husband, Justin Theroux, among others.
The live reenactment of two series, Facts of Life and Diff'rent Strokes aired on December 7 on ABC and apart from Aniston it also starred Kathryn Hahn, Ann Dowd, Allison Tolman, Gabrielle union, and Damon Wayans.
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The Return of the King, the third and final volume in The Lord of the Rings, opens as Gandalf and Pippin ride east to the city of Minas Tirith in Gondor, just after parting with King Théoden and the Riders of Rohan at the end of The Two Towers. In Minas Tirith, Gandalf and Pippin meet Denethor, the city's Steward, or ruler, who clearly dislikes Gandalf. Pippin offers Denethor his sword in service to Gondor, out of gratitude for the fact that Denethor's son Boromir gave his life for the hobbits earlier in the quest.
A blanket of gloom—which Gandalf calls the Darkness—begins to issue from Mordor and soon obscures the entire sky over Minas Tirith. Meanwhile, Aragorn realizes that the Riders may not reach the city in time to defend it from the imminent conflict with Mordor. Aragorn parts company with Théoden and decides to take the legendary Paths of the Dead to Gondor. As he travels through the Paths, accompanied by Legolas and Gimli, a huge army of the Sleepless Dead heeds Aragorn's commands and follows him southward.
In Gondor, Denethor sends his other son, Faramir, to hold off the approaching armies of Mordor at Osgiliath. Faramir holds his position as long as he can, but he ultimately gives up the field, despite Gandalf's help. Retreating to the city, a poisoned arrow of the Nazgûl—the Black Riders—strikes Faramir down, though it does not kill him. Later, as the fierce battle wages outside Minas Tirith, Denethor goes mad and locks himself in a crypt with the ailing Faramir. Denethor plans to destroy the remnants of the line of Gondor's Stewards.
The army of Mordor nearly breaks through Minas Tirith's defenses, but the Riders of Rohan arrive just in time to fight the army off. The Lord of the Nazgûl, the Black Captain, kills King Théoden. In heroic defense, Lady Éowyn and Merry slay the Black Captain, though Éowyn is grievously wounded. The forces of Mordor regroup, but Aragorn arrives via the Anduin River on the black ships of the Enemy, which he has conquered with the help of the Dead.
Pippin finds Gandalf, and together they stop Denethor from killing his son. The old Steward throws himself on a burning pyre and kills himself. Having rescued Gondor, Aragorn enters Minas Tirith and heals those whom the Black Captain wounded during the battle. In so doing, Aragorn fulfills an ancient prophecy concerning the coming of the next king of Gondor.
The leaders of the armies of the West decide to put together an assault on Mordor in order to distract Sauron from the quest of Frodo, the Ring-bearer. Aragorn's forces march to the Black Gate of Mordor and confront Sauron's Lieutenant. The Lieutenant claims that the hobbit spies—Frodo and Sam—have been captured in Mordor. Gandalf rebukes the Lieutenant, who flees inside the Gate and unleashes the great armies of Mordor.
In the meantime, Sam manages to rescue Frodo from the tower of Cirith Ungol. With the aid of the Ring and his sword, Sam scares off the Orcs he encounters. The hobbits don Orc clothing and begin the arduous trek through Mordor. The Ring grows heavier around Frodo's neck with each step.
After several long and weary days of travel, the two hobbits reach Orodruin, or Mount Doom. Sam carries Frodo to the top. Just as they reach the Cracks of Doom, Frodo refuses to give up the Ring, overcome by its power. Gollum appears and struggles with Frodo. Gollum bites the Ring off Frodo's finger, but then he stumbles and falls into the Cracks of Doom. Sauron's power breaks, and Aragorn's forces at the Black Gate defeat the panicked servants of Mordor. Gandalf flies to Orodruin on the back of Gwaihir, the giant eagle, and rescues Frodo and Sam.
The Darkness dissipates from Gondor. Aragorn is crowned King of Gondor, and he marries Arwen, Elrond's daughter from Rivendell. Minas Tirith and the surrounding areas begin to recover and rebuild.
The hobbits return to the Shire, where they find their homes ravaged. A group of Men have entered and set up an oppressive police state. The four companions organize a rebellion and rout the intruders, discovering that the secret leader of the destruction is Saruman, the deposed wizard, who seeks revenge on the hobbits. Frodo spares Saruman's life, but the wizard's browbeaten servant, Wormtongue, betrays and kills his cruel master.
The hobbits rebuild the Shire and return to their ordinary lives. Sam marries a hobbit named Rosie Cotton, and together they have a daughter. Frodo, wounded by the burden of the Ring-quest, decides to leave the Shire. He sails away over the Great Sea with Gandalf, Bilbo, and the other Ring-bearers to the peaceful paradise in the unknown West.


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Q: How to recursively copy all files except empty files including subdirectories in Databricks file system I have a requirement to recursively move all files except empty files (0-byte files) to a destination folder while preserving hierarchies in a Databricks file system.
Example:
  folder_path/

     1/
        2/
           file1.json- 0 byte
           file2.json- 128 kb
    3/
       4/
           file3.json- 0 byte
           file4.json- 20 kb
outputs:
folder_path/
    1/
       2/
          file2.jpg - 128 kb
    3/
       4/ file4.jpg - 20 kb

I'm able to implement this using shell script and AWK but it seems Databricks does not support AWK.
Is there any way to implement this either in Python or Scala using Databricks notebook ?

A: The below implementation works for me. If the size is 0 and does not end with "json", then it is a directory. Else it is a file with 0 size.
import os
src = 'dbfs:/<src_path>'
def createSubDir(dir):

    for i in range(0, len(dir)):
            if(dir[i].size == 0 and not dir[i].name.endswith('json')):
                    dbutils.fs.mkdirs(dir[i].path.replace("<src_dir>", "<dest_dir>"))
                    createSubDir(dbutils.fs.ls(dir[i].path))
            elif(dir[i].size != 0 and dir[i].name.endswith('json')):
                    dbutils.fs.mv(dir[i].path, dir[i].path.replace("<src_dir>", "<dest_dir>"))

dir = dbutils.fs.ls(src)
createSubDir(dir)

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Perturbator občanským jménem James Kent (* 22. ledna 1993 Paříž) je francouzský synthwave hudebník z Paříže.

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Kent se začal zajímat o muziku částečně kvůli vlivu rodičů, kteří jsou novináři a kritici rockové muziky. Jeho rodiče byli také muzikanti a jako mladí měli vlastní kapelu, která ovlivnila Kentův zájem o syntetickou muziku.

Kent byl původně kytarista v blackmetalové kapele. Od roku 2012 produkuje elektronickou muziku, která je inspirovaná kulturou kyberpunku a také filmy jako Akira, Ghost in the Shell nebo Running Man. Používá různou paletu softwarových syntetizérů při tvorbě své hudby, také používá emulátory starých syntetizérů jako například OB-X nebo CS-80. Do doby, kdy vydal své první EP Night Driving Avenger vydal 4 plná alba, nejnovějším vydaným EP je New Model, který produkoval pod produkční skupinou Blood Music. Několik jeho počinů bylo v roce 2012 obsahem hry Hotline Miami a v roce 2015 se jeho hudba objevila ve hře Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. Perturbatorovo EP Sexulizer bylo vydáno částečně k oficiálnímu vydání skladby "Miami Disco", tímto způsobem chtěl poděkovat vývojářům hry Hotline Miami. Úspěch hry Hotline Miami vedl k představení jeho hudby širšímu publiku.

Pertubator vydal své čtvrté plnohodnotné album The Uncunny Valley 6. května 2016 pod produkční skupinou Blood Music. Album se setkalo převážně s pozitivním ohlasem. Nějaké verze obsahovaly bonusové EP, ke kterým Kent napsal "První tři skladby doplňují téma zahrnuté v albu The Uncanny Valley, finální skladba "VERS / US" je upoutávkou z psaní The Uncanny Valley, která odpovídá náladě a atmosféře alba, ale nedostala se do finální verze." Bloody Disgusting dal albu hodnocení 5/5 a napsal, že The Uncanny Valley "není pouze potěšení pro fanoušky, ale také si dokáže naklonit nováčky."

V roce 2019 se Kent objevil v dokumentárním filmu The Rise of the Synths, kde se objevil po boku dalších skladatelů synthwave scény, včetně filmaře Johna Carpentera, který také popisoval původ a růst žánru synthwave.

Diskografie

Studiová alba
 Terror 404 (květen 2012, vlastní produkce)
 I Am the Night (prosince 2012, vlastní produkce)
 Dangerous Days (červen 2014, Blood Music / Telefuture Records)
 The Uncanny Valley (května 2016, Blood Music)
 Lustful Sacraments (květen 2021, Blood Music)

EP
 Night Driving Averanger (březen 2012, vlastní produkce)
 Nocturne City (srpen 2012, Aphasia Records)
 The 80s Slasher (říjen 2012, spolupráce s Protector 101, Aphasia Records)
 LA Sop Duo / Selections (březen 2013, spolupráce s Protector 101, Revolving Door Records)
 Sexualizer (červen 2013, Aphasia Records)
 The Uncanny Valley – Bonus (května 2016, Blood Music)
 New Model (září 2017, Blood Music / Music of the Void)
 Excess EP (2021, Blood Music)

Kompilace
 B-sides and Remixes, Vol. I (listopad 2018, Blood Music)
 B-sides and Remixes, Vol. II (listopad 2018, Blood Music)

Sóla
 She Moves Like a Knife (leden 2014)
 She is Young, She is Beautiful, She is Next (březen 2014)
 Assult (duben 2015)
 Tactical Precision Disarray (prosinec 2016)
 Vantablack (srpen 2017)
 Body / Prison (říjen 2018)
 Excess (únor 2019)
 Death of the Soul (únor 2021)
 Dethroner Under A Funeral Haze (duben 2021)

Videoklipy
 She is Young, She is Beautiful, She is Next (2014)
 Sentient (2016)
 Venger (2017)
 Death of the Souls (2021)

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Traditional grocers can do five things to stay competitive as customer expectations change.
By Lisa Koetter
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LISA KOETTER: The grocery industry is going through a period of major change. A decade from now, I think this industry will be virtually unrecognizable. On one hand, the way we shop for groceries is being dramatically redefined.
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