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package br.edu.senac.kkcommerce.dao;

import br.edu.senac.kkcommerce.dao.util.ConnectionUtils;
import br.edu.senac.kkcommerce.model.Colecao;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
 *
 * @author While True
 */
public class ColecaoDao implements IDaoBase<Colecao> {

    Connection conexao = null;

    @Override
    public ArrayList<Colecao> listar() throws SQLException, Exception {
        ArrayList<Colecao> colecoes = new ArrayList<>();
        String query = "SELECT ID, NOME FROM Colecao";

        PreparedStatement statement = null;
        ResultSet result = null;
        try {
            conexao =  ConnectionUtils.getConnection();
            statement = conexao.prepareStatement(query);

            result = statement.executeQuery();

            while (result.next()) {
                colecoes.add(new Colecao(
                        result.getInt("ID"),
                        result.getString("NOME"))
                );
            }
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw new Exception(ex.getMessage());
        } finally {
            if (result != null && !result.isClosed()) {
                result.close();
            }

            if (statement != null && !statement.isClosed()) {
                statement.close();
            }

            if (conexao != null || !conexao.isClosed()) {
                conexao.close();
            }
        }
        return colecoes;
    }

    @Override
    public Colecao getById(int id) throws SQLException, Exception {
        Colecao colecao = null;
        String query = "SELECT NOME FROM Colecao WHERE ID = ?";

        PreparedStatement statement = null;
        ResultSet result = null;
        try {
            conexao = ConnectionUtils.getConnection();
            statement = conexao.prepareStatement(query);
            statement.setInt(1, id);
            result = statement.executeQuery();

            while (result.next()) {
                colecao = new Colecao(id, result.getString("NOME"));
            }
        } finally {
            if (result != null && !result.isClosed()) {
                result.close();
            }

            if (statement != null && !statement.isClosed()) {
                statement.close();
            }

            if (conexao != null || !conexao.isClosed()) {
                conexao.close();
            }
        }
        return colecao;
    }

    @Override
    public void excluir(int id) throws SQLException, Exception {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not supported yet."); //To change body of generated methods, choose Tools | Templates.
    }

    @Override
    public int inserir(Colecao obj) throws SQLException, Exception {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not supported yet."); //To change body of generated methods, choose Tools | Templates.
    }

    @Override
    public void atualizar(Colecao obj) throws SQLException, Exception {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not supported yet."); //To change body of generated methods, choose Tools | Templates.
    }
}


Housing- Young can be housed in kritter-keepers. They should have many vertical branches and some horizontal branches! They also need plenty of foliage. They should be misted once-to-twice per day depending on ventilation for the cage. They should always have a water bowl of some sort, as they will drink from it. But I prefer water fountains/ Water falls, as the leaf-tails seem to be more attracted to drink moving water. Although they will drink from standing water, but I see the geckos with water fountains in there cage drink more often!
I keep babies on paper towels until they are about 5-7 inches long. Then when they are sub-adults to adults I keep them on bed-a-beast, Eco Earth… Just make sure that the cage is kept clean!
1.1 adults should be kept in a cage that is about 24"x 24"x 48". Although you can keep them in a smaller cage I have found that the bigger the better! Also all Leaf-Tail geckos need more height to there cage then length. So it is a good idea to have the cage taller then it is wide or deep!
Temperature- I have a hot spot of 82° and a cool spot of 72°. The hot spot is on a branch near the top and is about 8-10 inches away from the light bulb, which is on the out side of the cage! The cool spot is on one of the lower branches in the cage! I feel that they need a hot spot and a cool spot so that they can go anywhere in-between them and choose what temperature that they want to be at! Although Never let the temperatures get about 84°. High temperatures can kill leaf-tail geckos!
At night I turn off all my lights and they are at room temperature all night!
Feeding- I feed my baby Henkeli small crickets until becoming sub-adults. When they become sub-adults they are feed crickets, roaches, silkworms, and a few wax-worms. When they are adults they are offered crickets, roaches, silkworms, a few wax-worms, and baby mice or rats! Normally I will only give my adult females baby mice or rats because it helps them with calcium levels and helps them develop nice, big, white, fertile eggs!!
Breeding- I keep my leaf-tails a little cooler in the winter and warm them up a little after the winter. I don't have any special tricks to breeding them. All I do is keep the humidity up, feed them often, and keep their cage just like it would be in Madagascar.
Eggs- I incubate eggs in Perlite that when squeezed in your hand, no water drips out. I then place the eggs into it and record the weight. Then every few weeks to a month I weigh the container and put water in it until it reaches the previous weight.
Incubation- I incubate the eggs at 75-78°F. At his temperature the eggs should hatch in about 90 days. Although lower temperatures = longer time to hatch and a higher temperature = a shorter time to hatch. But to high of a temperature can cause deformities and possibly kill the baby inside as well as to low of a temperature.


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Sports Illustrated's MLB experts make their predictions for the World Series between the Mets and Royals, including their picks for winner, series MVP and more.
Ten teams entered the postseason, but after three grueling weeks of games, only the Mets and Royals remain to fight for the World Series. For Kansas City, which downed the Blue Jays in the ALCS, this season marks a second straight trip to the Fall Classic after an unlikely repeat as the American League's champions, as well as a chance to make up for last year's heartbreaking World Series loss in seven games to the Giants. For New York, which swept the Cubs for the National League pennant, this is the team's first appearance in the World Series since 2000, when it fell to the Yankees. Neither the Royals nor Mets have hoisted the Commissioner's Trophy since the 1980s: Kansas City won its first and only title in '85, while New York last was crowned as world champion the following year.
Each team now has the opportunity to break a three-decade drought and bring a championship home, but which of the Mets or Royals will emerge victorious? Sports Illustrated's MLB experts—Tom Verducci, Albert Chen, Ben Reiter, Cliff Corcoran, Jay Jaffe and Joe Sheehan—are here to make their picks and predictions for the Fall Classic and break down what should be a thrilling World Series.
The Royals have the more athletic team, the better defense, the better bullpen and the better lineup (at least under AL rules), all of which play well in what should be closely contested games. But I can't get past this simple fact: When it comes to pure stuff, the Mets will have the starting pitching advantage in every game of the series.
Of all the matchups in this series—Terry Collins vs. Ned Yost, Murph Magic vs. Esky Magic, Jerry Seinfeld vs. Paul Rudd—the duel between New York's young hurlers and the relentless Royals offense is where games will be won and lost. Kansas City might very well be the best contact team in history and should have more success against Mets pitching than the Cubs and Dodgers did. The Mets' starters throw hard, but the Royals' lineup is particularly adept at handling heat. Because of that and the team's aggressive base running, stellar defense and lock-down bullpen, Kansas City has the slight edge.
The Royals are a wonderfully talented and resilient club, and it is easy to imagine them winning a couple of games in the seventh and eighth innings if the Mets are forced to resort to their shaky middle relievers. But it's hard to get around the fact that in every game of the series, New York's starter will boast the better regular-season ERA by a significant margin. I expect the starting pitching mismatch to tip the series in the direction of the Mets.
There are a great many reasons to pick the Royals to win this Series, but the one reason to pick the Mets overwhelms them all. New York's advantage in starting pitching is substantial, and with Jeurys Familia shutting the door and with New York's lineup dangerous and clicking, I think the Mets will get enough early leads to render Kansas City's bullpen largely irrelevant.
Go around the diamond position by position, and it appears that the Royals have the edge more often than not, but the Mets' advantage in starting pitching nonetheless stands out. Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard and Matt Harvey have answered the bell with a strong start nearly every time this postseason, missing enough bats to cover for the team's shaky infield defense and working deep enough into games to help offset a bullpen that lacks the depth of the Royals' unit. New York is also the only team that will start a lefty, albeit not until Game 4 (Steven Matz).
The contact-centric Royals are especially adept at countering hard stuff, which will put pressure on New York's defense and may confer a slight advantage relative to power-focused teams, but it's not as though the Mets lack for quality off-speed stuff, and Kansas City's lack of patience at the plate may let those hard-throwing starters stick around longer. This should be a tight series, but to me, the needle points to the team that wins the arms race.
Because Ned Yost is a witch. The core conflict in this series is no secret: the Mets' power starting pitching against the Royals' contact hitting. Kansas City's ability to put the bat on the ball has been a key trait for successful postseason teams of late: Since 2009, the team with the better regular-season contact rate is 34–14 in playoff series. The Royals had the best contact rate (84%) in baseball; if they can put balls in play, they will find grass against a Mets team whose best two defenders have been injured (Ruben Tejada) or marginalized (Juan Lagares). The Royals are here because of a handful of big innings in which they strung together hits against the Astros and Blue Jays. Do they have a couple more of those in them against Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard?
The Mets' edge is in the first six or seven innings; the Royals' edge is everything after. They have a better, deeper bullpen, anchored by the Mariano Rivera of the Plains in Wade Davis, and a balanced lineup. Their contact skills aside, the Royals start seven players who hit at least 13 homers this year, and what Ned Yost's lineups lack in variety—he's started the same one in all 11 postseason games—they make up for in left-right balance and speed/power mix.
The set lineups aren't a bad idea, because it's when Yost starts making decisions that things go awry. Nevertheless, his Royals have won four of five postseason series and are 18–8 the last two Octobers. Double, double, toil and trouble, indeed.
Who will be the World Series MVP?
The guy was made for these two starts in this series. Terry Collins, noticing some fatigue creeping into Jacob deGrom's stuff, made Harvey the lead dog pulling the sled, just as Harvey would want it. His start against the Cubs in the NLCS was a reminder of his greatest quality as a pitcher; with superb secondary stuff he can throw early in counts, Harvey can carve up a team in multiple ways.
The Royals' staff has done some heavy lifting this postseason, with 41 innings logged (vs. 25 2/3 for the Mets), and there's no reason why Ned Yost won't continue to ride them in the World Series. It's true that Kansas City's staff is deeper than it was a year ago, with the trio of Davis, Kelvin Herrera and Ryan Madson as perhaps the team's biggest weapon during the regular season. But Madson has allowed four home runs this postseason already and may be running out of gas; Yost may need Herrera and Davis for a few extra batters in high-leverage situations.
Yost has been referring to Davis as the best reliever in baseball through the postseason, and the man's got a point. The righthander who came to Kansas City in the James Shields trade allowed just seven runs in 67 1/3 innings in the regular season and hasn't allowed a run over 6 2/3 innings in the playoffs. If the Royals are going to do this, they'll need Davis to continue being the best reliever on the planet.
There was Daniel Murphy; there were the Mets' aces and Jeurys Familia; there was Curtis Granderson and, eventually, Lucas Duda. But d'Arnaud, the oft-injured and often overlooked third-year catcher, has already had some big moments this postseason of his own. He's the one who has caught every inning of that dominant work being done on the mound, and his three homers rank him second on the Mets behind only the magical Murphy. His sturdy defense will prove particularly valuable against the Royals' aggressiveness: He threw out a strong 33% of base stealers during the regular season and allowed just a single passed ball.
Duda was in a nasty slump for most of the first two rounds of the playoffs, going 2-for-21 with 13 strikeouts and being benched against fellow lefty Jon Lester in Game 1 of the NLCS. But he broke out in a big way in Game 4, going 3-for-4 with a walk, two doubles and a home run, driving in five of the Mets' eight runs as they clinched the pennant. Duda, whose home runs tend to come in bunches, says he had finally gotten the timing of his leg kick right at the end of the NLCS, and while the five-day layoff could throw him out of whack again, he's doing as much hitting as he can to keep that rhythm. With nothing but righthanded starters set to pitch for Kansas City, I'm guessing he'll pick up where he left off against Chicago.
Matt Harvey gets the headlines, and he's lived up to the hype this postseason. So has deGrom, not only with his brilliant Division Series Game 1 start opposite Clayton Kershaw, but also in his two starts since, both of which found him able to bounce off the ropes time and again, finding ways to win with something less than his best stuff. It says here he rises to the occasion with two strong starts, including the clincher opposite Johnny Cueto.
Davis will eventually find his way into the games, probably after Yordano Ventura or Ryan Madson or Drew Butera has pitched to the middle of the Mets' lineup, and score four saves to grab the MVP award.
Who will be the unlikely hero of the series?
His command and stuff are back after an inconsistent start to his first post-Tommy John surgery season. Hochevar should leap-frog Ryan Madson in the bullpen hierarchy of Ned Yost.
The righthander is slated to go in Game 4 against Steven Matz at Citi Field, and while on the surface it may seem like the Mets have a clear edge, Young has quietly had an excellent October. In Game 1 of the ALDS, he came in relief of Yordano Ventura and allowed one run over four innings with seven strikeouts. In the critical ALCS Game 4, he handled the juggernaut Toronto offense, allowing just two runs over 4 2/3 innings. But Young has been rolling since late September, and though you'll hear plenty about the star rookie Matz entering Saturday's game, don't be surprised if the old dude comes out and throws a gem to help Kansas City take control.
The veteran infielder has made just six plate appearances in the postseason so far (with one hit), but he could receive twice as many in this series. For starters, he bats lefthanded, and all of the Royals' starters are righthanded. The Mets will also have an extra spot to fill in their lineup at designated hitter for the games played in Kansas City. Not only were 13 of Johnson's 14 regular-season home runs struck against righties, but he has reasonable career numbers against Games 1 and 2 starters Edinson Volquez and Johnny Cueto (a combined 5-for-20 with a double, a homer and four RBIs). A good start will force Terry Collins to continue to squeeze him into the lineup.
With Matt Reynolds off the roster, Nieuwenhuis becomes the least likely hero on the team I picked to win the Series. Not only has he appeared in just one game for the Mets this postseason, going 0-for-2 after being double-switched into Game 4 of the NLCS, but he was also sold from the Mets to the Angels in May, then returned to New York via a waiver claim in June barely more than two weeks later. How unlikely it would be for a player the Mets didn't want five months ago to emerge as their big World Series hero.
Royals fans might howl in protest if you suggest that Salvador Perez takes a back seat to his opposite number in this series, but aside from the contrast of his incredible durability—he has more innings caught than any AL catcher in either of the past two years—against d'Arnaud's penchant for season-interrupting injuries, the numbers are on the Mets' side. D'Arnaud is the better hitter, batting .268/.340/.485 for a 128 OPS+ this year; Perez hit .260/.280/.426 for an 89 OPS+ on the season. D'Arnaud also edged Perez in both caught stealing percentage (33% to 31%) and stolen bases per nine (0.46 vs. 0.5), though admittedly, those are minuscule. But where d'Arnaud has the biggest edge is in pitch framing: According to Baseball Prospectus, he was 13.3 runs above average in that department this year, good for sixth in the majors. Perez was 0.8 runs below average, 42nd among the 69 catchers with at least 1,000 framing chances. That amounts to snatching extra strikes for his pitchers, and it's one reason why I think the Mets will prevail.
This series sets up well for Conforto, with the Royals starting nothing but righthanded pitchers, most of whom throw hard and will fall behind in the count if you let them. The standard for "unlikely hero" is set pretty high in the Season of Murphy, but Conforto could have a big series from the seventh spot in the lineup.
What/who will be the X-factor in the series?
Can you imagine what would happen to the pitching plans of both teams if Game 1 were rained out? Go back to the 1996 World Series, when a Game 1 rainout forced the Yankees and Braves to play five straight days. No problem back then: Game 1 starters Andy Pettitte and John Smoltz simply took the ball on short rest in Game 5, no questions asked. The Game 1 starters this year, Edinson Volquez and Matt Harvey, never have started a game on short rest in 283 combined career starts (218 of them by Volquez). Anybody ready for Kris Medlen vs. Bartolo Colon in Game 5? A Game 1 rainout would benefit the Royals much more, as a schedule with games on five straight days would reward the deeper bullpen.
We have no idea which Johnny will show up in Game 2 when he takes the mound against Jacob de Grom. The memory of his Game 3 dud in the ALCS, in which he allowed eight runs over two innings, is still fresh. But we do know that Cueto is capable of a masterpiece: He threw one with the stakes at their highest, Game 5 of the ALDS, as he allowed only two hits and two runs over eight innings against the Astros. Cueto was brought to Kansas City to be the ace, but he's been far from it, and after he was blasted by the Jays, It will be fascinating to see how quick Ned Yost will be when handling his righthander. Cueto should have a better chance pitching well because his Game 2 start will come at home, but then again, he's Johnny Cueto, and you just never know what Johnny we'll get.
Even though they swept the Cubs in the NLCS, the Mets didn't leave Wrigley Field entirely unscathed. Cespedes exited the clincher early due to a sore shoulder—one that he insists was not the result of playing golf but came from doing pushups, which he performed because Wrigley's antiquated facilities meant he couldn't get in his normal weightlifting session. Cespedes could hardly raise his arm just six days ago, though he is said to be fine now. If he isn't, a compromised Cespedes won't only hurt the Mets on offense, but also in the field. They will be much better off if they can rely on his strong arm to prevent, say, Lorenzo Cain from doing something like scoring from first base on a single.
Of all the reasons to favor the Royals in this Series, the one that gives me most pause is the discrepancy in team defense. In a close series, the extra outs the Royals make in the field and the extra outs the Mets give away could prove to be the difference. That said, though the Mets lack any fielders as superlative as Lorenzo Cain, Alex Gordon or Alcides Escobar, they are hardly a team of butchers. In fact, during the regular season, the Mets actually ranked ahead of the Royals in park adjusted defensive efficiency, finishing third in the majors in that category to the Royals' tenth. There may have been lot of Juan Lagares in those numbers, but Yoenis Cespedes's arm could be a significant factor against a Royals team that is aggressive on the bases.
Cueto looked like just the ticket the Royals needed when they traded three pitching prospects for him in late July: a front-of-the-rotation starter who could go toe-to-toe with any other team's ace. It hasn't worked out that way: Including his three postseason starts, the 29-year-old righty has been lit up for a 5.27 ERA and 4.31 FIP in 16 turns in Royals blue, just eight of which have been quality starts. It appeared that he was on the right track over the course of his final four regular-season starts after a clear-the-air meeting with the coaching staff and Salvador Perez, the upshot of which was that he asked the catcher to set up lower, which produced better results. The magic hasn't been there in October, however, and the Royals were concerned enough about the possibility that Cueto would again get rattled on the road that they slotted him at home for Game 2.
With a contract of more than $100 million at stake this winter via free agency, Cueto has a chance to rewrite the narrative that surrounds him and provide a counter to Jacob deGrom. If he does, he can significantly alter the course of this series.
Duffy hasn't had much opportunity to impact the Royals' postseason, matched up as they were against the righthanded pop of the Astros and Blue Jays. Against the Mets, though, he could play a critical part, throwing multiple-inning outings against a team whose lefthanded power has played up in the postseason. He's a bridge from the Royals' shaky rotation to their strong trio at the back of the bullpen, and he could find himself pitching out of big spots three or four times in this series.


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//
//  OSSModel.m
//  oss_ios_sdk
//
//  Created by zhouzhuo on 8/16/15.
//  Copyright (c) 2015 aliyun.com. All rights reserved.
//

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
#import "OSSDefine.h"
#import "OSSModel.h"
#import "OSSBolts.h"
#import "OSSUtil.h"
#import "OSSNetworking.h"
#import "OSSLog.h"
#import "OSSXMLDictionary.h"

@implementation NSString (OSS)

- (NSString *)oss_stringByAppendingPathComponentForURL:(NSString *)aString {
    if ([self hasSuffix:@"/"]) {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@%@", self, aString];
    } else {
        return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@/%@", self, aString];
    }
}

- (NSString *)oss_trim {
    return [self stringByTrimmingCharactersInSet:[NSCharacterSet whitespaceAndNewlineCharacterSet]];
}

@end

@implementation NSDictionary (OSS)

- (NSString *)base64JsonString {
    NSError * error;
    NSData * jsonData = [NSJSONSerialization dataWithJSONObject:self
                                                        options:0
                                                          error:&error];

    if (!jsonData) {
        return @"e30="; // base64("{}");
    } else {
        NSString * jsonStr = [[[NSString alloc] initWithData:jsonData encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding] stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"\\/" withString:@"/"];
        NSLog(@"callback json - %@", jsonStr);
        return [[jsonStr dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding] base64EncodedStringWithOptions:0];
    }
}

@end

@implementation NSDate (OSS)

NSString * const serverReturnDateFormat = @"EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss z";

static NSTimeInterval _clockSkew = 0.0;

+ (void)oss_setStandardTimeIntervalSince1970:(NSTimeInterval)standardTime {
    NSTimeInterval deviceTime = [[NSDate date] timeIntervalSince1970];
    @synchronized (self) {
        _clockSkew = deviceTime - standardTime;
    }
}

+ (void)oss_setClockSkew:(NSTimeInterval)clockSkew {
    @synchronized(self) {
        _clockSkew = clockSkew;
    }
}

+ (NSDate *)oss_clockSkewFixedDate {
    NSTimeInterval skew = 0.0;
    @synchronized(self) {
        skew = _clockSkew;
    }
    return [[NSDate date] dateByAddingTimeInterval:(-1 * skew)];
}

+ (NSDate *)oss_dateFromString:(NSString *)string {
    NSDateFormatter *dateFormatter = [NSDateFormatter new];
    dateFormatter.timeZone = [NSTimeZone timeZoneWithName:@"GMT"];
    dateFormatter.locale = [NSLocale localeWithLocaleIdentifier:@"en_US"];
    dateFormatter.dateFormat = serverReturnDateFormat;

    return [dateFormatter dateFromString:string];
}

- (NSString *)oss_asStringValue {
    NSDateFormatter *dateFormatter = [NSDateFormatter new];
    dateFormatter.timeZone = [NSTimeZone timeZoneWithName:@"GMT"];
    dateFormatter.locale = [NSLocale localeWithLocaleIdentifier:@"en_US"];
    dateFormatter.dateFormat = serverReturnDateFormat;

    return [dateFormatter stringFromDate:self];
}

@end

@implementation OSSSyncMutableDictionary

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        _dictionary = [NSMutableDictionary new];
        _dispatchQueue = dispatch_queue_create("com.aliyun.aliyunsycmutabledictionary", DISPATCH_QUEUE_SERIAL);
    }

    return self;
}

- (NSArray *)allKeys {
    __block NSArray *allKeys = nil;
    dispatch_sync(self.dispatchQueue, ^{
        allKeys = [self.dictionary allKeys];
    });
    return allKeys;
}

- (id)objectForKey:(id)aKey {
    __block id returnObject = nil;

    dispatch_sync(self.dispatchQueue, ^{
        returnObject = [self.dictionary objectForKey:aKey];
    });

    return returnObject;
}

- (void)setObject:(id)anObject forKey:(id <NSCopying>)aKey {
    dispatch_sync(self.dispatchQueue, ^{
        [self.dictionary setObject:anObject forKey:aKey];
    });
}

- (void)removeObjectForKey:(id)aKey {
    dispatch_sync(self.dispatchQueue, ^{
        [self.dictionary removeObjectForKey:aKey];
    });
}

@end

@implementation OSSFederationToken
@end

@implementation OSSPlainTextAKSKPairCredentialProvider

- (instancetype)initWithPlainTextAccessKey:(NSString *)accessKey secretKey:(NSString *)secretKey {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.accessKey = [accessKey oss_trim];
        self.secretKey = [secretKey oss_trim];
    }
    return self;
}

- (NSString *)sign:(NSString *)content error:(NSError **)error {
    if (!self.accessKey || !self.secretKey) {
        *error = [NSError errorWithDomain:OSSClientErrorDomain
                                     code:OSSClientErrorCodeSignFailed
                                 userInfo:@{OSSErrorMessageTOKEN: @"accessKey or secretKey can't be null"}];
        return nil;
    }
    NSString * sign = [OSSUtil calBase64Sha1WithData:content withSecret:self.secretKey];
    return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"OSS %@:%@", self.accessKey, sign];
}

@end

@implementation OSSCustomSignerCredentialProvider

- (instancetype)initWithImplementedSigner:(OSSCustomSignContentBlock)signContent {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.signContent = signContent;
    }
    return self;
}

- (NSString *)sign:(NSString *)content error:(NSError **)error {
    NSString * signature = @"";
    @synchronized(self) {
        signature = self.signContent(content, error);
    }
    if (*error) {
        *error = [NSError errorWithDomain:OSSClientErrorDomain
                                     code:OSSClientErrorCodeSignFailed
                                 userInfo:[[NSDictionary alloc] initWithDictionary:[*error userInfo]]];
        return nil;
    }
    return signature;
}

@end

@implementation OSSFederationCredentialProvider

- (instancetype)initWithFederationTokenGetter:(OSSGetFederationTokenBlock)federationTokenGetter {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.federationTokenGetter = federationTokenGetter;
    }
    return self;
}

- (OSSFederationToken *)getToken:(NSError **)error {
    OSSFederationToken * validToken = nil;
    @synchronized(self) {
        if (self.cachedToken == nil) {

            self.cachedToken = self.federationTokenGetter();
        } else {
            if (self.cachedToken.expirationTimeInGMTFormat) {
                NSDateFormatter * fm = [NSDateFormatter new];
                [fm setDateFormat:@"yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ"];
                self.cachedToken.expirationTimeInMilliSecond = [[fm dateFromString:self.cachedToken.expirationTimeInGMTFormat] timeIntervalSince1970] * 1000;
                self.cachedToken.expirationTimeInGMTFormat = nil;
                OSSLogVerbose(@"Transform GMT date to expirationTimeInMilliSecond: %lld", self.cachedToken.expirationTimeInMilliSecond);
            }

            NSDate * expirationDate = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:(NSTimeInterval)(self.cachedToken.expirationTimeInMilliSecond / 1000)];
            NSTimeInterval interval = [expirationDate timeIntervalSinceDate:[NSDate oss_clockSkewFixedDate]];
            /* if this token will be expired after less than 2min, we abort it in case of when request arrived oss server,
               it's expired already. */
            if (interval < 5 * 60) {
                OSSLogDebug(@"get federation token, but after %lf second it would be expired", interval);
                self.cachedToken = self.federationTokenGetter();
            }
        }

        validToken = self.cachedToken;
    }
    if (!validToken) {
        *error = [NSError errorWithDomain:OSSClientErrorDomain
                                     code:OSSClientErrorCodeSignFailed
                                 userInfo:@{OSSErrorMessageTOKEN: @"Can't get a federation token"}];
        return nil;
    }
    return validToken;
}

@end

@implementation OSSStsTokenCredentialProvider

- (OSSFederationToken *)getToken {
    OSSFederationToken * token = [OSSFederationToken new];
    token.tAccessKey = self.accessKeyId;
    token.tSecretKey = self.secretKeyId;
    token.tToken = self.securityToken;
    token.expirationTimeInMilliSecond = NSIntegerMax;
    return token;
}

- (instancetype)initWithAccessKeyId:(NSString *)accessKeyId secretKeyId:(NSString *)secretKeyId securityToken:(NSString *)securityToken {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.accessKeyId = [accessKeyId oss_trim];
        self.secretKeyId = [secretKeyId oss_trim];
        self.securityToken = [securityToken oss_trim];
    }
    return self;
}

- (NSString *)sign:(NSString *)content error:(NSError **)error {
    NSString * sign = [OSSUtil calBase64Sha1WithData:content withSecret:self.secretKeyId];
    return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"OSS %@:%@", self.accessKeyId, sign];
}

@end

NSString * const BACKGROUND_SESSION_IDENTIFIER = @"com.aliyun.oss.backgroundsession";

@implementation OSSClientConfiguration

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.maxRetryCount = OSSDefaultRetryCount;
        self.maxConcurrentRequestCount = OSSDefaultMaxConcurrentNum;
        self.enableBackgroundTransmitService = NO;
        self.isHttpdnsEnable = YES;
        self.backgroundSesseionIdentifier = BACKGROUND_SESSION_IDENTIFIER;
        self.timeoutIntervalForRequest = OSSDefaultTimeoutForRequestInSecond;
        self.timeoutIntervalForResource = OSSDefaultTimeoutForResourceInSecond;
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)setCnameExcludeList:(NSArray *)cnameExcludeList {
    NSMutableArray * array = [NSMutableArray new];
    [cnameExcludeList enumerateObjectsUsingBlock:^(id  _Nonnull obj, NSUInteger idx, BOOL * _Nonnull stop) {
        NSString * host = [(NSString *)obj lowercaseString];
        if ([host containsString:@"://"]) {
            NSString * trimHost = [host substringFromIndex:[host rangeOfString:@"://"].location + 3];
            [array addObject:trimHost];
        } else {
            [array addObject:host];
        }
    }];
    _cnameExcludeList = array.copy;
}

@end

@implementation OSSSignerInterceptor

- (instancetype)initWithCredentialProvider:(id<OSSCredentialProvider>)credentialProvider {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.credentialProvider = credentialProvider;
    }
    return self;
}

- (OSSTask *)interceptRequestMessage:(OSSAllRequestNeededMessage *)requestMessage {
    OSSLogVerbose(@"signing intercepting - ");
    NSError * error = nil;

    /****************************************************************
    * define a constant array to contain all specified subresource */
    static NSArray * OSSSubResourceARRAY = nil;
    static dispatch_once_t onceToken;
    dispatch_once(&onceToken, ^{
        OSSSubResourceARRAY = @[@"acl", @"uploadId", @"partNumber", @"uploads", @"logging", @"website", @"location",
                                @"lifecycle", @"referer", @"cors", @"delete", @"append", @"position", @"security-token", @"x-oss-process"];
    });
    /****************************************************************/

    /* initial each part of content to sign */
    NSString * method = requestMessage.httpMethod;
    NSString * contentType = @"";
    NSString * contentMd5 = @"";
    NSString * date = requestMessage.date;
    NSString * xossHeader = @"";
    NSString * resource = @"";

    OSSFederationToken * federationToken = nil;

    if (requestMessage.contentType) {
        contentType = requestMessage.contentType;
    }
    if (requestMessage.contentMd5) {
        contentMd5 = requestMessage.contentMd5;
    }

    /* if credential provider is a federation token provider, it need to specially handle */
    if ([self.credentialProvider isKindOfClass:[OSSFederationCredentialProvider class]]) {
        federationToken = [(OSSFederationCredentialProvider *)self.credentialProvider getToken:&error];
        if (error) {
            return [OSSTask taskWithError:error];
        }
        [requestMessage.headerParams setObject:federationToken.tToken forKey:@"x-oss-security-token"];
    } else if ([self.credentialProvider isKindOfClass:[OSSStsTokenCredentialProvider class]]) {
        federationToken = [(OSSStsTokenCredentialProvider *)self.credentialProvider getToken];
        [requestMessage.headerParams setObject:federationToken.tToken forKey:@"x-oss-security-token"];
    }

    /* construct CanonicalizedOSSHeaders */
    if (requestMessage.headerParams) {
        NSMutableArray * params = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
        NSArray * sortedKey = [[requestMessage.headerParams allKeys] sortedArrayUsingComparator:^NSComparisonResult(id obj1, id obj2) {
            return [obj1 compare:obj2];
        }];
        for (NSString * key in sortedKey) {
            if ([key hasPrefix:@"x-oss-"]) {
                [params addObject:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@:%@", key, [requestMessage.headerParams objectForKey:key]]];
            }
        }
        if ([params count]) {
            xossHeader = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@\n", [params componentsJoinedByString:@"\n"]];
        }
    }

    /* construct CanonicalizedResource */
    resource = @"/";
    if (requestMessage.bucketName) {
        resource = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"/%@/", requestMessage.bucketName];
    }
    if (requestMessage.objectKey) {
        resource = [resource oss_stringByAppendingPathComponentForURL:requestMessage.objectKey];
    }
    if (requestMessage.querys) {
        NSMutableArray * querys = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
        NSArray * sortedKey = [[requestMessage.querys allKeys] sortedArrayUsingComparator:^NSComparisonResult(id obj1, id obj2) {
            return [obj1 compare:obj2];
        }];
        for (NSString * key in sortedKey) {
            NSString * value = [requestMessage.querys objectForKey:key];

            if (![OSSSubResourceARRAY containsObject:key]) { // notice it's based on content compare
                continue;
            }

            if ([value isEqualToString:@""]) {
                [querys addObject:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", key]];
            } else {
                [querys addObject:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@=%@", key, value]];
            }
        }
        if ([querys count]) {
            resource = [resource stringByAppendingString:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"?%@",[querys componentsJoinedByString:@"&"]]];
        }
    }

    /* now, join every part of content and sign */
    NSString * stringToSign = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@\n%@\n%@\n%@\n%@%@", method, contentMd5, contentType, date, xossHeader, resource];
    OSSLogDebug(@"string to sign: %@", stringToSign);
    if ([self.credentialProvider isKindOfClass:[OSSFederationCredentialProvider class]]
        || [self.credentialProvider isKindOfClass:[OSSStsTokenCredentialProvider class]]) {

        NSString * signature = [OSSUtil sign:stringToSign withToken:federationToken];
        [requestMessage.headerParams setObject:signature forKey:@"Authorization"];
    } else { // now we only have two type of credential provider
        NSString * signature = [self.credentialProvider sign:stringToSign error:&error];
        if (error) {
            return [OSSTask taskWithError:error];
        }
        [requestMessage.headerParams setObject:signature forKey:@"Authorization"];
    }
    return [OSSTask taskWithResult:nil];
}

@end

@implementation OSSUASettingInterceptor

- (NSString *)getUserAgent {
    static NSString * _userAgent = nil;
    static dispatch_once_t once;
    dispatch_once(&once, ^{
        NSString *systemName = [[[UIDevice currentDevice] systemName] stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@" " withString:@"-"];
        NSString *systemVersion = [[UIDevice currentDevice] systemVersion];
        NSString *localeIdentifier = [[NSLocale currentLocale] localeIdentifier];
        _userAgent = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@/%@/%@/%@/%@", OSSUAPrefix, OSSSDKVersion, systemName, systemVersion, localeIdentifier];
    });
    return _userAgent;
}

- (OSSTask *)interceptRequestMessage:(OSSAllRequestNeededMessage *)request {
    NSString * userAgent = [self getUserAgent];
    [request.headerParams setObject:userAgent forKey:@"User-Agent"];
    return [OSSTask taskWithResult:nil];
}

@end

@implementation OSSTimeSkewedFixingInterceptor

- (OSSTask *)interceptRequestMessage:(OSSAllRequestNeededMessage *)request {
    request.date = [[NSDate oss_clockSkewFixedDate] oss_asStringValue];
    return [OSSTask taskWithResult:nil];
}

@end

@implementation OSSRange

- (instancetype)initWithStart:(int64_t)start withEnd:(int64_t)end {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.startPosition = start;
        self.endPosition = end;
    }
    return self;
}

- (NSString *)toHeaderString {

    NSString * rangeString = nil;

    if (self.startPosition < 0 && self.endPosition < 0) {
        rangeString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"bytes=%lld-%lld", self.startPosition, self.endPosition];
    } else if (self.startPosition < 0) {
        rangeString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"bytes=-%lld", self.endPosition];
    } else if (self.endPosition < 0) {
        rangeString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"bytes=%lld-", self.startPosition];
    } else {
        rangeString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"bytes=%lld-%lld", self.startPosition, self.endPosition];
    }

    return rangeString;
}

- (NSString *)description {
    return [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Range: %@", [self toHeaderString]];
}

@end

#pragma mark request and result objects

@interface OSSRequest ()
@property (nonatomic, strong) OSSNetworkingRequestDelegate * requestDelegate;
@end

@implementation OSSRequest

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.requestDelegate = [OSSNetworkingRequestDelegate new];
        self.isAuthenticationRequired = YES;
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)cancel {
    _isCancelled = YES;

    if (self.requestDelegate) {
        [self.requestDelegate cancel];
    }
}

@end

@implementation OSSResult
@end

@implementation OSSGetServiceRequest

- (NSDictionary *)getQueryDict {
    NSMutableDictionary * querys = [NSMutableDictionary new];
    if (self.prefix) {
        [querys setObject:self.prefix forKey:@"prefix"];
    }
    if (self.marker) {
        [querys setObject:self.marker forKey:@"marker"];
    }
    if (self.maxKeys) {
        [querys setObject:[@(self.maxKeys) stringValue] forKey:@"max-keys"];
    }
    return querys;
}

@end

@implementation OSSGetServiceResult
@end

@implementation OSSCreateBucketRequest
@end

@implementation OSSCreateBucketResult
@end

@implementation OSSDeleteBucketRequest
@end

@implementation OSSDeleteBucketResult
@end

@implementation OSSGetBucketRequest

- (NSDictionary *)getQueryDict {
    NSMutableDictionary * querys = [NSMutableDictionary new];
    if (self.delimiter) {
        [querys setObject:self.delimiter forKey:@"delimiter"];
    }
    if (self.prefix) {
        [querys setObject:self.prefix forKey:@"prefix"];
    }
    if (self.marker) {
        [querys setObject:self.marker forKey:@"marker"];
    }
    if (self.maxKeys) {
        [querys setObject:[@(self.maxKeys) stringValue] forKey:@"max-keys"];
    }
    return querys;
}

@end

@implementation OSSGetBucketResult
@end

@implementation OSSGetBucketACLRequest
@end

@implementation OSSGetBucketACLResult
@end

@implementation OSSHeadObjectRequest
@end

@implementation OSSHeadObjectResult
@end

@implementation OSSGetObjectRequest
@end

@implementation OSSGetObjectResult
@end

@implementation OSSPutObjectACLRequest
@end

@implementation OSSPutObjectACLResult
@end

@implementation OSSPutObjectRequest

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.objectMeta = [NSDictionary new];
    }
    return self;
}

@end

@implementation OSSPutObjectResult
@end

@implementation OSSAppendObjectRequest

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.objectMeta = [NSDictionary new];
    }
    return self;
}

@end

@implementation OSSAppendObjectResult
@end

@implementation OSSDeleteObjectRequest
@end

@implementation OSSDeleteObjectResult
@end

@implementation OSSCopyObjectRequest

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.objectMeta = [NSDictionary new];
    }
    return self;
}

@end

@implementation OSSCopyObjectResult
@end

@implementation OSSInitMultipartUploadRequest

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.objectMeta = [NSDictionary new];
    }
    return self;
}

@end

@implementation OSSInitMultipartUploadResult
@end

@implementation OSSUploadPartRequest
@end

@implementation OSSUploadPartResult
@end

@implementation OSSPartInfo

+ (instancetype)partInfoWithPartNum:(int32_t)partNum
                               eTag:(NSString *)eTag
                               size:(int64_t)size {
    OSSPartInfo * instance = [OSSPartInfo new];
    instance.partNum = partNum;
    instance.eTag = eTag;
    instance.size = size;
    return instance;
}

@end

@implementation OSSCompleteMultipartUploadRequest
@end

@implementation OSSCompleteMultipartUploadResult
@end

@implementation OSSAbortMultipartUploadRequest
@end

@implementation OSSAbortMultipartUploadResult
@end

@implementation OSSListPartsRequest
@end

@implementation OSSListPartsResult
@end

@implementation OSSResumableUploadRequest

- (instancetype)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.partSize = 256 * 1024;
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)cancel {
    [super cancel];
    [_runningChildrenRequest cancel];
}

@end

@implementation OSSResumableUploadResult
@end

#pragma mark response parser

@implementation OSSHttpResponseParser {

    OSSOperationType _operationTypeForThisParser;

    NSFileHandle * _fileHandle;
    NSMutableData * _collectingData;
    NSHTTPURLResponse * _response;
}

- (void)reset {
    _collectingData = nil;
    _fileHandle = nil;
    _response = nil;
}

- (instancetype)initForOperationType:(OSSOperationType)operationType {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        _operationTypeForThisParser = operationType;
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)consumeHttpResponse:(NSHTTPURLResponse *)response {
    _response = response;
}

- (OSSTask *)consumeHttpResponseBody:(NSData *)data {

    if (self.onRecieveBlock) {
        self.onRecieveBlock(data);
        return [OSSTask taskWithResult:nil];
    }

    NSError * error;
    if (self.downloadingFileURL) {
        if (!_fileHandle) {
            NSFileManager * fm = [NSFileManager defaultManager];
            NSString * dirName = [[self.downloadingFileURL path] stringByDeletingLastPathComponent];
            if (![fm fileExistsAtPath:dirName]) {
                [fm createDirectoryAtPath:dirName withIntermediateDirectories:YES attributes:nil error:&error];
            }
            if (![fm fileExistsAtPath:dirName] || error) {
                return [OSSTask taskWithError:[NSError errorWithDomain:OSSClientErrorDomain
                                                                 code:OSSClientErrorCodeFileCantWrite
                                                             userInfo:@{OSSErrorMessageTOKEN: [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Can't create dir at %@", dirName]}]];
            }
            [fm createFileAtPath:[self.downloadingFileURL path] contents:nil attributes:nil];
            if (![fm fileExistsAtPath:[self.downloadingFileURL path]]) {
                return [OSSTask taskWithError:[NSError errorWithDomain:OSSClientErrorDomain
                                                                 code:OSSClientErrorCodeFileCantWrite
                                                             userInfo:@{OSSErrorMessageTOKEN: [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Can't create file at %@", [self.downloadingFileURL path]]}]];
            }
            _fileHandle = [NSFileHandle fileHandleForWritingToURL:self.downloadingFileURL error:&error];
            if (error) {
                return [OSSTask taskWithError:[NSError errorWithDomain:OSSClientErrorDomain
                                                                 code:OSSClientErrorCodeFileCantWrite
                                                             userInfo:[error userInfo]]];
            }
            [_fileHandle writeData:data];
        } else {
            @try {
                [_fileHandle writeData:data];
            }
            @catch (NSException *exception) {
                return [OSSTask taskWithError:[NSError errorWithDomain:OSSServerErrorDomain
                                                                 code:OSSClientErrorCodeFileCantWrite
                                                             userInfo:@{OSSErrorMessageTOKEN: [exception description]}]];
            }
        }
    } else {
        if (!_collectingData) {
            _collectingData = [[NSMutableData alloc] initWithData:data];
        } else {
            [_collectingData appendData:data];
        }
    }
    return [OSSTask taskWithResult:nil];
}

- (void)parseResponseHeader:(NSHTTPURLResponse *)response toResultObject:(OSSResult *)result {
    result.httpResponseCode = [_response statusCode];
    result.httpResponseHeaderFields = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary:[_response allHeaderFields]];
    [[_response allHeaderFields] enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:^(id key, id obj, BOOL *stop) {
        NSString * keyString = (NSString *)key;
        if ([keyString isEqualToString:@"x-oss-request-id"]) {
            result.requestId = obj;
        }
    }];
}

- (NSDictionary *)parseResponseHeaderToGetMeta:(NSHTTPURLResponse *)response {
    NSMutableDictionary * meta = [NSMutableDictionary new];

    /* define a constant array to contain all meta header name */
    static NSArray * OSSObjectMetaFieldNames = nil;
    static dispatch_once_t onceToken;
    dispatch_once(&onceToken, ^{
        OSSObjectMetaFieldNames = @[@"Content-Type", @"Content-Length", @"Etag", @"Last-Modified", @"x-oss-request-id", @"x-oss-object-type",
                                @"If-Modified-Since", @"If-Unmodified-Since", @"If-Match", @"If-None-Match"];
    });
    /****************************************************************/

    [[_response allHeaderFields] enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:^(id key, id obj, BOOL *stop) {
        NSString * keyString = (NSString *)key;
        if ([OSSObjectMetaFieldNames containsObject:keyString] || [keyString hasPrefix:@"x-oss-meta"]) {
            [meta setObject:obj forKey:key];
        }
    }];
    return meta;
}

- (id)constructResultObject {
    if (self.onRecieveBlock) {
        return nil;
    }

    switch (_operationTypeForThisParser) {

        case OSSOperationTypeGetService: {
            OSSGetServiceResult * getServiceResult = [OSSGetServiceResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:getServiceResult];
            }
            if (_collectingData) {
                NSDictionary * parseDict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithXMLData:_collectingData];
                OSSLogVerbose(@"Get service dict: %@", parseDict);
                if (parseDict) {
                    getServiceResult.ownerId = [[parseDict objectForKey:OSSOwnerXMLTOKEN] objectForKey:OSSIDXMLTOKEN];
                    getServiceResult.ownerDispName = [[parseDict objectForKey:OSSOwnerXMLTOKEN] objectForKey:OSSDisplayNameXMLTOKEN];
                    getServiceResult.prefix = [parseDict objectForKey:OSSPrefixXMLTOKEN];
                    getServiceResult.marker = [parseDict objectForKey:OSSMarkerXMLTOKEN];
                    getServiceResult.maxKeys = [[parseDict objectForKey:OSSMaxKeysXMLTOKEN] intValue];
                    getServiceResult.isTruncated = [[parseDict objectForKey:OSSIsTruncatedXMLTOKEN] boolValue];

                    id bucketObject = [[parseDict objectForKey:OSSBucketsXMLTOKEN] objectForKey:OSSBucketXMLTOKEN];
                    if ([bucketObject isKindOfClass:[NSArray class]]) {
                        getServiceResult.buckets = bucketObject;
                    } else if ([bucketObject isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]) {
                        NSArray * arr = [NSArray arrayWithObject:bucketObject];
                        getServiceResult.buckets = arr;
                    } else {
                        getServiceResult.buckets = nil;
                    }
                }
            }
            return getServiceResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeCreateBucket: {
            OSSCreateBucketResult * createBucketResult = [OSSCreateBucketResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:createBucketResult];
                [_response.allHeaderFields enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:^(id key, id obj, BOOL *stop) {
                    if ([((NSString *)key) isEqualToString:@"Location"]) {
                        createBucketResult.location = obj;
                        *stop = YES;
                    }
                }];
            }
            return createBucketResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeGetBucketACL: {
            OSSGetBucketACLResult * getBucketACLResult = [OSSGetBucketACLResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:getBucketACLResult];
            }
            if (_collectingData) {
                NSDictionary * parseDict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithXMLData:_collectingData];
                OSSLogVerbose(@"Get service dict: %@", parseDict);
                if (parseDict) {
                    getBucketACLResult.aclGranted = [[parseDict objectForKey:OSSAccessControlListXMLTOKEN] objectForKey:OSSGrantXMLTOKEN];
                }
            }
            return getBucketACLResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeDeleteBucket: {
            OSSDeleteBucketResult * deleteBucketResult = [OSSDeleteBucketResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:deleteBucketResult];
            }
            return deleteBucketResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeGetBucket: {
            OSSGetBucketResult * getBucketResult = [OSSGetBucketResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:getBucketResult];
            }
            if (_collectingData) {
                NSDictionary * parsedDict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithXMLData:_collectingData];
                OSSLogVerbose(@"Get bucket dict: %@", parsedDict);

                if (parsedDict) {
                    getBucketResult.bucketName = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSNameXMLTOKEN];
                    getBucketResult.prefix = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSPrefixXMLTOKEN];
                    getBucketResult.marker = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSMarkerXMLTOKEN];
                    getBucketResult.nextMarker = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSNextMarkerXMLTOKEN];
                    getBucketResult.maxKeys = (int32_t)[[parsedDict objectForKey:OSSMaxKeysXMLTOKEN] integerValue];
                    getBucketResult.delimiter = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSDelimiterXMLTOKEN];
                    getBucketResult.isTruncated = [[parsedDict objectForKey:OSSIsTruncatedXMLTOKEN] boolValue];

                    id contentObject = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSContentsXMLTOKEN];
                    if ([contentObject isKindOfClass:[NSArray class]]) {
                        getBucketResult.contents = contentObject;
                    } else if ([contentObject isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]) {
                        NSArray * arr = [NSArray arrayWithObject:contentObject];
                        getBucketResult.contents = arr;
                    } else {
                        getBucketResult.contents = nil;
                    }

                    NSMutableArray * commentPrefixesArr = [NSMutableArray new];
                    id commentPrefixes = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSCommonPrefixesXMLTOKEN];
                    if ([commentPrefixes isKindOfClass:[NSArray class]]) {
                        for (NSDictionary * prefix in commentPrefixes) {
                            [commentPrefixesArr addObject:[prefix objectForKey:@"Prefix"]];
                        }
                    } else if ([commentPrefixes isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]) {
                        [commentPrefixesArr addObject:[(NSDictionary *)commentPrefixes objectForKey:@"Prefix"]];
                    } else {
                        commentPrefixesArr = nil;
                    }

                    getBucketResult.commentPrefixes = commentPrefixesArr;
                }
            }
            return getBucketResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeHeadObject: {
            OSSHeadObjectResult * headObjectResult = [OSSHeadObjectResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:headObjectResult];
                headObjectResult.objectMeta = [self parseResponseHeaderToGetMeta:_response];
            }
            return headObjectResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeGetObject: {
            OSSGetObjectResult * getObejctResult = [OSSGetObjectResult new];
            OSSLogDebug(@"GetObjectResponse: %@", _response);
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:getObejctResult];
                getObejctResult.objectMeta = [self parseResponseHeaderToGetMeta:_response];
            }
            if (_fileHandle) {
                [_fileHandle closeFile];
            }
            if (_collectingData) {
                getObejctResult.downloadedData = _collectingData;
            }
            return getObejctResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypePutObject: {
            OSSPutObjectResult * putObjectResult = [OSSPutObjectResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:putObjectResult];
                [_response.allHeaderFields enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:^(id key, id obj, BOOL *stop) {
                    if ([((NSString *)key) isEqualToString:@"Etag"]) {
                        putObjectResult.eTag = obj;
                        *stop = YES;
                    }
                }];
            }
            if (_collectingData) {
                putObjectResult.serverReturnJsonString = [[NSString alloc] initWithData:_collectingData encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
            }
            return putObjectResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeAppendObject: {
            OSSAppendObjectResult * appendObjectResult = [OSSAppendObjectResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:appendObjectResult];
                [_response.allHeaderFields enumerateKeysAndObjectsUsingBlock:^(id key, id obj, BOOL *stop) {
                    if ([((NSString *)key) isEqualToString:@"Etag"]) {
                        appendObjectResult.eTag = obj;
                    }
                    if ([((NSString *)key) isEqualToString:@"x-oss-next-append-position"]) {
                        appendObjectResult.xOssNextAppendPosition = [((NSString *)obj) longLongValue];
                    }
                }];
            }
            return appendObjectResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeDeleteObject: {
            OSSDeleteObjectResult * deleteObjectResult = [OSSDeleteObjectResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:deleteObjectResult];
            }
            return deleteObjectResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypePutObjectACL: {
            OSSPutObjectACLResult * putObjectACLResult = [OSSPutObjectACLResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:putObjectACLResult];
            }
            return putObjectACLResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeCopyObject: {
            OSSCopyObjectResult * copyObjectResult = [OSSCopyObjectResult new];
            if (_response) {
                [self parseResponseHeader:_response toResultObject:copyObjectResult];
            }
            if (_collectingData) {
                OSSLogVerbose(@"copy object dict: %@", [NSDictionary dictionaryWithXMLData:_collectingData]);
                NSDictionary * parsedDict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithXMLData:_collectingData];
                if (parsedDict) {
                    copyObjectResult.lastModifed = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSLastModifiedXMLTOKEN];
                    copyObjectResult.eTag = [parsedDict objectForKey:OSSETagXMLTOKEN];
                }
            }
            return copyObjectResult;
        }

        case OSSOperationTypeInitMultipartUpload: {
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RIP CONVERSE, AUTHOR OF CALLIE AWAKENS AND MAELSTROM
CALLIE AWAKENS (book I)
I just released this and I really think Callie is a great character and that this first book in the series will be addicting to readers. I've had this character in mind for many years and really enjoyed writing this first book.
MS-13 has brought evil to the streets of Fort Myers. They are kidnapping young girls off the streets, addicting them to drugs, and forcing them into prostitution. The police are helpless; all their witnesses either end up in pieces or suffer profound memory loss. Business is pretty good for the gang until one evening their 'snatch crew' runs into Callie, an unlikely Samaritan. She's a sixteen-year-old girl, just 5 feet tall, who rides a Ducati Monster 796. She also happens to be a gifted student of the Israeli martial art of Krav Maga.
Callie is two years ahead of her classmates and socially isolated from them by her genius IQ and the principled, ambitious, self-determined approach that she brings to everything she does. She's determined to become a commercial ship captain and after her father, a shrimper, refuses to give her needed sea time or support her career choice in any way, she moves to Boca Grande and into the home of a wealthy aunt who empowers her in ways she'd never imagined. Callie gets a job on a commercial ferry to advance her sea time and also starts training in the brutal martial art of Krav Maga to help her compensate for her tiny stature.
When she returns home in the Fall and interrupts an attempted MS-13 abduction and takes down two gang members in the process, she and her family become targets of the ruthless gang and she finds herself in over her head. Fearing for Callie's life and the lives of her family, Aunt Nancy gets in touch with Jesse McDermitt and Billy Rainwater (two of Wayne Stinnett's iconic characters) and its game on with Callie, Billy, and Eva Dahan (Callie's Krav Maga instructor), up against MS-13. Callie will survive, but at what cost to her and those around her?
Callie is the opposite of a snowflake. Think "Rhonda Rousey with a genius IQ and attitude." She's a physical, positive, quirky, hardworking, principled, unstoppable force with an insatiable appetite for learning new skills, setting ambitious goals, and doing whatever it takes to achieve them. If you like strong, independent, female characters, you'll love Callie. This is book I of a new series.
MAELSTROM (in three books).
Ryan Cunningham planned on leaving all his responsibilities behind by sailing his boat South from New England to the Caribbean. Funny how life throws you curve balls. When he leaves the dock his crew has grown to include a beautiful, young, single mother of two in recovery whose trying to put her life back together, her 12 year old daughter, her 5 year old son and a 120lb Black Labrador named Clifton. On the first leg of their trip to Bermuda they survive a two-day storm of hurricane force winds.
In Bermuda they run afoul of an amoral, international drug smuggler and his mega-yacht full of misfits and it will take everything they have to survive his attentions. Ryan is normally a "live and let live" kind of a guy but sometimes that just isn't possible. Ryan finds he has to reach deep, down inside to a dark primitive place in order to survive and save his new family.
The author is a licensed sea captain who has made over 20 sailing trips between New England, Bermuda and the Caribbean. He has also run larger ships in the oil fields, charter boats in the FL Keys, a ferry in Boston Harbor and sailed in the Mediterranean and South Pacific. He lived in Key West for 6 years and currently resides in Sarasota, FL with his wife Louise and their two black labs.
About Rip Converse, the Author
Rip Converse grew up on the water in a small coastal town in New England and spent my summers sailing and boating in Buzzards Bay, the Elizabeth Islands, Cape Cod and Nantucket. Later in life Converse became a licensed Captain, drove the Cuttyhunk ferry, worked the oil fields in the Gulf of Mexico, ran large charter catamarans out of Key West for 6 years and a ferry in Boston Harbor. He has also raced in the Marion to Bermuda race several times, made over twenty offshore passages between New England, Bermuda and the Caribbean, cruised the Mediterranean and parts of the South Pacific and spent a year living on a classic wooden sloop in Antigua. Drawing on this extensive experience for both inspiration and vivid realism in this, his first novel.
Converse currently live in Sarasota, FL with his wife Louise and their two black labs Emma and Asher. In addition to his writing and boat deliveries he also makes exquisite, custom, sculpted, rocking chairs that sell for $5,000 - $30,000. www.parkerconverse.com
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Fantastic Sports Opzeggen – Dream Sports is ending up being more popular among lots of people. Nowadays, numerous grownups play these games as a source of entertainment. Fantasy Sports has actually been around for several years, but they got in appeal after the appeal of baseball and basketball. In recent years, Fantasy Sports has actually become one of the most popular ways to take pleasure in amusement and to interact with others.
Dream Sports is a sort of virtual video game, typically played via the Internet, in which players build or produce fictional teams comprised of virtual or non-real gamers. These teams complete in video games based upon the outcome of these gamers ' efficiencies in real life. For example, if Joe Hockey has actually been playing baseball all his life, he can join a league in which his group competes versus other groups that are made up totally of other gamers who have actually not played baseball before. Every day, the gamers on his group struck a baseball and the results are ball game the teams earn. The players and the leagues complete for points, which are the basis of the end-of-day overall. If a team wins a game, then Joe Hockey earns a point and his group advances to the next stage.
Gaming is prohibited in the United States, however this does not prevent people from participating in fantasy sports. The recent passing of the Uigea Act prohibits gamers from wagering over NFL choices and the exact same chooses NCAA competitions and soccer tournaments. As of now, no real strategies have been taken into movement to prohibit gambling in the United States, however it promises that some sort of legislation will be passed in one day. As a result, it is very important for anybody who takes part in dream sports to understand how and when to wager.
There are different types of dream sports leagues available, and they are organized according to how they are played. The majority of standard leagues play in a single way, which includes a league championship series. However, there are and likewise head-to-head"clan " competitors amongst players within each league. Each of these various kinds of leagues require various types of bets. Understanding the various types of bets, their impacts, and the method they affect the results can assist you choose when to put a bet on a particular gamer or group.
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Five years after an off-campus apartment fire killed Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) students Lauren Petersen and Lacy Siddall, a first-of-its-kind fire safety video that was created last April to honor the students and help prevent similar tragedies has been viewed by more than 20,000 students on college campuses nationwide.
Simmons Hanly Conroy, which represented the Petersen family in a lawsuit against an insurance company, and attorney Tom Long, who represented the Siddall family, helped produce and fund the video. The Petersen and Siddall families also used a portion of their settlements with the insurance company to help fund the project.
"The deaths of Lauren and Lacy were tragedies, and this video has in a way provided a form of healing by hopefully warning other college students, their parents and landlords about the risks of fire in both on- and off-campus housing," said Ted N. Gianaris, the Simmons Hanly Conroy shareholder who oversaw the wrongful death lawsuit.
Simmons Hanly Conroy, the attorneys and the girls' families partnered with SIUE University Housing, Residence Life Cinema and Switch to produce the video, which has been distributed to more than 200 universities and colleges nationwide via Residence Life Cinema, a division of Swank Motion Pictures. The video, which features the girls' mutual friend Taylor Scott talking about how much she misses them, underscores the dangers of campus fires by capturing slow-motion footage shot at 2,000 frames per second using the Phantom Flex4K camera. The video also includes footage from the aftermath of the fire that claimed the girls' lives.
The lawsuit on behalf of the deceased SIUE students' families focused on improperly placed smoke and fire alarms. Investigation during litigation ruled out the initial theory the fire was caused by a laptop. The families and their attorneys believe hard fought lawsuits can result in making children and families safer by educating them about fire safety and encouraging schools and off-campus student housing facilities to upgrade and maintain their fire protection systems.
Colleges and affiliated organizations such as fraternities and sororities interested in using the video as part of their programming for students can email info@reslife.com for information.
From 2000 to 2014, approximately 126 students have perished from fires that occurred on a college campus, in Greek housing or in off-campus housing within three miles of campus, according to the Center for Campus Fire Safety (The Center), a non-profit organization devoted to reducing the loss of life from fire at college campuses. More than 85 percent of the fatal fires during that time occurred in off-campus housing.
"It is extremely gratifying that our law firm, along with Thomas Long and the families of Lauren and Lacy could come together on this important project that we hope is making a significant impact by helping to save lives," Gianaris said.
Simmons Hanly Conroy is one of the nation's largest mass tort law firms. Primary areas of litigation include asbestos and mesothelioma, pharmaceutical, consumer protection, environmental and personal injury. The firm's attorneys have been appointed to leadership in numerous national multidistrict litigations, including Vioxx, Yaz, Toyota Unintended Acceleration and DePuy Pinnacle. The firm also represents small and mid-size corporations, inventors and entrepreneurs in matters involving business litigation. Offices are located in New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, St. Louis, and Alton, Ill. Read more at www.simmonsfirm.com.


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Carlos Edwards will remain at Portman Road until the summer of 2014, after activating a clause in his contract.
The Town skipper agreed a new one-year deal with Blues last season, with the option of a further year if he made a set number of appearances for the Club, which he has now done.
The Trinidad international arrived at Town in 2009, when he was signed by former boss Roy Keane in a joint deal with Grant Leadbitter, before being handed the captaincy by Paul Jewell last term.
Meanwhile reports suggesting that Aaron Mclean could be recalled by parent-club Hull City are wide of the mark, with the striker remaining at Blues until the end of the season as planned.


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Serena Williams won her second Internazionali BNL d'Italia title, defeating Victoria Azarenka in the final, 6–1, 6–3. Williams won without dropping a set, without dropping more than three games per set, and without dropping more than four games per match.

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Paso Río Jeinemeni is a border crossing in Patagonia connecting the Chilean town of Chile Chico with its sister town of Los Antiguos in Argentina. The neares city in the Chilean side is Punta Arenas. The crossing is opens at 8 AM and closes at 20 PM each day. The border crossing lies 234 m a.s.l.

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'The Cartoonists of Silvermine: Past and Present'
"The Cartoonists of Silvermine: Past and Present" is an historical retrospective exhibiting morte than 70 reproductions of 17 cartoonists who at one time worked and/or lived in Silvermine from 1900 though the present. The exhibition will take place in the front gallery of Timeless Treasures Antiques located in the historic Silvermine Tavern Country Store at 193 Perry Ave. The gallery is open to the public from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the following days only: Friday, Sept. 14, Sunday, Sept. 16, Friday, Sept. 21, Saturday, Sept. 22, and Sunday, Sept. 23. The Norwalk Association of Silvermine Homeowners is sponsor of the exhibition. Contributions to NASH to benefit The Silvermine Historic Districts are welcome.
Learn how Johnny Mouse, a cartoon (circa 1912-1914) by Clifton Meek, inspired Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse; see the early comics strips of Johnny Gruelle (one containing the seeds of Raggedy Ann), and view the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoons of Matt Davies. Discover how some early Silvermine cartoonists ripped each other off but remained the best of friends. Did you know John Vassos, a founder of The Silvermine Artists Guild, was a political cartoonist as a teenager for a newspaper in Constantinople and had to flee the country for targeting the Turkish Senate? Are you aware an outpost of Beetle Bailey's Camp Swampy lies in Silvermine?
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2020 Global Market Outlook – Q2 update: Cycle, further interrupted
The COVID-19 virus has stalled the mini-cycle rebound and made a global recession likely. While the duration of the virus pandemic is unpredictable, policy stimulus, pent-up demand and a lack of major imbalances argue for a solid upswing when the virus threat clears.
Key market themes
The containment measures being taken across the globe to combat the virus will have a large economic impact. Global gross domestic product (GDP) growth will likely be negative in the first quarter, and will enter the second quarter at risk of contracting further. It is also possible that stresses in credit markets create a wave of defaults and liquidity issues that cascade across investment markets.
Provided the virus is transitory - perhaps contained in the second quarter - the global economy should be poised to rebound in the second half of 2020. The combination of monetary and fiscal stimulus on top of last year's global central-bank easing, in addition to the reduction in China-U.S. trade tensions, argues for a solid recovery when the virus threat recedes.
New Zealand entered the COVID-19 pandemic in a slightly better economic position than 2019, helped by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) accommodative policy. The risks around growth have clearly escalated, and the short term outlook has been downgraded. Both fiscal and monetary policy have come to the fore ─The New Zealand government has announced stimulus worth 4% of GDP, and the RBNZ has cut rates to 0.25% and are embarking on a bond buying program. The bond buying program will put pressure on the New Zealand dollar, given the high level of foreign ownership, but should contain bond yields.
In the U.S., the government's virus containment measures mean a technical recession - negative GDP growth in Q1 and Q2 - seems likely. Fiscal policy will be important in helping to offset the recession. The upcoming federal elections in November, however, complicate the political calculus around a bipartisan agreement on a stimulus package. In addition, the economic turmoil caused by COVID-19 means Democratic front-runner Joe Biden may have a better chance of beating U.S. President Donald Trump in the November election, if he becomes the Democratic party's presidential nominee. A Biden-versus-Trump election would likely be largely neutral for markets.
We believe that the eurozone is likely to experience a deeper recession than the U.S., but should also experience a bigger economic bounce when the virus subsides. We think the region will be one of the main beneficiaries of the rebound in global trade. We currently see eurozone equities as very attractively valued and we believe the European stock market could be one of the best performers in a recovery.
In the UK, the COVID-19 declines have taken the FTSE 100 Index into exceptional value territory. It has a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of under 10 times, and a dividend yield pushing toward 7%.1 We believe the UK economy has two main advantages over Europe. First, the Bank of England has been able to cut interest rates to 0.1%. Second, the nation has the ability to quickly implement fiscal easing.
In China, where the number of COVID-19 cases is on the decline, high-frequency trackers of daily economic activity show that economic activity is resuming. We also believe that government stimulus is coming. Local provinces have already announced infrastructure projects, and the People's Bank of China has cut interest rates and the reserve ratio requirement several times.
In Japan, the COVID-19 disruption has almost certainly pushed the nation's economy into recession, but stimulus measures are underway. Although the Bank of Japan has limited firepower, it has increased its purchases of government bonds, corporate bonds and equities via exchange-traded funds.
In Australia, the COVID-19 threat will likely accelerate the nation's slowing housing market and slipping consumer confidence. The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to follow up its 25-basis-point cut in early March with another similar-sized cut that will take the cash rate to 0.25%. The bank will then probably consider using unconventional policy, such as quantitative easing, for the first time.
In Canada, the twin shocks of the COVID-19 outbreak and the collapse in oil prices have complicated what was already a lacklustre economic outlook. Economic growth is now at risk of falling below the 1.0% lower-end of our forecast range.
The economic impact of the virus may turn out larger than expected. The shock to consumer and business confidence could generate a self-sustaining economic downturn.
A re-run of the 2008 financial crisis seems unlikely. Tier 1 capital ratios2 for large U.S. banks are significantly improved from 2007, and should cushion against the risk of a severe drawdown. Bank mortgage lending has also been prudent, and consumer balance sheets are reasonably healthy.
The main uncertainties are around the duration of the virus threat and whether it will re-escalate when the extreme containment measures in many countries are relaxed. It's likely that markets will find a bottom when the daily number of new virus cases in Europe and the U.S. begins to decline.
Central banks have limited firepower compared to previous recessions. The U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are close to the zero-lower bound. The Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank are already there.
Equities: Improved value
We believe equity value has improved after the large market falls. The cycle outlook is supported by the substantial amount of stimulus being implemented, even though our near-term outlook is for recession. The message from our composite sentiment indicator is that investors have panicked and herded into a pessimistic outlook, which supports taking a contrarian view. The equity markets that have been hardest hit by the COVID-19 crisis should be those that benefit the most from the eventual rebound.
Fixed income: High-yield credit attractively priced
We believe high-yield credit is now very attractively priced after selling off as a result of the COVID-19 shock and oil price collapse. The spread to U.S. Treasuries on March 19 was close to 900 basis points. This historically has been a good entry point into high-yield exposure, although there is obviously considerable uncertainty in the market and liquidity risk that investors will need to consider in deciding whether to take advantage. We see government bonds as universally expensive. They may rally further if the COVID-19 crisis escalates further, but are at risk of underperforming once the post-virus recovery is underway.
Currencies: Safe-haven rally in U.S. dollar should unwind once post-virus recovery phase begins
This would likely favour currencies such as the Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, Canadian dollar and British pound, which have depreciated significantly and at quarter's end are significantly undervalued, relative to long-term purchasing power parity comparisons.
Read our complete 2020 Global Market Outlook – Q2 update.
1 Source: Refinitiv Datastream, as of 15 March 2020.
2 Tier 1 capital is the core measure of a bank's financial strength from a regulator's point of view. It is composed of core capital, which consists primarily of common stock and disclosed reserves, but may also include non-redeemable non-cumulative preferred stock.
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Want to expand your agency's services? It starts by understanding that everything you sell fits into just three categories.
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Deliverables tend to be less tangible in this area—meetings, phone calls, reports, and plans. You're getting paid for your advice (what you tell them to do), not the literal deliverable itself.
You're ultimately selling peace of mind—when your client feels like they know the right way forward, they can proceed in confidence.
Training services lets you make money from clients who are otherwise a poor fit—big clients who prefer not to hire an agency, and from clients who decide to take things in-house after working with your agency.
Deliverables focus on training, documentation, and follow-up Q&A. The focus is knowledge transfer, but unlike strategy, you typically need to do it so that the client can do it without your ongoing help.
As you develop training services, you have opportunities to create information products to let you make money from future clients. For instance, if you create a training on how to administer WordPress, you could record a version of that to sell to clients who don't want to pay for live training.
You're selling self-sufficiency. If you're providing ongoing Q&A support (and charging for it!), you're also selling peace of mind—that if they get stuck, they know they can call you for help.
Implementation is less glamorous than strategy work. It's often easier to sell (because clients have a good idea of what they need already) but it's more of a commodity than strategy.
Deliverables tend to be tangible. This could include web development, marketing automation setup, monthly deliverables on an SEO retainer, content creation, and more.
Implementation is about getting things done—things the client doesn't have time (or internal resources) to do themselves. The "don't worry about it" in implementation is that the client can check things off the to-do list.
You may find yourself inadvertently getting into new areas based on client requests—for instance, training their new employees when a client takes a project in-house, or doing strategy work to help an implementation client figure out where to go next. But the ideal is to be more strategic (no pun intended) about the services you provide.
What combination of service categories (Think, Teach, and/or Do) is right for you? The answer depends on many factors, but here are some things to consider.
Think (strategy) can be the most lucrative but it's also harder to sell until your agency builds a track record of giving strategy advice. Plan on using case studies instead of a traditional image-driven "portfolio" page, because strategy is more about results than pretty designs. Expect a longer hiring process for freelancers and full-time people, since it's harder to assess quality advice from strategists than implementers.
Teach (training) is a great way to get paid by people who wouldn't hire you to do strategy or implementation. They're also a way to continue getting revenue from clients who've decided to take your agency's work in-house; in my experience, the "get up to speed" process takes their internal team a lot longer than expected. Consider that you'll need to invest non-billable R&D time in creating training materials, and that someone on your team who's a good implementer may not be a good trainer.
Do (implementation) is relatively easy to sell—and relatively easy to staff—but you'll get tired of being seen as a commoditized "order taker." Think about when you go to the pharmacy—your doctor has already decided what drugs you should take (strategy). Although pharmacists check for drug interactions and can advise on taking the drug, a pharmacist is primarily providing an implementation service.
Question: Which of the three service categories (Think, Teach, and Do) do you provide at your agency?


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