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TEXT #2 (olastr)

Art workshop Heritage was established in 1990. Only professional art restorers of the highest and first categories with the great practical experience at the largest museums of St. Petersburg and Moscow work in our workshop.

First of all, making an exact copy of a painting we collect all the information about the painting and the painter. We have our own electronic database of photo reproductions including 65,000 paintings. All reproductions are of tremendously high quality that you can see any fine detail. We examine the texture and study the techniques of colors and primer application, their compositions, smearing and smudging techniques. If the originals of paintings are available in museums of St. Petersburg, we go to see them in the museum.

To create an exact replica of master copy we first thoroughly examine the outer paint layer. We try to understand exactly what colors, and even brushes, the artist used and which techniques of applying color layers he could use.
We also carefully study how the master prepared the basis – a canvas or wood panel – for his future work; how he applied the primer, underpainting and the first layers of paint; how he achieved the transparency of colors transitions.

Painting copies of old masters’ masterpieces we try to reproduce the picture as it was 500 years ago, when the artist had just finished his work. In fact, time takes its toll and many pictures now no longer look as they were before: the colors have faded, the lacquer has turned yellow, and so on.

TEXT#3 (alimat1)

Art workshop "Heritage" was founded in 1990. Only professional artists and restorers of the highest and first master category work in our studio. They have had an extensive practical experience in the largest museums of St. Petersburg and Moscow.

While creating exact copies of paintings, we previously gather all the information about the painting and the artist who has created it. We have our own electronic database and photo reproductions, numbering 65 000 paintings. All reproductions are of such quality that they allow to see every detail on it. We investigate the surface structure, methods of application and compositions of coating, layers of paint and character strokes. If original paintings are in the halls of Saint Petersburg's museums, we examine them on the spot.

To create an accurate "master copy" we thoroughly examine the surface of the paint layer, trying to understand exactly what colors (and even brushes) were used by the artist, what techniques he could use in overlaying the paint colours.
We also carefully explore the method which was used by the master for the preparation of the base (canvas or wood panel) of his future work, how he brushed on the ground colour, put a colorful underpainting, the first layers and the way he achieved the transparency of colour transitions.

When making copies of masterpieces of old masters we try to reproduce the picture as it was 500 years ago when the artist just finished his work. This is due to the fact that time gets its way and many of the paintings don't look now as they have looked before: paint has faded, the varnish has yellowed, etc.

>>291150
They're all bad translations, probably owing to the remit of translating the non-English original sentence-by-sentence, but #1 is the best.

#1 sounds like a native speaker with decent writing skills got asked to translate something sentence-by-sentence, and did the best he could. The other two read like ESLs translating out of their native language: as well as having an unnatural structure, there are incorrect or unusual word choices and many grammatical mistakes, some of which are pretty elementary.

>>291153
>first categories
Isn't a phrase that means anything in English
>with the great practical experience
attributes don't get an article; the "the" shouldn't be there.

>>291154
>highest and first master category
If that's correct, it's jargon, and if it's jargon it's not appropriate language to be using for the target audience.
>>291154
>While creating exact copies of paintings, we previously gather all t
"While" is incorrect (#1 got it right), because it implies no connection between the two activities ("while I was on the bus to work, I saw two guys walking a zebra"); the correct word is "when" ("when I get the bus to work, I never arrive on time").

I don't know. Sorry!

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>>291136
>girl

Haruno Shiobana, i guess. I saw her on Twitter...

>>291124
what genre would you classify the song?

i think it's jazz?

bumping for hope

I honestly had no fucking idea what this even was until I Googled for it, and even then I'm still not sure. Some kind of photoshop filter?

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>>291062
How's this?

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>>291099
After looking it over again, I decided the 9 in the top right needed a little touching up. I think it looks okay as long as you don't specifically look for signs of shopping.

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>>291105
Third times the charm, realized wrong month number in the bottom date.

If your hair is naturally receding, you're fucked. There's no way to revive dead hair follicles - they are dead. Your only options are to own it, or get hair transplants.

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I'm so sorry OP, I just couldn't help myself...

>>291037
OP is cute

update: looks like I solved it, the back of the rubberdome its self had some dirt on it, wiping it off fixed it

>>290990
did you know? walmart sell new keyboards for $5.

What exactly do you want?

Something that has meaning but doesn't look edgy af. Kinda winter themed design based off of the logo i posted, its a white logo so its hard to see, but its there. The background is transparent.

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>>290949
too lazy to finish it

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This is what I get on both devices when inserting it

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>>290927
And this when I click the notification

Ha the exact same thing happened to me a week ago when I updated my s7 cant format in the computer, can't format on the phone, it's essentially bricked

No clue what to do, but it really doesn't make sense that the card is damaged at least, did you also do something with your phone or sd card recently?

>>290903
Mate, you don't need a fancy looking resume. I got loads of praise from mine and all I used was the MS Word template. Just make sure there is no spelling/ grammar issues (get friends/relatives to proof read) keep it at no more than 2 pages, you sell your self and cover the following on it.
Name/contact details.
Objective/blurb/summary about yourself (1 sentence)
Education
Employment/Volunteer work.
Skills (technical / physical) (these don't even need to be fancy, saying you are skilled in using MS Word etc is actually quite useful for employers)
Personal Attributes.
Hobbies/interests (so you don't seem like a boring ass)
and your referees.
There's of course more to write depending of the type of job you're going for (for example putting a website/github link showcasing your shit).

>>290903
>industry professional
Which industry?

Just use one of Google's templates.

https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/?ftv=1&tgif=c#

>>290894
I literally know almost nothing about nuclear energy or NPPs but here's what i found that could get you started.

>nuclear material & energy generation
27 tonnes of fuel is needed for a standard 1000MWe nuclear reactor each year
The standard LWR has a generating capacity of 328.4 Gigawatts (idk how to convert to MWe) as of 2009 according to the IAEA
Pressured Water Reactors (type of LWR) produces around 900-1600 MWe

Feel free do do some kind of conversions here or whatever to find out the exact amount needed for a PWR or maybe someone else can do it for you idk

>type of radiation
Sites mainly talked about ionizing radiation being produced from NPPs, which include alpha particles, beta particles, gamma rays, and neutron

I found all of this by basic google searches which mainly led me to different wiki pages and some other organizations sites (just google light water reactor, pressured water reactor, and each of your questions; play around with the wording to get different results). Again I have have no clue what I'm saying here so feel free to look into it yourself based on the info I found above.

>>290909
thank you very much annon

>>290894
-how to calculate rads
Roentgens are calculated by how much R/hr you receive over a period of time. R/hr is calculated by your distance and shielding in between you and a radioactive isotope. By law any member of the public cannot be allowed within an area where they receive more than 2 mR/hr.

Rads are basically the measurement of your absorbed dose which is directly tied to the Roentgens in the air where you are. The standard is, if a room of people were shot with 500 R of radiation, half of them would die. So basically, the amount of shielding in power plants completely protects the public from radiation, only exception would be in the event of a meltdown.

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>>290856
is this good enough

>>290868
Yes, thank you anon!

>>290868
>gif

bump ?

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>>290844
Les Conards - "Comme Des Connards" (parody of The Knack - "My Sharona) from "Les 11 Commandements":

Music video: https://youtu.be/UJks4DIsTUM
Scene from the movie: https://youtu.be/2fOnhDXxRE4
Full movie: https://youtu.be/NDtIjFUn0hM
"My Sharona": https://youtu.be/BR2JtsVumFA

Both the movie wiki page and the discogs page for the cd single only mention "Comme Des Connards" as the parody:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_11_commandements
https://www.discogs.com/Les-Conards-Comme-Des-Connards/release/5651245

The back of the cd single credits Doug Fieger & Berton Averre, the writers of "My Sharona":

http://www.cdandlp.com/michael-youn/comme-des-connards/cd-single/r116486897/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Sharona

hi
i need help as well does anyone know this song from tom and Jerry but do not know the name. i heard it last week on the radio

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1hy01dF8huI

That does sound fun. I have no idea myself but I am interested.

bump :/

There are tons on boards like that.
Well hardly tons I guess but a few.

Its not really fun. Just annoying when you make a typo.

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>>290784
vector file
https://tknk.io/POMX

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Best I could do
>https://mega.nz/#!700DDZhZ!qmJ8m6tZOyg5D4wJWatIpiManINc6SFAA-I6m9me3ek

>>290794
>>290798
good shit