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I’m going to hopscotch across a couple rings of Designer Hell and pop into ring #8 – click bait websites or as Dante would label them – fraudsters. You’ve likely landed on one of these dreaded sites and thought “WTF” and tried to zoom away at top speed. These are pages that are so loaded down with ads and wonky scripts that your browser grinds to a halt or crashes, leaving you whimpering in some corner screaming “make it stop … make it stop”. Nothing says good web design like leaving your reader in a fetal position.
And all too often the promised content just doesn’t exist. The web designer created a teaser ad loaded with fake images to draw you in. That’s pretty much a good description of bait and switch. Fraud by any other name is still fraud.
The above is an obvious click bait because the young man in the photo is alive and well. The unwary click because they wonder if they missed the news and are promptly sucked into a rabbit hole of ads, ads and more ads, accompanied by so many tracking scripts, the reader has no choice but give up in despair and chuck their laptop over the balcony to escape the endless cycle of pop ups, “WAIT DO YOU MEAN TO LEAVE” nags and script errors… it’s exhausting just writing about it. The few (un)lucky readers who make it through the initial barrage of script errors and ads are left trying to figure out where the content is. It’s usually squeezed into a small piece of real estate surrounded by, you guessed it, more ads. How about those F8cking ads that slide out and cover up 1/3 of the content and no way to click the ads away? Now that’s proving the web designer values the content! So yea, Ring 8 of Web Hell is the virtual host of all click bait websites.
What clickbait site do you relegate to the dustbins of Hell?


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The object of the campaign consists of holding a prize draw for a €150 Gift Card.
Upload a photo with the dogs in the #LovetheDogArt Exhibition that will be installed in the Village on Instagram with the hashtags #LaRocaVillage, #LovetheMoment, #LovetheDogArt and # IEDWW. A draw will take place among all the participants for a €150 Gift Card through the platform Random.org. Participants may submit one or several photographs, but participation in the Prize Draw will be based on a single profile, in other words, each participant may only win one Gift Card. The winner of the Gift Card in the first phase may opt for the prize in the second phase if he/she fulfils the participation requisites established for that phase.
Mere participation in the Prize Draw entails full acceptance of these Rules, and implies that the participant has read and understood and expressly accepts the entire contents hereof, without reservation or limitation.
As detailed above, participation in this Prize Draw is only open to (i) persons over 18 years of age; (ii) who are followers of the La Roca Village Instagram account (@LaRocaVillage); and (iii) who carry out the actions detailed in the section entitled “Object of the promotional campaign”.
Members, executive and employees of La Roca Village or of Value Retail or of the other companies in the group that apply the Bicester Village Shopping Collection concept may not participate in the Prize Draw.
If, for any reason, a person listed in the preceding paragraph is a winner, Value Retail may withdraw the corresponding prize from that person due to failure to comply with the requisites for participation.
The Promotion will start on 16 February 2018 and will end on 28 February 2018.
One winner will be selected. The winner will be chosen at random through the platform random.org. The winner will be announced on 2 March through la Roca Village Instagram Stories account.
The winner will be notified through a direct message on Instagram. Once the winner has been contacted through Instagram, he/she will have fourteen (14) days to provide his/her contact details to socialmedia@larocavillage.com, at which time confirmation of the prize will be received. If the winner has not contacted Value Retail within this period of fourteen (14) days, the winner will forfeit the prize and Value Retail may select another winner.
The prize, which will be won by a draw from the persons who meet the requisites for participation set out in the section entitled “Requisites for participation”, consists of a €150 Gift Card.
The prize cannot be exchanged for cash and will not grant any right to transfer to La Roca Village from the winner’s place of origin.
In compliance with the provision of ruling legislation, if applicable, Value Retail will apply the withholding and payment on account of Personal Income Tax to beneficiaries of the prize, and will declare the prizes awarded on the corresponding tax forms.
No liability whatsoever will be accepted for incomplete registrations or confirmations that are lost, delayed, incorrectly addressed or incorrect for any reason, including but not limited to hardware, software or browser problems, telecommunications network failure, equipment malfunction, overload or incompatibility in the servers of Value Retail or other locations.
Value Retail does not accept responsibility for any improper actions of participants or third parties unrelated to the organization of the Promotion in the course of the Promotion.
Value Retail will not be liable in cases of force majeure (such as strikes) or acts that are not attributable to it that may prevent the winner from enjoying his/her prize in full or in part.
Reception of the prize will not entail any kind of expense for the winners.
The prize must be collected at the Tourist Information Centre of La Roca Village no later than 15 April 2018. When collecting the prize the winner must provide proof of identity in the form of an official document (Identity Card/Passport).
For this Promotion, Value Retail will only process data for the purposes of carrying out the Promotion, through random.org. In this regard, only the data of winners and/or reserves who voluntary provide their data to receive the prize will be incorporated into a filing system controlled by Value Retail Management Spain, S.L.
Such data will be conserved solely to manage the delivery of the prize and for recording and legal obligations to which the Company is subject.
Furthermore, the winner expressly accepts that Value Retail may mention him/her on Instagram as the winner of the Promotion.
In accordance with Data Protection Act 15/1999, of 13 December, each participant has the right of access, rectification, cancellation and objection, which may be exercised by sending a written communication the Legal Department, La Roca Village, Santa Agnès de Malanyanes, La Roca del Vallès, C.P. 08430 (Barcelona) or to legal@larocavillage.com, indicating on the envelope or e-mail subject: “Ref: Personal data” and attaching a copy of a document proving their identity.
All participants warrant that the personal data provided to Value Retail in the context of this promotion are true and accurate. Providing a false identity or address will lead to automatic disqualification of the participant and cancellation of the prize obtained, as the case may be.
If you do not consent to the processing of your personal data as indicated in the preceding paragraphs, please do not participate in the promotion.
The conditions of participation in this Promotion are available on the website www.larocavillage.com throughout the duration of the Promotion.
Merely by participating, the participant understands and accepts that his/her name and a photography of him/her taken on collecting the prize at La Roca Village may be published on the website www.larocavillage.com and on the social media in which Value Retail is active, in particular, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
This assignment of image rights will be free and will not entail any additional obligation for either the participant-winner or for Value Retail.
These rules are governed by Spanish law. Breach of any of the Rules by participants will lead to immediate disqualification.
The participants and Value Retail accept that any controversies arising in the interpretation or execution of these rules will be submitted to the jurisdiction of the Judges and Courts of the City of Barcelona.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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Canon has been accused of lacking innovation in recent years, partly due to the slow and uninspired development of its EF-M mirrorless system. The brand also made the somewhat controversial decision to keep the best video specifications for its Cinema camcorders series after revolutionising the filmmaking industry with the 5D mark II.
The 5D mark IV was a good step in the right direction but it didn’t suppress calls for a serious mirrorless offering from the brand. That time has now come with the introduction of the EOS R, Canon’s first full-frame mirrorless camera which also inaugurates a brand new mount.
Removing the flipping mirror inside the body gave Canon the opportunity to play with the design and incorporate new kinds of technology.
The first advantage is the size: the EOS R is significantly smaller than the 5D IV as you can see from the specifications below. The body is slimmer and around 230g lighter too.
Removing the mirror affects the viewfinder too. The light coming through the lens can no longer be reflected into the optical viewfinder, so instead the EOS R uses an electronic version that shows a live view feed coming directly from the sensor.
The EVF has a magnification of 0.76x, a resolution of 3.69 million dots and an eyepoint of 23mm.
The 5D mark IV OVF has a magnification of 0.71x and a 21mm eyepoint.
The advantage of the OVF in the DSLR camera is that you can see the scene as your eyes see it, and with zero lag. The EVF on the other hand can give you a preview of what your image looks like with the selected picture profile, as well as real-time exposure.
It is possible to see an electronic live view on the rear screen of both cameras. On the 5D you need to activate the Live View function which flips the mirror and allows the light to reach the sensor directly.
The lack of a mirror allows for a shorter flange distance between the sensor and the lens mount, which is why the EOS R has a new RF mount. It keeps the same diameter of 54mm but the flange distance is much shorter (20mm versus 44mm for the EF mount). The number of pins (electronic contacts) is also different: the RF mount has 12 whereas the EF mount has 8.
The RF system, being brand new, has a limited number of native lenses but it is off to a good start. In addition to the classic 35mm f/1.8 and the all-rounder 24-105mm f/4 zoom, there is a 50mm f/1.2 and 28-75mm f/2. The latter is a world’s first.
The 5D mark IV can rely on a vast selection of EF DSLR lenses. Not only is there a lot of choice within the Canon range itself, but you can also buy many third-party products from Sigma and Tamron, so there is no lens you won’t find.
The EOS R will provide the option of adapting EF lenses via three new adapters: a normal one, a second one with a customisable function ring and a third one with a drop-in filter slot. These adapters will keep all automation including exposure and autofocus.
The EOS R and the 5D IV feature Dual Pixel CMOS AF, a technology where the phase detection autofocus points are embedded onto the sensor directly. However in the case of the DSLR camera, it is not the main autofocus sensor used for stills.
Like all DSLRs, the 5D has a separate AF sensor found at the bottom of the camera. The light coming through the lens gets reflected by the mirror to the AF sensor. In this case it features 61 points with 5 dual cross-type and 40 cross-type points. The minimum sensitivity is -3Ev for one central AF point at f2.8, -2Ev for four central points at f5.6, and -1eV or -0.5Ev for the other peripheral points at f/8.
To use the Dual Pixel CMOS AF on the 5D, you need to activate Live View. With this setting the mirror stays flipped up and the light can hit the sensor directly. Live View can be used for stills but is mostly useful for video shooting. There are 63 phase points on the sensor with a minimum sensitivity of -4Ev.
The EOS R takes the Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology to a new level by introducing no fewer than 5,565 points which is an insane number by today’s standards. The minimum sensitivity is -6Ev with an f1.2 lens.
The EOS R can shoot at a maximum continuous shooting speed of 8fps. However if you want continuous AF, the speed drops down to 5fps, or 3fps with C-AF and focus priority.
The 5D mark IV does better with a maximum of 7fps with continuous autofocus.
As for the buffer, the EOS R can fire off around 100 frames in JPG format or 47 in RAW format on a UHS-II card. The 5D camera does 110 frames with JPG or 21 with RAW on a CF card.
The two cameras share the same resolution (30.3MP effective pixels on the EOS R, 30.4MP on the 5D IV) but the sensor on EOS R is an updated version.
They both have an optical low pass filter but the camera uses a different image processor. The R model has the latest Digic 8 whereas the 5D IV has the older Digic 6+.
The ISO sensitivity is slightly different. The EOS R goes from 100 to 40000 with extended values down to ISO 50 and up to ISO 102400. The 5D IV goes up to 32000 with the normal range and shares the same extended values.
The 5D mark IV has a fixed rear LCD screen that is 3.2 inches in size and has a resolution of 1.62M dots.
The rear monitor of the EOS R is a multi-angle type with a resolution of 2.1M dots. It is ever so slightly smaller at 3.15 inches. More important, it is touch sensitive and allows you to perform a number of actions such as moving the focus point.
Both cameras feature 4K video recording up to 30fps with high bitrates. The EOS R does Ultra HD (3840×2160) and allows you to choose between IPB and All- Intra compression, with the latter going up to 480Mbps.
The 5D mark IV uses Motion JPGs and records in the Cinema 4K format (4096×2160) at 500Mbps. Surprisingly, there is no Ultra HD (4K 16:9) option. Both cameras apply a heavy 1.74x crop to the sensor when recording in 4K.
In 1080p both cameras go up to 60fps, or 120fps in 720p.
The EOS R can record clean 10-bit 4:2:2 video via the HDMI output, whereas the 5D IV only outputs 1080p in 4:2:2 8-bit.
There is a special version of the 5D mark IV that includes the Canon Log profile and it costs an extra $100. The EOS R has it included as a standard profile.
The EOS R comes with one SD card slot with UHS-II compatibility.
The 5D mark IV has one Compact Flash slot (UMDA Mode / supported) and one SD card slot (UHS-I).
There is often a big difference between mirrorless and DSLR cameras when it comes to battery life because the constant live view feed in the EVF or LCD monitor drains more power than using an optical viewfinder.
The EOS R has a battery life of 370 frames or 540 with the Eco mode. The 5D IV has a rating of 900 images by comparison. These ratings are based on CIPA standards which are often (if not always) lower than what you can get in real life, but they give you an idea of the differences between the two cameras.
The EOS R launched at the retail price of $2300 / £2350 / €2730 .
The 5D mark IV is more expensive, priced at around $3100 / £3250 / €3350.
The new EOS R is a valid first step, offering more serious competition to the Sony A7 series while giving its own customers the possibility to integrate a more advanced mirrorless camera into their arsenal. Or put another way, it’s the brand’s first serious attempt to discourage its users from switching from DSLRs to other mirrorless brands (Sony in particular).
The question is: will this first step be enough? The EOS R doesn’t really offer anything new that we haven’t already seen on other mirrorless cameras, except for the impressive number of AF points and the world’s fastest AF, both of which need to be thoroughly tested before drawing any conclusions.
For now the advantages over the 5D mark IV are the same that come up in any mirrorless versus DSLR debate: the EVF’s real time preview of your exposure, the possibility of silent shooting (e-shutter), the higher number of autofocus points with more sensitivity, and of course the smaller body size. Don’t get me wrong, these points can all be enough, especially for the many users who want to remain faithful to the brand.
Another thing we’ll want to see is whether Canon can develop a unique set of lenses for the new RF mount in order to further differentiate the system from others on the market. I’ll admit, that 28-75mm f/2 certainly sounds like a very good start!

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text: Ok nevermind! I thought yesterday might have been the day – the day where a bottom gets put in and we make it rich! Guess all good things take time, or good timing – in the markets’ case ;). Regardless of puns, no investment strategy should be predicated on timing. The Dow is down over 150 points – while yesterday was nice, I applaud and invite the pullback because even though I probably will not buy anything today, unless an opportunity presents itself from here, we are in 50 percent cash – a very conservative stance. Last thing, I feel we made a prudent move in trimming shares of Terex on the abnormal strength (up 11%). It burned another commission but re-balanced the portfolio.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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PEPE REINA hailed Liverpool’s 3-0 thrashing of Wigan Athletic as a significant step towards transforming their “ridiculous” home record.
The Spanish keeper enjoyed a triumphant return to action after six weeks out with a hamstring injury as Brendan Rodgers’ side were indebted to a clinical second-half double from Luis Suarez and Jose Enrique’s first goal for the club.
Victory extended the Reds’ unbeaten league run to seven matches and lifted them to 11th in the Premier League.
It was only their second home league win of the campaign and just the fourth at Anfield in 2012.
Reina believes that record will improve drastically over the coming months if they can replicate their second-half performance against the Latics.
“We are happy with the win and we needed that at home,” said Reina.
“It was a great second half from us. In the first half we didn’t create enough chances, but in the second half we kept the ball better and by moving it at a higher tempo we found the spaces.
“We got stronger in the middle and by pressing high we regained the ball for the first goal. That was the key as it opened the game up and we played better from that point on.
“This is a step forward for us in terms of the home form. We haven’t had two wins in a row at Anfield since September last year which is ridiculous for Liverpool.
“It’s always a pleasure to play at Anfield. We are glad that the supporters have been so patient.
“We haven’t been as good at home as we want to be but the supporters have always stayed right behind us.
Suarez extended his stunning run of form as he netted for the fourth successive league game and now boasts 13 goals in all competitions this season.
Juventus have become the latest club to be linked with a move for the Uruguayan in January but Reina is content in the knowledge that the striker is fully committed to the Reds.
“Luis is on fire at the moment,” said Reina.
“He looks like scoring in every game and is very important for us.
“There isn’t another player in the Premier League in better form than Luis right now.
“He’s a top class, world class striker and the good thing for us is that he’s a Liverpool striker.
Reina was back in action on Saturday after the longest absence of his Liverpool career.
Brad Jones had played the previous seven matches while Reina was sidelined with a hamstring problem.
“It was nice to be back in the team,” he said.
“It was the longest I’ve gone without playing since the days when I was sat on the bench at Barcelona.
“While I was out, Brad was excellent. He was very composed and was playing very well – I was happy for him.
“Now I have no problems with the injury. I have something to prove every day but to myself more than anyone else.
“I want to achieve my best and give my best to the team.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Wednesday to thank U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder personally for his bill that would provide $5 billion for Trump’s border wall with Mexico.
The Kansas Republican, who chairs the powerful Homeland Security appropriations subcommittee, is running for re-election in a key swing district that Hillary Clinton narrowly won in 2016.
National Democrats have targeted Yoder’s seat to flip it from red to blue. Six Democrats are running to replace him.
But the bill is still far from becoming law.
“We add funding for more than 200 miles of physical barrier, hundreds of new immigration and customs enforcement agents, and state of the art technology that will give our law enforcement agencies the tools they need to keep us safe,” Yoder said.
The funding was called “wasteful” in a joint statement from House Appropriations Committee Ranking Member Nita Lowey, a New York Democrat, and Homeland Security Subcommittee Ranking Member Lucille Roybal-Allard, a California Democrat.
Trump’s tweet followed Vice President Mike Pence’s visit to the Kansas City area earlier this month to raise money for Yoder. A spokesman for Yoder did not immediately comment on the president’s tweet.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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Digital and Physical delivery of new singles, albums and much more.
Realtime data analysis, tracking and monitoring from a broad range of media.
Generating data and statistics analysis on all new singles, artists and albums.
Comprehensive Content Pack to distribute new Singles, Albums and other content.
Listen to the latest singles and industry releases.
Become part of an international network in multiple languages.
Individual Customization and Favorite lists for each user.
Large business and social media network connections in Israel and abroad.


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This quality standard covers testing, diagnosis and management of hepatitis B in children (from birth), young people and adults. For more information see the topic overview.
Hepatitis B is a viral infection that is transmitted by contact with the blood or body fluids of an infected person and is also transmitted perinatally from mother to child (vertical transmission). Some adults have an acute infection, in which the virus is cleared from the body naturally, whereas other people develop a chronic infection. Rates of progression from acute to chronic infection vary according to age at the time of infection. About 85% of hepatitis B infections in newborn babies become chronic compared with 4% in adults (Hepatitis B and C [NICE public health guidance 43]).
The UK has been classified as a low incidence and prevalence country for hepatitis B infection. However, mortality and morbidity associated with chronic hepatitis B could be prevented in a significant number of people (Standards for local surveillance and follow up of hepatitis B and C [Health Protection Agency]). There is considerable uncertainty over the number of people with chronic hepatitis B infection in the UK. In 2002, the Department of Health estimated that chronic hepatitis B affected 180,000 people in the UK. Other estimates put the figure for the UK as high as 325,000 (Hepatitis B Foundation UK 2007).
Migrant populations are now the main focus for identifying and testing for hepatitis B infection in the UK. It is estimated that 95% of people with newly diagnosed chronic hepatitis B infection are immigrants, who predominantly become infected in early childhood in the country of their birth. Most of the remaining 5% of people with UK-acquired chronic hepatitis B infection acquired it either through horizontal transmission between adults or through vertical transmission from mother to child.
enabling people to live better with this condition.
The quality standard for hepatitis B specifies that services should be commissioned from and coordinated across all relevant agencies encompassing the whole hepatitis B care pathway. A person-centred, integrated approach to providing services is fundamental to delivering high‑quality care to people with hepatitis B in primary and secondary care settings.
The Health and Social Care Act 2012 sets out a clear expectation that the care system should consider NICE quality standards in planning and delivering services, as part of a general duty to secure continuous improvement in quality. Commissioners and providers of health and social care should refer to the library of NICE quality standards when designing high-quality services. Other quality standards that should also be considered when choosing, commissioning or providing a high-quality hepatitis B service are listed in Related quality standards.
The quality standard should be read in the context of national and local guidelines on training and competencies. All health and public health practitioners involved in assessing, caring for and treating people with hepatitis B in primary and secondary care settings should have sufficient and appropriate training and competencies to deliver the actions and interventions described in the quality standard.
Quality standards recognise the important role families and carers have in supporting people with hepatitis B. If appropriate, health and public health practitioners should ensure that family members and carers are involved in the decision-making process about investigations, treatment and care.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Dreadful Sea Shanties are a salty dog - roots rock band from Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Dreadful Sea Shanties are a mix of folk/rock/country/blues delivered with the swagger you'd expect by a couple salty dogs from the North Atlantic Coast. They create a sound so synonymous with Americana coastal music that you can close your eyes and swear that you can smell the salt air.
Their debut album, "An Old Soul" was released in 2013 on Dead Bunny Records. This was the first release by the record label. Matt Rott played all instruments, recorded, mixed, and mastered all 10 tracks on the album at Dead Bunny Studios. Since then, the album has been played on numerous radio stations in the US and Europe.
In 2015 they are releasing their second album "From The Depths" on Dead Bunny Records. This album will include 10 brand new songs showing a new flare and excitement within the band and bring you new fun tracks such as "I Must Find," "Lost In The Pines," and "Gone Before You Know."
In 2015 they have also released a EP called "Curiosities & Oddities" showcasing 5 tracks of rare, unreleased material including some covers of some old times favorites such as :Gospel Ship" by The Carter Family and "Driftwood At Sea" written by the one and only Jimmie Driftwood.


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Providing Quality & Service, since 1978.
Our unrivalled service helps our clients put their best foot forward in an increasingly competitive market place. As a company, we pride ourselves on the work we do, offering a full 360 solution for all your needs from design services, exhibit systems, portable displays, exterior & interior signage, vehicle wraps, corporate branding & brand development. No matter the budget we apply the same attention-to-detail to all projects, offering creative solutions and management from the initial design to production and installation.
Introducing our new Panoramic Systems display line!
There are reasons clients stay with us for the long haul – quality, service and value.
Signature Graphics is proud of the long-term relationships we maintain with clients. We believe they last because of our deep commitment to maintaining a high standard of excellence and the fact that we never take anything for granted.
Year after year, we deliver exceptional results –from original designs to exceptional production and coast-to-coast professional installation. We never back down from a daunting challenge and we’re always willing to step up at a moment’s notice.
If you’re in need of a partner with whom you can go the distance, we should talk. Whatever your needs — from vehicle graphics for a national fleet; to signage for a national chain; to managing your trade show assets and logistics, Signature Graphics is in it for the long haul.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


text: James, Kimberly G., "MUSI 195.21: Applied Study I - Voice" (2013). Syllabi. 607.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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How to unlock iPhone ios 12 Passcode, iCloud activation tutorial / no hacks. Today i am going to showing you how to unlock your iPhone. Currently, there is 3 types of locks / unlocks so first you have your passcode locking imagine you forgot your passcode your phone will be locked. The second lock can you have the network unlock which means that your phone’s carrier network. The third one which is the iCloud lock.
iPhone Disabled or Forgot Passcode, How to Fix and Restore Using 3u Tools Without iTunes. let’s start for the passcode lock this is by far the most common lock but there is a solution in case you forgot the passcode. good news and bad news about this kind of unlock so the good news is that there’s a solution and you will be able to access your iPhone again, however, your iPhone information will be deleted so you should have made a backup somewhere in your computer or in iTunes and after restoring you backup all again you are completely safe unless your phone has iCloud lock . this different history. To unlock carrier network you will need IMEI information, to get that just type in your device *#06# and you will find a 15 digit number. The next step goes to an iPhone unlock carrier webpage like the unlockriver.com and fill the form to unlock your iPhone carrier.
For iCloud fist step is check you IMEI or SN in iCloud Activation check, there you confirm your iPhone is locked and needs to be unlocked. also y then and first your IMEI imeipro.info to understand if your iDevice is LOST CLEAN OR STOLEN. follow this tutorial solution to remove iCloud on legit method. You can unlock via Server, GSX, apple service, jailbreak, and other methods.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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The Jester is an archetype that lives for the moment. Nothing pleases them more than experiencing emotions to the maximum. The name of this archetype is pretty self-explanatory; they're the ones with the infectious laughs and a bag full of jokes.
“Fun” is their middle name, and they have an insatiable desire for as much of it as possible. Their light-spirited nature prevents them from dwelling on problems and issues for long, allowing them to get over anything and everything at an accelerated rate. Virtually nothing can break them down or put their lives on hold. Jesters breeze their way through life with their bright thoughts and hilarious interpretations.
However, the Jester can often times be incredibly difficult to deal with. They almost never take anything seriously, and having a serious conversation or discussion always leads to the Jester turning it all into one big joke. As a matter of fact, such behavior is usually interpreted as inappropriate or even offensive. But the Jester simply can't help himself, they take pride in knowing that they're hilarious, and seize every opportunity they can to display their sense of humour.
As invincible as the Jester may seem at first glance, there are several Achilles' heels that exist in their archetype. They have an intense fear for not being able to make people laugh. That statement is as true as it is laughable. Nothing scares them more than being boring or mundane, and they exert every effort that they have to be otherwise.
Additionally, Jesters are also weak when it comes to managing their time. Because of their light-spirited nature, they have little regard for the way that they spend their time, which often leads to them wasting it. They're usually late for appointments and spend far too much time on unproductive things.
The Jester needs to challenge himself or herself with incorporating productive tasks into their day. The only thing that we have on this earth is our time, and wasting it would be a complete shame. Jesters need to invest themselves into organizing their lives if they intend to achieve more out of it. It's one of the fundamental principles of self-development and expanding an individual's horizons. Who knows, it might even be beneficial to the Jester's sense of humor.
Apart from that, the Jester also needs to learn how to open up to the people close to them. While dropping one-liners and turning serious situations into gags are the Jester's specialty, taking things a little more seriously once in a while will show people that there's a different side to you; a side that they'll appreciate since it isn't displayed often. Doing so would also allow the Jester to achieve a much deeper understanding of who they are and what they want.
Naturally, Jester's aren't typically the most wealthy individuals in terms of financial success, unless they've mastered the ability to manage their time. Although, it isn't unheard of for Jesters to find immense wealth by tapping into their charisma and enthusiasm. Their performance-based personalities make them memorable individuals, which can lead to opportunities that might not necessarily be presented to archetypes. However, in order to seize these opportunities, the Jester must first learn to manage his or her time.
Conversely, there's no need to fret if financial riches aren't occupying the mind of a Jester. This archetype is able to experience joy like no other. In that sense, money might not make them happy. Instead, they find the most joy in bringing smiles and laughters to those around them; and that's where their wealth truly lies.
Jesters are usually all-around healthy individuals, but there is one thing that they often struggle with. Jester's are not usually in touch with their inner selves. Their ability to mask their deepest emotions can often times convince themselves that these emotions don't even exist. However, they do surface every once in a while, and when they do, the Jester has no idea how to manage it. Their only solution is to mask it again, or bury them further than they did before.
This isn't the healthiest way to handle it, since all of these emotions are being constantly bottled up. It's important for a Jester to learn how to express their inner emotions and experience them firsthand. This will go a long way in helping Jesters when it comes to understanding themselves, or if they ever encounter a situation or occurrence that's devastating enough to cripple them; which is bound to happen some day.
The love life of a Jester can either be highly simple, or extremely complicated. There is simply no in-between for them. Their charismatic performances might put them at an advantage when it comes to attracting attention, but it rarely helps them in forming deeper bonds with potential partners.
Jokes are great in social situations, but during one-to-one interactions and romance, the Jester usually fails to make a positive impression. In order to resolve this, Jester's need to learn to speak from their hearts and not rely on their big bag of jokes to cover up their feelings.
It'll help the other party to understand the Jester at a much more profound level, and will in turn help to form the much-needed emotional connection for a serious relationship.
Is your archetype the Jester?
Take the archetype quiz to discover you archetype now!.

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Eight attributes explained social isolation the best: people with disabilities, children, older adults, low-to-no income, less than high school education, people of color, women, and renters. Further, people with limited English proficiency were highly correlated with all eight social factors.
Social isolation has been validated as being driven by social vulnerability via link analysis based on the literature, correlation analysis (citywide and within neighborhoods), and regression analysis further solidifying the strong relationship between social isolation and social vulnerability. For this reason, social isolation was used as the primary social factor to examine vulnerability at the neighborhood level.


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SF Moto and You3Dit teaming up for the SFmotomype Challenge. Why is it making sense?
Nancy – SF Moto: Motorcycles and riders have a symbiotic relationship. A motorcycle cannot operate without a rider controlling and balancing it. A motorcycle must fit the rider’s body as well as style and usage. I often use this example with my customers, motorcycles are a lot like shoes. If the shoes don’t fit properly, you won’t wear them. If you don’t feel comfortable on the motorcycle, you won’t ride it. Your high heels, although super fly, are not what you wear when you want to go hiking. Just like shoes, the motorcycle must fit your needs. Motorcycles often need modification to be comfortable and useful, similar to adding Dr. Scholl’s insoles. This is where customization comes in. 3D printing can take customization to a much more personal level.
SF Moto and You3Dit want to provide tools for the modern day motorcyclist to achieve their needs. In the past, personal customization was very time-consuming and very expensive for riders. We believe 3D printing has a place in this industry as well as in others. SFmototype is a great way to introduce 3D printing to the motorcycle community and a great way for 3D printing enthusiasts to learn a bit more about the world of motorcycle riding.
You3Dit and SF Moto chose to partner because Thomas Campbell, the Operations Director at SF Moto and 3D printing enthusiast, took a 3D printing class from Dr. Chris McCoy, CEO & Co-Founder of You3Dit, at TechShop SF. A few more happenstance meetings at a local Philz coffee shop in San Francisco, where the two chatted about their love for 3D printing and for motorcycles, and the event was born. Chris and Thomas dreamed of bringing to life, the ability to make anything, anywhere with just a simple napkin sketch. And this is only the start…we have plans to do similar events with the wedding industry, snowboarding / skiing industries, road biking / mountain biking industries and more.
Nancy, you have been working in the motorcycle industry for the past 10 years, how is it to evolve in such a male-dominant industry?
Nancy – SF Moto: It feels great! At first, it was difficult, especially since I was not a rider before I started working in the industry. I love to ride and with the experience, I gained confidence and excelled. A lot of motorcyclists are males with big egos. These attitudes are easily diffused by confidence, knowledge, and experience. I can also read people very well, that helps a lot. My goal is to help them make the best decision for themselves. Every customer appreciates that. I am quite proud of my sales team because we all possess these skills, and our customers respect us.
Do you see parallels with other industries, such as tech?
Nancy – SF Moto: In regards to motorcycles and 3D printing yes! Parallels all over the place! Motorcyclists are passionate and the sport attracts all types of people from every industry. I feel that 3D printing is the beginning of a new way of creating, viewing and finding solutions to various barriers such as specialized hardware, tools, and parts. Motorcycles are a great avenue to generate interest in this growing industry.
Why building the SFmotoType Challenge?
Nancy – SF Moto: We at SF Moto strive to be on the cutting edge of technology. We wanted to step outside the box and have a more modern type of event to generate a new excitement amongst motorcyclists. The time is right to introduce the concept of 3D printing to an ever-growing population of motorcyclists, all with different needs.
SFmototype is a Motorcycle Prototype 3D Design Challenge! We have invited customers and motorcycle enthusiasts to submit drawings and design ideas for motorcycle related items such as specialized tools, parts, and accessories. From just a sketch on a piece of paper, or a photo collage, You3Dit helps create the CAD files for the prototype printing. Printing takes place at SF Moto in our 3D Printer bot farm. Follow us online and/or submit an entry by posting to our channel on Instagram & Twitter: SFmototype. We have 5 printers printing, 3 Type A Machines and 2 Printrbots. Currently, we are in the middle of our design challenge and the printers are printing new prototypes every day. Contestants can come in and see their prototypes printing. Customers shopping for motorcycles are intrigued by what is going on. Most have only heard of 3D Printing and have never seen it in action. It is an exciting time to check out what is going on at SF Moto.
Lori – You3Dit: You3Dit’s vision is to help anyone turn a sketched idea into a solid object. We had been looking for an industry to test out this sketch-to-solid experience in an actual retail space and SF Moto was the perfect team to partner up with. To make it a little more fun, we decided to make it into a design and prototyping competition!
This event has also been a great opportunity to bring together key players in the 3D printing industry and motorcycling industry to do something a little “outside of the box” and exchange business ideas. It’s been very encouraging to see so many of our sponsors embrace the idea of a prototyping challenge and encourage their own customers to customize parts outside of their traditional consumables.
What are the expectations of 3D Printing in the motorcycle industry?
Nancy – SF Moto: Wow, this is a great question. I think the concept of 3D printing in the industry is still very new and expectations are unknown still. I would like to see a variety of 3D printers in motorcycle shops with design engineers on hand.
In the last 10 years, I have met riders from all walks of life with different needs. One young lady, in particular, had a problem with her left ankle. She could not bend it enough to shift a manual motorcycle or reach down and touch the ground with her toe. She came into the shop looking for solutions. She wanted to shift the motorcycle using a hand control rather than a foot control. Back then, the only motorcycle I have to offer her was the Zero Electric Motorcycle, no shifting required! For her, it was too tall. She couldn’t risk injuring her ankle which already was lacking a range of motion. I had no answers for her. I mentioned that she could try to find someone who may be able to fabricate something for her.
If we had 3D Printers and designers on hand to assist making this young lady’s’ dream of riding come true, it would have been amazing and life changing for her! This is one example of a motorcyclist with special needs. There are many of us out there. Sometimes it can be as simple as, “ How can I carry my coffee to work on my bike?” We have a contestant who designed a cup holder for a motorcycle! We have others making brackets to hold glucose monitors on handlebars, so blood sugar levels can be monitored on long rides. We also have specific tools being created to make frequent maintenance just a little simpler for the people doing their own maintenance. We are so proud of our contestants and the courage they have shown by submitting their ideas!
I would also like to see major manufacturers embrace the idea of having branded 3D Printers at dealerships to print items that are being ordered and installed regularly such as gaskets, seals, filters and possibly other hard to find parts. (Jay Leno’s garage was a huge proponent of 3D printing for this exact reason.) How could this affect the whole dealership experience? Could we cut down on costs to the customer? Could we save time and energy associated with shipping and warehousing parts? How much space and time can a shop save if inventory could be cut down to filament and a couple 3D Printers?
Lori – You3Dit: Coming from the 3D printing side of this industry mashup, our expectation is that 3D printing can really show motorcycle riders that almost anything is possible to be manufactured using modern design software and 3D printers. Accessibility is key. If they have a concept for a new decorative piece for their helmet, a mount for their smartphone, a new tool to make greasing their chains easier…we want SFmototype to act as a springboard to get involved and bring their idea to life. They have the opportunity to create either a one-off accessory or possibly to launch their own motorcycle part business…but it all starts with a sketch. You’re already cool for riding a motorcycle…but you become a rockstar motorcyclist when you show off a tool / concept / accessory you designed for the sport itself.
What kind of material is usually used? And why?
Lori – You3Dit: For consumer-grade 3D printing, plastics such as PLA, ABS and PETG are common. These are rather durable plastics, some are easier to use than others. Our filament partners: Cubicity, Esun and Breathe3DP all sell filament–the materials used in 3D printers–that have a range of benefits and capabilities. For example, Cubicity has a variety of technical filaments from Voltivo to make your 3D prints look like Aluminum for example. They also carry TwoBears natural BioFila filament which makes your 3D prints look organic, soft toned and are produced with recyclability in mind. Esun Industries provides PETG that we use on our Type A Machines 3D printers with heated build plates and the printed parts are used for more heavy-duty applications.
But consumer-grade 3D printing and their materials are only a starting point. We have machines in our You3Dit network which can 3D print in ceramics, metals, organic materials, rubbers and more.
Nancy – SF Moto: For SFmototype, we are using plastic filament provided by our sponsors, Esun and Cubicity for our prototypes. These prototypes are not meant to be real parts. They are prototypes to see if the idea will actually fit the build for the contestants’ application. For example, we have one client who has already been prototyping parts and then once he’s got the right design, has the parts or tools printed and/or machined.
Nancy – SF Moto: Although the 3D printing industry has been around for quite some time, I think now we will begin seeing a rapid increase of interest and expansion. I feel the tech industry is well-versed in 3D printing but knowledge and information are lacking in the general public. 3D printing must be brought to the attention of everyone. Events such as SFmototype will help increase awareness of what 3D printing can do now and in the future.
Recently, I saw a 3-D printer on display and printing in a local Costco. This is a great way to expose 3-D printing by getting it into an area where a large audience can see it working in person. I’d like to see 3D printers such as the Type A Machines and Printrbot in the homes of regular people. Tools like this can inspire the imagination. There could be a new breed of inventors and makers.
As far as a world impact, I’d like to see people designing and building their own household items. How much would this impact the environment? Could it make an impact globally on greenhouse emissions by not having so many vehicles burning fuel for transportation of products? Could we eliminate excess packaging and trash? I know filament companies are using recycled materials in some filaments. Can new ways of recycling be created? Could this help families in poverty across the globe by being able to create simple products? How can 3-D printing impact the studying of our planet? Could we map out seismically active areas based on measurements and use this technology to predict earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in the future?
The more people with access to tools like this, the more ingenuity can be developed and cultivated in this world. Knowledge is powerful and inspirational. Our world has drastically changed over the last 150 years. People with ideas and money to back them have pushed the human race forward. 3D printing could break down the cost barrier for many people with ideas. It is exciting to think of all the possibilities, especially with our children growing up so exposed to technologies such as cell phones, tablets, and the internet….Remember, the internet has been around since the mid 1990’s. Look how far we have come in such a short amount of time!
Lori – You3Dit: I think people think of 3D Printing right now as “super cool” and a bit of a hobbyist’s activity. I also believe we are only beginning to scratch the surface of the potential behind 3D printing today. I envision a day where digital designs can be sent across the world and physical parts can be made…3D printed… locally and more sustainably. I also envision a future where people are no longer ordering items made available to them, but thinking of a product that will meet their needs and be able to turn that idea into a solid, tangible product in a matter of hours.
There are a lot more technology improvements to be made in 3D printing, but there is also a huge need for education and awareness around design and the prototyping process. One of my biggest takeaways since joining You3Dit in early 2016 and in organizing this SFmototype event, is that changing the culture around how people think about consumables and customized products available to them is a big undertaking. When we show someone a 3D printed part and explain that it was created a day after it was described to us, people are impressed. But when we ask someone “what would you like to create?” we’ve seen that people are generally a bit uncomfortable thinking up something from a blank page. There’s huge opportunity here, and I think 3D printing is part of that path to helping people think outside of their everyday options. I think 3D printing will improve and revamp the future of manufacturing and also bring people closer to their inner latent creativity.
Nancy – SF Moto: Women are naturally going to push this industry forward! Our minds are the best mass produced creations on this planet! This goes hand in hand with getting the tools in the hands of the right people. The more exposure and education we can put in the hands of confident, creative women, the better! We inspire each other! In my personal experience as a woman, inspiration from other women has been a key factor in many of my life choices, I suspect the same goes for most women!
Lori – You3Dit: I believe 3D printing education and awareness events (like SFmototype, TechWomen or MakerFaires) where women have the opportunity to get their hands ON some 3D printing and are given the opportunity to create something from a sketch will help women (and men) become more comfortable with the process of 3D printing. You3Dit recently partnered with Autodesk and taught a rapid prototyping class using 3D printing to a group of women leaders from around the world during TechWomen in SF. It was amazing how quickly these women went from saying they’d never seen 3D printing to picking up Fusion360 during a 30 minute course, to sending their STL file over to us and seeing a 3D printed model of an airplane they had modeled begin to print. From there, we had so many inspiring conversations with the women later that night about what they wanted to make with 3D printing when they returned to their home countries and how they might leverage a global service like You3Dit. One woman, in particular, was in the fashion business and to see her face light up when she realized she could potentially 3D print patterns to piece together a dress for her small business was incredibly inspiring.
Nancy – SF Moto: I am proud to say that in the last 10 years, I have inspired female motorcyclists and continue to. I know this because these women make sure that I know I have impacted their lives. I also know that all female motorcyclists inspire people, including men and not just from a competitive standpoint. Motorcycling is a skill. Women inspire each other. As far as female motorcyclists go, we are out there! We are racing, commuting, teaching and enjoying life. We are free spirits and we choose to ride!
Curious to know more about the challenge and even join it? Check it out here!


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WASHINGTON -- An Iowa egg producer at the center of a nationwide outbreak of salmonella apologized to a Congressional panel on Wednesday and admitted that his family operation "got big quite a while before we stopped acting like we were small."
"What I mean by that is we were big before we started adopting sophisticated procedures to be sure we met all of the government requirements," the egg producer, Austin J. DeCoster, said in testimony before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee. He is the founder of an egg empire that has been linked over three decades to multiple deadly outbreaks of salmonella poisoning in many states.
Mr. DeCoster's company, Wright County Egg, and another company, Hillandale Farms, recalled more than 500 million eggs last month after health officials traced salmonella bacteria that sickened more than 1,500 people to those companies.
A subsequent inspection by the Food and Drug Administration found that the barns of the egg producers were infested with flies, maggots and rodents, and had overflowing manure pits. Records unearthed by Congressional investigators showed that tests of Wright County Egg barns had shown the presence of toxic salmonella bacteria for years prior to the outbreak.
"We were horrified to learn that our eggs may have made people sick," Mr. DeCoster, who is known as Jack, said in a shaky voice. "We apologize to everyone who may have been sickened by eating our eggs."

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Silverlight BusyIndicator is not a new thing in Silverlight. It was first added in Silverlight 3 Toolkit in November 2009 release (if I am not wrong). In this post I will describe about this for those who wants to know about it.
So, What is this Busy Indicator? Busy indicator is a tool which you can add in your Silverlight application to show a loading indication to your user while saving some sort of operation in database. Generally it is useful when you calling your WCF Service to store something in server or retrieving some data from server.
<TextBlock Text="Silverlight Toolkit Busy Indicator Demo" FontSize="36"
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Here on button click, first of all I am setting the busyIndicator.IsBusy to true and setting a delay of 3 seconds to show the indicator for demonstration. During this time, the progress bar will be visible to the screen and the whole content will be disabled.
After 3 seconds of interval it will come back to it’s original state the the progress dialog will be hidden automatically.
If you have any queries or feedbacks, don’t forget to write about that. I will be really very pleased to answer your queries as soon as possible.
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A while ago I wrote an article about my most sentimental possession. A word processor that I’ve used to write almost every single article you’ve read on this blog, not to mention dozens of short stories, scripts, NaNoWriMo novels, journal entries, college essays, and other writing easily totaling in the millions of words. I bought my AlphaSmart freshman year of college eight years ago and it’s been with me through some of the most important years of my life. But recently it’s started skipping letters while I type with it, which means it’s time to retire the oldest piece of technology in my arsenal.
As mentioned, I used my AlphaSmart heavily throughout college. As an English major, I was always juggling multiple writing assignments at once, and I had a problem with getting distracted by the internet. The AlphaSmart let me hike out to the picnic tables (or the Panda Express) and write without worrying about the many distractions that come with a computer. A friend of mine had one and we used to use its infrared function to pass notes in class. Its battery life was another perk; every summer my family hikes out into the Sierras for a week and my AlphaSmart let me continue writing in a format I could upload to my computer when I get home. After college I moved to San Francisco, then Ohio, then Texas, then back to California. That, coupled with my job representing Legends of Equestria at pony conventions meant I spent a lot of time on trains and planes, another environment where I preferred the AlphaSmart as there weren’t always outlets to plug a computer into. I’ve also been to Europe several times, meaning my AlphaSmart has seen Britain, Scotland, France, Greece, Rome, Italy and Germany. It really feels like the end of an era that it won’t be with me anymore.
The real question is what to do now. The most obvious idea is to just buy another AlphaSmart, though the company went out of business years ago and I’ll need to buy one secondhand from sites like Amazon or eBay. But I am also considering trying a new device called the Freewrite that only recently came out. Marketed to writers, it’s basically a portable mechanical typewriter that comes with cloud support, so you can upload your writing directly to Google Drive. According to its FAQ it has every advantage that I enjoyed with my AlphaSmart, from long battery life to simple USB compatibility to sizable on-board storage. In addition, the mechanical keyboard and E-Ink Screen are both features I’ve used in other devices and would definitely be improvements to the AlphaSmart’s LED screen and laptop-style keys. But I’m grappling with the $500 price tag, because I’d rather get a better desktop computer if I’m dropping prices like that on tech. I’m also a bit worried about those giant white keys, I feel like the Freewrite would break if I stored it in my backpack like I’ve always done with my ultra-durable AlphaSmart.
So I’ve got a decision to make. But worst case scenario, I’m more than prepared to buy another AlphaSmart, and heck maybe a backup so I can be good for another 16 years. My first AlphaSmart was everything I could have hoped for, and the conclusion of its eight-year lifespan is more a testament to its extreme capability than a reason for mourning. As Dr. Seuss would say, don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.


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He’s won the campaign war. Now comes the postwar.
If you like postwar Iraq, you’ll love the rest of Howard Dean’s presidential campaign.
But the mission isn’t accomplished, any more than it was in Iraq. Dean has toppled the previous front-runners, just as Bush toppled Saddam. Now the attacking is over, and the defending begins. And as Bush knows, the postwar can turn a lot uglier than the war.
What does Dean need defending against? You name it. Gephardt has dredged up quotes in which Dean bashed Medicare and said he would consider raising the Social Security retirement age. So, Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union, brags onstage that SEIU’s endorsement gives Dean the support of the country’s biggest health care union. Gerald McEntee, president of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, says Dean will make sure Medicare and Social Security are “adequately funded.” The testimonials reek of defensive language. In his speech, Stern says his members are “totally comfortable” with Dean’s positions on health care issues. That’s like a white person saying he’s “totally comfortable” with the black family next door.
The bigger problem is that Dean’s blood is bluer than his collar. The labor guys onstage know it. That’s why they brought a third union, the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, into this event. SEIU claims 1.6 million members. AFSCME claims 1.4 million. IUPAT claims 140,000. Numerically, that’s a rounding error. But symbolically, it’s important. AFSCME represents government workers, and SEIU represents service workers. Without hard hats on stage, Gephardt’s buddies in the manufacturing trades could easily dismiss this event as Sissies for Dean. Hence the painters, who stand behind Dean in black T-shirts and hard hats, making clear that they’re not talking about van Gogh.
Unfortunately, Dean doesn’t blend in too well. He enters the hotel in business attire, then ducks into a side room to don a green AFSCME T-shirt and purple SEIU jacket. His mistake is leaving his tie on. As he takes the stage, the knot of the tie pokes out above the collar of the T-shirt, making it look as through he’s wearing a preppy green sweater under his sailing jacket. McEntee, a bruiser, hoists Dean’s hand and rallies the crowd with bellowing cheers. Dean grins awkwardly, like a lawyer who has wandered into the wrong bar.
On its own, I don’t think this class mismatch will kill Dean in a general election. But in combination with his position on Bush’s tax cuts, it’s fatal. McEntee says the rich made out like bandits under the tax cuts “while the rest of us are kind of lucky to get a dime.” Dean tells the crowd, “Sixty percent of us got $304. And you know what? You didn’t even get $304,” since state and property taxes went up to compensate for lost revenue. On its face, it’s a losing argument: Bush gave you so little money that Dean needs to take it back. That’s one postwar fight Bush can expect to win.


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Dan Cole will face Toulouse in a winner-takes-all Heineken Cup clash mindful of the ghosts of Leicester's recent past that will haunt him and his team-mates until they become champions of Europe again.
The Tigers and England prop, a certainty to pack down for his country against Scotland at Twickenham in 13 days' time, has never ventured further than the quarterfinals in Europe's premier club competition - which is the round Leicester aim to reach by beating the French giants at Welford Road.
Failure to win will end the Tigers' European dreams - with Toulouse taking the group - and extend the length of time since they last were champions of Europe to 11 years, a period which has seen them twice beaten in the final.
Cole, 25 and a huge Leicester fan as a boy, is tired of thinking about the exploits of his heroes and wants the team to emulate the era of Martin Johnson, Neil Back, Martin Corry and Austin Healey.
'You look at that great team Leicester had at the turn of the century,' said Cole. 'Johnson, Back, Kay, Rowntree, Cockerill, Garforth, Corry, Healey... all great players, and all Leicester legends.
'But their time has come and gone and we have to look to the future, not live in the past. Unfortunately, it's inevitable when the last time we won the Heineken Cup was in 2002.
'I've never played beyond a quarter-final, which was in 2009. We reached the final, only to lose to Leinster, but I was 23rd man that day and an unused sub on the bench for the semi. I've nothing but respect for the generation of players at Leicester before us, many of whom I looked up to as a kid and as a young academy player.
'To win the Heineken Cup in successive seasons in 2001 and 2002 was an incredible achievement but, by Leicester's standards, it was a long time ago.
What gives Cole hope is a crop of young England stars at Leicester, himself included, who have come from the academy together, although he has a word of warning as well.
'I do see similarities between the Tigers team today and the Tigers team who were kings of Europe,' said Cole. 'Most of the Leicester greats came through the academy together and got better and better.
'When you look at the current team, the likes of Ben Youngs, Tom Youngs, Manu Tuilagi, Tom Croft, Toby Flood, myself perhaps, we're all still young men who can expect to be better individually and collectively.
Standing in Cole's way, though, are a Toulouse team with even more European history, a team with the same standards and expectations and a team who will also win the group and qualify for the knockout stages if they beat Leicester.
In October, when the teams met in France in the first game of the pool stages, Toulouse were deserved 23-9 winners.
Cole expects a different conclusion this time.
'I'll look around the dressing room and I'll see the likes of Tom Youngs and Louis Deacon, Julian Salvi and Marcus Ayerza, and I'll know they'll give their all. That gives you so much confidence. Toulouse will be very dangerous from anywhere on the pitch and our game must be close to error-free to prevent any counter-attacking.
England coaches will watch with bated breath as some of their first-choice players for the RBS Six Nations take on mighty Toulouse, but Cole sees the positives.
But will Cole and his team-mates still be in the Heineken Cup?