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Symantec invites channel to look into new data markets
Paolo Del Nibletto
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. – It has been just over a year since Symantec officially closed its merger agreement with Veritas. During that time, Symantec acquired five other firms (Sygate, IMLogic, BindView, Relicore and Whole Security) to position the company in both data security and availability markets.
The next step, according to Randy Cochran, vice-president of channel sales for Symantec, involves its channel of more than 60,000 worldwide partners. About 250 of its top partners attended Symantec's PartnerEngage conference, held here this week, to listen to Cochran's strategy on product extension. These 250 partners represent more than 75 per cent of Symantec's US$5.4 billion revenue.
"If you are a partner that is deep and knowledgeable on security or availability I am asking you to open your minds wider to what are the logical extensions. To what you can add on," he said during his keynote presentation.
Currently, Symantec boasts a portfolio of more than 100 products. Cochran admits that partners will be unable to be proficient in all. He expects, however, the channel to handle between 12 and 15 products up from the five or six they know well today.
Cochran believes that logical product extensions will be a way for the channel to increase margins, expand their customer footprint, and increase services offerings.
"We are not opportunity constrained," he said. The company's Opportunity Registration Program pays both front- and back-end margins, he said.
Cochran also dangled a carrot in front of his top partners. Symantec will pay an extra two per cent of margin for every deal on the back end that a partner closes between today and June 25 under the Opportunity Registration Program.
According to Tom Kendra, group president of worldwide sales for Symantec, the product extension plan would work similar to this: everyone would require some sort of anti-virus protection (Norton). From there companies should back up their data (BackUp Exec). "Now things start to happen as you deal with larger companies with licence compliance regulation issues especially those public companies that need to manage this," Kendra said.
Kendra estimates that there are 44,000 public companies of which 16,000 are located in the U.S. And, of those only 4,000 are companies with less than 1,000 employees. "This is a huge mid-market opportunity," he said.
IDC and AMI Partners have forecasted that the compliance market is worth US$12 billion and is growing at a 17 per cent clip.
Services will be key for partners in this area; Kendra said adding that Symantec's services revenue is an insignificant four per cent of its overall revenue.
"Every single one is looking to mitigate IT risk and we are in there speaking to customers about it. We desperately need more partners to work in this area," he said.
Harry Zarek, president and CEO of Compugen Systems of Toronto said everything Symantec spoke about on day one of its PartnerEngage conference was relevant to his organization and his customers' needs.
"The challenge with compliance is it is ever changing and companies can't be experts in all these areas. They will be looking to us to provide a role and we need to be backed up by world class software vendors. Symantec has stepped up as a partner," Zarek said.
Greg Myers, vice-president of marketing for Tech Data Canada of Mississauga, Ont., said the message at the conference was very compelling, especially with the magnitude of the challenge with data from a regulatory point of view.
"Solution providers should have lots of work to do for years to come. This really confirms the need for channel partners to be focused on a compliance practice and solution process. Let's face facts, the server market is flat and this opportunity is mind-boggling," Myers said.
Another area of product extension is e-mail archiving, which relates to compliance. IDC pegs this market to be at US$6 billion within the next four years and Jeremy Burton, senior vice-president of data management for Symantec, believes Symantec can win more than a billion dollars of that pie.
"Companies big and small have to get better at managing their e-mail. Now that regulatory agencies want e-mail to be stored for seven years if your company has more than 30 employees and has more than $15 million in revenue," Burton said.
This is one of the reasons why Symantec has aligned is products under the BackUp Exec brand for system recovery. Burton also announced that with this rebranding will be a new pricing structure, which will hover around the US$1,100 mark for the server edition. These new editions will hit the market on July 18.
Zarek said that when you get to present this type of solution to customers you really do not get into margins points. It combines hardware, software, professional services and a methodology into a package that is profitable, but there is no doubt that this is the highest margin potential out there today.
"Given the level of complexity and how large the market is, this presents a significant opportunity. The registration program alone is a front end investment where you look at time, sales, technical services and business people will understand the business opportunity. I look for a vendor who understands this and looks to pay us for it. Without it we would not sell their products," Zarek said.
Myers said the clear opportunity today is to simply protect organizations from viruses, phishing scams and other traditional threats, but compliance drivers are making customers look at partners to help them manage their data and mitigate the risks involved.
As a distributor, Myers said it is his role to help partners understand the opportunity and focus resources around this. "Solution providers in this new world hold the same value as other professional resources such as your accountant, your lawyer and your auditor," Myers said.
"The channel's ability for mitigating the risks elevates their value and puts them into a new status."
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Mixing of materials can exacerbate corrosion or reduce the longevity of the system. When this is the only available option then consideration must be given to their differing temperature and pressure ratings and how these will impact on the integrity of the system.
The material and positioning of tubing clamps should be well considered during a design to ensure that the clamps themselves are corrosion resistant, cause no abrasion to the tube and are positioned such that water is free draining.
When project applications require the use of FE (Fugitive Emission) valves, the customer should ensure that the requirement for TAMAP 2 is written into the specification at an early stage.
H2S can cause embrittlement and therefore single piece valves, which avoid the use of welded connections, such as Parkers range of FE valves, will provide added security within the system.
Designs where fugitive emissions are critical need additional consideration with respect to the reduction of potential leak paths, again integral fitting technology removes both NPT connections, which are subject to stress corrosion cracking and embrittlement within the threads.
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2.2 Pipeline Story - Explore By Print
The "Explore by" section is similar in structure to what you would see in the bookings story, except you have a distinct module for each of the three pipeline topics: new pipeline, current open pipeline, and lost opportunities.
Changing the "explore by" dimension changes what kind of entities are called out. You can click on callouts from this section to filter the narrative further.
Greatest contributors - Calls out the top entity by the metric (new pipeline, current open pipeline, or lost opportunities). If there is more than one tied for the most, Lexio will call out multiple entities.
e.g. - "Quarter to date, the greatest contributor to new pipeline is the Grey Global Group Inc. account ($350k)."
Top Contributor compared to average - Compares the metric of the top entity to the average of all the entities.
e.g. - "The Wisoky-Bogan account's open pipeline is over seven times ($619.8k) greater than average open pipeline per account ($92.9k)"
Metric Comparison - Calls out the metric total (new pipeline, current open pipeline, or lost opportunities) for each entity being compared and the difference between them.
e.g. - "The best account by new pipeline last week was the O'Reilly, Graham and Ryan account, and the worst account by new pipeline was the Brunswick Corporation account. The O'Reilly, Graham and Ryan account's new pipeline ($22k) was over four times ($16.8k) greater than the Brunswick Corporation account's ($5.2k)."
Number of deals comparison - Calls out the number of new opportunities for each entity being compared and the difference between them.
e.g. - "The O'Reilly, Graham and Ryan account's number of opportunities created last week (2) was two times (one) greater than the Brunswick Corporation account's (1)."
Average deal size comparison - Calls out the average deal size for each entity being compared and the absolute and percentage difference between them.
e.g. - "Last week, the O'Reilly, Graham and Ryan account's average opportunity size ($11k) was over two times ($5.8k) greater than the Brunswick Corporation account's average opportunity size ($5.2k)."
Drivers comparison - Calls out the top contributing dimension drivers for each entity being compared.
e.g. - "The top contributors to the O'Reilly, Graham and Ryan account's new pipeline were the city of Frankfort ($22k), Archer Washington ($22k), and the New Client opportunity type ($12.5k), but the top contributors to the Brunswick Corporation account's new pipeline were the Web Research lead source, the New Client opportunity type, and the city of Lake Forest ($5.2k each)."


Happy and healthy, the Schnoodle is a crossbreed between a Poodle and a Schnauzer. Since there are three different sizes of both parent breeds, the Schnoodle could range from Small, Medium, or Large. Usually, the same health issues are prevalent in all Schnoodle sizes, but there may be a few health concerns that would affect a Schnoodle of a larger size, most commonly joint, hip, and elbow dysplasia. You can attempt to gauge the sorts of health conditions your Schnoodle might face by asking to see the parents when you buy from a breeder.
Like humans, this condition can be either hereditary or brought on by an unhealthy lifestyle. Symptoms include excessive thirst, appetite change, severe weight fluctuations in either direction, excessive urination, fatigue, and weakness. Vet-administered insulin injections are recommended to treat this condition.
This condition occurs when the thyroid hormones are not produced enough, resulting in havoc of the metabolic system and other normal bodily functions. Symptoms include lethargy, exercise intolerance, severe weight gain, excessive hunger and thirst, dullness, recurring ear infections, labored breathing, and a slow heart rate. Hormone supplements are often vet-prescribed to deal with this lifelong condition.
Other health conditions that your Schnoodle could inherit include Von Willebrand's Disease, cataracts, bloat, patellar luxation, skin allergies, red mange, glaucoma, and Legg-Calve-Perthes. Despite several possible health concerns, the average Schnoodle lives a long and healthy lifespan of 10 to 15 years.
Playful, plucky, and clever, the Schnoodle is a social, active pup with a touch of stubbornness. He loves attention and exercise, so an active, fit-minded family would be perfect for him. He would make the perfect running, jogging, or walking companion and he snuggles just as great on the couch after a big dose of daily, energy-expending exercise.
Schnoodles are great with kids when he is raised with them, but he should be socialized earlier to avoid any snippy attitudes towards younger children. It is also important to teach your youngsters how to properly handle your pup with respect and affection. No roughhousing allowed since the Schnoodle is a dainty, fragile breed.
Schnoodles are shy around other dogs, especially larger ones. You can socialize him to be more accepting and tolerant of bigger pups, but he still might lower his head and tuck his tail between his legs if a larger, unfamiliar dog approaches him. He does better with other dogs, regardless of size, when he is raised with them.
Exercise is definitely a requirement for the Schnoodle who needs daily activity to keep his mind occupied and his body healthy. Indoor toys work wonders for rainy days, but he also needs plenty of time in fresh air outdoors. Take him for at least two 30 to 60 minute walks each day. Or, simply let him romp and play in your fenced-in backyard. He has tons of energy, so a big backyard will give him plenty of room to explore, jump, run, and discover. Keep in mind that the Schnoodle is a high jumper and a very fast runner, so make the fence extra-high or keep him on a "run-style" leash during exercise outdoors.
When training your Schnoodle, bear in mind that these crossbreeds are strong-willed, thanks to their Schnauzer genetics. They are also very intelligent, so it could be difficult to train a Schnoodle in the timeframe that you've set. Be firm, patient, and consistent in your training approach. Let him know that you are the determined alpha, but keep your tone friendly, positive, and clear.
Positive behavior towards your Schnoodle will ensure compliance and obedience, whereas, negative behavior, such as physical force or harshness, could be detrimental to the bond between yourself and your Schnoodle. These pups need to know, at all times, that they are able to trust you to take care of their best interests.
Schnoodles have curly, soft coats that are prone to tangles and kinks. To keep your pup free of hair snarls, use a firm-bristled brush 3-4 times per week to unknot their curls. You should also take your Schnoodle to a professional groomer once a month to have their coat trimmed and stripped of excess hair.
Bathe your Schnoodle once a month or whenever he gets smelly – whichever comes first. Use a gentle dog shampoo every single time to avoid stripping his coat of important natural oils. You should also clip his toenails every 6-8 weeks, clean his ears once a week, and brush his teeth twice a week.
Boasting a hearty appetite and a fondness for yummy foods, the Schnoodle needs a meal schedule that he can count on to satisfy both his need for nutrition and his want of delicious kibble. Feed him twice a day with 1 ½ cups of high-quality dog food for each meal.
The kibble should be nutritious and wholesome, packed with protein, complex carbs, good fats, and tons of fiber. Check the ingredients on the label of your choice of dog food. It should have whole grains, vegetables, and lean meats listed at the top. If not, choose another brand and repeat the process.
Schnoodles are popular crossbreeds because of their sweet nature and overall good health. Schnoodle puppies, when bought from a reputable, reliable breeder, range from $450 to $1,800. This depends on the breeder requirements and expectations, as well as the inclusions, like vaccinations, spay or neuter agreements, and parent breed health histories.
You could also look into adopting a Schnoodle from a local animal shelter or rescue group. Fees vary from county and state, but they are usually around $75 to $250. Plus, you could be offering a new life and a second chance to a beautiful pup in need of a forever home.
Ranking takes into account a few basic factors including cost, skill level needed, high vs low maintenance and how critical regular training is to success. Due to their strong-will and touch of stubbornness, the Schnoodle ranks a 1.5 on the integration scale. Overall, these pups make great family pets, especially for families who are active, fitness-minded, and attentive.


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Following five, yes FIVE rounds of treatment, over a nine year period, Antony and his family, fiancé Helen and daughters Scarlett (10) and Sofia (6) were rocked at the start of 2019 when, following a number of symptoms, Antony was told that not only had the tumour grown, but was very aggressive and had increased in grading to a high grade cancerous tumour.
This Wednesday night, at Heritage Park, Auckland unites to try help Antony and his family towards the £30k target he requires for treatment, something he has recently just begun at the Budwig Cancer Centre, Malaga, Spain.
Pushed by close family friend, Darryl Hall, himself an amateur footballer-turned-boxer who has turned out for many a north-east side, he's turned to his footballing family to help.
Bishop Auckland and West Auckland are delighted that we will be holding a bucket collection at the Auckland Derby this week.
"Antony is a really good friend, a genuine, down-to-earth lad and that's why I wanted to do something," began Darryl.
"I've been mates with his brother for some time and in turn known Antony for the past five-six years now.
"With this though, he can't get treatment in the UK so has had to go to Spain for it; I've not wanted to ask questions so I've just been doing what I can to help.
A spokesperson for BAFC added: "We are pleased to help such a good cause and we were only too willing to grant West Auckland's request to have a collection at our upcoming derby match.
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NS play a weak NT with 5cM, short club. 2NT showed 15-16 and there was a long hesitation before North bid 5C. EW called the TD after the hand to ask whether UI from the hesitation might have influenced South's jump to 6S, for example it might suggest extra and/or slam-suitable values which South would like to hear about because all he needs is cover cards. In the ensuing discussion it was unclear what 4C was meant as - South said it was some sort of asking bid but not for aces or keycards. North stated 5C was a natural signoff.
Declarer guessed hearts, so 6S made for +13.8 xIMPs to NS.
Result stands. North is already limited so the hesitation doesn't suggest extra values. It shows uncertainty about what 4c means.
There's no understanding about the 4♣ bid and I would, sitting N, need some time to figure out what S is trying to convey. The 5♣ doesn't suggest anything else than that N thinks that S has clubs and spades, and suggest certainly not bdding on. That S never thought about a club contract is also clear, not with this spade holding and only two clubs opposite a balanced hand. Six spades is a gamble that makes with this distribution and finessing twice in hearts. With the queen E and the ace W 6♥ is doomed.
If 4♣ was "some sort of asking bid" then presumably 5♣ was some sort of answer (possibly non-systemic). It would be helpful to know what, if anything, it ostensibly meant from South's perspective, since South had the UI that it quite probably doesn't actually mean that.
If 4c was an asking bid then 5c is surely a positive answer. So the slow bid suggests signing off. If anything, 5S= would need an adjustment to 6S-1 if there had been only 11 tricks.
If 4c was an asking bid then 5c is surely a positive answer.
It was explained as a natural signoff.
Result stands. North is already limited so the hesitation doesn't suggest extra values.
This is also what the TD ruled.
That was North's explanation, but it seems like he forgot what 4♣ was.
In order to determine South's LAs, we need to know what it meant as an answer to South's asking bid.
By North, yes. But we are considering South's ethical options.
South thought 5♣ was an answer to an asking bid. As such, it must be positive (since it bypasses 4♠), so the bid itself (with or without BIT) suggests bidding slam.
The BIT, on the other hand, may suggest that they have a misunderstanding, in which case 5♣ may be meant as a negative bid.
So I think the BIT suggests caution, and hence bidding slam is South's ethical choice, assuming he has logical alternatives.


French bakery business Brioche Pasquier has hired Aduro Communications as it looks to expand its presence in the UK market.
Following a competitive pitch, as part of the new brief Aduro will seek to build awareness of the brand, which has more than 3,000 employees worldwide and a £550m turnover.
Looking after its traditional brioche and croissant range, Aduro will also handle PR for Pitch, the individually wrapped brioche aimed at a younger audience.
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Thailand's Civil War Escalating?
Our Correspondent Jan 17, 2012
Every day in Southern Thailand, almost two people die in a savage guerrilla war that shows no signs of abating after eight years. So far, the battle by Islamist separatists has taken the lives of more than 5,000 people with the number increasing.
Now, say diplomats, the situation is growing increasingly worrisome, and in fact could escalate into an international security crisis similar to Yemen or Afghanistan, according to Britain's ambassador to Thailand.
The British and EU ambassadors called attention to the situation in opening speeches at a forum headlined as a "Roadmap to Deep-South Resolution: Government Concerns and Policy Responses 2011-2014" at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand on Wednesday (January 11).
Jan. 6 was a case in point, when 30 armed guerrillas attacked a police camp in Narathiwat Province, killing two officers and stealing five heavy weapons and bullets. Another three officers were wounded. On the same day, gunmen shot dead one man and injured his wife, who was a teacher. In Pattani province, two men were killed in drive-by shooting incidents and a rubber tapper was shot dead on his way home from work in Yala province.
"We know from other conflicts that these conflicts cannot always be contained," said Asif Ahmad, the British ambassador. "There may come a day when the troubles of the south will become the troubles of the region as a whole. And I dare say this, it might become a magnet for people to create havoc from elsewhere. We've seen it in Yemen. We've seen it in Afghanistan. You cannot be immune."
"Southern Thailand has undergone a very tragic period over the last seven or eight years, with 5,000 people killed, maybe up to 10,000 people injured, and in recent times the situation has even deteriorated," the European Union Ambassador to Thailand, David Lipman, said.
"Almost two people per day are being killed on average at the moment in south Thailand, so this is obviously very, very worrying.
"The European Union as such does not wish to interfere in any way with an internal conflict problem in Thailand, but we would like to interact and we would like to share experiences. We have experiences in Northern Ireland, in the Basque country [of Spain]. There are many experiences that we can share," Mr. Lipman said.
A handful of Thai military and political officials also spoke at the FCCT meeting, describing how Bangkok is searching for ways to quell the violence, address the needs of Buddhist-majority Thailand's southern Muslim minority, and improve the impoverished region's education system, economy, and security.
Some 59 percent of the people killed in the southern insurgency were Muslim, while 38 percent were Buddhists. They include soldiers, religious leaders, teachers, students, workers, businessmen and others, totaling 5,243 deaths since January 2004, according to collated statistics.
"The death toll includes 4,215 ordinary citizens, 351 soldiers, 280 policemen, 148 teachers and educational personnel, seven Buddhist monks and 242 suspected insurgents," the English-language Bangkok Post said on January 5.
So far Bangkok has spent US$3.5 billion on "military operations to tame the insurgency" during the past eight years, only to see the death rate increase.
At least 535 people were killed last year in the conflict compared to 521 in 2010.
"Military operations have not been successful," the Bangkok Post concluded.
The Islamist separatists' hit-and-run war is mostly confined to the three southern provinces of Narathiwat, Pattani, and Yala where Muslims form 94 percent of the population along Thailand's mountainous border with Muslim-majority Malaysia.
The Buddhist kingdom of Thailand annexed the region more than 100 years ago, but a new generation of Muslim militants has renewed a decades-long, smoldering fight for its autonomy or to carve out an independent nation to be called Pattani.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has been criticized for not doing enough to solve the underlying causes of the violence.
"The Yingluck government...has said nothing about the culture of impunity among the security forces," said a non-profit organization, Pattani Forum, in a statement distributed at the conference.
Alleged "extrajudicial killings" by poorly disciplined security forces are one of the main complaints among the south's minority ethnic Malay-Thai Muslims.
"The Thai general public is largely indifferent to the plight and grievances of Malays" in the south, it said.
Thailand's ethnic Malay separatists "are organized into small, relatively organic cells throughout the Malay-speaking south. They live among the people, in town and city, and they enjoy a great deal of support and sympathy from the local Malay Muslims," the Pattani Forum said.
In September, London-based Amnesty International said the Islamist rebels "have committed -- and are continuing to commit -- what amount to acts aimed at spreading terror among the civilian population, and which constitute war crimes."
That same month, Brad Adams, the Asia director at the New York-based Human Rights Watch denounced the insurgents' frequent campaign of bombing public targets such as nightclubs, hotels and elsewhere and described such tactics as "not armed struggle, but a sickening crime."
The "separatist insurgents in the loose network of National Revolution Front-Coordinate (BRN-Coordinate), have suffered setbacks from security sweeps, but still maintain a presence in hundreds of ethnic Malay Muslim villages in southern Thailand," Human Rights Watch said.
(Richard S. Ehrlich is a Bangkok-based journalist reporting news from Asia since 1978. His website is http://www.asia-correspondent.110mb.com.)


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Countdown to 2021 fantasy football drafts: Chris Godwin No. 27
Chris Godwin comes in at 28 in our fantasy football rankings countdown to the 2021 NFL season.
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Chris Godwin broke out in 2019 with over 1300 yards and nine touchdowns in just 14 games. He regressed some in 2020, as volume went down and injures held him to just 12 game appearances. His numbers were still strong, but a let down from the previous season. Health and a second season with Tom Brady should could lead to another big fantasy year.
To commemorate the 2021 NFL season, we'll be counting down the 75 best fantasy football players in the league. Picking a Top 75 is subjective, especially when you are projecting a whole season of accumulated fantasy points, but that's part of the fun. We'll assume what I see as an average league, which is 12 teams, .5 PPR scoring and a roster of 1QB, 2RB, 3WR, 1TE, & 1RB/WR/TE. Kickers and defenses need not apply.
Change is the nature of the NFL beast, so trades and injuries will likely impact this list as we go along, but hey, this isn't rocket science. We're here to have a little fun and build up some much needed anticipation for a league cast in the shadow by baseball, soccer, hockey, etc. Sarcasm aside, the NFL is addictive and we're here to give your daily fix as we close in on the season.
The official and often updated fantasy football drafting tiers can be found here.
No. 27, Chris Godwin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, WR
Godwin caught 65-of-84 targets for 840 yards and seven touchdowns through 12 games. A full season would have still given him big fantasy points and if he can stay healthy this year, we should expect those fantasy points and even more.
Competition for touches
Godwin averaged more targets per game than Mike Evans and was on pace for 87 receptions compared to Evans' 70 he had through 16 games. Antonio Brown could end up pushing for more targets this season, but it seems like he is firmly in that No. 3 spot. None of the receivers will see the huge target loads they had with Jameis Winston as quarterback, but efficiency should continue to get better under Brady.
Team offensive expectations
The Buccaneers offense didn't really get on track until the latter part of 2020 after a shortened offseason and quarterback change. A full offseason with Brady after getting their offense on point on their Super Bowl run should lead to a better offense from the beginning of 2021.
What's his upside?
Godwin's upside is great, as he's in the prime of his career and on a well balanced and high-scoring offense. His ability is off the charts and if this team can put together the kind of offense that pushed them to the Super Bowl win last season, but for the whole season, Godwin will put up big numbers.
What's his downside?
Injuries have held Godwin from reaching his upside and injuries are probably the only thing that can keep him from a good to great fantasy season this year.
90 receptions, 120 targets, 1250 yards, 10 touchdowns
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December 3, 2016 - "What's happening at the Pi today?"
Exit onto I-66 west and follow the directions from I-66 (listed below).
Take Nutley Street towards Fairfax. Turn right onto Lee Highway (Route 29). Turn right at the second traffic signal (Vaden Drive). The Community Center is located about a quarter mile ahead on your left.
Take Lee Highway (Route 29) east toward I-495. Turn left onto Vaden Drive. The Community Center is located about a quarter mile ahead on your left.


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Q: Member variables in react class are "shared" by reference When i create several instances of a react class (by using React.createElement on the same class), some member variables are shared between the instances (arrays and objects are shared, strings and booleans etc. not).
For me this feels horrible and scary and wrong. Is this a bug or is there another way to do what i want to do?
Please have a look:
http://jsbin.com/kanayiguxu/1/edit?html,js,console,output

A: What you should be doing is setting state on your component, instead of having state as arbitrary properties on your React component.
So instead of doing this:
var MyComponent = React.createClass({
  myArray: [1, 2, 3],
  componentWillMount() {
    this.myArray.push(this.myArray.length + 1);
  },
  render() {
    return (
      {this.myArray.length}
    );
  }
});

You should be doing this:
var MyComponent = React.createClass({
  getInitialState() {
    return {
      myArray: [1, 2, 3]
    };
  },
  componentWillMount() {
    this.setState(state => {
      state.myArray.push(state.myArray.length + 1);
      return state;
    });
  },
  render() {
    return (
      {this.myArray.length}
    );
  }
});

The reason being that all of a components state and data should reside in this.state and this.props which is controlled and handled by React.
The benefit you get from using props and state for this, is that React will know when those change, and from that it can tell when it's time to re-render your component. If you store state as arbitrary properties or globals, React won't know when those change, and cannot re-render for you.
The reason for the behaviour you're seeing is that every instance of the component uses the object you give to React.createClass() as its prototype. So all instances of the component has a myArray property, but that is on the prototype chain, and thus shared by all instances.
If you truly want something like this and you want to avoid this.state, you should use something like componentWillMount and inside that method, assign properties to this. This will make sure that such data is only on that particular instance, and not on the prototype chain.
EDIT
To even further clearify, it can be good to know that the object passed to React.createClass() isn't the actual object on the prototype. What React does is that it iterates over all properties on that object, and copies them onto the prototype of the React element object. This can be illustrated by this example:
var obj = {
  myArray: [1, 2, 3],
  title: 'My title',
  componentWillMount() {
    this.myArray.push(this.myArray.length + 1);
  },
  render() {
    return (
      {this.myArray.length}
    );
  }
}

var MyComponent = React.createClass(obj);

// This doesn't change the component, since 'obj' isn't used anymore
// by React, it has already copied all properties.
obj.title = 'New title';

// This however affects the component, because the reference to the array
// was copied to the component prototype, and any changes to what the
// reference points to will affect everyone who has access to it.
obj.myArray.push(666);

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In the first article of this series I wrote about the loss of soul that occurred from Western society's transition from craft to manufactured goods. But there is more. The transition profoundly affects each of us every day.
When You create something, as opposed to merely assembling parts on a production line, you engage in a process – a process of learning and exploration. You push the limits of your experience, move into unknown territory and expand the boundaries of your awareness. Personal growth comes from process, from pushing boundaries, facing fears, overcoming obstacles and expanding horizons.
Your creative efforts may not be appreciated by the critics, but in the context of spiritual growth, what you accomplish is not nearly as important as the process you engage in, because creative exploration is a vital part of the development of your soul. Think of it this way – love is to the soul what breath is to the body. That is why people study art – it speaks to their souls. And, the less practical your exploration, the more spiritually beneficial your efforts are likely to be.
Western society's preoccupation with money and "success" has brought us to largely ignore the process and focus entirely on outcomes. The only thing that matters in America today is winning, gauged by the numbers: the price, the sports score, the school grades, the square footage of your home. Human factors are irrelevant. Your life may be a complete travesty, but if you have money or notoriety, it doesn't matter. We don't really care how you get there – even if the process is unethical (like sports doping) – so long as you don't get caught and you deliver. The problem is that if your focus is on the outcome – on the product – you sacrifice the personal growth inherent in the creative process. Instead of an artist, You become a manufacturer, and the West has become a vast culture of manufacturers.
We have created an age of human robots – very good at making business-related decisions and lousy at development of the inner self. Business provides plenty of challenges, but to what end? For example, being a better lawyer does not necessarily develop the soul. Some would argue that it actually goes in the opposite direction. A person on a production line putting hubcaps on Oldsmobiles isn't going to expand their personal horizons very far, either. They are going to make money. A Wall Street banker can learn a lot about manipulation, greed and skirting the law, but he's not going to do much for the development of his soul. The focus on outcomes has left us adrift in a world ruled by emotion, but with few tools to address it and with very limited means to advance our spiritual growth – the reason we have come to earth.
Soul work is not a part of the corporate ethos. Financial managers define spiritual development outside the proper function of business. Besides, it negatively impacts profits. The business community has relegated (non-business related) personal development to psychologists and religion, and both have failed at that task miserably. Consider the things people do outside of work – fishing, painting, sailing, woodwork, making jewelry, public service, sports, meditation, yoga, knitting, music – all unprofitable and incredibly inefficient endeavors – that also feed the soul.
The corporate community is self-absorbed in relation to the "socialist leaning" arts, forcing the vast majority of writers, painters, musicians and actors, who feed our souls, to wait tables or starve.
I do not mean to disregard the benefits of consumerism and all the things corporations have given us, but we must ask ourselves, "How does the corporate culture, that dominates Western society, relate to the purpose of our being here?" From a strictly spiritual perspective – which, as I said, is the reason we have come to earth – the qualities inherent in a materialistic lifestyle have been a diversion, perhaps a necessary one, from our path to spiritual enlightenment.
We took the corporate side road because we wanted easier lives, and there is nothing wrong with that. But on the way, we fell into the traps of greed and materialism. Greed is easy. Any jerk can make money, in fact it's easier if you are a jerk. Conversely, spiritual work is demanding and difficult. But in any case, it is clearly time to steer a course back towards the true road. What will make the transition challenging is that the foundations of spirituality – compassion and generosity – are anathema to business. Corporate culture regards them as anti-capitalistic socialism.
For thousands of years, spiritual teachers have urged us to avoid the seduction of greed and to focus on the process, not the outcome. That's why most of them eschewed worldly pursuits to live on the road, adopting the way of the robe, walking stick and sandals. They understood the risks of pursuing a materialistic life.
Native Americans used to practice a ritual known as the "Vision Quest," where the individual went alone into the wilderness, suffered deprivations and in the process, made a powerful and fundamental connection with his soul. Jesus and Moses went into the desert to face their demons and commune with God, Buddha wandered for years in the wilderness, Muhammed had his cave. The sages of India, Buddhist priests of Southeast Asia and Christian monks live simply in ashrams or monasteries, purposefully isolating themselves from the world so that they can heal their emotional wounds and eventually re-emerge to be of service. They focus on the spiritual process because they know that if they do that the outcome will take care of itself.
Vincent Van Gogh, one of the world's most accomplished painters, was completely absorbed into his creative process. He lived and breathed his paintings, and it shows in the passion they project.
During his life, Van Gogh "sold" just one painting, which was really a trade for art supplies. Van Gogh was a "failure" because he did not sell his works, but I doubt that he cared. His life was so rich from the benefits of his creative work that something as mundane as money would have been irrelevant to him. What is not well known was that prior to his painting work, Van Gogh was a lay minister, so devout that he lived in abject poverty because he gave everything he had to the poor.
The people we most admire – like Gandhi, Abraham Lincoln, St. Francis, Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela and Mother Theresa, were people who had an incredible commitment to their principles. Their dedication to the truth gave them the strength to weather incredible difficulties. One of the things they all did, by the way, was to eschew the pursuit of wealth.
Conversely, the great business scions of the last generation like Ray Kroc and Sam Walton are gone, and few outside their empires will remember them, because these men served their own needs and ends. I find it ironic that Wal*Mart, one of the great business success stories of the last generation, owes a considerable part of it's success to paying miserly wages and forcing its employees to live on the public subsidy of food stamps. The next time you are in a Wal*Mart, remember that a significant part of this giant retailer's success is due to the public subsidy of its employee's wages. The scions of the present generation will be remembered, not for their contributions, but for their incomprehensible narcissism and greed.
As I said in the first article, many people are concerned about the path of corporate society. The Western press does not talk about this much, but notwithstanding their local issues, the people of the world are very concerned about the corrupting Western juggernaut that bombs its women and children and whose corporations corrupt its governments, subvert traditional cultures and lay waste to the environment.
What to do? The solution will entail a massive cultural shift – the likes of which we have never seen. And because of the powerfully entrenched interests, it is difficult to envision a transition of this magnitude without considerable strife and conflict.
The pattern we have seen in the past in other successful social transformations has been when a group of dedicated "true believers" successfully brings their cause to the attention of the general populace through protests, marches and stories in the media. They eventually receive the support of a few courageous political leaders and then muscle the perennial conservative opposition aside. You will find this to be true in The American Revolution, the anti-slavery movement of the 1860′s, the Populist Party movement of the 1890′s, the women's voting rights effort, Prohibition, the Civil Rights and environmental movements of the 1960′s, the anti-war protests of the 1970′s and more recently, the movement for women's equality and the emerging movements for gay rights and animal rights.
But, as I said, the scale and scope of the changes to the foundations of Western culture dwarf previous social transformations. They represent nothing short of a complete restructuring of social priorities. It is also very difficult to conceive of the mass of Western consumers eschewing inexpensive consumer goods to pay perhaps three to ten times more for the same things not to be made in Chinese sweat shops. Although automation holds some hope for the future of manufacturing, and it has made strides in freeing some people from drudgery, robots are still a long way from substituting for human factory workers.
People concerned about the dark side of industry have predicted its demise for years, and have generally misread the system's vitality and political staying power. However, it is very possible that the age of industry has outlived its usefulness and that some of the dark clouds on the horizon are the harbingers of its demise. Contributing to that dark image are also other forces that may coalesce to tip the economic system on its head.
Global warming, which the business community maintains does not exist, is already wreaking ecological havoc on the world's climate and food supply. One hundred million people will die by 2030 as a direct result of global warming's effects. Today, one third of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia has simply disappeared. Arctic sea ice is disappearing much faster than even the most dire predictions. Rainforests that once covered 14% of the earth's land surface now cover a mere 6% of it, and experts estimate that the remainder will be totally consumed by 2050. Ocean fisheries have been so depleted by advanced fishing technologies that a significant number of fish species will very likely never be able to recover.
Another major contributor to the chaos may well be a great tsunami advancing silently underneath the human population – the devastating alienation and isolation people feel in their lives. This represents an enormous social cost (drug and alcohol abuse, for example) that does not appear on corporate balance sheets, but if this tsunami ever breaks to the surface, as it began to in the Arab Spring this year, it will be an undeniable, massive force, impossible to ignore.
A great deal has been said and misunderstood, about the Mayan calendar predictions. The Mayan do not predict the end of the world, but rather the end of this world – the corporate one. There have been five "suns" in the Mayan calendar over the last 26,000 years, and the end of each "sun" has been marked by significant and often devastating disruption.
Predictions of other massive natural disasters have been with us for some time, and not just from Mayan sources. The Hopi, Nostradamus and many other seers, psychics and prophets have long predicted a period of intense earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, wildfires, massive weather disturbances, volcanic eruptions, solar flares, etc. Some have even predicted that the earth will shift its poles! We are seeing twice as many natural disasters than at any time in the past. And, if the pattern continues, in combination with the present economic instability, political paralysis and the impacts of global warming, it is very possible that the synergy of these factors could substantially disrupt economic and political systems all over the planet and push them into disarray and chaos.
But ultimately the greatest challenge will be within ourselves. Americans have allowed corporate thinking to turn them into a nation of obedient and complacent sheep, far more docile than their European counterparts. Most Americans won't even send back a bad restaurant meal!
So it is very possible that the entire social system will have to collapse in order to give birth to a new order not based in greed and power. The tragedy is that this is really doing things the hard way! What it will take to get us from point A to B is anyone's guess, but it looks like it is going to be one hell of a ride!


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Finnish Burger King Is Heating Up Its Fast Food Game With A Sauna
The Helsinki restaurant sauna comes with a media room, showers, and a meeting space for steamy power lunches.
By Kelsey Kloss
Courtesy of Restel
The day has come: Fast food is spa food. That is, if you visit one particular Burger King in Finland.
The Western Hemisphere just discovered that the Finnish have been ordering burgers with a side of heat — not hot sauce, but a full-service sauna donned in the classic Burger King colors of red, blue, and orange — since it opened in the country's capitol, Helsinki, in November.
The sauna includes a television, high-quality audio equipment, and a PlayStation 4, plus a shower room and dressing room. The space, which can hold 15 people, also houses a meeting area, in case you'd care to eat hamburgers, sweat, and collaborate with your closest friends and colleagues at the same time.
"At first I thought the idea was almost absurd, but just crazy enough for me," Finnish interior designer Teuvo Loman, who designed the sauna, said in a statement. "This is one of my most interesting pieces of work this year, and it's great to be the first in the world to do something."
No need to hold everything but the lettuce on your Whopper; you can still enjoy all your choice Burger King entrees at the spa. Fox News reports the staff will deliver a cheeseburger or whatever else you order to you in the sauna.
Scratching your head? Keep in mind that the sauna is a key element of Finnish culture. According to BBC, there are 3.3 million saunas found in homes, hotels, offices, factories, sports centers, and even underground mines in the country of just 5.3 million people. Finland considers saunas such an important part of well-being that one Finnish proverb proclaims: If a sick person is not cured by tar, spirits, or sauna, then they will die. Well, there you go.
If you're Finland-bound and want to hit the sauna, you'll need to make a reservation in advance — tickets start at $285 USD for a three-hour block. It's not exactly a Value Menu price, but hey, it's the only fast food sauna in the world. That's got to be worth something... right?
Check it out below and decide for yourself.
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We recently had the opportunity to work directly with Qatar Airways developing creative materials for group travel to the World Cup. As an official travel provider for the tournament, this meant we had to ensure strict compliance with FIFA standards. This was a challenging project - it was imperative that we met individual brand guidelines and conformed with regulations concerning logo usage and image copyrights. If you watched the World Cup this past summer, you will have seen Qatar's logo and branding along the pitch. What you probably didn't know was that they are a Chez Koop client and our first foray into the Middle East.


This super soft crew neck tee from District Clothing is all treat, no tricks. It features our "Hocus Pocus, I need wine to focus" design on the back and a simple Wicked 10k across the chest. 50/50 cotton/polyester blend.


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Truvalue Labs™ Announces Major Enhancements to its AI-Driven ESG Research Platform
Press Release	September 25, 2018
Investment professionals can leverage powerful thematic search to explore an expanded dataset of over 100,000 sources
San Francisco, CA, September 25, 2018 – Truvalue Labs, the pioneer in AI-driven environmental, social and governance (ESG) data, today announced unprecedented advancements to its ESG research platform. The addition of powerful, real-time thematic search capabilities and expanded access to over 100,00 data sources will enable clients to surface ideas and themes across millions of content sources in mere split seconds. These enhancements will save investors significant time and drive new investment idea generation and risk mitigation activities by highlighting material ESG risks and opportunities over a wider range of information.
"Truvalue Labs has exponentially increased the ESG data users can access from their research platform through the added capacity of thematic search," said Witold Henisz, Deloitte & Touche Professor of Management, Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. "The platform is an extremely helpful tool for analyzing the materiality of ESG factors, drawing on objective AI-driven data analyses from thousands of sources rather than relying on voluntary disclosure by covered companies alone."
Truvalue Labs' Insight360 platform is the first data and analytics service to utilize AI to automate and distill ESG-relevant information using the SASB (Sustainability Accounting Standards Board) materiality framework. Through the new thematic search capability, users can quickly explore important ESG themes and narrow the results by benchmarks, specific portfolios, sectors, industries or material categories defined by SASB. This expanded functionality allows managers and analysts to monitor and screen for trending themes in real-time in order to identify risk exposure and generate new investment ideas.
Truvalue Labs' Insight360's search capabilities have been significantly amplified with the inclusion of tens of thousands of new content providers to the platform. Analysts can further expand their access to premium news sources, local sources from around the globe and industry trade publications that will provide them with a broader and more clearly-focused view of ESG information that is most important to them.
"At Truvalue Labs, we believe that the approach of using AI and sophisticated algorithms to help mine big data helps investors achieve better returns and avoid risks," said Hendrik Bartel, CEO and co-founder of Truvalue Labs. "We've streamlined the process of how our users identify the themes most important to them and further refine and filter their unique search criteria over a wide range of sources."
"Investment firms of all sizes are acknowledging the importance of integrating ESG data into the investment process," said Elena Philipova, global head of the ESG proposition for Thomson Reuters, Financial & Risk. "Our partnership with Truvalue Labs is unique in the industry and our two data sets are highly complementary, which makes the combination of Eikon, our financial analysis desktop and mobile solution, with Insight360 a must-have for serious investment professionals. The recent enhancements announced today make ESG data more discoverable, delivering near real-time material signals and power users to make better informed investment decisions."
Truvalue Labs applies artificial intelligence to help investment managers uncover timely and material environmental, social, and governance (ESG) information. With the ability to analyze and interpret massive unstructured data at a scale never before possible, and in real-time, our AI-powered solution helps uncover opportunities and risks that others miss. By quantifying intangible factors that have a material impact on company value, we empower investment professionals with unique insights to make better informed, more timely decisions. For more information, go to www.truvaluelabs.com.
Lauren Herman
Caliber Corporate Advisers
lauren@calibercorporate.com


In September I activated 3G service on my Apple iPad to use the device at an off-site conference. The iPad worked splendidly as my primary communication and productivity device over the four-day event. The 3G service also came in quite handy when my office lost Internet service on a weekday morning.
Not to let an investment of $14.99 for a month's 3G go to waste without making the most of the dollars, I took the Apple iPad on a short road trip to test its uses as a navigation device. For those of us who have made use of an Apple iPhone or other smartphone to find directions and track progress to a selected destination, the Apple iPad is a singular delight. The iPad's comparatively massive screen eliminates the need to squint when tracking progress and the "pinch and zoom" ability allows one to travel greater distances without moving the map in response to the miles already travelled. Absent the desire for audible turn by turn directions, there's no reason to look beyond the Apple iPad for a navigation solution when 3G service is activated. In addition to providing a much larger screen to track progress to a destination, locations detailed along the way are much easier to see and note.
Alas, I cancelled the 3G service hours before its automatic renewal to save on another month's charge. For now the service isn't needed. But I won't hesitate to activate it again if for no other reason than to have the 3G iPad's navigation tools available for the next business or personal trip out of the area and to unfamiliar surrounds.


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Registration is now open for our 2019 season House League Box and our Girls Club League Development Program. We are always looking for more volunteers to help our programs be successful.
Boys and Girls Rep programs (Field and Box) are complete for the season.
Please login and register for the program(s) your child(ren) is intending to play this season.
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  Component,
  OnInit,
  Input,
  ViewChild,
  ElementRef,
  EventEmitter,
  Output,
} from '@angular/core';
import {
  UploadComponent,
  FileType,
} from 'src/app/shared/upload/upload.component';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-upload-img',
  templateUrl: './upload-img.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./upload-img.component.css'],
})
export class UploadImgComponent implements OnInit {
  isValid: boolean = false;
  fileTypes: FileType = FileType.IMG;

  @ViewChild('uploadImg') upload: UploadComponent;
  @Output() isChildFormValid: EventEmitter<boolean> = new EventEmitter<
    boolean
  >();

  constructor() {}

  ngOnInit(): void {}

  uploadToServer() {
    this.upload.uploadToServer();
  }

  updateIsValid(validEvent: boolean) {
    this.isValid = validEvent;
    this.isChildFormValid.emit(validEvent);
  }
}

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The average salary for a Delivery Driver is $16.90 per hour in Vancouver, BC, which is 6% above the national average. Salary estimates are based on 465 salaries submitted anonymously to Indeed by Delivery Driver employees, users, and collected from past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 36 months. The typical tenure for a Delivery Driver is less than 1 year.
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#import "FirebaseAppCheck/Sources/DeviceCheckProvider/API/FIRDeviceCheckAPIService.h"

#if __has_include(<FBLPromises/FBLPromises.h>)
#import <FBLPromises/FBLPromises.h>
#else
#import "FBLPromises.h"
#endif

#import <GoogleUtilities/GULURLSessionDataResponse.h>

#import "FirebaseAppCheck/Sources/Core/APIService/FIRAppCheckAPIService.h"
#import "FirebaseAppCheck/Sources/Core/APIService/FIRAppCheckToken+APIResponse.h"

#import "FirebaseAppCheck/Sources/Core/Errors/FIRAppCheckErrorUtil.h"
#import "FirebaseAppCheck/Sources/Core/FIRAppCheckLogger.h"

#import "FirebaseCore/Extension/FirebaseCoreInternal.h"

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN

static NSString *const kContentTypeKey = @"Content-Type";
static NSString *const kJSONContentType = @"application/json";
static NSString *const kDeviceTokenField = @"device_token";

@interface FIRDeviceCheckAPIService ()

@property(nonatomic, readonly) id<FIRAppCheckAPIServiceProtocol> APIService;

@property(nonatomic, readonly) NSString *projectID;
@property(nonatomic, readonly) NSString *appID;

@end

@implementation FIRDeviceCheckAPIService

- (instancetype)initWithAPIService:(id<FIRAppCheckAPIServiceProtocol>)APIService
                         projectID:(NSString *)projectID
                             appID:(NSString *)appID {
  self = [super init];
  if (self) {
    _APIService = APIService;
    _projectID = projectID;
    _appID = appID;
  }
  return self;
}

#pragma mark - Public API

- (FBLPromise<FIRAppCheckToken *> *)appCheckTokenWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken {
  NSString *URLString =
      [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@/projects/%@/apps/%@:exchangeDeviceCheckToken",
                                 self.APIService.baseURL, self.projectID, self.appID];
  NSURL *URL = [NSURL URLWithString:URLString];

  return [self HTTPBodyWithDeviceToken:deviceToken]
      .then(^FBLPromise<GULURLSessionDataResponse *> *(NSData *HTTPBody) {
        return [self.APIService sendRequestWithURL:URL
                                        HTTPMethod:@"POST"
                                              body:HTTPBody
                                 additionalHeaders:@{kContentTypeKey : kJSONContentType}];
      })
      .then(^id _Nullable(GULURLSessionDataResponse *_Nullable response) {
        return [self.APIService appCheckTokenWithAPIResponse:response];
      });
}

- (FBLPromise<NSData *> *)HTTPBodyWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken {
  if (deviceToken.length <= 0) {
    FBLPromise *rejectedPromise = [FBLPromise pendingPromise];
    [rejectedPromise reject:[FIRAppCheckErrorUtil
                                errorWithFailureReason:@"DeviceCheck token must not be empty."]];
    return rejectedPromise;
  }

  return [FBLPromise onQueue:[self backgroundQueue]
                          do:^id _Nullable {
                            NSString *base64EncodedToken =
                                [deviceToken base64EncodedStringWithOptions:0];

                            NSError *encodingError;
                            NSData *payloadJSON = [NSJSONSerialization
                                dataWithJSONObject:@{kDeviceTokenField : base64EncodedToken}
                                           options:0
                                             error:&encodingError];

                            if (payloadJSON != nil) {
                              return payloadJSON;
                            } else {
                              return [FIRAppCheckErrorUtil JSONSerializationError:encodingError];
                            }
                          }];
}

- (dispatch_queue_t)backgroundQueue {
  return dispatch_get_global_queue(QOS_CLASS_UTILITY, 0);
}

@end

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_END


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Like Marvel's Eternals, Funko Pops Will Never Die
From Ajak to Thena, Funko has all of the MCU's new heroes covered, as usual.
There's just something even creepier about Funko eyes when there's six of them.
Image: Funko/Marvel
Only three things are truly eternal in this life: death, taxes, and Funko Pops. That must be a bittersweet irony for Marvel Studios' new superhero team, the Eternals, given that long after their upcoming movie has left theaters their only true legacy will be a pile of big-headed, tiny-bodied toys produced by Funko—a legacy that begins here.
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The leader of the Eternals, played by Salma Hayek.
Arishem
This Celestial stands 10 inches tall, all the better to loom over the Eternals as he does in the movie. This cosmic being is also known as the "judge"—in that he travels the universe, deciding which civilizations are worthy of not being destroyed.
Dane Whitman
Or, the first unofficial Kit Harington Pop (as himself, that is, since Jon Snow has indeed been Pop'd). Dane is Sersei's human romantic interest in the movie, although based on the character's history in the comics, he could play a larger role than you might expect.
An Eternal who can read and manipulate people's minds, played by Barry Keoghan.
The Eternals' strongest warrior, played by Don Lee. In the comics, he was the inspiration for the hero of the ancient Mesopotamian poem, Epic of Gilgamesh. (In reality, it was vice versa.) There will also be a chase figure of Gilgamesh with a glow-in-the-dark fist.
Ikarus is a very Superman-esque hero, played by Richard Madden. He's been romantically entangled with Sersei for millennia, which is likely bad news for Dane Whitman.
An energy-manipulating Eternal who is also currently a major Bollywood movie star. He's played by Kumail Nanjiani.
The leader of the Deviants, the evil race diametrically opposed to the Eternals and determined to take over the world. There's no word who might be playing him—or perhaps even just voicing him.
The super-speedster, played by The Walking Dead's Lauren Ridloff. She's the MCU's first deaf hero.
The super-inventor, played by Bryan Tyree Henry. He also is rumored to be the MCU's first gay hero.
Sersei
Played by Gemma Chan, Sersei can manipulate inorganic matter and is an ardent lover of humanity. She's currently effectively caught in a love triangle between Game of Thrones' Robb Stark and Jon Snow, which can't be good as both of their love interests don't tend to do well.
Although she looks young, she's just as old as the rest of the Eternals. Like her name implies, she's a bit of a prankster, which is made easier by her ability to create illusions. Sprite is played by Lia McHugh.
Thena
Gilgamesh may be the Eternals' strongest warrior, but Thena is arguably the best, given that she's spent her long, long lifetime studying all of the Earth's martial arts and the entirety of humanity's military strategy. She's played by Angelina Jolie.
Eternals Special Edition Figures
Oh, you thought we were done? Of course not. These are Funko Pops we're talking about, which means there will be a pile of special edition versions as well. Clockwise from upper-left: Casual Sersei, Deviant, Phastos With His Doohickey, Disappearing Sprite, Casual Ikaris (aka Richard Madden), and Thena With Swords Instead of an Axe.
Eternals, directed by Academy Award winner Chloé Zhao, hits theaters on November 5. As for the Pops, Funko hasn't announced when they'll become available, but you can still pre-order them here for $11 each.
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200 years later, Marat DNA tells us more about the famous revolutionary for daisy fuentes richard marx
What is the point in common with Emily Dickinson, Carl Marx and? Jesus of Nazareth ? They've all been at the center of the trendy board game – retrospective diagnostics. These experiments, through which modern scientists use current methods of diagnosis to identify possible causes of death and historical illness, are a popular game over time for genius travelers and need to attend a medical conference. Thus theories confirmed go from reliable to farfalle, for example Julius Caesar was epileptic. Oh no, wait, he did transient ischemic attacks ! However, so far none of these attempts have relied on the DNA of the historical individual he was trying to diagnose.
Particularly because of the violent murder that broke his life, the researchers believe, they have clarified the medical advice of the tormented historical figure of the revolution. That's why they analyzed the DNA found at the crime scene 200 years ago. Not yet published was recently published on the bioRxiv site (the study has not yet been submitted for peer review). It also states that this study is the first retrospective diagnosis, which involves the genetic analysis of a historian and the earliest successful extraction of genetic material on cell paper.
At the center of this study is the blood of one of the most famous figures of the French Revolution: Jean-Paul MaratMarat's hot journalism during the 1780s in favor of revolution and especially his diary People's friend he had attracted the fervent support of the poorest Parisians and the hatred of some of the enemies of promonarchy.
Marat's physical appearance was as divisive as his political views were radical. He was recognizable among the thousands who wore long dresses called greatcoats:He wrapped his head in a scarf and wore open shirts, a style he had borrowed to the Paris Worker Class. In addition, he had visible skin disease. His contemporaries were leaping backwards because of his blisters and decomposing injuries, an evil they sometimes attributed to syphilis, and sometimes to his inflamed temperament.
His firing positions have repeatedly forced the journalist to flee. He spent several years in a hidden attic and even in the sewers of Paris to avoid his enemies. By 1793 Marat was finally able to recover and cure this disease, which made him suffer more and more. At this moment his skin had almost receded. For the past few months he has been writing and trying to relieve his itchy and swollen skin, immersing himself in his bathroom, the bathroom from which he worked and received his friends or guests for a long time. On July 13, 1793, the revolutionary was in the bathhouse for newspapers when royal supporter Charlotte Cordey invaded her home and stabbed her in the chest with a kitchen knife. The bleeding took Marat a few seconds.
The tragic murder brought Marat to the brink of revolution, and his sister took great care to keep the journals on the blood for centuries until we arrived. There are substances in blood about Marat Dermatological Disease. It is precisely this question that has prompted the interest of forensic investigator Philip Scharl, a forensic expert who seeks to uncover the mysteries of history. Is Adolf Hitler really dead? What disease was Richard Lionhart right? Thus he became associated with Spanish paleogenetics Carles Lalueza-fox Ask him if he could analyze the DNA found in Marat's blood newspapers.
To extract the sample, without damaging Marat's valuable diary, Lalueza-Fox and his colleagues developed modern forensic expertise and used the same types of swabs used to collect blood samples from crime scenes. ,
The genealogical analysis confirmed the French and Italian ancestry of Marat. However, the most fascinating DNA it wasn't one of human origin. The team identified the DNA of several non-human pathogens in the bleached section of the paper and relied on the presence of these germs at this site to rule out numerous previous diagnoses of the source of the disease. the suffering of the revolutionary.
Did Marat have syphilis, as his enemies suggested? Not at all, and the verdict is the same for leprosy, candidacy or itching. Marat misery seems to be the culprit that could cause opportunistic skin infections. Malassezia restriction,
These results, however, should be included in the context: DNA has apparently not been accepted during Marat's lifetime, and it is useless to remember the number of hands that have touched and polluted this newspaper over the years. And even if Marat's contemporaries were aware of this fungal infection (or microbiological theory), they would not be able to cure it.
Laluez-Fox says modern dermatologists can also be: Some historical evidence suggests that this fungal infection or perhaps a secondary infection was caused when Marat's immune system weakened. Malassezia:had reached the extremes that current medical supervision would never allow. "Even the most experienced dermatologists of today would never see such a virus," he says.
The study also raises another irritating question: Can DNA Only Be Diagnosed With Skin Disease? "It's a complicated question," says Lalouza-Fox. DNA can be used to identify diseases or genetic markers that indicate other diseases, but when it comes to detecting infectious diseases, DNA diagnosis is simply theirs. childhood, Lalueza-Fox: to think that fungal infection is responsible for Marat's dermatological disorder, but it is impossible to determine without examining his body.
Even the DNA of a revolutionary who repented of DNA would never have been possible. So why persistent?
Partly because health problems can affect the course of history. Marat's illness did not force him out of the revolutionary movement in 18th-century France, when his powers were at their peak. Who knows what he could do if his skin hadn't turned him into a pariah, had he not covered it in the walls of his bath? Marat's skin made her last retreat, and the pain was such that it affected her personality. "Disease could have a role in his decisions and in the way he influenced history," suggests Lalueza-Fox. "He was sick, very sick. «
This analysis is attractive to anthropologist-geneticist Miguel Villar, who is not involved in the study of the National Geographic Society and project manager. "I think it shows the technologies we have today," he notes. "We can use paleogenetics to better understand our past. «
This analysis marks the first time scientists have been able to use DNA evidence for retrospective diagnosis. Others have tried before them, but have faced difficult tasks such as historical preservation or scientific ethics. For example, about ten years ago researchers saw reject their request to analyze DNA from the preserved heart of composer Frederic Chopin. They had to do a virtual analysis and conclude that she was suffering from tuberculosis.
Perhaps others in this latest study will find the inspiration to return to the fate of historical characters through their DNA. One question remains unsolved. Is it possible to diagnose a person for centuries?
The doubt remains, says Sam Muramoto, an external neurologist and researcher at the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center for Experimental Bioethics. According to him, it is not unreasonable to analyze a historian's health using DNA or other methods as long as scientists remember the interest of close relatives who are still alive. However, he qualifies these retrospective diagnoses as informed manipulation.
"It's a kind of occupational disease," Muramoto concludes. "When you have a hammer in your hand, everything is like nails. «
This article originally appeared on Nationalgeographic.com in English.
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Pierre Lind de Lappe, better known as Peter Brown, was an American actor. He starred as Deputy Johnny McKay opposite John Russell as Marshal Dan Troop in the ABC-Warner Brothers western television series Lawman from 1958 to 1962 and Texas Ranger Chad Cooper on NBC's Laredo from 1965 to 1967.
He was born in New York City on October 5, 1935. Mina Reaume, his mother, was a stage and radio actress who portrayed the "Dragon Lady" in the Terry and the Pirates radio serial. He had an older brother named Phillip and two younger half-brothers named Paul and Michael. Albert Brown, Peter's stepfather, gave him the surname Brown.
Peter became involved in writing, directing, and acting in plays while serving with the United States Army's 2nd Infantry Division in Alaska. After his discharge, Brown studied at the University of California, Los Angeles, and was soon appearing on NBC Matinee Theatre. He made meet by working at a gas station on the Sunset Strip. One evening, a man paid for his purchase with a credit card bearing the name "Jack L. Warner." When Brown asked if the customer was a Warner Brother, the man replied, "I am the last one left." (1)
Peter Brown's Net Worth
Peter Brown has a net worth that is estimated to be around $12 million. (2) He made the most money as a professional actor. Because of his acting abilities and sense of humor, Pierre Lind de Lappe, also known as Peter Brown, has landed roles in films, brand collaborations, and media advertising. His well-known public image has earned him a significant net worth.
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Peter Brown's Early Life
He was born on October 5, 1935, in New York City. (3) Mina Reaume, his mother, was a stage and radio actress who portrayed the "Dragon Lady" in the Terry and the Pirates radio serial. He had an older brother named Phillip and two younger half-brothers named Paul and Michael. Albert Brown, Peter's stepfather, gave him the surname Brown. There is no more additional data available about his family. Despite his media celebrity and fortune, Peter Brown prefers to keep his personal information private. It is understandable for Peter Brown to want to keep family information confidential. This may give them a sense of security. Other information includes his parents' names, whether he has siblings, and how he remembers his childhood.
Peter Brown's Education
Peter Brown's devoted fans are curious about his academic achievements. Is he a high school or college graduate? What was he like before he became famous? Peter Brown has chosen to keep his educational background private. His public persona exudes assurance and knowledge. His appealing and attractive public image and qualities significantly contributed to his academic success. His academic records are unknown, as is any other information about his academy. Brown went to the University of California, Los Angeles, and soon found himself in plays and on NBC Matinee Theatre.
Peter Brown's Wife and Family Life
Peter Brown had five marriages. Diane Jergens, an actress, and he married in August 1958 and divorced in June 1960. Sandy Edmundson, a model; they married in May 1964 and divorced in March 1971. Fashion model Liliane Alice Yvette Safargy. They married in November 1971 and separated in September 1974. Tennis player Mary Kathleen Gauba. They got married in 1986 and then divorced in 1999. Lastly, Kerstin Kern married in September 2008 and remained married until he died in 2016.
Peter Brown's Career
Brown appeared in the Darby's Rangers, a theatrical film in 1958, as a contract player for Warner Brothers, alongside James Garner and Stuart Whitman. He also showed up in the 1962 films Merrill's Marauders, co-written and directed by Samuel Fuller and starring Jeff Chandler, and Red Nightmare, co-written and directed by Jack Kelly. Even his role in Onionhead was cut from the finished film, producer Julius Schermer cast him as Deputy Johnny McKay in Lawman, a supporting role to John Russell's Marshal Dan Troop that lasted from 1958 to 1962. Brown was the series' last surviving member. Brown showed up in dozens of other television shows and as Johnny McKay in several crossovers with other western series, including Maverick in the 1961 episode "Hadley's Hunters." He also appeared on Maverick in the 1957 episodes "Point Blank" (as Clay Semple) and "Stage West," where he played a villain named Rip Fallon.
Brown appeared in the Cheyenne episode "Top Hand" in 1957 as Clay Conover and in the episode "Ghost of the Cimarron" in 1958 as Billy Younger. In the Cheyenne episode "Renegades," Peter had portrayed a young Jed Wayne, who decided to enlist in the US Army after his father, was killed in an attack by renegades. Brown appeared twice as a guest star with Wayde Preston in another ABC/WB western, Colt.45. He made his debut in 1957 as Dave in "The Peacemaker" or "Judgment Day." In the same season, he played Jimmy Benedict in the episode "Young Gun."
Brown made two films for Walt Disney Studios after his contract with Warner Brothers expired, including Summer Magic with Hayley Mills and Burl Ives. Brown also appeared in other television shows, such as Redigo, which starred Richard Egan as a rancher in New Mexico. Brown signed a deal with Universal Pictures for the 1965 NBC Western television series Laredo, which was set near the Mexican border in Laredo, Texas. Brown was in the pilot for Police Woman, which starred Angie Dickinson. Brown was in a number of exploitation films, including Foxy Brown, Chrome and Hot Leather, and Act of Vengeance. (4)
Quick and Fun Facts about Peter Brown
Pierre Lind de Lappe, better known as Peter Brown, was an American actor.
Peter Brown starred as Deputy Johnny McKay opposite John Russell as Marshal Dan Troop in the ABC-Warner Brothers western television series Lawman from 1958 to 1962, and as Texas Ranger Chad Cooper on NBC's Laredo from 1965 to 1967.
He was born in New York City on October 5, 1935.
Mina Reaume, his mother, was a stage and radio actress who portrayed the "Dragon Lady" in the Terry and the Pirates radio serial. He had an older brother named Phillip and two younger half-brothers named Paul and Michael. Albert Brown, Peter's stepfather, gave him the surname Brown.
Peter Brown became involved in writing, directing, and acting in plays while serving with the United States Army's 2nd Infantry Division in Alaska.
Peter Brown studied Drama at the University of California, Los Angeles, after his discharge and was soon appearing in plays and on NBC Matinee Theatre.
Peter brown actor's net worth is estimated to be around $12 million.
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