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Prometheus Cinefex Scans
Posted June 19, 2012 7:06 PM Darkness84 Comments
Prometheus is featured in the current issue (Issue 130) of visual effects magazine Cinefex. There are 30 pages in total and there's new behind-the-scenes shots and production still. The magazine is filled with lots of interesting behind-the-scenes information. You can check out the scans below.
[Images removed at request of Cinefex]
Thanks to seeasea for the scans.
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whatisthematrix
Posted Jun 23, 2012, 11:41:09 AM
2 pages debating usage of words will be resolved in one video, and one word.
zoidy
Quote from: AmazSpiderMan1 on Jun 21, 2012, 07:00:43 PM
I just don't see how those same events could be replicated, since they are so random, which is why I've seen people speculate that maybe the material in the jars has some connection to Xenos, since all of the creations coming from the ooze had varying similarities (snake looking like a fingerless facehugger, squid implanting embryos, etc). These are just fan fiction theories though to make sense of it all. Im more interested in how this movie turned out the way it did, and I honestly think rewriting the script was a big mistake because we got some amalgam. It's the story of the derelict, and the first Alien, only it's not the derelict, and assumingly not the first Alien. It's confusing newcomers and die hard fans alike.
In terms of the jars having connection to xenos, I'm sure thats true. I suspect the idea we are supposed to take away is that the original '79 xeno was created by the same process which created the "deacon" alien. By that I mean black goo infection, we just don't know what elements of alien life and/or jockeys combined to create the classic xeno.
What we have seen here in Prometheus is just a different end result, because of different elements in the mix. Black goo plus Holloway plus Shaw plus Jockey. Who knows what life combined with the goo to create classic xeno?
Maybe we'll find out in a later film.
AmazSpiderMan1
Quote from: Bat Chain Puller on Jun 21, 2012, 05:32:05 PM
Yeah. You can see how it very well could have been LV426 in some earlier draft and the just nipped and tucked a few elements. But it doesn't change what we have now in the final film. It's obvious this is the aftermath of what happened 2000 years ago and lead to the derelict landing on LV426. The events in Prometheus are an off-shoot resulting in a new and separate strain of alien biology.
Absolutely, I dont see that theres any conflict, even if it wasnt the original plan to have this as an offshoot on a different planet rather than the original on lv426. As we don't currently have a direct explanation for what happened to the ship and jockey on lv426, the events in Prometheus - and the new alien at the end - cannot be a contradiction.
I just see it as a pre-cursor to the alien in some ways, perhaps the original alien also went through a similar stage? Or maybe its a completely different strain or sub species. I dont really think it matters at all. We may never even see it again, sequel or no. If we get a Ridley sequel, presumably it will take place somewhere else, following Shaw & D. Who knows what we will see.
I like that idea. We don't have to see the same things over and over.
Quote from: StrangeShape on Jun 21, 2012, 05:11:38 PM
"A beginning of Gigers Alien" were the exact words. Then Lindelofs quotes about one of the Prometheus creations going on to become what we see in Alien. Then Cinefex' statements. And again, lets not forget the fact Deacon was an afterthought designed way after the mural, so I wouldnt give the mural much thought as some kind of a direct connection to Deacons. It wouldve been silly. Deacon is a result of a baby of a human-hybrid and human baby impregnating Engineer. Those are the ingredients. I wonder how many of them they had thousands of years ago. The mural so far has been confirmed to be nothing more than an homage to Gigers work with easter eggs in it for Giger/Alien fans
"A beginning of Gigers Alien" can still be taken from a conceptual stand point. And Lindelofs quotes can be taken the same way in terms of theme. I agree wholeheartedly about the egg/mural part.
Considering the story goes through great lengths to tell us human and engineer DNA are a perfect match I doubt the creature would appear much different. Of course from a movie going experience I'd expect to see something like the Deacon but considerably larger with slightly different surface detail.
Even if it was the first Alien, which I believe was the original intent, moving the film off LV-426, makes the Deacon just some random creature stranded on a dead planet. How can it have any connection to "Alien"? They screwed up by rewriting the script after Lindelof came on board. The end result makes no sense.
StrangeShape
The Egg via the Art of book.
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Comparison: Concept to On screen.
It might as well be holding a regulation NBA basketball, such as the vagueness.
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But ... it IS there.
Again, the guy who designed the deacon says its a precursor to Gigers alien not :just: some "silly magazine" as some claim
A precursor in terms of conception and design. Not from a story stand point, obviously.
HybridNewborn
That's nice. He was designing it for Ridley Scott, who says otherwise, and is backed up by, you know, the actual evidence from the film, which shows that Xenos existed at least a couple thousand years before the events of Prometheus.
boostedlsj
Yea I still have not seen this Alien Egg Mural. Must be hard to spot. Wish someone could post it.
Quote from: Xenomorphine on Jun 21, 2012, 01:27:53 PM
The mural of interest is not' the one shown above.
The mural everyone should be looking at is the one with two Alien hands wrapped around a hatched Alien egg, which has the familiar four open petals on top. This is different and a direct depiction of the Alien creatures we all know. The original egg and original creature design's hands.
Giger's came first.
It's hard to believe anyone who actually watched the film even disputes this. We didn't even need to see Alien depictions in murals to know that Giger Aliens were of a 2000 ago strain. It's in the story. Many of the visual cues are throwing people off the scent of the true concept at work.
Further more, were the classic six fingered hands cradling the egg even recognizable on screen? I saw the film twice in theaters and didn't spot it. The 'crucified' alien being was front and center. (Looking more cocooned than crucified I might add.) Perhaps more symbolic of the Titan Prometheus than anything else in the film.
As for the Holloway picture, it's a very nice artistic depiction, but nothing revolutionary. As interesting as the various designs for Fifield's head were to look at, they're still not much different to the famous clone design's head which ADI made up for 'Alien Resurrection':
There were lots of visual cues harkening back to the 4 Alien films and some I believe had to have been intentional. But in the case of the mutations, it feels more like different designers pulling from the same 'real life inspirations.' The same real world deformities that afflict people around the world. Birth defects, etc. Add in the most basic alien DNA and you're going to wide up with a very similar final product. Ridley just makes it look better on camera.
Did you mean to say Holloway? I only saw a picture of various Fifield creatures.
The magazine's journalists can say what they like, but this is on-screen evidence and, thus, must be considered canon if you want to link this back to the original movie continuity.
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More grey than orange/cream, but still very similar.
Quote from: Aquarius8 on Jun 20, 2012, 03:37:58 AM
Thanks for posting these. I don't see why there is some hate for the Proto-Xeno. I think he/she/queen? Looks really cool.
Not so much hatred as disappointment. It's because a lot of people, including myself, felt it had a look and animation very similar to what you'd have expected to see out of a 1980s B-movie. The reason it rubbed a lot of us up the wrong way is because it was clearly Ridley Scott's attempt to out-Alien the Alien, when they had HR Giger on set, only to come up with what we saw.
It wouldn't have felt as cringe-worthy if it wasn't for knowing Giger was literally working on the same project, but he was.
All the more so, because Ridley Scott had been so widely quoted in publicity interviews for the film, trashing the original creature design. Which he's entitled to do, but it's like someone getting the chance to do a prequel to 'Back To The Future' and saying, "Nobody can make a DeLorean look like it can travel through time now - they're so out-dated!" Only to have their hero stumble across a time-travelling golf cart as the credits roll.
psychonaut25
Quote from: NGR01 on Jun 20, 2012, 08:05:58 PM
Quote from: MrSpaceJockey on Jun 20, 2012, 12:47:46 AM
If they do an extended cut, I dunno how likely they'll do an entire recut of the Fifeld attack sequence because that was a mess...are they usually ok with recutting entire film segments just for a "special edition"?
The scene was probably recut and reworked to erase any trace of Weyland leaving the ship at that moment.
I susupect the originalcut tomake more sense.
Hope the original Fifield xeno like mutant willbe reinstated too...
Gosh annoying to have to wait again to see the real movie...
And we have to wait a lot with this movie. I'm expecting another bunch of trailers for DVd/Bluray release.
NGR01
Quote from: Sexy Poot on Jun 20, 2012, 12:53:04 PM
I dont get whats so hard to understand. The "deacon" is before the alien was perfected. it looks the way it does cause it is outdated.
The alien linage (as we know it from Alien/Aliens/Alien3) was designed/perfected 2000 some odd years Before Deacon (B.D.)
The classic Alien DNA/look is actually a vintage mix.
The Giger Alien has a 2000 year old biology. The Deacon is a newer harvest.
I've been seeing this confusion a lot around the boards about the age differences and the "What came first: The Chicken, or the Egg" styled questions.
If you ask me ... I'd say the classic facehugger design was SPECIFICALLY created by the Engineers for humans. They are a tailor made biological weapon. The Bodyhugger or "Trilobite" as they call it in the art book, is a contaminated breed. A potentially more dangerous strain and more hideous to the Engineer since it is born out of the womb of it's own perceived failed creation.
Throw in there the implications of David's tinkering and the Deacon represents something incredibly sacrilegious to the Engineer. Life created by manufactured life by way of artificial life.
It is Prometheus via Mary Shelly. The power of life ... out of control ... destroying it's creator.
Ian Malcolm was right.
Not gonna lie, I didn't think of it in layers like that until reading your post. I mean, I got that's what happened, but I didn't think of the importance of it... I really love the themes they have going on here, I need to see the movie again.
I dont get whats so hard to understand. The "deacon" is before the alien was perfected. it looks the way it does cause it is outdated. It came from a jockey, that was sleeping for a LONG time. Mixed with human dna, its a freak accident mixed with an outdated biological mashup.
Omegamorph
Quote from: StrangeShape on Jun 20, 2012, 03:40:37 AM
Perhaps when rolling up their sleeves for Deacon design they though they might use the alien on the mural that they designed
That's what I think too. Can't be just the product of a case.7
Just noticed the article has my fan-title for an Alien Prequel: 'Alien Genesis'. f**k!
SpeedyMaxx
I don't remember much of what Scott said about the jockey in all those commentaries and interviews really conflicting with Prometheus, though I may be forgetting something. The lines Janek has near the end with Shaw are almost verbatim Ridley, for many years. It was very satisfying for me to hear it on film, on the big screen, finally made canon and whole.
I'm not sure Spaihts's original straight-prequel script was quite so open-ended. According to Lindelof, the original ending in Spaihts's script has more of a 'Robinson Crusoe' feel versus the voyaging onward choice in the film. The distinct impression I get from that is that Shaw (originally "Watts" in Spaihts's script; the name was changed to avoid confusion with a studio exec) was originally slated to be marooned on LV-223 or 426.
Well, he can say anything in the commentary and the change his mind when the next movie comes out. I recall him throwing around some Space Jockey ideas in Alien and conflict with what was in Prometheus.
But anyways, when Prometheus was still an Alien Prequel, it was intended to be two parts. I have a feeling some of that may have been carried over into Prometheus, given all of the questions it left open at the end. The original Alien Prequel was probably more of a cliffhanger ending since they were going to film back to back, but I bet some of the concept of the story still transitioned over into Prometheus.
PROM3TH3US
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Quote from: ThisBethesdaSea on Jun 20, 2012, 02:59:40 AM
I hope the blu ray has a 2 hour documentary of new stuff and not just a collection of everything we've seen before....
Same but I don't think they going to reveal everything since if they are doing a sequel. Definitely they are going to have a hard time trying to keep tap on a lot of information until and if a sequel will be made.
I think he meant behind the scenes stuff; visual effects, actors, pre and post production, that kind of stuff. Not specifically story details.
But like I said they are going to have to be very careful what they leak out or say. I mean do they have everything laid down for the sequel and for this whole new world/story flesh out or are they still trying to figure out what exactly they want to do for the sequel? I mean you don't want Ridley to commentary in the Blu-ray and say things he might regret that will screw up the sequel if they haven't truly laid down the whole world of Prometheus storyline.
Pretty big coincidence then, considering they look exactly alike. Wish I could get the book myself, but $25 seems like a lot for a book of any kind, even if I did love the movie. Maybe I'll end up caving, though; what I've seen so far of it looks great.
Aquarius8
The Deacon could easily be a proto-alien, but that doesn't mean that this is the first one (the mural is proof that they were around already).
I dont think the mural is more than it actually is - an homage to Giger with easter eggs
The mural Its definitely a Giger homage, but there is no denying that the Alien in the middle was intended to look like the Deacon. It has the pointed head, no tail...
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Go read the "art of the Film" book. The Deacon was pretty much the last thing they made, and the pretty much made it up as they went along after Ridley showed told them about the Goblin Shark. It was an after thought. They knew they wanted to do a chestburst scene at the end of the film for the fans, but they wanted the alien to look different. And they made it on the fly. The murals and relief were made beforehand and are based off of Giger designs. The only reason the wall relief and the Deacon look similar is because they are both based on the basic design of Giger's Alien. It's all in the book.
I do like the cutting in the Fifield attack, actually, intercut with Shaw staggering about. I think it works and I can see why they did it; there are a few very, very elegant juxtaposed cuts in there. I also think it gives them enough room to do the scene with Shaw and Janek a bit more organically. But I'd be very curious to see where and how it originally played.
The Deacon could easily be a proto-alien, but that doesn't mean that this is the first one (the mural is proof that they were around already). Maybe the Engineers perfected the Aliens thousands of years ago, and a ship containing Alien eggs crashed on LV-426 at some point after that. Then, come the time of Prometheus, when the black goo did whatever it did, it recreated an early version of the facehugger, thus inevitably leading to the birth of an early, outdated version of the Alien.
ThisBethesdaSea
Quote from: The Hyena on Jun 19, 2012, 10:34:39 PM
So you're going with second hand info from a magazine as opposed to Scott himself saying otherwise in an interview and the people who designed and built the Deacon saying otherwise in the official art of the film book?
I'm waiting for Scott to come out and deny it. The magazine obviously interviewed and talked to staff to get all the stuff it presented.
Scott wouldve surely denied connection to the alien when magazine was gathering info about the Deacon. Plus, its not like its just the magazines statement. Deacons designer, Neal Scanlan says "It represented the beginning of Gigers Alien". Add to it flat out statement that it is a proto allien and what trylobite is and there you go. Scotts statements about derelict in Alien already being in place were taken before the movie was coming out, when they were all playing the game that they admitted to, meaning denying any connections to Alien and making people wonder
Bad Replicant
Well, Alien 3 kinda springs to mind. Granted, that was the product of a situation which was just... all kinds of messed up.
But yeah... even if there's some kind of extended version of Prometheus on the horizon, Ridley seems happy enough with this cut that I wouldn't expect any major rejiggering of existing scenes. (That's not to say we won't be getting 223 hours of additional Fifield material in the bonus menu... 'cause, y'know, that's what the kids are in to these days.)
Quote from: Bad Replicant on Jun 19, 2012, 11:22:26 PM
Looks like an incredible amount of craftsmanship went into the digital mutant Fifield. I'm curious if the practical effects and the CGI evolved in parallel and it was just a matter of what Ridley liked better ...
It does seem like that could've been how it went down. Very interesting. Fingers crossed for the True Hollywood Story of CGIfield in the blu-ray extras.
Ridley loves to talk and he doesn't mince words. I'm confident will get the skinny and a few colorful Ridley-isms along the way.
Imagine how the pacing would feel if we didn't get Fifield's attack until Weyland and co were leaving for their trip to see the Engineer. I liked the way the scene plays right after the Med-Pod sequence ... barely lets you catch your breath! I would have liked the fight to have played out a little longer with some stalking/suspense and some jump scares.
Couldn't agree more on the length. I also wonder how some further horrific mutation during the scene might've played; would've been cool to see him changing as he was jackin' mechanics and mercenaries. Really though, I just wish it was a little longer. Thirty seconds more could go a long way.
Until what happened to the crashed derelict in Alien is explained onscreen, on film, and made official....I don't think you can take anything Ridley says as canon. It's fun to speculate and guess, but to me, until I see it fleshed out on film, we still don't know the story behind the derelict just yet.
As for the Aliens...based on the mural, they do exist before the Deacon is born. I'd say the Deacon is a new distant cousin of the original Xenomorphs, which we haven't seen yet. This is just a theory, but maybe the Aliens already exist. They were created by the engineers to wipe out planets. BUT....what if they were designed to be asexual and couldn't breed? That way, they can kill off entire planets then eventually all die off themselves. The engineers then started f**king with their DNA, reverse engineering them, and making a way for this black goo to turn any living being into a Xenomorph--think of the concept taken from William Gibson's unused script for Alien 3 (where the Alien DNA goes airborne, infects people and turns them into Aliens). What the engineers never anticipated is what would happen when the Alien DNA/black goo encountered a female human being for the first time. We all know that the Aliens take on certain characteristics of their hosts (ie: the dog Alien from Alien3). Well, when Holloway got infected, maybe his now alien-human sperm got Shaw pregnant and implaneted a xeno-embryo of some sort. That embryo latches on to Shaw and is basically introduced to the human reproductive system for the first time, that embryo of course starts taking on those attributes (like the Queen in Resurrection) and Shaw gives birth to the first proto-Facehugger, giving the Xenomorphs the ability to breed. The Alien DNA strain now has the ability to pro-create. So maybe the Deacon will end up becoming a Queen and eventually evolving into the breed of Aliens fromthe first film. Maybe tthe events in Prometheus mark the beginning of the new Alien lifecycle.
I really like both alternate Fifield designs we've seen, and I think I would've personally preferred the one shown in Cinefex - but I can also see why they didn't pull the trigger on either. Both (the other being the "frowny face" model we've seen, which was utterly alien, not human at all) risked being laughed at by a post-mod audience as being sort of "evil E.T." I would've done it with this one, but I was fine with the monster we got. I just wish they'd run the scene a bit longer.
Looks like an incredible amount of craftsmanship went into the digital mutant Fifield. I'm curious if the practical effects and the CGI evolved in parallel and it was just a matter of what Ridley liked better ... or if one was developed first, and they quickly re-developed the concept to better serve the story/pacing.
It's kinda cool from from the symbolic stand point of the practical effects being more 'cave man' like and CGI being more 'evolved human' (aka grey-esque)
I hope that CGI character has wonderfully animated facial features and set of teeth like a shark.
On the subject of the Deacon being the precursor to the Alien we saw in 'Alien': Impossible. And it's painfully obvious as to why and many of you have already explained quite well how it works.
The magazine explains the evolution of the Deacon in terms of it's concept. Not it's story heritage.
Aceburster
Yea but hes also said that the Derelict is the Juggernauts brother ship. If it had the same stuff then the Derelict incident could have produced a Deacon type alien that ultimately created a real Alien.
Quote from: HybridNewborn on Jun 19, 2012, 10:39:12 PM
I doubt the creature designers would mess up that bad and mix up what the Deacon is. That...or the entire magazine is wrong.
I'm guessing the magazine misunderstood the information being presented to them, given the amount of interviews and official material that contradicts what is said in this article.
Until there is official confirmation it can go either way. As its one big interview itself.
from this article: http://screenrant.com/prometheus-alien-connection-benk-176223/all/1/
Quote from: Ridley Scott
Scott: For all intents and purposes this is very loosely a prequel, very, and then you say "But how did that ship evolve into the first Alien?" Then I would say "Actually he's one of the group that had gone off and his cargo had gotten out of control," because he was heading somewhere else and it got out of control and actually he had died in the process and that would be the story there. That ship happened to be a brother to the ship that you see that comes out of the ground at the end. They are roughly of the same period give or take a couple hundred years, right?
So the Derelict crashed on LV-426 a couple thousand years ago, give or take a couple hundred years. Aliens already existed before the Deacon, as evidenced by the murals in the pyramid within the film itself. This quote from Scott just verifies it.
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Quote from: Sharp Sticks on Jun 19, 2012, 08:11:35 PM
Looks to me like it could be an actual CGfield they cooked up for an alternate version of the scene. It does say that Weta developed a digital version that walked around on its knuckles and shiz (whilst demanding money and marijuana, I imagine), until Ridley opted to use mostly in-camera stuff.
looks like a shop to me. I can tell from the pixels, and because I've seen quite a few greedy stoned mutant geologists in my time. maybe test footage. either way, doesn't look totally finished.
not the head design I would have used, but apparently Ridley never got the resume I faxed him?.
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And the rise in the numbers of present Engineers is getting ridiculous:
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What's wrong on the number of engineers at the beginning? Now it makes more sense that there was more than one of them when such big event as starting a life on earth was planning.
Nothing's wrong with the number.
It's just that with each days news there are more of them.
I expect a picture of a stadium full of Engineers by tomorrow.
Ok,. but maybe we will finally hear them speak. As I remember they doesn;t say a word in a whole movie. And I have a feeling that they wouldn't sound like the warning from Alien.
LarsVader
If its not wrong we might have more than one Space Jesus on our hands. I hope its wrong.
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The aim was to create a poster for my exhibition in Ljubljana. The Brumen Foundation is Slovenia's most important organisation in fields of Design. Foundation board members invited me to exhibit my works in Ljubljana, and to develop an identity for the exhibition. My surname is Cizl. This surname is quite uncommon in our area. So when a co-worker from Serbia came to work with us he said "Cizl?! That's a weird name... you should make a brand out of it!" And that got my attention. Many years later, when I was invited to do my exhibition, I used this as a motif for my poster.
In the world flooded with brands, I have tried to portrait a true "Cizl fan". From eating McCizl to having his CizlMercedes necklace around his shoulders. Drinking a Cizl Cola and having the "dopest" AirCizl sneakers. It was all about me. This fan also poses in the shape of the greatest letter in the alphabet.
Well... so far none of the well reknown brands sued me for stealing their designs – and I am still not as popular to see a fan like than in a real life. But the exhibition was a success and a few posters were sold to true fans.


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Erik Pieters (* 7. srpna 1988 Tiel) je nizozemský profesionální fotbalista, který hraje na pozici levého obránce za anglický klub Burnley FC. Mezi lety 2010 a 2014 odehrál také 18 utkání v dresu nizozemské reprezentace.

Klubová kariéra
V Nizozemsku nejprve působil v VV Rhelico a FC Utrecht, kde hrával v mládežnických týmech. V letech 2006–2008 hrál v A-týmu Utrechtu, odkud přestoupil v létě 2008 do PSV Eindhoven. V sezoně 2011/12 vyhrál s PSV nizozemský fotbalový pohár po finálové výhře 3:0 nad Heracles Almelo.

Koncem června 2013 přestoupil za 3 miliony britských liber do anglického klubu Stoke City FC.

Reprezentační kariéra
Erik Pieters prošel nizozemskými mládežnickými reprezentacemi od kategorie U17.
Zúčastnil se Mistrovství světa hráčů do 17 let 2005 v Peru, kde mladí Nizozemci vybojovali bronzové medaile. Byl přítomen i na domácím Mistrovství Evropy hráčů do 21 let 2007, kde Nizozemsko obhájilo titul v této věkové kategorii z roku 2006. Ve finále porazili Nizozemci Srbsko 4:1.
S reprezentací do 23 let se zúčastnil také Letních olympijských her 2008 v Číně, kde byli Nizozemci vyřazeni ve čtvrtfinále po výsledku 1:2 po prodloužení.

V A-týmu Nizozemska (tzv. Oranje) debutoval pod trenérem Bertem van Marwijkem v prvním přátelském zápase po MS 2010 v Jihoafrické republice (kde skončili Nizozemci druzí za Španělskem) 11. srpna 2010 proti domácí Ukrajině. Nastoupil na hřiště do druhého poločasu (remíza 1:1).

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Partnership between Ecole Polytechnique, Google and PwC to train high-potential employees to disruptive innovation
In the summer of 2016, the École polytechnique announced the launch, with PwC and Google, of the LEAD Academy, a training program on "the economies of the future for the leaders of tomorrow". The President of the Management of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (MIE) department of the Ecole polytechnique, Florence Charue-Duboc, tells us more about the origins of this initiative, its aims, and the prospects it offers for Paris-Saclay.
– What were the circumstances that led to the creation of the LEAD Academy training? What added value does it provide with regard to the management research tradition of the Ecole polytechnique?
Until now our teaching activity was aimed primarily at students in initial training. However, it can also be extended to include serving managers with more experience, who need to flesh out their knowledge. For some years now, the École has had a training offer, outside of the initial training, but aimed at different audiences. We did however detect a growing interest from large companies in a training program adapted to their high-potential employees, in other words those expected to be future leaders, but also leaders of rapidly expanding start-ups. We felt we had a role to play in allowing this category of players to better understand the reasons for current developments in terms of innovation, regulations, environment, etc.
– How did you come to share this observation with PwC and Google?
In 2015, initial contact was made with the consulting company PwC, which itself observed that large companies are faced with a certain number of disruptions relating to the demographic explosion, accelerating urbanization, the boom in technological progress, climate change or the scarcity of resources.
Faced with these disruptions, which break the traditional value chains and shift the centers of gravity of the world economy – which is the other conviction of PwC – it is important for large companies to go on the offensive by considering these disruptions not as a threat that will restrict their ability to develop but, on the contrary, as opportunities which will lead to new markets, in particular through a transformation of their management methods.
PwC considered that, with our experience in high-level training, we could devise a program aimed at high-potential employees, to support them in their reflections on new business to be conceived in response to these disruptions. The first exchanges took place less than a year ago.
– Less than a year? An illustration there of just how fertile the ground was…
That's right. I would add that this relatively rapid implementation was made possible by a procedure involving a genuine partnership to which we immediately committed with PwC. And then we spontaneously thought of Google to extend this partnership. Because for traditional companies, it is clear that the disruptions they face are closely linked to the digital sector and the digitalization of their activities. In fact, the digital world is transforming organizations at different levels: whether in terms of marketing, internal processes, supply of services, etc. It therefore seemed logical to us to link up with a major player in this domain. But very quickly we agreed on the need for the program to cover other disruptions, linked to environmental constraints and to the new regulations, to the challenges of cultural diversity, as well as technological issues.
– What is the added value of your training?
There is already a lot of training available for high-potential employees. There are however two features of our program that set it apart from the existing offer. Firstly, the fact that it is organized around a specific topic – new businesses in the face of the various disruptions with which enterprise is confronted, in other words. And secondly, the fact that it is open to several companies: unlike many others, ours is an inter-company rather than an intra-company training program. It is not a question of reinforcing cohesion around a company culture, around top management with a background in several different roles within the same organization, but of comparing widely varying experiences. We became convinced during the creation of this program that it was enriching to meet managers from different sectors. Problems in the digital sector differ depending on the industry involved, whether that be insurance, transport, etc. We need to learn from sectors other than our own, and work together to construct a new offer.
Our training offers the opportunity to engage with other high-potential employees in reflecting on the disruptions facing large organizations. The plenary sessions cover six basic topics: innovation in a changing world, making use of the power of new technologies, developing a sustainable business, navigating regulations, managing the teams of tomorrow, constructing new business models. The program is then arranged around workshops in work groups of ten people in order to put into practice the subjects raised in plenary sessions, through specific scenarios proposed by the research teachers or the participants. Groups for sharing and creation will allow each participant to apply what they have learned to a problem specific to their business that they will have defined in advance with their company, with there being nothing to stop them from jointly developing answers with the partners from their work group. The conditions are therefore conducive to devising innovative models, even those furthest removed from the sector-based logic, with it being up to each participant to identify the lessons to be learned in the context of their own organization.
– A word about the reference to "leader" contained in the title of your training, LEAD Academy. It's true that in this case it is an acronym (Learn, Experience, Adapt, Disrupt). But what would you say to those who consider that, when faced with disruptions, what is needed is some kind of collective, rather than the figure of the heroic manager?
In the context with which we are familiar, there are already many training offers that cover the question of leadership and management styles to be envisaged. We wanted to offer something to complement the existing offers, with the firm belief that the coordination of these transformation processes is a genuine challenge, one that we feel high-potential employees, earmarked as future leaders in their companies, need to be made aware of, taking into account the emergence of new generations. Although the use of the concept of a leader is not yet justified, there is no doubt that it takes on a whole new significance in innovative ecosystems. It is clear that collaboration with start-ups, in particular, calls for new forms of leadership.
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Ron DeSantis, Florida Cabinet Meet in Jerusalem to Build Ties Between Florida and Israel
On Wednesday, the Florida Cabinet held a meeting at the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem to "exchange best practices and hear from Israeli leaders on issues of mutual interest to Florida and Israel."
Gov. Ron DeSantis had been a supporter of moving the Embassy to Jerusalem during his time in Congress and on the campaign trail last year.
"I was honored to take part in this historic meeting today at the United States Embassy in Jerusalem," said DeSantis. "Today was a significant milestone in the long relationship between Florida and Israel, our strongest ally in the Middle East. I want to thank Attorney General Ashley Moody, CFO Jimmy Patronis and Commissioner Nikki Fried for joining me and assuring the people of Israel that Florida stands strong with them."
"Israel is a vital economic and military ally to our state and country," said state Attorney General Ashley Moody. "I want to thank Governor Ron DeSantis for his leadership in facilitating this business development mission and the state's ceremonial cabinet meeting."
"Joining Governor Ron DeSantis in Israel for our Cabinet meeting marked a monumental moment in Florida's history," said Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis. "Our state not only values our relationship with our strong ally in the Middle East, but we also recognize their value as a vital economic partner. Israel is a true friend of Florida."
"Israel is one of the world's leading nations on technology, agriculture and research, and the Middle East's only democracy," said Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried. "As a woman of Jewish faith, I am proud to join my fellow Cabinet members in Israel to represent the people of Florida, to develop opportunities and innovations for our state and to strengthen the special bond between our countries."
During the meeting, DeSantis presented Israel with a resolution recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital the Cabinet backed earlier in the year.
"Florida is unwavering in its commitment and lasting partnership with Israel, the only democracy in the Middle East. We are proud to be highlighting this resolution during our historic business development mission, further affirming Florida and Israel's strong cultural, economic and academic ties," DeSantis said.
"It was a tremendous honor to present this historic declaration of Florida's unwavering support for Israel to U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman this week in Jerusalem. As the third largest state in the nation, not only do we support President Trump's move to relocate our embassy to Jerusalem, we remain committed to supporting our ally and economic partner in the middle east. This resolution continues to send a clear message to the world: Florida proudly stands with Israel," said Patronis who introduced the resolution at the January meeting.
During their time in Israel, Florida officials built ties between colleges and universities in the Sunshine State and those in that country.
DeSantis also toured the West Bank and ripped the boycott, divestment and sanction (BDS) movement targeting Israel.
"I've made it clear since taking office that I will be the most pro-Israel Governor in the nation and that BDS is DOA in Florida," said DeSantis on Wednesday. "Today's roundtable with Israeli officials in Gush Etzion provided valuable insight into the BDS movement, its targeting of Jewish businesses and organizations and the harm that this movement also causes Palestinians. When I became governor, we took immediate action to stand against commercial discrimination of Israel by placing Airbnb on Florida's scrutinized companies list and we have since been successful in convincing Airbnb to reverse its discriminatory policy. Florida is a very pro-Israel state and the people in Israel should know that we really value our relationship."
"It is a pleasure to welcome Governor Ron DeSantis, not only to Israel, but to Judea and Gush Etzion. Here lie the roots of the great alliance between the United States and Israel, which is built first and foremost on our shared values," said Israel Minister of Public Security Gilad Erdan. "Governor DeSantis has been one of the greatest and most consistent friends of Israel and of the U.S.-Israel alliance. Governor DeSantis promised that under his leadership, Florida would be the most pro-Israel state in America and he has kept his promise. In the name of the government and people of Israel, I want thank Governor DeSantis for all that he has done."
DeSantis also spoke at the Israel-America Business Summit hosted by the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce and the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem. At the event, the Florida Chamber of Commerce, the Israel-America Chamber of Commerce and the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) which "recognizes the strong interest of the Florida Chamber of Commerce, Israel-America Chamber of Commerce and the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce have in developing a closer working relationship and joining efforts to achieve common goals with a view to growing the business and investment relationship between Israel and Florida."
"I was honored to deliver the keynote address at the Israel-America Business Summit here in Airport City," said DeSantis. "Israel and the United States, especially Florida, have a sound economic bond that we are working to strengthen even further on this historic business development mission. Whether it be increased investment between our two nations, more options for commercial flights for our residents or the exchanging of innovative technological advancements, we are always looking for ways to build on our relationship."
"Florida and Israel have a long history of strong cooperation in key economic sectors, and by signing an MOU with our Israeli Chamber partners, small businesses in Florida and Israel stand to gain stronger economic benefits through strategic trade and investment partnerships," said Mark Wilson, the president and CEO of the Florida Chamber, on Wednesday.
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The EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE Directive) became law in the UK in January 2007 as part of the Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment Regulations 2006.
The WEEE Directive aims to reduce the amount of electrical and electronic equipment being produced and to encourage everyone to reuse, recycle and recover waste rather than have it go into landfill.
So, if you are a business with electrical or electronic equipment to dispose of, or if you sell electrical or electronic equipment then you have a 'Duty of Care' under the law. Essentially, this means that you must make sure that your WEEE products are are separated from your other waste and are collected and recycled by a licensed organisation that complies with UK waste laws.
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As I start to explore more and more information about Software-Defined Networking and Programmability in the Nexus portfolio, I've been fortunate that there have been a lot of people helping me learn along the way. I thought I'd share some of these as it gave me a bit more insight into some of the more holistic perspectives that I've been trying to get my head wrapped around lately.
I'm still starting off at a rather high level, though I'm spending more and more time getting deeper into the tech. Every once in a while, though, I need to look up and make sure that I'm swimming in the right direction. It's really easy to get mired in the details and forget the bigger picture.
One of the things that was brought to my attention was this webinar on the Data Center Network Evolution, which is held in conjunction with a research report done by ZK Research.
First, the webinar looks at the way that data centers are evolving to handle some of the unanticipated needs of modern deployments. After all, when networking infrastructure was originally installed, it was highly unlikely that conversations about "Cloud," (yes, I said it, how could I not?) "virtualization," "network programmability," and "automation" were part of the design sessions.
Well, perhaps they were, but somehow I think it was quite rare.
What have other customer experience?
The guest speaker is Zeus Kerravala, Founder and Principle Analyst at ZK Research, and he covers the industry angle. Zeus provides a perspective on IT as a Service, which shows how data center architecture can support evolving applications, pooling of IT resources, and deployment of new IT service models.
The second thing that I thought was rather interesting was how people are actually using Nexus gear in real-world solutions. Zeus's company put together a really well-done report on this, and I was particularly interested to see how The Apollo Group and NTT DATA were using Cisco kit to solve some of those pesky problems of growth and cover all the bases – yes, even storage – and make some serious gains in operational power and flexibility.
In fact, there's a bit of information at a Cisco landing site on the Data Center Network that I wasn't even aware about with a few whitepapers. If you're pressed for time, but still want to get a good depth and breadth of knowledge at about the 6500-foot level, there are a few good starting points there on ACI, Nexus Unified Fabric, and best practices.
I'm still working my way through this new world, but I know that times are changing fast, and I – like data centers in general – need to be prepared for this innovation and growth. With luck, you may find this useful as well.


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Resolutions of the Annual Shareholders' Meeting of Sartorius AG
At today's Annual Shareholders' Meeting in Göttingen, Germany, shareholders granted discharge to the Executive Board and the Supervisory Board and approved the boards' proposals by a large majority. They passed the resolution to pay dividends of 0.62 euros per preference share (previous year: 0.51 euros) and 0.61 euros per ordinary share (previous year: 0.50 euros). The total amount disbursed will rise accordingly by 21.8% year over year from 34.5 million euros to 42.1 million euros. Sartorius AG's payout ratio is at the previous year's level, 24.0%.
Follow Sartorius on Twitter @Sartorius_Group and on LinkedIn .
Presentation by Dr. Joachim Kreuzburg, Executive Board Chairman and CEO, as well as further information on the 2019 Annual General Shareholders' Meeting
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April 18, 2019 Publication of first-quarter figures for 2019
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October 22, 2019 Publication of nine-month figures for 2019
A profile of Sartorius
The Sartorius Group is a leading international partner of biopharmaceutical research and the industry. With innovative laboratory instruments and consumables, the Group's Lab Products & Services Division concentrates on serving the needs of laboratories performing research and quality control at pharma and biopharma companies and those of academic research institutes. The Bioprocess Solutions Division with its broad product portfolio focusing on single-use solutions helps customers to manufacture biotech medications and vaccines safely and efficiently. The Group has been annually growing by double digits on average and has been regularly expanding its portfolio by acquisitions of complementary technologies. In fiscal 2018, the company earned sales revenue of some 1.57 billion euros. Currently, more than 8,100 people work at the Group's approximately 60 manufacturing and sales sites, serving customers around the globe.
Petra Kirchhoff Head of Corporate Communications and Investor Relations +49 (0)551.308.1686 petra.kirchhoff@sartorius.com
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import com.threecore.project.model.Post;

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**toastr** is a Javascript library for non-blocking notifications. No library is currently required. The goal is to create a simple core library that can be customized and extended.

***Note: v3 is currently under development and not meant for production. Please use the v2.x version (master) instead.***

## Current Version
3.0.0-alpha

## Breaking Changes

+ Architectural changes using ES6 transpiled into ES5.

+ Built-in web animations.

+ No external dependencies.

## Contributing

For a pull request to be considered it must resolve a bug, or add a feature which is beneficial to a large audience.

All pull requests are subject to approval by the repository owners, who have sole discretion over acceptance or denial.

## Authors
**John Papa**

+ [http://twitter.com/John_Papa](http://twitter.com/John_Papa)

**Tim Ferrell**

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How to Force Power Off / Restart Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge
dono 11 Jul 2015
If you find yourself in a situation where your Galaxy S6, or the Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925i, stops responding to touches, like when device is hung, then you need a way to get out of such predicament. Well, pulling out of battery has been our easy way out usually, but with Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge SM-G925i, you cannot do that because the battery is now non-removable. So, what do you do? Well, you simply force the Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge SM-G925i to restart by using a combination of power and volume keys. Here's how, it's pretty simple.
Well, it doesn't need telling but still, know that you've got the power button on the right edge while volume buttons on the left.
What you need to do is, simply press and hold both Volume Down + Power together until screen of your Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge SM-G925i goes off, which means it's responding to our combination of buttons and is has been successfully forced to restart.
That's it — Volume Down + Power button does the trick. You may need to hold them for over 5-6 seconds, my Galaxy S6 Edge restarted within within 5-6 seconds. Yours should, too.
Situations which may require you to go for force reboot:
An app stops responding and doesn't let you get out of it
Device stops responding, it hangs because of software bug
Constant force closes from an app
You're not in Android mode, that is, you're in download mode, whether intentionally or not
Any other case where you can't use your Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge and are left to reboot to fix the problem


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Buyers need look no further than the recently unveiled furnished model homes at Greenbriar at Villagio to see that the features included as part of the Everything's Included program provide each home with an elegant, custom feel. Granite countertops, hardwood flooring, custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and electric and plumbing fixtures add approximately $25,000 worth of value to each home.
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Two furnished model homes dramatically demonstrate the Bianco and Capri designs. The Bianco boasts 2,678 square feet of living space with a desirable first-floor master suite. The first floor also includes a grand entrance foyer, dining room, gourmet kitchen with breakfast area, laundry room, study and a spacious great room with fireplace, while the upstairs features two additional bedrooms and a flexible loft space.
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In partnership with Orion Publishing.
Words: Brian Leanord; picture: Provided
The brilliance that is Schitt's Creek may no longer be on our screens, but if you're mourning the final farewell at the gates of the Rosebud Motel, we have news for you, bébés!
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Capturing the essence and alchemy of all six seasons of what is now considered to be one of the most groundbreaking comedy television series of the last decade, Best Wishes, Warmest Regards is a gift to fans everywhere who have made the show their own.
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Everything You Need To Know About Spanish Colonial House
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Spanish colonial homes are the first built-in parts of America from the 1600s to the mid-1800s. Then it was spread across Florida, California and then throughout the southwest. Spanish Colonial architecture built around in a large geographic area by diverse home people. There will be some regional differences, but the overall style will remain the same. Spanish Colonial revival movement that spread across the united states in the early 20th century. They have building materials that are closely tied to the California style. From ordinary ranch-style house design to modern windows and passageways with intricate stone details, A Spanish Colonial house has everything.
What is Colonial House?
Colonial style architecture is prevalent in the united states. They usually have two or three-storey houses. Every home has a fireplace, and its exterior is made from brick and wood facades. The kitchen and living room are on the ground floor, and the bedroom is on the first and second floors. They have divided light windows to help you make a smooth exterior transition. Colonial houses have a warm and cozy feel to them.
Source: houseplans.net
Spanish Architecture
Spanish architecture includes half arched shape, flat tiled roof, and exposed wooden beams.
Spanish colonial architecture was part of the colonial revival movement that spread across the states in the early 1900s. Spanish colonial homes are traditional but with modern vibes.
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Red tiles on the roof with raw stone or brick are commonly used materials in Spanish colonial homes.
Spanish colonial architecture is built with very thick walls, white stucco plaster over adobe brick. This wall keeps the house cool in the hot climate. There are fewer small window openings. Old homes in Spanish colonial dwellings do not have glass in their windows. They use wood shutters that can be opened or closed.
Source: home-designing.com
Spanish colonial houses mostly construct in L- shaped. There is a central and side courtyard in every residence. People built prolonged, narrow external porches known as "Corredor or Portale." These courtyards are used for gatherings and functions.
A recognizable feature in the Spanish colonial houses is the use of red barrel tile in the roof. Roofs were a little low pitched. Whereas in southwest homes they have entirely flat roofs with parapets like castles.
Colonial houses have arched shaped Wooden doors and have raw brick exterior walls. These walls are covered with a plaster known as stucco and have wooden beams. These wooden beams give structural support to the walls and roofs. White stucco and red tile are commonly used building materials in Spanish colonial architecture.
Spanish Revival Colonial Houses
People of America embrace their heritage through a unique style called as Spanish Revival architecture. They add colonial style with an eclectic style. Which means they mix and match different techniques to achieve the desired goal. The overall appearance of the Spanish colonial architecture is asymmetrical but balanced.
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Spanish Colonial Architecture Around the Globe
This architectural style can be seen everywhere in America. From the Viceroyalty of New Spain in North America to Argentina in South America. Spanish colonial architecture style also found in countries like Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Venezuela. There are Spanish missions in South America like the Spanish mission in Bolivia, Brazil, and Paraguay. In Asia, you will see these fantastic Spanish architectural styles like Earthquake baroque and Bahay Na Bato in the Philippines.
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Spanish colonial architecture has a unique style that is not found anywhere else in the world. These houses are very comfortable and express a sense of relaxation. These Spanish houses have a strong connection to nature and the surrounding environment. This style is perfect for the hot and harsh climates of Florida and California. Get more interesting info on Architecturesstyle. Stay Tuned!
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Cost: per person £6.50 including refreshments.
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Q: Got $request->isXmlHttpRequest() always false i want to persist an entity and catch a message with ajax (without Jquery), but i got troubles with boolean  $request->isXmlHttpRequest() .
The script here :
var xhr = getXMLHttpRequest();

xhr.open("POST", "{{ path('deplacement') }}", true);
xhr.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
xhr.send("coordonnee="+abs+"-"+ord+"&name="+personnage[0].getAttribute('id'));

xhr.onreadystatechange = function() {
    if (xhr.readyState == 4 && (xhr.status == 200 || xhr.status == 0)) {
        var classPersonnage = personnage[0].getAttribute('class');
        var arrayClassPersonnage = classPersonnage.split(' ');
        var id = personnage[0].getAttribute('id');
        personnage[0].removeAttribute('class');
        var newClass= '';
        for (i=0; i < arrayClassPersonnage.length-1; i++){
            newClass= newClass+' '+arrayClassPersonnage[i];
        }
        document.getElementById(id).setAttribute('class', newClass);
        var resultat = JSON.parse(xhr.responseText);
        alert(resultat['message']);
    }

My controller php here
/**
 * @Route("/game/combat/test", name="deplacement")

 */
public function deplacementAction(Request $request){

    if($request->isXmlHttpRequest())
    {
        $response = new JsonResponse();
        return $response->setData(array('message' => 'Ok.'));
    }
    else{
        $response = new JsonResponse();
        return $response->setData(array('message' => 'false'));
    }
}

I got always 'false'. I tried to do this :
$response = new JsonResponse();
return $response->setData(array('message' => 'Ok.'));

So without $request->isXmlHttpRequest(), but i catch a internal error server 500. Please help me, i become crazy.

A: Checking what a method does looking at its code is always helpful to find solutions to your code issues. If you check isXmlHttpRequest method you can see in its dockblock something like this:

It works if your JavaScript library sets an X-Requested-With HTTP header

And method body is:
return 'XMLHttpRequest' == $this->headers->get('X-Requested-With');

Then you need to add the right header (which is added by default by most JS frameworks/libraries, for example see jQuery scrolling to headers section):
xhr.setRequestHeader("X-Requested-With", "XMLHttpRequest");

A: I try an easier example and got the same mistake. I click the button and i want the message.
Here the button and the script :
<button onclick="affichage()">Appuyer</button>
<script>
    function affichage(){
        if (window.XMLHttpRequest)
        {
            xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
        }
        else  if (window.ActiveXObject)
        {
            xhr = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
        }

        xhr.onreadystatechange  = function()
        {
           if(xhr.readyState  == 4)
           {
                 if(xhr.status  == 200)
                 {
                    var resultat = JSON.parse(xhr.responseText);
                    alert(resultat['message']);
                 }
                 else
                {
                    alert('Erreur');
                }
           }
        };

        xhr.open("POST", "{{ path('deplacement') }}", true);
        xhr.setRequestHeader("Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
        xhr.send(null);

    }
</script>

And here the file with path('deplacement') :
<?php

namespace GameBundle\Controller;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\Controller;
use Sensio\Bundle\FrameworkExtraBundle\Configuration\Route;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\JsonResponse;

class ResolutionController extends Controller
{
/**
 * @Route("/game/combat/test", name="deplacement")
 */
public function deplacementAction(Request $request){

    $request = $this->get('request');

    if($request->isXmlHttpRequest())
    {
        $response = new JsonResponse();

        return $response->setData(array('message' => 'Ok.'));

    }
    else{

        $response = new JsonResponse();

        return $response->setData(array('message' => $request->isXmlHttpRequest()));

    }
}

}

I got the error with the xhr.send(null) : failed to load resource  the serveur responde with a status of 500.
I just want to got this one to correct the real code.

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Don't Acquire a Company Until You Evaluate Its Data Security
The Met Museum/HBR Staff
When Marriott International acquired Starwood in 2016 for $13.6 billion, neither company was awareof a cyber-attack on Starwood's reservation system that dated back to 2014. The breach, which exposed the sensitive personal data of nearly 500 million Starwood customers, is a perfect example of what we call a "data lemon" — a concept drawn from economist George Akerlof's work on information asymmetries and the "lemons" problem. Akerlof's insight was that a buyer does not know the quality of a product being offered by a seller, so the buyer risks purchasing a lemon — think of cars.
We are extending that concept to M&A activity. In any transaction between an acquiring company and a target company (seller), there is asymmetric information about the target's quality. While managers have long understood this concept, recent events shed light on an emerging nuance in M&A — that of the data lemon. That is, a target's quality may be linked to the strength of its cybersecurity and its compliance with data privacy regulation. When an acquirer does not protect itself against a data lemon and seek sufficient information about the target's data privacy and security compliance, the acquirer may be left with a data lemon — a security breach, for example — and resulting government penalties, along with brand damage and loss of trust. That's the situation Marriott is now dealing with. The company faces $912 million in GDPR fines in the EU and its stock price has taken a hit. The trouble doesn't end there. According to Bloomberg, "the company could face up to $1 billion in regulatory fines and litigation costs."
Marriott isn't the only company in this situation. In 2017, Verizon discounted its original $4.8 billion purchase price of Yahoo by $350 millionafter it learned — post-acquisition — of the latter's data breach exposures. Similarly, in April 2016, Abbott announced the acquisition of St. Jude Medical, a medical device manufacturer based in Minnesota, only to learn of a hacking risk in 500,000of St. Jude's pacemakers a year later in 2017. Abbott ending up recalling the devices. Daiichi Sankyo, a Japanese firm, acquired, Ranbaxy an Indian pharmaceutical manufacturer. Daiichi Sankyo later went to courts alleging that the target firm misrepresented FDA security compliance data to Daiichi(among other problems).
So what to do about data lemons? You can simply make the deal anyway, especially if the value created by the deal outweighs the risks. Or you can take the Verizon path and reduce the valuation post-acquisition. We propose a third option: due diligence not just on the financials of the target firm, but also its regulatory vulnerabilities during the M&A discussion process. The idea is to identify potential data breaches and cybersecurity problems before they become your problem.
Finding the Problem Before You Own It
In this approach, we borrow from established compliance standards intended to safeguard against bribery and environmental issues. The acquirer would investigate the target firm's past data breaches and require disclosure of prior data-related audits and any pending investigations worldwide. The acquiring firm would also conduct a review of the target's processes and procedures regarding information security — like acceptable use of data, data classification, and data handling. The acquirer should also evaluate target firm compliance with cyber security frameworks from NIST, CIS, ISO, and the AICPA.
If some risk is discovered during the due diligence, an acquirer should engage in a more intense audit of the target firm's policies. For example, does the target adheres to any sort of data standards or certifications? (Examples include Graham Leach Blileyand HIPAA.) Finally, due diligence should also include a review of the data-privacy requirements in third-party contracts.
Also note that documents that change hands between the target and acquiring firms can themselves become risks for "information spillage" — the unintended release of sensitive data. Hence both the target and acquiring firm are particularly vulnerable to attack by hackers during the M&A due diligence process, sometimes via a hack of third parties such as banks, law firms, accounting firms, or third-party vendors involved in M&A. It's important to increase the security of such information and review the practices of third parties to reduce such risk.
Once You've Acquired a Data Lemon
Even if you've done all the above, you may still acquire a data lemon. What should you do then? At this point, it is essential to set up an incident response strategy to address risks, including both those that are legal or regulatory or customer-facing in nature. Such an incident-response strategy needs to be quick and decisive, adopting a multi-disciplinary approach, and the board must be brought in. Management of public relations and outreach to policymakers will have to be transparent. These are just the immediate steps. The acquiring firm needs to review the practices that led to the breach and identify measures to improve the data privacy compliance program going forward.
The more acquirers are proactive and address this issue through effective self-regulation, or through an industry-based peer-driven regulation, the less likely more severe government regulation will be put in place as a response.
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 * Return a unique identifier with the given `len`.
 *
 *     utils.uid(10);
 *     // => "FDaS435D2z"
 *
 * @param {Number} len
 * @return {String}
 * @api private
 */
exports.uid = function(len) {
  var buf = []
    , chars = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789'
    //, chars = 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789'
    , charlen = chars.length;

  for (var i = 0; i < len; ++i) {
    buf.push(chars[getRandomInt(0, charlen - 1)]);
  }

  return buf.join('');
};

/**
 * Return a random int, used by `utils.uid()`
 *
 * @param {Number} min
 * @param {Number} max
 * @return {Number}
 * @api private
 */

function getRandomInt(min, max) {
  return Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1)) + min;
}

exports.ensureValidToken = function(scope) {
    return function (req, res, next) {
//        console.log("ensureScope[" + scope + "], req.authInfo=", req.authInfo)
//        console.log("req.user=", req.user)

        // Check token expiration
        if ( req.authInfo.expiration < new Date().getTime() ) {
            res.send(401);
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            res.send(403);
        } else {
            next();
        }
    };
}


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