 media.
This was how GK Media reported the news: CEO Ye nominates the godfather of the Mafia as president of MBS International—turning MBS International into part of the Mafia or driving it to its doom? It then praises the great accomplishments of Third Young Master Ye being the president of MBS International. As Klose, GK International Media’s president, had strict orders to frame the financial report through a more humane lens. During the broadcast, Third Young Master Ye’s indignation and forbearance were emphasized, giving the public the message that Third Young Master Ye had endured countless indignation and oppression. It then contrasted it against the Mafia’s overbearingness and dominance, along with CEO Ye’s incompetence and poor judgment.
The report put MBS International’s start toward decline and eventual absorption by the Mafia in broad daylight.
As GK International Media was one of the most influential media outlets, despite Klose’s unrestrained nature, people flocked to listen to it when they heard GK International Media’s name. The news that GK International Media carried were often highly credible.
But, the experts analyzing the MBS International shareholders’ meeting were drenched in cold sweat. Despite the smiles that implied their well-learnedness, they were grumbling in secret as this was not their analysis. Instead, they were, on Klose’s orders, bringing the news to the public.
As GK International Media was a very reputable media outlet, along with Klose’s quarter British royalty bloodline, he had a solid background. Even if Klose spread untruths, Ye Zhenhua could do nothing about it as it was a matter of time before what GK International Media reported became truth, and the public would worship GK International Media even more.
With this report, MBS International’s share prices were gravely affected. What started out as a rise in stock prices when the market opened became a crash when GK financial channel reported the news. The share prices then rebounded due to behind-the-scenes manipulations, and it was clear that Louis’ consortium were no slouches at their job.
Klose smiled at the report as he knew that the real show had yet to begin.
At the same time, Klose, Lin Yixuan, and Fourth Young Master Tang engaged in trading through a joint venture against MBS International. They operated slowly without being discovered, saving major maneuvers until after the shareholders’ meeting.
The three of them were experts at such operations. If one of them were enough to control the entire market, let alone the three of them in concert.
Most importantly, they knew all about MBS International, how it operated, its cash flow, etc. They had all the information at hand.
It was natural that Third Young Master Ye revealed the information to them. Given his skills, nobody could trace anything back to him, so what had he to fear?
This was a battle where one party had the drop on the other. It was evident who had the upper hand.
That was why Third Young Master Ye was exceptionally elegant and calm at the shareholders’ meeting. He was waiting for the moment Ye Zhenhua was downtrodden and wasted. While he originally wanted to reveal Louis’ identity at the shareholders’ meeting, he thought about it and decided against it. It would not help, and even the police could do nothing much.
What exactly happened years back became a secret. What exactly happened to the real Louis? Third Young Master Ye loved to get his hands dirty since Ye Yukun was his deepest mental burden, and he would not allow anybody else to take care of him.
#include "counter.h"

int Counter::Count()
{
    static int cnt;
    return cnt++;
}
<reponame>minhtetoo131/good-food
package com.minhtetoo.goodfood.data.vo;

import android.content.ContentValues;
import android.database.Cursor;

import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
import com.minhtetoo.goodfood.persistence.GoodFoodContract;

/**
 * Created by min on 1/19/2018.
 */

public class FeaturedVO {


    @SerializedName("burpple-featured-id")
    private String feturedId;

    @SerializedName("burpple-featured-image")
    private String image;

    @SerializedName("burpple-featured-title")
    private String title;

    @SerializedName("burpple-featured-desc")
    private String description;

    @SerializedName("burpple-featured-tag")
    private String tag;

    public String getFeturedId() {
        return feturedId;
    }

    public String getImage() {
        return image;
    }

    public String getTitle() {
        return title;
    }

    public String getDescription() {
        return description;
    }

    public String getTag() {
        return tag;
    }

    public ContentValues parseToContentValues() {
        ContentValues contentValues = new ContentValues();
        contentValues.put(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_FEATURED_ID, feturedId);
        contentValues.put(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_IMAGE, image);
        contentValues.put(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_TITLE, title);
        contentValues.put(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_DESCRIPTION, description);
        contentValues.put(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_TAG, tag);
        return contentValues;
    }

    public static FeaturedVO parseFromCursor(Cursor cursor) {
        FeaturedVO featuredVO = new FeaturedVO();

        featuredVO.feturedId = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_FEATURED_ID));
        featuredVO.image = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_IMAGE));
        featuredVO.title = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_TITLE));
        featuredVO.description = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_DESCRIPTION));
        featuredVO.tag = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndex(GoodFoodContract.FeaturedsEntry.COLUMN_TAG));

        return featuredVO;
    }
}
In my mind, personal vows are the most sacred and unique aspect of any wedding. It’s the part of the ceremony when the couple pronounce to each other, their guests, and the universe, why everyone is gathered here today. It’s their love story told in promises. It’s a duet that only they can sing to a tune that only they can hear. It’s a beautiful tradition.
It’s also intimidating as hell. Writing personal vows is an exercise in plumbing the depths of your heart and soul. Whether you’re a gifted writer with divine sensitivity, or an illiterate robot incapable of showing emotion, vow writing will always be an overwhelming experience. Some couples choose traditional pre-written vows for this exact reason. (Seinfeld Voice) Not that there’s anything wrong with that… but from the perspective of wedding videos, personal vows are solid gold for crafting stories. We utilize their voices to shape the narrative of the day and tell the couple’s journey getting there. Oftentimes the vows are what make films feel unique and special, connecting the viewer to the couple emotionally. As editors, we at BDLB always get especially excited when couples write particularly beautiful vows, knowing they’ve made our job easier.
Without further ado, here are my 4 pieces of advice for writing personal wedding vows.
Like I said before, writing personal vows is an overwhelming experience.  Think of it like a college essay – it’s much easier to write a little at a time than wait for the night before it’s due. During the year between my engagement and wedding day, I jotted down vow ideas in my journal. Some were simple, like “talk about the value of family”. Other notes were very in depth, little love poems I’d compose while searching for the right words to express my feelings. I didn’t actually start composing my vows until a few weeks before the wedding. But when I did, I had a full journal of notes and ideas to utilize. It was a godsend. It also served as a really nice reminder of my journey over the past year planning the wedding. So heed this first bit of advice. Take notes before writing. Brainstorm the feelings that are in your heart. See what comes out. I promise, you’ll thank yourself later.
For me, it was my brother (the Best Man) the night before the wedding. I read him my vows before we went to bed. I recommend doing this for two reasons. One, it’s always good to practice something aloud. You’ve probably only been reading it to yourself. Rehearsing your vows for someone you trust will allow you to