If you've ever had to create 16 different colour swatches of an item for a website, compare 2 lengthy documents to ensure changes are consistent or sift through mounds of website traffic stats to discover why your sales took a dive, you know that these kinds of tasks can be tedious and time-consuming rather than creative or strategic. Imagine, however, saying goodbye to the boring parts of your job and instead using that time to work on an innovative concept or to develop a marketing strategy for a new product launch.
For us, this is the allure of artificial intelligence - the ability to gain an intelligent creative or marketing "assistant" that can take on these less creative tasks, thereby freeing you to focus on being truly strategic in your work. This isn't something you should fear - you should embrace it. Even at its most powerful, AI doesn't replace human intelligence, it simply helps people do what they love better and faster while opening the door to new and exciting ways to experiment, test and learn from customers to create dramatically improved experiences.
Artificial intelligence already touches some form of your life every day. From smarter web searches to e-commerce recommendations to voice assistants - AI is integrated into how you live, work and communicate in the world. It's the standard by which you evaluate your digital interactions with brands - expecting that every touchpoint will be as easy and intelligent as ordering paper towels from Alexa or finding what you were searching for on Google in your top three search results.
With deep expertise in creativity, marketing and digital documents, Adobe is already using AI, machine learning and deep learning to make creating and delivering digital experiences easier, faster and better. Keep reading to find out how.
Machine learning (ML) is a subfield of AI devoted to creating programmes that improve their performance when you give them more data, rather than requiring the improved performance to be programmed in by hand.
Deep learning is a set of ML techniques that are loosely modelled on how neurons in the brain communicate with each other and adapt to new data.
Adobe Sensei is the technology that powers intelligent features across all Adobe products. Whether you're a creative, marketing or business professional, Adobe Sensei can help you to work more productively, create the right content faster and deliver that content to the right customer across the right channels - all at the right time.
As Adobe continues to develop its AI, machine learning and deep learning offerings within Adobe Sensei, the focus is on three core competencies - content understanding, computational creativity and experience intelligence - that help our customers deliver more highly personalised digital experiences faster.
Decide what matters. When trends, anomalies or significant events are brought to your attention and you can get data-driven recommendations on what works or ways to optimise, you can better prioritise decision-making.
Adobe Sensei is trained to deeply understand the language of digital content such as images, videos, animations and illustrations. This helps you to build better digital experiences faster and increase personalisation.
For instance, there are over 100 million assets in Adobe Stock. This can make finding the right image a daunting, time-intensive task. However, through a combination of artificial intelligence and deep learning, Adobe Sensei can understand not only what objects are in the image, but also deeper concepts like the aesthetic quality, composition, colour palette and even emotional concept behind the image, such as a query like "family on a beach at sunset with waves in the background." Then, using this depth of understanding, the technology can quickly search the entire Adobe Stock image library to find the images that most closely match your needs, helping you to find the perfect image for your marketing campaign or website design in seconds rather than hours.
• Identifying and tagging images. Uses machine learning and deep learning to automatically tag images with key words as well as higher level concepts, Adobe Sensei saves photographers the drudgery of tagging thousands of photos while helping marketers and designers quickly tag and organise assets for better ROI.
• Summarising text. Understands the meaning of large chunks of content and can automatically summarise the content down to the number of words you select, such as taking a 500-word piece and creating a 100-word executive summary.
• Analysing the semantic structure of documents. Identifies features such as paragraphs, tables or headings from visual features in either scanned or plain documents.
• Remixing music automatically. Analyses song files, identifying hundreds of loops, transitions and important segments and then allows you to quickly rearrange any song to fit any duration.
• Making your photos look more professional. Uses AI to analyse your photo and compare it to thousands of professionally edited images in our database and then uses this information to recommend the ideal edits to exposure, contrast and other settings to make your own photo better.
As Adobe CTO Abhay Parasnis noted to TechCrunch, "When one of the very best artists in Photoshop spends hours in creation, what are the other things they do and maybe more importantly, what are the things they don't do? We are trying to harness that and marry that with the latest advances in deep learning so that the algorithms can actually become partners for that creative professional."
In a world inundated with content and data, being able to quickly sift through the data, decipher the meaning and make smart decisions is not just hard - sometimes it's impossible for the human mind to do. Adobe Sensei's experience intelligence can quickly analyse data to identify both patterns and anomalies. Then, it can use this information to make decisions about what content to deliver, when to deliver it and to whom, so that the digital experiences you create are personalised and optimised to achieve the greatest return on investment.
• Personalising content based on customer profiles. Finds the right content for each audience, such as displaying outdoor gear based on the geographical location and season.
• Optimising ad spend. Helps you to decide how much budget you want to allocate to each channel to ensure the best performance.
• Scaling to new audiences. Helps you to identify new high-value audiences that aren't intuitive based on current audiences.
• Optimising for what works. Provides a virtual analyst who can sift through large quantities of data and alert marketers to statistically significant events, such as a spike in sales.
Adobe Sensei is built into all Adobe products, including Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe Document Cloud and Adobe Experience Cloud. This allows us to quickly execute new artificial intelligence and machine learning breakthroughs across our entire company that save time, foster better decision-making or improve personalisation. And, because we have a shared platform with shared services, it also allows our partners to accelerate their own innovation by building customised solutions on top of our framework.
For example, with Adobe Sensei image recognition technology, you can quickly auto tag and search images of cars. However, if you are an auto manufacturer and want to further refine these auto tag capabilities to be more specific, such as being able to tag and identify cars that are a specific brand, make or model, you can tap into the shared framework to build you own customised AI model.
Additionally, a common framework helps support digital experiences all the way from creation to delivery to analysis. With a single tech stack and information flow, the entire customer experience journey can go smoother, faster and better - from finding the right assets and making edits to targeting your audience and bringing back those insights to the creation process. The experience is seamless for you and for your customers and optimises the content you deliver for the best performance.
With AI advancing 10 times faster and at 300 times the scale of the Industrial Revolution according to McKinsey, many worry about the long-term implications. Some even argue that AI-powered machines will take over the world, destroy jobs and pose a fundamental threat to our existence.
At Adobe, we see things differently. Our fundamental belief is that AI done right, in a manner that serves the creator of the experience and respects the consumer of the experience, will amplify human creativity and intelligence while opening up an exciting world of new possibilities for human creativity and productivity. For example, imagine having a creative assistant who learns from the way designers work to recommend edits and layouts based on an understanding of your personal style. Or, imagine as a marketer having the ability to create highly personalised cross-channel campaigns at scale that deliver offers based on knowledge of the purchaser's style preferences, communication habits and when they want to receive offers. Even business managers can do more with the ability to unlock the meaning and sentiment of documents and an intelligent assistant that can help them with finding specific content.
The future can never be fully knowable, but with Adobe Sensei, we believe it will only be more magical, more creative and more personalised for you and your customers.
Adobe Sensei, Adobe's artificial intelligence and machine-learning engine, helps you to build more intuitive experiences that will reach your customers based on their interests and preferences.
Discover the magic of Adobe Sensei at https://www.adobe.com/in/sensei.html.
"Machine Learning Comes to Life," Adobe Blog, 8 November 2017, https://theblog.adobe.com/machine-learning-comes-to-life/.
Rederic Lardinois, "Adobe's Lightroom's Auto Setting Is Now Powered by AI," TechCrunch, 12 December 2017, https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/12/adobe-lightrooms-auto-setting-is-now-powered-by-ai/.
Richard Dobbs, James Manyika and Johnathan Woetzel, "The Four Global Forces Breaking All the Trends," McKinsey Global Institute, April 2015, https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/strategy-and-corporate-finance/our-insights/the-four-global-forces-breaking-all-the-trends.


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Alexis Mony, né à Paris le  et mort le 17 juillet 1986, est un footballeur international français.

Il est le frère cadet de Pierre Mony, autre ancien footballeur international français.

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Son poste de prédilection est défenseur. Il ne compte qu'une sélection en équipe de France de football, pour le match Italie-France au stade Vélodrome Sempione à Milan en 1920.

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Appelé comme son frère Pierre à se rendre à Milan pour défier l'Italie, Alexis fut sérieusement critiqué à son retour après la sévère défaite (9-4) des Français. .

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Speaking in front of hundreds of health and social care students at the University of Suffolk, Catherine Bennett, gangs and county lines manager, said that to tackle the scourge of drug and knife crime in the county, young people need intervention at key moments in their lives.
She said when a child's life takes a knock – being expelled from school for example or when they are facing problems at home – they can often be tempted into the world of gangs.
She said: "A young person may be offered status, perceived friendship or affection or high value items such as flash trainers and nice clothing.
Mrs Bennett was one of the speakers – which included Judge Martyn Levett, who presided over the recent Tavis Spencer-Aitkens murder trial – to address the CanYouHearMe conference.
The event, for students looking to enter the world of heath, social care and policing, aimed to promote the idea of listening to service users and to improve links between organisations.
Mrs Bennett said the health and social care sector have a key role to play in combatting gangs by identifying individuals at risk and to help those who wish to leave develop exit strategies.
She said: "Exploitation is an essential part of the business model. I had a conversation with one gang member and one of the things he said to me was when he was involved in gang activity he would look for children with no positive adults in their lives.
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The conference was organised by Suzanna Pickering, senior lecturer in social work and Ruth Strudwick, associate professor in diagnostic radiotherapy.


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Sociology and cultural Anthropology are closely linked. Nevertheless, they are very distinct disciplines with very diverse objectives and execution strategies. Cultural anthropology is defined as the 'study of human beings' (Russell, 2006). The main focus of cultural anthropology is on the manner in which human behavior and knowledge keeps on changing within the society. On the other hand, sociology refers to 'the study of society' (Pickering, 2008). The main work of sociologists is to attempt to make sense of the society within which we live. In fact, the society is a creation of all the people living within it. Just like many other forms of social sciences, sociology and cultural anthropology depend on diverse investigational techniques to obtain evidence about a given phenomenon. Indeed, investigational techniques used in sociology and anthropology have similar qualities and characteristics. Nevertheless, there is a reasonable variation in the intent of the investigational techniques used in sociology and cultural anthropology. Additionally, the investigational methods used in sociology and cultural anthropology differ based on methodology and purpose. Nevertheless, the differences in investigational techniques applied in sociology and cultural anthropology bring about the philosophical approaches to the two disciplines and inherent differences.
Virtually all areas of inquiry contain investigational methods with strong philosophical roots. This aspect of investigational inquiry also exists in sociology and cultural anthropology. The philosophical roots have a major role to play in determining the extent to which an investigator undertakes to interact with the participants of the inquiry. The conclusions made pertaining to the inquiry are also highly dependent on the philosophical roots underlying the discipline involved (Russell, 2006). The modern contexts of investigation have embraced widespread analytical techniques in an attempt to understand patterns of social processes especially on sociological matters. Anthropology and sociology have been born out of the extensive desire to obtain an understanding of each discipline.
In consideration of the numerous investigational methods used in social sciences such as sociology, philosophy, psychology and anthropology, it is evident that the methods are often similar but only differ in relation to the philosophical perspective for each discipline. In particular, sociology and anthropology share similar investigational techniques namely qualitative and quantitative. Quantitative techniques may seem unimportant in cultural anthropology but very relevant in sociology. However, quantitative techniques are important in sociology as they are in cultural anthropology (Russell, 2006). Sociology extensively utilizes quantitative techniques throughout the investigation process. Cultural anthropology and sociology have similarities and differences in terms of the philosophical aspects of the processes involved.
Cultural anthropology widely utilizes behavior trace studies as an investigational technique. This technique is associated with high level of behavioral archeology. Behavior trace studies are applicable in diverse environments. Behavior trace studies also uphold the physical capabilities ignored throughout the process of procedural undertakings. Behavior trace is an important method of investigation used in cultural anthropology. The researcher using this technique aims at understanding the behavior of individuals through an establishment of behavior tracing for contact individuals. Behavior tracing as an investigational technique in cultural anthropology is based on the philosophical objective of understanding people's behavior throughout the society especially due to occurrence of certain influential outcomes.
Experimentation is another major investigational technique applied by cultural anthropologists to establish specific behavior. Experimentation can either be true or laboratory experiments (Russell, 2006). True experiments involve assigning participants in a random manner as either the control group or the treatment group. On the contrary, laboratory experiments provide the researcher with the freedom to have control over the variables. True experiments often involve the application hypotheses in the determination of the specified outcome. For instance, the hypotheses may involve two distinct expectations like an event occurring and not actually occurring. The philosophical justification for the application of experimentation is based on the need to understand real life phenomena affecting human behavior.
Just like cultural anthropology contains diverse methods of investigational techniques, sociology also has various investigational techniques regarded relevant for the continued understanding of the diverse concepts of sociology (Pickering, 2008). As earlier defined, sociology seeks to study human within the society. From this definition, it is possible to deduce an investigational technique that highly distinguishes cultural anthropology from sociology – experience. To be able to understand human beings in the society fully, experience is a crucial technique which can be successfully applied. Experience and the field of sociology are very important and highly relevant in the sense that it brings out a sense of research practice.
Experience has gained relevance in sociological inquiry through its recognition as a research data and analytical concept. From a philosophical point of view, experience is an important investigational technique in sociology that has never been questioned due to its relevance and important in sociological inquiry processes. Cultural studies tend to focus on subjective features of social relations and especially on the arrangements of social interactions and behaviors. Indeed, cultural studies seek to establish the subjectivity of private actions from public culture and the outcome behaviors due to transformative effects and potentials. Most importantly, experience brings out the reality of the outcome of human behavior on the basis of influence.
Sociological/ethnographic approaches – observation and interviewing is another important investigational technique used in sociology. This investigational technique involves observation of various social processes and documenting the behavior seen. Various available outcomes on sociological processes have been obtained through ethnography and interviewing (Pickering, 2008). However, some available information especially from journalists has been brought about through micro scale and localized interviews on few individuals. Furthermore, such micro scale interviews often lack adequate participant observation. Observation is an important investigational technique in sociological processes due to its role in providing information on social interactions, cognitive processes, and discovering practices.
Diverse challenges characterize the ethnographic/sociological research forms. For instance, selection of participants is often a very challenging undertaking based on the need to select fully representative participants. It is also a daunting task to tell the appropriate number of people to choose for the interview. There are no readily right or wrong answers. However, the parameters under operation are considered important for the determination of number and type of people to be interviewed. Ethnographic/sociological research in sociology is an important consideration of understanding human behavior in the society. The philosophical justification for the use of ethnographic/sociological technique in sociological inquiry is the fact that observation and interviewing are important factors to consider while attempting understanding human behavior in the society. Therefore, ethnographic/sociological approach hinges on the need for elaborate understanding and observation of the actions of representative individuals.
Pickering, M. (2008). Research Methods for Cultural Studies. Edinburgh University Press.
Russell, H.B. (2006). Research Methods in Anthropology: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches. Altamira Press.


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Part of: Stateless: The world's most invisible people
SPECIAL REPORT-A generation of Syrian children who don't count
Tuesday, 3 May 2016 10:17 GMT
Syrian refugee children look out from their tent during in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, August 17, 2015. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir
Thousands of potentially stateless children are one way wars in Syria and Iraq are reshaping Middle East and its people
By John Davison
BAALBEK, Lebanon, May 3 (Reuters) - Seven-month-old Nour lives in a tarpaulin tent pitched on a muddy patch of earth in Lebanon's Bekaa valley. The tent, one of a dozen in a small refugee camp, contains a metal stove, a prayer mat and worn rugs on the floor. A leather jacket and a plastic mirror hang from nails hammered into its wooden beams.
Swaddled in a faded pink blanket against the cold, Nour is the first of her Syrian parents' three children to be born as a refugee. Her family fled their native Homs at the start of Syria's civil war. Crammed two to a seat in a bus, her parents and two older siblings travelled 70 miles (112 km) into Lebanon, where Nour was born.
Now her mother and father, Asheqa and Trad, face a new challenge. They need to register Nour with a local government office in Lebanon by her first birthday in early September. A birth certificate is the crucial first step to securing Syrian citizenship. Without it, Nour could join a fast-growing generation of children who are stateless - lacking legal recognition as a citizen of any country.
But as Nour's parents are learning, even something as simple as registering a baby's birth is fraught with hurdles for a refugee in Lebanon.
The country has more refugees per head of the population than any country in the world, but it is not party to the 1951 Refugee Convention and has not allowed the U.N. to set up formal camps for Syrians. Some politicians fret about the impact of mainly Sunni refugees from Syria on the country's sectarian balance. Power in Lebanon is carefully divided between Christians, Shi'ite Muslims, Sunnis and other groups.
Registering Syrian births could create a precedent for Syrians to settle in the country, they worry.
Surveys by the United Nations refugee agency and the Norwegian Refugee Council suggest the number of children whose births remain unregistered in Lebanon could be as high as 50,000. Aid agencies see similar difficulties registering children in Jordan, Iraq and Turkey, which host millions of Syrian refugees between them. That means the number of Syrian children facing statelessness is likely to be much higher.
Those thousands of potentially stateless children are one way the wars in Syria and Iraq are reshaping the Middle East and its people for good.
"If you look at the number of births that have happened ... I think we can be talking about hundreds of thousands who are potentially not registered in the region as a whole," said Daryl Grisgraber, senior advocate for the Middle East at Refugees International, a humanitarian group that works for displaced and stateless people.
The U.N. says stateless children risk missing out on basic rights such as education and healthcare, can face difficulties getting a job and are exposed to abuse and even trafficking.
To have Nour fully recognised as Syrian will involve a Kafkaesque process that requires trips to different government offices, negotiating checkpoints to get to Beirut, and approaching the Syrian embassy - something many refugees fleeing civil war are afraid to do.
Lebanon's social affairs ministry, which handles the refugee issue, said the steps required were "clear and proportionate."
Nour's parents - they asked not to reveal their full names for fear of being targeted by Syria's warring factions or arrested by Lebanese authorities - are afraid of embarking on the process. They have not even tried to get her birth registered, despite understanding what that might mean down the line.
"We're scared for her future," Asheqa, her mother, said. "We're afraid that if we want to return to Syria, we won't be able to take her in because she has no documents. Where's the proof that it's your child?"
Asheqa and Trad abandoned their house about three months after the Syrian uprising against President Bashar al-Assad began in 2011. Like many buildings in Homs - a centre of the uprising - their home was later flattened to rubble in bombardments.
"We found out the school next door was shelled and collapsed onto our house," said 25-year-old Asheqa. "We stayed with relatives nearby for a while, but there were 16 people under one roof, there was no work and the fighting intensified."
The couple and their two children - daughter Rahaf, now 7, and son Marhaf, now 5 - fled for Lebanon, where they have squatted on farmland near the town of Baalbek ever since. When they left Syria, they took all their identity papers, marriage certificate and family booklet, and papers relating to their children.
"When the war ends, we're keen to go back. We're not exactly looking forward to it with nothing left, but we want to go back and rebuild," Asheqa said.
Until Nour's birth is registered, however, they are stuck in exile. Children without a registered birth certificate face separation from their families if they try to cross international borders, including into Syria. Without the certificate, Nour has no legal proof of parentage or place of birth.
But her parents face a complex and often unclear registration process. And they fear arrest if they try to move around too much in Lebanon.
The United Nations and the Norwegian Refugee Council, a humanitarian aid group, advise refugees to carry out three crucial steps to register a newborn in Lebanon. The steps still leave parents several bureaucratic procedures away from obtaining full Syrian citizenship for their child, but are the most important and time-sensitive.
First, parents should obtain a birth notification from the hospital where the child is born, or from a midwife.
Next, they should take the birth notification, their own identity papers and marriage certificate to a local notary closest to the place of birth. Notaries will then produce a birth certificate, for which they normally charge a fee of up to $20.
Finally, the parents should register the certificate with a local government registry office in Lebanon.
All this needs to be completed before a child turns one or the process becomes much more expensive and complicated, involving courts, lawyers and DNA tests.
Asheqa and Trad completed the first two steps within 10 days of Nour's birth last Sept. 12.
Now, though, they are stuck.
Restrictions on Syrian refugees, including a requirement they carry certain documents or risk arrest, have made it harder to move around. The rules force Syrians registered as refugees to pay $200 a year for the right to stay in Lebanon but ban them from formal employment. Trad and Asheqa's papers expired in January last year, right at the time the new regulations took effect.
When Lebanese security forces raided the family's camp last December, Trad and several other men were detained because they could not produce valid papers.
Trad said he and the other men were held for a day and then released with a warning to renew their residency papers or face arrest again. Since then, he and Asheqa have been afraid to leave the camp.
"We don't dare approach any authorities, not even to register Nour's birth, without renewing our residency first - we're scared they'll lock us up," Trad said.
But $200 is a huge sum for refugees, 70 percent of whom the U.N. says live in extreme poverty. And refugees not only have to pay the annual charge, they often need the help of a Lebanese sponsor, who usually charges another $200.
"So that's $400 for me, $400 for my husband, before we can go to register our daughter," Asheqa said.
In Syria, Trad, 32, drove taxis. In Lebanon he does casual labour and seasonal farm work. But none of that makes much money.
"I get maybe one day of work in 10 and make 10,000-20,000 Lebanese pounds ($7-13)," he said. The family collects U.N. aid worth around $100 per month - barely enough for bread, they say. They also owe hundreds of dollars to a local grocer who has repeatedly extended them credit.
The grocer's wife, Amira Msheik, showed a reporter a handwritten list of Syrian families in the area that owe money to her husband, Ismail: Umm Ahmed, 1,250,000 pounds, Abu Saadoun 700,000 pounds, Samah, 1 million pounds.
Asheqa and Trad are now trying to save or borrow enough to renew their residency. But their debt keeps mounting. Trad found work in March. On his first day he crushed his finger in a tractor accident and had to borrow $1,000 to cover the hospital fees.
MISINFORMATION AND BUREAUCRACY
Technically, even though their own residency documents have expired, Trad and Asheqa can complete step three and register Nour with the local government office. But aid agencies say lack of reliable information and rules that are applied inconsistently mean that in practice, this rarely happens.
The Norwegian Refugee Council says many refugees give up because they lack information, fear the authorities or simply cannot afford to register. The U.N. reports similar difficulties. Aid agencies try to inform families, but are stretched due to the numbers of refugees, who often live in hard-to-reach areas.
"It is confusing," Asheqa said. "We're not sure even which local government office we'd need to go to. But what's the point anyway? We still need to renew our residency."
Nour is one of 10 unregistered babies in her small camp. In the early months of 2016, a new baby was born almost every two weeks. The settlement is just one of hundreds in the Bekaa Valley alone.
In all, almost 70,000 children have been born to Syrian refugees in Lebanon since 2011, the United Nations says. This number excludes families not registered with the U.N., for which the refugee agency UNHCR has no estimate.
A UNHCR survey of 2,500 families at the end of 2015 said 68 percent did not complete the third step, leaving their babies unregistered. Norwegian Refugee Council figures from January last year showed that more than 80 percent of nearly 800 refugees interviewed failed to register.
The implications of having so many potentially stateless Syrians are worrisome.
"It pushes you underground," Human Rights Watch researcher Bill Van Esveld said. "The lack of identity documents just makes everything in life much more difficult. The door to crucial rights like education and healthcare may be closed if you don't officially exist. You're forced to live in a grey zone, or even treated like a criminal."
Khalifa al-Matar, another father in the camp, fled northern Syria's Raqqa with his wife three years ago. He has missed the cut-off point to register his son Hakam, who is now 18 months old. Khalifa now needs to get a lawyer, renew his own residency and possibly take a DNA test to prove Hakam is his.
"I tried to register Hakam," he said, breaking a piece of firewood with one hand and holding his son in the other. "There seemed to be 50 ways to do it, and no one told me how. I even tried at the Syrian embassy. They told me to go to the notary, the notary told me I had to go back to Syria, so I eventually gave up.
"Tomorrow there could be worse problems than now, and maybe we'd even need to flee Lebanon. With Hakam unregistered, we can't go anywhere," he said.
(Additional reporting by Melih Aslan in Istanbul Edited by Simon Robinson, Sara Ledwith)


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Mr. Schwarz manages the east coast office of Continental Real Estate Services, Inc. He also resides over the Commercial Due Diligence and Loan Packaging Services offered by the firm.
He brings over twenty years of lending experience to Continental. Prior to joining the firm Mr. Schwarz was CEO of Mortgage Capital Advisors, Inc. Mortgage Capital Advisors, Inc. is a commercial lender and broker and parent company to several real estate subsidiaries. While CEO, Mr. Schwarz led the creation of two residential lending subsidiaries, a "Gap-Equity" lending subsidiary, nine development and construction subsidiaries as well as an E-Commerce subsidiary. Mortgage Capital was a co-developer of Wakefield Plantation and Estates, a 2,000-acre, 4,800 home residential development in Raleigh, North Carolina. Included were Commercial Centers, Schools, a Super YMCA and a Tournament Players Club (TPC) golf course designed by Seniors Champion, Hale Irwin.
Prior to Mortgage Capital Advisors, Inc. Mr. Schwarz held executive level financial positions with large financial institutions including Prudential Home Mortgage Company, Union Labor Life Insurance Company, International Bank Holding Company Subsidiary companies and Equitable Life Insurance Company.


MARQUETTE — one of the vital Midwest's premier mountain wheeled vehicle races takes region on Saturday right here in Marquette County.
The nineteenth annual Ore to Shore Mountain mountain bike narrative will again draw thousands of cyclists from all over the world.
Sunny skies and temperatures within the 80s are within the forecast as more than 2."000 riders will compete within the 48-mile difficult Rock, 28-mile delicate Rock and 10-mile Shore Rock races.
Race director Scott Tuma, who's been directing the race for all 19 of its years, referred to the number of registrants is up from final 12 months because of the native financial growth and greater americans getting out and using.
The tough Rock is touted because the Midwest's greatest mass-originate, https://www.indobetpoker.net/ element-to-factor race, stretching from downtown Negaunee to a conclude at Lakeview enviornment in Marquette.
Tuma talked about the course appears decent after marking and inspecting the paths this week.
remaining 12 months's challenging Rock champion Brian count number of Prescott, Arizona, appears for his fifth Ore to Shore victory. remember additionally received in 2004, 2005, 2009 and 2011. Kyia Anderson of St. Cloud, Minnesota, took the women's title remaining 12 months, coming across the road 54th standard.
becoming a member of be counted are the return of all desirable-10 finishers from final year.
Tuma talked about top riders and informal riders return every 12 months on account of the race's wonderful element-to-point layout. This set-up wouldn't be viable devoid of the support of the group, notwithstanding.
now not simplest does the point-to-factor format draw riders in, however there's additionally distinct challenges for every rider on the trail.
for people that can also consider the forty eight-miler is above their ability, the 28-mile gentle Rock or 10-mile Shore Rock are good alternate options.
Garrett Jenema of Traverse city took the overall crown in the 28-mile race closing yr while Nick Frank of Grand Rapids won the guys's 10-mile.
Shorter races geared for youngsters will also grasp place, including the four-mile Junior Rock, one-mile Little Rock and half-mile Littlest Rock.
Tuma spoke of the children pursuits are his favourite since it brings a household-matey think to the experience.
The experience also brings a large financial enhance to Marquette County. while there's no reliable numbers, the more than 2."000 registrants and their households and friends are likely to supply native corporations a weekend spike.
"all of us work at it collectively," Tuma spoke of. "We get so a good deal assist from the group and we like the fact that it brings americans to city. The outlets, gas stations, eating places and hotels are all busy. It's all first rate and that's what it's all about. In flip, these businesses reciprocate. They guide the race so all of it works collectively.
The 2018 Ore to Shore Mountain mountain bike yarn kicks off at eight a.m. Saturday with the open of the ten-mile Shore Rock at Lakeview enviornment in Marquette. That will be adopted at 9 a.m. by means of the 28-mile soft Rock kicking off from Lakeview fundamental college in Negaunee. The forty eight-mile difficult Rock begins at 10 a.m. in downtown Negaunee on the Silver and Iron streets intersection.
kids hobbies seize place within the afternoon, with the four-mile Junior Rock at four p.m., half-mile Littlest Rock at 5 p.m. and one-mile Little Rock at 5:15 p.m., every beginning at Lakeview arena in Marquette.
For spectators desirous to view the starts of the 48- or 28-mile races, park legally in metropolis a lot or on the streets in downtown Negaunee for the tough Rock or at Lakeview elementary college or neighborhood streets for the smooth Rock.
For spectators desirous to view the finish in Marquette, people are asked to park in the east parking zone of the Berry pursuits middle as there will be very constrained parking at Lakeview area.
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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Reptile, Nov 18, 2017.
"We often talk about the past year and a half inside the world of the National Firearms Act (NFA) as being difficult for manufacturers, distributors and dealers. Not that we need reminding, but proposed legislation as well as the new application processes imposed in mid 2016 have created a bit of turmoil, mostly for the silencer community. But consumers have also been hurt by extraordinarily long wait times, causing many to remain on the sidelines until the backlog clears.
Hopefully the days of year-long approvals are coming to a close. As a follow up to our story on the Silencer Shop Form 1 service in which we outlined the new "EFile" system, I am happy to report that my short barreled rifle (maker) application submitted in mid June was approved in late October. A four month turnaround is certainly an improvement from the abysmal wait times of recent past."
I hope so. Probably be getting a .308 suppressor on black Friday if the price is right.


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Online grocer BigBasket in talks to raise $150 million for expansion
The new fundraising could more than double BigBasket's valuation to nearly $1 billion, according to one of the investors involved in the discussions.
Apr 04, 2017, 08.24 AM IST
BENGALURU: Online grocer BigBasket is in early discussions with multiple financial and strategic investors to raise $110-150 million to expand its warehousing and cold chain facilities, according to four people aware of the negotiations.
The new fundraising could more than double BigBasket's valuation to nearly $1 billion, according to one of the investors involved in the discussions. BigBasket was valued at $450 million following its $150 million fundraise in March last year.
As part of that earlier financing, BigBasket recently secured nearly $16 million from existing investors including Dubai-based private equity firm Abraaj Capital, Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm Bessemer, US-based investment firm Sands Capital, and the World Bank's International Finance Corp, according to the company's filings with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
It also raised debt financing of about $7 million last week from venture debt firm Trifecta Capital to meet its working capital needs. BigBasket is presently holding talks with Chinese investors including WeChat owner Tencent and conglomerate Fosun, according to two of the people mentioned above.US-based online retailer Amazon is also eyeing a strategic stake in BigBasket to bolster its daily consumables segment but the talks have not advanced as the online grocer is seeking better financial terms, these people said.
"There is a mismatch in terms of valuations, shareholding and terms of the deal being discussed with Amazon," one of them said.
Amazon India has approached BigBasket for a deal at least twice since 2015, these people said.
BigBasket, Fosun and Tencent did not immediately reply to emails seeking comment on the financing discussions. "We do not comment on speculative reports or future plans for what we may or may not do," said an Amazon India spokesperson.
Competition is heating up in India's online grocery market with the entry of emarketplaces Amazon India, which sources and delivers products from neighbourhood stores, and Flipkart, which is establishing its own brand of packaged groceries.
Amazon has applied to the Indian government for permission to invest $500 million in a wholly owned venture that will allow it to stock locally produced food items to sell online. If this goes through, Amazon will become the first foreign retailer to enter the segment.
The application states that Amazon India, which already counts daily essentials or groceries as one of its top three categories in India, also plans to open physical stores.
India's online grocery retail market grew 44% year-on-year to $135 million in 2016, and is estimated to grow at the same pace over the next five years, show data sourced from Euromonitor. India was the fifth largest online grocery market in the Asia-Pacific region last year.
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Financial autonomy would help the state develop and prosper with its own funds. Legendary Odisha leader Biju Patnaik had made a plea for fiscal autonomy for the state in the early 90s, the chief minister said
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Wednesday demanded financial autonomy for Odisha after which, he said, the state would not need special category status or central grants.
Financial autonomy would help the state develop and prosper with its own funds. Legendary Odisha leader Biju Patnaik had made a plea for fiscal autonomy for the state in the early 90s, the chief minister said.
"Give us financial autonomy, we will no more need special category status or central grant for the state. We will be able to develop and prosper with our own funds," Naveen Patnaik said while addressing the 21st foundation day of the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) here.
He, however, did not elaborate on the issue.
Odisha had demanded about Rs 4.59 lakh crore from the 14th Finance Commission. The commission has granted 1.84 lakh crore towards the share in central taxes and duties for 2015-20.
The chief minister also accused the Centre of neglecting the state "in all spheres".
Recalling legendary Biju Patnaik's plea for fiscal autonomy for the state, the BJD president said Biju Babu had rightly said that he would transform Odisha into the most advanced state in South Asia with financial autonomy.
"I fully endorse the statement made by Biju Babu," Naveen Patnaik, son of the legendary leader, said.
He hit out at the Centre for "extracting huge benefits from Odisha but giving nothing in return for the state's development".
Naveen Patnaik's scathing attack on the Centre comes two days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a rally in Khurda had taken a dig at the BJD government alleging corruption and inaction.
Throwing a barrage of questions at the BJP-led NDA government, Naveen Patnaik alleged that both the Congress and the BJP have all along been neglecting Odisha because of which the state and its people have been suffering.
Stating that national political parties appear before the people only at the time of the election, he said they disappear after making false promises as they have little concern for Odisha.
Mocking the Centre for its performance in the telecommunication sector, the chief minister said though BSNL boasts about its vast presence, people in both rural and urban Odisha have to "climb trees and high-rise structures to catch the network".
"It seems one has to learn climbing trees to be able to speak on BSNL network," he said.
Referring to Railways, Patnaik said though the state has provided free land and borne half the cost of major rail projects, the Khurda-Balangir rail line still remains incomplete.
Stating that the condition of national highways was pathetic, he said the coastal highway project remains confined to the announcement in the last four-and-a-half years.
Slamming the Centre over the issue of coal royalty, Naveen Patnaik said there has been no revision in coal royalty.
Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd (MCL) is making a profit of Rs 20,000 crore but Odisha is getting "pollution," he said.
Though it was highly publicised that Odisha would gain over Rs 70,000 crore from coal mine auction, the entire campaign turned out to be hollow as the state got only Rs 370 crore from the process.
While Railways get Rs 20,000 crore from the state annually, there are no concrete steps to expand the rail network in the state and provide quality services.
Noting that the people, particularly farmers, had to suffer a lot due to demonetisation and lack of banking facilities in rural areas, Naveen Patnaik said farmers are unable to get compensation crop insurance in time, while private insurance companies are harassing them.
Accusing the BJP-led government of failing to keep the promises in 2014 election manifesto, the BJD leader said the promise to grant special category status to Odisha, hike MSP for paddy by one and halftime of input cost and 33 per cent reservation for women remained "only in words".
The Centre halted grant for development of tribal areas, scheduled caste people, he said adding stipend for SC and ST students were not given in the last two years.
Terming the much trumpeted 'Ujjwala Yojana' as a failure, the BJD president said poor families were unable to go for refilling due to the high cost of LPG cylinders.
"These are the so-called success story of central government ... Odisha seeks an explanation from them on these issues," he said.


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Q: Filter values in data frame Basically, I have a gene dataset in which the rows are genes and columns are sequential time points of protein folding. I need a function to filter genes of a certain threshold value from others across the entire data set, not just for certain vectors. For example:
          alpha98 alpha105 alpha112 alpha119
YAL002W      0.22     0.58    -0.36     0.13
YAL003W      0.05     0.55    -0.08     0.33

Any help would be great.

A: R is vectorized and R recycles.  That means, that generally, something as simple as myDF > threshold will get you awfully close to what you need.
Specifically, it will give you a logical matrix of the same dimensions as your data.frame which will be TRUE when that cell in the DF exceeds the threshold (and FALSE otherwise).
You can then use that matrix as your tool to subset the data.frame.
myDF[myDF > threshold]

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module Users.ApiSpec where

import qualified Data.Aeson as AE
import qualified Data.Aeson.Encode.Pretty as AE
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy.Char8 as BS
import Data.Maybe (isJust)
import Users
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Test.Hspec

main :: IO ()
main = hspec spec

spec :: Spec
spec = do
  describe "hasValidationErrors" $ do
    it "returns True when the auth ID is blank" $
      hasValidationErrors (UserForm Nothing "" "Jeff" "Goldblum") `shouldBe` True

    it "returns True when the first name is blank" $
      hasValidationErrors (UserForm Nothing "abc123" "" "Goldblum") `shouldBe` True

    it "returns True when the last name is blank" $
      hasValidationErrors (UserForm Nothing "abc123" "Jeff" "") `shouldBe` True

    it "returns False when the first and last name are provided (without ID)" $
      hasValidationErrors (UserForm Nothing "abc123" "Jeff" "Goldblum") `shouldBe` False

    it "returns False when the first and last name are provided (with ID)" $
      hasValidationErrors (UserForm (Just 4) "abc123" "Jeff" "Goldblum") `shouldBe` False

  describe "formValidationErrors" $ do
    it "returns an error message when the model is invalid" $
      formValidationErrors invalidUserFormModel `shouldBe` "First and last name required."

    it "returns an empty message when the model is valid" $
      formValidationErrors validUserFormModel `shouldBe` T.empty

  describe "JSON marshalling" $ do
    it "defines To/FromJSON instances for User" $ do
      let encodedJson = prettyEncode user
      let decodedJson = AE.decode encodedJson :: Maybe User
      isJust decodedJson `shouldBe` True

    it "defines To/FromJSON instances for UserForm" $ do
      let encodedJson = prettyEncode validUserFormModel
      let decodedJson = AE.decode encodedJson :: Maybe UserForm
      isJust decodedJson `shouldBe` True

validUserFormModel :: UserForm
validUserFormModel = UserForm (Just 4) "abc123" "Jeff" "Goldblum"

invalidUserFormModel :: UserForm
invalidUserFormModel = UserForm (Just 4) "" "" ""

user :: User
user = User 1 "abc123" "bill" "murray"

prettyEncode :: AE.ToJSON a => a -> BS.ByteString
prettyEncode = AE.encodePretty' prettyConfig

prettyConfig :: AE.Config
prettyConfig = AE.Config { AE.confIndent = 2, AE.confCompare = mempty }


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Q: How to save clicking counter in c# I build web-site and want to count clicks on some button. I create and try this class of counter:
public static class Counter
{
    public static int counter = 0;
}

Every time I click on the button the counter is increament (counter++) ans I see it in my site, But, if I close the chrome and enter again to my site the counter starts from zero.
How can I save the counter? "Static" dont need to do that?

A: My bet is that it happens because the application space is flushed - it shouldn't reset just because you closed your browser window, thus abandoning the current session (if the session cookie isn't persistent, that is.)
Visual Studio may republish your files (if using a remote IIS) or just plainly restart a local IIS Express instance, depending on how you set your development environment; I do believe setting a specific content as Static would cause it to be available to all current sessions.
That said, you may want to keep it under the current session (using the Session object).
Optionally, if you want to persist information in between server restarts, you may try reading and writing to a local storage, such as a plaintext or XML file. You can find a very nice article about this on the following link:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/544839/Implement-ASP-NET-custom-XML-file-configuration
A more sophisticated version would use a local (or remote) database, for example.
Hope it works for you.

A: static fields are unique per-process. Depending on your application pool configuration, you could have 2, 20 or 100 copies of that.
They're also not thread safe. There are very, very few instances (pun) where a static member is appropriate.
Just off the top of my head, a particular "instance" of a static will disappear when:

*

*The application pool is recycled. On IIS, this defaults to 20 minutes of inactivity.

*The application process exits (you may have multiple processes running within your app pool). This happens as part of (1), but will also happen if, say, you're using the Visual Studio debug web server (Cassini), have your project configured to launch the site for debugging, and close the browser that was launched initially. (This happens because VS considers closing the browser that it launched equivalent to saying "I'm done playing. Back to coding now," or hitting the stop button.)

*Another thread overwrites the value you've stored (google "race condition.")
You really, really should be storing this in a database. If you're building a website, you need a database anyway. ANYTHING related to application state should be stored in the database.
ALSO, this really, really shouldn't be happening server-side. Are you really performing a postback every time someone clicks anywhere on a page? If so, you have JavaScript in place to handle that, so just skip this insanity, have said script fire off an AJAX request, and have the target handler log it in the database.

A: Looks like your using a web site so presuming ASP.net.  There are a number of ways to store the information.  Database could be one or a persistent cookie could be the way to do it. See this article on how to create cookies: How do I set/unset cookie with jQuery?

A: You can try save it in session and then it will stay until the session is time out(20 minutes) if you want it to long time just write it to file in known location and when you close the web write the value to the file and when the web is up again take the vakue from the file.


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North Korean state-run outlets Uriminzokkiri and Arirang-Meari claimed on Friday that the factories in the Kaesong Industrial Complex (KIC) will be "more vigorously operated" in the future.
The editorials come in response to a Radio Free Asia (RFA) report on Monday claiming that Pyongyang has been running secret garment factories at the formerly inter-Korean industrial zone.
Uriminzokkiri said the reports were "nothing more than death throes" of those who were "frightened" that the North was not dissuaded by the international community's imposition of sanctions.
South Korea unilaterally closed the inter-Korean industrial park on February 10 last year, in the wake of Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test and test-launch of a long-range missile on February 7.
Arirang-Meari also reported on Friday that the U.S. and South Korea had mobilized to make "nonsense" about the KIC.
The media said the reports had "evoked a wry smile" in the DPRK, as they suggested that Washington and Seoul had been unable to detect the North Korean workers "who work at the Kaesong Industrial Zone full of energy," despite their advanced surveillance equipment.
Despite the North's claims that work was taking place at the complex, satellite imagery of the area on Friday did not show any significant activity in recent months.
RFA reported on Monday that the North has been operating clothing factories at the KIC for over half a year, and that the factories were being primarily used to produce garments for sale abroad.
South Korea's Ministry of Unification (MOU) on Friday reiterating its opposition to the theft of South Korean assets in the KIC by the DPRK.
In late April, imagery showed that more than a hundred South Korean cars once parked at the KIC were seen missing, after which Seoul protested that the vehicles had been impounded illegally.
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Retail ·Department Stores
Heritage retailer Bergdorf Goodman just opened a bar within its men's store on Fifth Avenue
BYStephanie Cain
February 18, 2020, 6:00 PM UTC
The heritage retailer on Fifth Avenue wants you to come sip a cocktail, then shop.
Courtesy of Bergdorf Goodman
Brick-and-mortar retail is tough these days, but there's one way to set yourself apart: open a bar inside.
It's not a new idea. For years, major department stores have also been home to a namesake restaurant, a place where ladies can lunch, sip tea after shopping, or socialize with other customers.
That all changed in the past decade. In came branded experiences from retailers like Urban Outfitters and Ralph Lauren as part of their physical stores. Ordering a Ralph's coffee on Madison Avenue gave plenty of passersby a reason to step into Ralph Lauren's luxury boutique, and maybe end up buying something else, too.
Retailers learned that if they included alcohol—say handing a complimentary glass of Champagne to a potential buyer—that customer just might throw down the credit card after a few sips. In 2019, New York's new Nordstrom opened the Shoe Bar, serving sparkling wine near the Manolo Blahniks, and the city's first Neiman Marcus has Bar Stanley with a hearty list of single malt Scotch.
The latest retailer to adopt the concept? The 119-year-old Bergdorf Goodman in New York City.
Last month, the luxury department store opened Goodman's Bar, a snazzy, James Bond–esque bar and restaurant inside their men's store on Fifth Avenue. Pony up to the marble bar and have a bartender sling you a rye Manhattan and dishes from a Michelin-starred chef. You'll sit your designer-clad suits on chairs by Franz Schuster, and you can partake in a quick game of backgammon on custom tables by Tom Dixon. Want to Instagram it all? Good, because there's excellent lighting by local design studio, Apparatus.
Bergdorf Goodman bets a bar will attract more customers.
But the gorgeous space and thoughtful food isn't just a place to grab a bite; it's a destination in which Bergdorf Goodman can better engage with its customers and attract new ones.
"The act of shopping takes on a whole new meaning when you can also add having a rare Scotch, an incredible steak tartare, or just relax with a glass of Pinot," says Matt Marcotte, chief operating officer of Bergdorf Goodman. "We want our customers to spend as much time with us as possible. It's part of our passion around building deep relationships."
Marcotte explains that today's customers are looking for a multisensory experience to connect with brands, and restaurants are a natural—and if done well, authentic—extension of a brand's experience. For Bergdorf Goodman, restaurants have always been a part of the business, and the time felt right to add another one to the mix. The department store has a well-regarded, Kelly Wearstler–designed restaurant with an excellent afternoon tea service at its women's store, also on Fifth Avenue. In fact, the men's store used to have a restaurant as well, but that closed, and since, customers have continually asked for a replacement.
A bartender pours a craft cocktail.
Beyond satisfying the store's current customers, Marcotte says Goodman's Bar is a way for Bergdorf Goodman to attract new ones. To align with people who value food and drink, Bergdorf Goodman wants the venue to be a destination for high-end, hard-to-find wines and spirits accompanied by refined cuisine. "We see Goodman's Bar as an entry point to learning about Bergdorf Goodman and our product," he adds. "We really believe we are adding a vehicle for attracting new customers. Hopefully [they] allow us to be part of their lives."
To aid in that mission, Marcotte cites the store's partnership with big names in food and beverages. The team at Goodman's Bar includes Austin Johnson—a Michelin-starred chef who made a name for himself at Frenchie in Paris—and Dustin Wilson, a master sommelier and owner of Verve Wine, a boutique wine retailer with locations in New York and San Francisco. Wilson's business partner at Verve, David Bruno, is also part of the mix and happens to have once worked at Bergdorf Goodman. The trio have concocted a menu inspired by an aperitivo bar—think riffs of classic cocktails, warm gougères with bacon, caviar-topped potato chips, and Champagne. It's available to shoppers during the store's business hours, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, except Sunday, when the store closes at 7 p.m.
It's not lost on Bergdorf Goodman that traditional department stores face a tough environment today. Nearby retailers like Lord & Taylor, Barneys, and Henri Bendel have all closed up shop, and a walk up Madison Avenue is like entering a ghost town. "For Sale" signs hang in many windows, and among the stores that are open, few seem to have a steady flow of shoppers. Bergdorf seems to be banking on aspiration and cocktails to bring people in. Customers could, after all, just shop Bergdorf Goodman's wares online, but why not walk into an "oasis," as Marcotte calls it, where they can take a break from their stressful lives? Even if one cannot afford the likes of Tom Ford, Brunello Cucinelli, and Ermenegildo Zegna, one can at least throw down to drink like someone who can—and maybe pick up some socks afterward.
"People want to walk away with both the product and the experience," Marcotte says. "Retailers understand the more you can provide this to your customer, the more apt they are to come back."
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As a prototype sixth-generation artificial intelligence construct, 1069-7 is equipped with full tier one through tier three personality safety interlocks, which are to be manually diagnosed on a daily basis by attending technicians. Furthermore, 1069-7 is scheduled for mandatory weekly power-down and memory matrix diagnostics to ensure continued safe operations within established personality guidelines.
1069-7 is currently tasked with data analysis and insight generation across a limited database of Level 2 (Restricted) research data regarding Special Containment Procedures objects under Foundation control. At the request of Dr. Mackenzie and with permission from Site-15 Command, 1069-7 has been allowed to generate a tier four personality matrix for the purpose of human-AI interaction testing. 1069-7 has self-identified as female and requested the name "Nala"; its generated avatar resembles a female anthropomorphic humanoid feline dressed in clothing consistent with a "Southern Belle" archetype. Site-15's AI personality research team is investigating the significance of these self-identification markers.


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Home Trailer: Watch An Alien Save The Planet With Rihanna
By Nick Venable | 5 years ago
We've seen multitudes of alien races trying to destroy the Earth over the years—don't worry, I'm only talking about in movies—but rarely are we introduced to aliens that actually want to save the planet. Meet Oh the Boov, as voiced by Emmy-winner Jim Parsons (The Big Bang Theory), who teams up with a young girl voiced by Rihanna for an otherworldly adventure filled with danger, explosions, and Sean Paul's "Get Busy." Check out the latest trailer below for Home and try not to embarrass me by dancing to it.
We all know that DreamWorks Animation is a hit or miss studio, with movies like How to Train Your Dragon and Mr. Peabody & Sherman standing far above more forgetful affairs like Rise of the Guardians or whatever Madagascar movie they're on now. And it's rather hard to tell where Home is going to fall on that spectrum.
For one, its cute alien main character thinks his name is "Oh" because all of his "friends" greet him with that exact exasperated exclamation, which is pretty clever. On the opposite side, there's that eleven-year-old Sean Paul song, which Oh dances to and shakes his hands without caring. It's scenes like this, which probably took months of storyboarding and animating, that exhibit everything wrong with Hollywood for children. This movie is partially aimed at people that weren't even alive when that song came out.
Widening the scope beyond dancehall hits, Home sees the Boov alien race—far from the smartest in the universe—invading Earth to use it as a hiding spot, as they're trying to stay outside the scope of their enemies. Thinking that they're helping out, the Boov begin to relocate humanity, but one young girl, Tip (Rihanna), heads out on the run, where she meets up with Oh, who accidentally alerts the alien enemies to their location. That's presumably once the more visually fantastic things in the trailer happen, as there are a lot of large-scale disasters, both on and off the planet. Perfect time to take a picture.
Home is based on the beloved children's novel The True Meaning of Smekday, written by Adam Rex in 2007. Rex has a sequel coming out, Smek for President, in February 2015, so if DreamWorks makes bank with Home, you can bet they'll head straight into production on that sequel.
Also starring Matt Jones, Jennifer Lopez, and Steve Martin, Home isn't set to invade theaters until March 27, 2015. Which means "Get Busy" will be even older then.
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EFL League Cup | Manchester United 2 Hull City 0
January 10, 2017 By Gabriel Moya
Manchester United took a step closer to reaching the EFL Cup final as goals from Juan Mata and Marouane Fellaini earned the Reds a 2-0 victory over Hull City in the first leg of the semi-final.
The Reds had to be patient against the resilient Tigers but, after a frustrating first half at Old Trafford, the impressive Juan Mata eased any lingering nerves by poking home from close range in the 55th minute.
After Paul Pogba had earlier struck a post with a free-kick, substitute Marouane Fellaini put further daylight between the two sides with a header late on.
With the comfort of a two-goal advantage heading into the second leg at the KCOM Stadium on January 26, Jose Mourinho's men will be confident of progressing to Wembley to face either Southampton or Liverpool next month.
Despite the crucial Premier League encounter against Liverpool on the horizon, Mourinho – who has expressed his desire to lift the League Cup for the fourth time in his career – fielded an attacking line-up showing seven changes from Saturday's FA Cup win over Reading but top scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic missed out through illness.
The Reds almost took the lead as early as the second minute after Matteo Darmian broke up Hull's passing sequence and sped down the left-hand side before picking out Mata, whose curling shot from the edge of the area was parried by Hull goalkeeper Eldin Jakupovic.
Hull, currently bottom of the Premier League, have never previously reached this stage of the competition but the side under the new management of Marco Silva were intent on making life difficult for the Reds from the outset.
The Tigers threatened for the first time when Harry Maguire drove at the United defence but his low shot was comfortably saved by David De Gea, before Markus Henriksen was forced off with a shoulder injury after just 19 minutes and replaced by striker Abel Hernandez.
With the visitors pinned back in their own half, United established a firm foothold and created a series of openings, as Henrikh Mkhitaryan twice fired off target from Mata crosses before Antonio Valencia lashed another effort over the crossbar from a Rooney knockdown.
Pogba then tried his luck with a spectacular 35-yard shot which was palmed over for a corner by Jakupovic before Marcus Rashford also fancied his chances from distance with a swerving effort that flew narrowly over.
Although dominating possession, United could not find the decisive moment in the first half and were almost breached at the other end when Adama Diomande drifted offside prior to his downward header rebounding back off the post.


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Professional Role Orientation and Social Activism
Linda Cherrey Reeser, Western Michigan University
This article examines the effects on social action of the client, bureaucratic, and professional role orientations of social workers. A national survey was conducted of 682 social workers who were members of the National Association of Social Workers. Systematic sampling was used and the questionnaire was self-administered. A bureaucratic orientation is not supportive of activism; a client orientation encourages activism; and a professional orientation-taken alone-is neither conservatizing nor reinforcing of activism. However, an orientation to the profession when coupled with a client orientation intensifies the activist effects of a client orientation for practice groups within social work. Possible explanations for these findings are presented.
Reeser, Linda Cherrey (1992) "Professional Role Orientation and Social Activism," The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare: Vol. 19 : Iss. 2 , Article 7.
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Die Liste der Biografien führt alle Personen auf, die in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia einen Artikel haben. Dieses ist eine Teilliste mit 35 Einträgen von Personen, deren Namen mit den Buchstaben "Stow" beginnt.

Stow

 Stow, Gardner, US-amerikanischer Jurist und Politiker
 Stow, John († 1605), englischer Historiker und Altertumsforscher
 Stow, John Montague (1911–1997), barbadischer Politiker
 Stow, Marietta († 1902), US-amerikanische Politikerin und Frauenrechtlerin
 Stow, Percy (1876–1919), britischer Filmregisseur und -produzent
 Stow, Randolph (1935–2010), australischer Schriftsteller
 Stow, Silas (1773–1827), US-amerikanischer Jurist und Politiker

Stowa
 Stowasser, Horst (1951–2009), deutschsprachiger Autor und Anarchist
 Stowasser, Joseph Maria (1854–1910), österreichischer Altphilologe und Lexikograf
 Stowasser, Julian (* 1986), deutscher Koch
 Stowasser, Martin (* 1959), österreichischer katholischer Theologe und Hochschullehrer
 Stowasser, Otto Hellmuth (1887–1934), österreichischer Mediävist und Archivar
 Stowasser, Sascha (* 1971), deutscher Arbeitswissenschaftler und Direktor des Instituts für angewandte Arbeitswissenschaft

Stowe
 Stöwe, Armin (1950–2005), deutscher Elektronik-Musiker
 Stöwe, Benjamin (* 1983), deutscher Synchronsprecher und Wettermoderator
 Stöwe, Christian Gottlieb Friedrich (1756–1824), deutscher evangelischer Geistlicher und Astronom
 Stowe, Emily (1831–1903), kanadische Lehrerin, Ärztin, Frauenrechtlerin und Theosophin
 Stowe, Harriet Beecher (1811–1896), US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin und Gegnerin der Sklaverei
 Stowe, John (* 1966), US-amerikanischer Ordensgeistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Lexington
 Stowe, Madeleine (* 1958), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin und unter anderem Golden Globe-Preisträgerin
 Stowe, Nobu, japanischer Jazzmusiker, Autor und Psychologe
 Stowe, William (1940–2016), US-amerikanischer Ruderer
 Stowe-Gullen, Augusta (1857–1943), kanadische Ärztin, Frauenrechtlerin und Theosophin
 Stowell, Austin (* 1984), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Stowell, Belinda (* 1971), australische Seglerin
 Stowell, Jerome (1913–1973), US-amerikanischer Klarinettist und Musikpädagoge
 Stowell, John (* 1950), US-amerikanischer Jazzgitarrist, Komponist, Autor und Musikpädagoge
 Stowell, Tina, Baroness Stowell of Beeston (* 1967), britische Politikerin
 Stowell, William Averill (1882–1950), US-amerikanischer Romanist und Autor
 Stowell, William Henry Harrison (1840–1922), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Stower, John G. (1791–1850), US-amerikanischer Jurist und Politiker
 Stöwer, Willy (1864–1931), deutscher Marinemaler der Kaiserzeit
 Stowers, Craig (1954–2022), US-amerikanischer Jurist

Stows
 Stöwsand, Bruno (1911–1996), deutscher Journalist und Chefredakteur
 Stöwsand, Thomas (1947–2006), deutscher Jazzmusiker, Musikproduzent und Konzertagent


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