From 395f7109b2544cd1ace33a6027a0078d65fb1722 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mtrela <mtrela@syncad.com>
Date: Tue, 24 Nov 2020 11:31:46 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Modifications of patterns because mock-reblogs were
introduced
---
.../account_notifications/max_limit.pat.json | 4 +-
.../account_notifications/min_limit.pat.json | 4 +-
.../account_notifications/steemit.pat.json | 4 +-
.../created/max_limit.pat.json | 733 +++++------------
.../created/max_limit.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../created/min_limit.pat.json | 2 +-
.../created/min_limit.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../get_ranked_posts/created/mutes.pat.json | 555 +++++--------
.../created/mutes.tavern.yaml | 4 +
.../created/mutes_indirect.pat.json | 555 +++++--------
.../get_ranked_posts/created/my_gtg.pat.json | 6 +-
.../created/my_gtg.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../created/my_gtg_limit_1.pat.json | 2 +-
.../created/my_gtg_limit_1.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../get_ranked_posts/created/tag_all.pat.json | 565 +++++--------
.../get_ranked_posts/hot/my_gtg.pat.json | 6 +-
.../get_ranked_posts/hot/my_gtg.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../hot/my_gtg_limit_1.pat.json | 2 +-
.../hot/my_gtg_limit_1.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../max_limit.pat.json | 761 ++++--------------
.../max_limit.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../min_limit.pat.json | 2 +-
.../min_limit.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../truncated.pat.json | 2 +-
.../get_discussions_by_feed/gtg.pat.json | 2 +-
.../pre_appbase.pat.json | 2 +-
.../get_state/blocktrades.pat.json | 6 +-
.../get_state/blocktrades.tavern.yaml | 1 +
.../get_state/blog_abit.pat.json | 4 +-
.../get_state/blog_abit.tavern.yaml | 1 +
30 files changed, 928 insertions(+), 2303 deletions(-)
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/max_limit.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/max_limit.pat.json
index 0ef96273..f409ff32 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/max_limit.pat.json
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/max_limit.pat.json
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
[
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- "id": 21474836480917519,
+ "date": "2016-09-15T19:47:15",
+ "id": 21474832185950223,
"msg": "@funny reblogged your post",
"score": 60,
"type": "reblog",
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/min_limit.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/min_limit.pat.json
index 5ae3b576..2b92c80e 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/min_limit.pat.json
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/min_limit.pat.json
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
[
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- "date": "2016-09-15T19:47:18",
- "id": 21474836480917519,
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"msg": "@funny reblogged your post",
"score": 60,
"type": "reblog",
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/steemit.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/steemit.pat.json
index 97cd9511..f077c2c5 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/steemit.pat.json
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/account_notifications/steemit.pat.json
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
[
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- "date": "2016-09-15T19:47:18",
- "id": 21474836480917519,
+ "date": "2016-09-15T19:47:15",
+ "id": 21474832185950223,
"msg": "@funny reblogged your post",
"score": 60,
"type": "reblog",
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/max_limit.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/max_limit.pat.json
index f1788e61..e1c3b0bc 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/max_limit.pat.json
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- "body": "<center></center>\nHello Steemit, this might be something that can change your life. Muscle pain is inevitable, it can be an old injury, or just something that suddenly start irritating you and it will not stop. Having over worked muscles or your posture compromised causes a lot of kinks and knots in our body. Having deep tissue massage is great for alleviating pain. \n\n\n<h4>The benefits of have a deep tissue massage: </h4>\n* Increases blow flow in the body which causes healing to improve\n* Reduces inflammation\n* Loosen tight muscles cluster\n* Improve overall blood pressure \n* Breaks up scar tissue\n* Stress reliever. \n\n90 percent of the people who read this knows that massages are great. I'm an anomaly, I am not a fan of massages but I do believe in the benefits. I do help out the family when I was younger when they asked for massages and I have a natural talent for it. They were confused and would ask how did I know what to do to fix their back. it still remains a mystery til this day. There are many reason why people can't get massages because of the inconvenience, money, or unavailability which brings me to...\n\n<center> <h3>Lacrosse ball</h3>\n\n[Peanut Lacrosse ball](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0140NJXY6/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0140NJXY6&linkCode=as2&tag=lasted-20&linkId=1edab9bdbe3612327d257f4edd57cfb5)\n</center>\nThis improve many of my family's lives when they started using it. My mother, dad, brother, and uncles all are a huge fan of these. The idea of lacrosse ball is to place it either on a wall and lean into or placed on the ground and lay on top of it to target stubborn pains and aches caused by tight muscles. It is used by many athletes but also adored by people that hate the idea of working out. The purpose (for example) is to place it somewhere on your back where it is the most uncomfortable and leave it there for around 20 - 30 seconds so that your muscle in that area would slowly release itself. What I personally do is to put 2 of these under my desk roll my feet with them. \n<center> <h3>Foam roller</h3>\n\n[Foam Roller](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KAEJ3V8/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00KAEJ3V8&linkCode=as2&tag=lasted-20&linkId=08ef65112539bb10114ba72a89ab1edd)</center>\nThey are great for the overall body. Less intense as the lacrosse ball but they can improve your posture as you roll on top. Here you also do the same thing as the lacrosse ball you lay on top of it and find a tender spot and hold it there for around 20 - 30 seconds if you can and move to the next spot. I don't advise rolling the lower back since your spine is already curve in and your creating more of a sway back. This improve circulation on your thighs, side torso, chest, or any part of your body that can rest on top of this.\n\n<center> <h3>Theracane</h3>\n\n[Theracane](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PRMCJU/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000PRMCJU&linkCode=as2&tag=lasted-20&linkId=e0fcdc173eac78ceda3dccef5b82dcaf)\n</center>\n\nThis is the first thing I purchased when I had tense shoulders because I had a laptop bag which was a sling style bag. The uneven weight distribution caused intense pain and knots in my shoulder which I had no way of stretching it out. During that time I was a student living in the dorms. No car, not a lot of money, and it was super inconvenient to travel one hour to see a physical therapist for a massage. This was introduced to me by my brother who has knots majority of his life because he had bad posture. I gave it a go and it worked! This is great for people who are in a chair and can't just lay down on the floor suddenly like in an office setting. This can be used when reading something on your computer or anything that doesn't requires hands you can start using this to help reduce the pain on your shoulder and neck. \n\nThese three products I always use if I feel that my muscles are tight or overworked that particular day. They are always in hands reach and has improved my over knot issues. Have a great day Steemit, hope this helps!",
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I\u2019ve been creating comics my entire life, and thus, creating characters along the way. Once I began disciplining myself with taking writing more seriously, I discovered other helpful tools to aide in the creation process. I began taking inventories, outlining in depth documentation of each characters lives, affiliations and personalities. </p>\n<p>Character profiles are something I\u2019ve done for 20 years. I mimicked my favorite fantasy artists like Gerald Brom, Boris Vallejo and the one and only, Frank Frazetta. I\u2019d seen pencil sketches of their concept designs with monsters, heroes and heroines, and just did my best to emulate them. 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I don\u2019t want to come across like I\u2019m the authority on these complex, disciplined skills; I\u2019ve only been seriously absorbing the art for a couple of years. I imagine, however, there are quite a few new writers, artists and creators here, navigating their own discoveries and process. With that in mind, [and in the spirit of all the things that makes Steemit great for me personally] here a few techniques I use to further my writing and a few resources I\u2019ve found helpful in house, right here on Steemit.</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Real-life Inspiration:</strong> As mentioned, take inspiration from people in life. Friends, or even family. Accentuate the personalities. Exaggerate the quirks or circumstances. For me personally, it\u2019s a big help to to have someone in mind when drawing, and developing a character.</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Character Inventories:</strong> Write up an involved character inventory [\u2026sometimes called a character bible]. 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They\u2019re usually free, and they\u2019re a great place to launch in to naming a character. Often times, once you have a name, more of the personality and background unfolds organically. <a href=\"www.seventhsanctum.com\">www.seventhsanctum.com</a> has an excellent list of name generators tailored specifically for several genres and character types.</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Research:</strong> This is one of those things that seems obvious, but I challenge you to go deeper. For my ghost story, I started researching life in the mid-1800\u2019s in the Southwest and Dust Bowl of the United States. As I dug through historical sites, I found some of the events of that time. A few hours in, I read about droughts and plagues, which would have been rich content for a story, but going even deeper, I read about these crazy grasshopper plagues! Even deeper, I found accounts of specific families and individuals that described enormous clouds of locusts that swept through their homes and ate everything, including the clothes off their bodies! I encourage you to obsessively push through references, way past where most people would get their first idea and start writing. Beyond that is where you\u2019re going to unearth something truly unique and memorable. I\u2019ve already written a treatment for this epic locust plague in my ghost story [\u2026sort of nervous about what that\u2019s going to be like to draw, though].</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Don\u2019t Lose The Magic:</strong> For me, the magic happens in the moments before I fall asleep. Without fail, that\u2019s where I get my best, originally ideas. Sometimes it\u2019s just a small line a dialog. Other times it\u2019s as vague as a plot point. It\u2019s a tough discipline to wake yourself up and write it down, but that [\u2026for me] is where the magic happens. It\u2019s invaluable, and worth the trouble of having to fall back asleep. I jot things down in the Notes app of my phone. I have some friends that just wake up and make audio recordings. You might get your best ideas during different times. Sometimes I have brilliant moments on long drives. Either way, document it! You\u2019ll be glad you did.</p>\n<p>Honestly, Steemit has been a revolution for me as well. Since the platform is incentivized, there is a tremendous wealth of references on writing, drawing, how-to\u2019s. Beyond that, I spent much of my time reading and curating novels and short stories posted by the authors bringing their work to the site. Just this morning, I found a comprehensive article by @jamielefay titled <a href=\"https://steemit.com/steemit/@jamielefay/steemit-and-the-future-of-book-publishing\">\u201cSteemit and the future of book publishing\u201d</a>. 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@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@
# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
# For these communities some posts were created, therefore an original result is different from original pattern.
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts as well.
includes:
- !include ../../../common.yaml
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/min_limit.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/min_limit.pat.json
index b83e0fb2..2e3137d6 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/min_limit.pat.json
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+++ b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/min_limit.tavern.yaml
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@
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# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
# For these communities some posts were created, therefore an original result is different from original pattern.
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts as well.
includes:
- !include ../../../common.yaml
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index 2dd4991d..f731878d 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/mutes.pat.json
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},
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He did not have a lot of time for dating with his work schedule. \n\n*To top it off, the smell of burnt fries that clung to him even after an hour in the shower was hardly an aphrodisiac.*\n\nThe girl put one hand on his chest and stood on tiptoe, pressing tight against him. \u201cOh, don\u2019t kid yourself; you just happened to be in my way.\u201d She laughed, scornfully, and pressed a hidden button at the top right corner of the door. Weapons rained down with a crash, and she quickly chose two handguns, handing one to Jack. \n\nShe pressed the button again, and the remaining weapons zipped back up into position. Jack had to grip the gun in his hand firmly to keep it from joining them.\n\n\n\n**\u201cElectro magnet,\u201d she said and opened the door, moving out, weapon first.**\n\n\u201cI knew that,\u201d Jack said. He flattened himself against the hallway wall, like a TV detective. The magnet had occurred to him, but in his addled state, he had not really grasped the concept. 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His human consciousness was getting stronger by the minute.* \n\nHe had even started getting color back in his cheeks, and Jack was beginning to notice that the man seemed oddly familiar, the more human he became. \u201cCould be a side effect of this Nosher thinking,\" he guessed.\n\n\u201cThey're right behind us,\u201d the girl hissed to one of the roaches. \u201cBlast the next thing that comes down those stairs, you got me?\u201d \n\n**The bug clicked and hissed.** \n\n*Jack assumed it was a yes, because the two giant insects moved in and took up positions on either side of the hall.*\n\nJack bolted out the door and was relieved to see the Rabbit zip up just in time. Phineas sat behind the wheel, and the Things were nowhere in sight. Behind them, they heard the roaches open fire, and then a huge blast echoed down the hall. \n\n\n\nA gust of wind barreled out the door, raining cockroach guts over the three escaping figures. 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@@ -1,6 +1,10 @@
---
test_name: Hivemind bridge_api.get_ranked_posts created patterns test
+ # Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
+ # For these communities some posts were created, therefore an original result is different from original pattern.
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts as well.
+
marks:
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One lady looked at me and smiled \"We paid the guys to look the other way, it will be fine!\" I didn't even bother to comment as I had aleady known there was no point...</p>\n<h3>GETTING INTO A PRIVATE EVENT</h3>\n<p>It was the three of us - my BF, his friend and I. We wanted to do some clubbing and the friend decided we should go to a very trendy bar in the heart of Moscow. He had a loyalty card there and was well known among the bouncers. We didn't really look the part, but a hefty fee paid for each of us (by the friend) was enough to let us in...</p>\n<p>That was a minor party. Let's talk about the big stuff, involving bigger money!<br>\nIf you know someone, who knows someone, who knows someone you might be able to (legally) attend the dress rehearsal of the famous Victory Parade in May (the 9th to be exact). It costs about 10k (137 Euro, 116 Pounds , 153 Dollars) Watch fragments of the video below to see the magnitude of what I am talking about. </p>\n<p>The whole thing is long, play with it a little bit. The good stuff starts at about 40 minutes. <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4qBu3EvraPWezHbaC7npIQ\">Source</a></p>\n<p>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EI3FYynz-Q</p>\n<p>To enter the actual parade however, you need to be a prominent member of the society (e.g. ex-military) or someone famous or filthy rich :)</p>\n<p>The event itself is quite impressive and for soldiers taking part in the march it is an honor among honors. <br>\nWe had the privilege of living 15 minutes on foot from the Red Square so we saw all the preparations and marches right outside our windows (till 11pm at night...)</p>\n<p><img src=\"https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3OMfOqwX2pQ5BYeql8V1tg4J6VcMzG75pLD-nhsfHw0BYFLEQOQSeVl-sVdEkDwS6VfPco-FukpjwQONwimoOhzzT4GIPDt_VGbJfNDYaltTvEcyOFK5do7PZD1-tjDW0nxKYhUQdxG4yoxX6ZS590fMaveLKSI2Voz579yTME9U8D7UgN7R3ufBrAcq0KV8kA9VqMVxryabh2X_jBiMnP3Uwjj_hrWn3ARzHggZMRuo3G3ORSKDpoqcBA25bRDeWHe7nVT4X58NolQ4yY8HVjzyUr4zDneI8dy_eHnSf0F0FBZ8kn4NQQ3ueVR84tu-Ot64CZb9a1SetmKmupvAxBbuS8z3jBsvCECD8A5jz9qevTOkgHEbV0z2hVteH64gCLg3OI9mRVqw2GWAYwNSUlGGtwCxmwXq3p_j_igwncarIhIF2HX_bV0ACrucmewR6IiIdVfaKKAO9g2ycLbJRr_SBwE9TxBND9ar0R267Grzq5SHywG71h1nxZnXInW-HQ2l1cou8zqdiEUanqkeSbgIunZVNBcEnYYinmF-WZd5y0_Luc8rdDYy0GlKAtAJ4z0-woKDs6d_XKWhiWsYOAW3rWwCe3cJylK_6H7wNO2PlBKL=w1163-h775-no\" width=\"1162\" height=\"775\"/></p>\n<p>PS. 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They were up to top speed in a matter of seconds.*\n\n**\u201cFind a me a safe dime!\u201d Phineas yelled, standing as he worked the pedals and tried to see over the steering wheel at the same time.**\n\n\u201cWhat?\u201d Jack yelled over the whine of the engine.\n\n\u201cDime, a dimension, get us out of here.\u201d Phineas pleaded.\n\nJack opened the glove compartment and fiddled with the controls, but nothing happened.\n\n**\u201cDamn, guess I have to do everything, Phineas grumbled, \u201chere, take the wheel.\u201d** \n\n*The Leprechaun ducked under Jack\u2019s arms as he grabbed the steering wheel from his position in the passenger\u2019s seat.* \n\nPhineas leaned across the stick shift, his feet working the pedals as he started manipulating the glovebox controls. Jack\u2019s view through the windshield changed every few seconds. It was making steering from the passenger\u2019s seat even more of a challenge.\n\n*Meanwhile, Jake hunkered down in the back seat. 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--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/my_gtg.tavern.yaml
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@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@
marks:
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# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts( 'post_id' are changed ).
includes:
- !include ../../../common.yaml
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index e0d22baf..a1da0888 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/my_gtg_limit_1.tavern.yaml
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/my_gtg_limit_1.tavern.yaml
@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@
marks:
- patterntest
# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts( 'post_id' are changed ).
includes:
- !include ../../../common.yaml
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/tag_all.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/bridge_api_patterns/get_ranked_posts/created/tag_all.pat.json
index a14d1acc..fd3491be 100644
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"percent_hbd": 10000,
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"updated": "2016-09-15T19:47:39",
"url": "/hive-117600/@abit/anaconda01"
},
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+ "hide": false,
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+ "url": "//@test-reblog-02/parrot-02"
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+ "updated": "2016-09-15T19:47:15",
+ "url": "//@test-reblog-01/parrot-01"
+ },
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"updated": "2016-09-15T19:44:00",
"url": "/steemit/@agartha/i-hack-monero-xmr"
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After beginning the nursing: we make the toilet of the patient who is totally dependent. We get up in the chair. For others, we must educate, continue the actions he has learned with the therapist in the individual care, the patient should regain maximum independence so they can go home and take care only . It's a job that can last from 3 months to 6 months beyond, we can not do anything for them. </p>\n<p><img src=\"https://www.steemimg.com/images/2016/09/15/souleve-malade-foldyadb08.jpg\" width=\"480\" height=\"640\"/></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Headline in this service is: you come to bed but you leave again walking. </p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Sometimes, we fail either because the patient does not want a return to autonomy, or because the patient is too ill. 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All stories depicted here either happened directly to people I knew, or were described to me as a <em>it's-russia-get-used-to-it </em>anecdote.<br>\nYes, I will be talking about corruption and paying people under the table for things but bear in mind that even though it seems like a common practice definitely not all people do that and not all people experience the phenomenon.</p>\n<h3>A ROUTINE POLICE CHECK<strong> </strong></h3>\n<p>It is said that it is extremely wise to keep 2k-5k Rubles (about 28-68 Euro, 30-77 Dollars, 23-58 Pounds) in your registration papers at all times. They tend to disappear when you get your documents back from the officer... If one does not have such loose change, the guy tends to make one's life difficult. \"<em>You were speeding\", \"You didn't stop at the STOP sign\", \"You're light is out\" </em>etc. Driving is another interesting phenomenon in Moscow. You might think that since the metro is so packed, the streets will be empty. On the contrary, but I will not get into that right now as that makes a completely different post... However, what I will tell you is how one of my students passed her driving exam, which leads us to...</p>\n<h3>PAYING TO PASS AN EXAM</h3>\n<p>After her first failed attempt, my student looked at her instructor/examiner and asked: \"Could you please tell me what I did wrong, so I can work on it in the future?\" He stared back at her surprised and announced: \"Well, you didn't pay me extra, what do you expect?!\" At that point even I was shocked - \"So people openly tell you they want money?!\" \"Get used to it Kasia, It's Russia....\"<br>\nNeedless to say, she was forced to pay the second time around and surprise, surprise, she passed....<br>\n<br>\nI taught English in a company. I came one week, and saw that everyone was kind of in a rush and slightly agitated. I asked what the problem was and they said they were waiting for an audit. I remember wishing them good luck... One lady looked at me and smiled \"We paid the guys to look the other way, it will be fine!\" I didn't even bother to comment as I had aleady known there was no point...</p>\n<h3>GETTING INTO A PRIVATE EVENT</h3>\n<p>It was the three of us - my BF, his friend and I. We wanted to do some clubbing and the friend decided we should go to a very trendy bar in the heart of Moscow. He had a loyalty card there and was well known among the bouncers. We didn't really look the part, but a hefty fee paid for each of us (by the friend) was enough to let us in...</p>\n<p>That was a minor party. Let's talk about the big stuff, involving bigger money!<br>\nIf you know someone, who knows someone, who knows someone you might be able to (legally) attend the dress rehearsal of the famous Victory Parade in May (the 9th to be exact). It costs about 10k (137 Euro, 116 Pounds , 153 Dollars) Watch fragments of the video below to see the magnitude of what I am talking about. </p>\n<p>The whole thing is long, play with it a little bit. The good stuff starts at about 40 minutes. <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4qBu3EvraPWezHbaC7npIQ\">Source</a></p>\n<p>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EI3FYynz-Q</p>\n<p>To enter the actual parade however, you need to be a prominent member of the society (e.g. ex-military) or someone famous or filthy rich :)</p>\n<p>The event itself is quite impressive and for soldiers taking part in the march it is an honor among honors. <br>\nWe had the privilege of living 15 minutes on foot from the Red Square so we saw all the preparations and marches right outside our windows (till 11pm at night...)</p>\n<p><img src=\"https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/3OMfOqwX2pQ5BYeql8V1tg4J6VcMzG75pLD-nhsfHw0BYFLEQOQSeVl-sVdEkDwS6VfPco-FukpjwQONwimoOhzzT4GIPDt_VGbJfNDYaltTvEcyOFK5do7PZD1-tjDW0nxKYhUQdxG4yoxX6ZS590fMaveLKSI2Voz579yTME9U8D7UgN7R3ufBrAcq0KV8kA9VqMVxryabh2X_jBiMnP3Uwjj_hrWn3ARzHggZMRuo3G3ORSKDpoqcBA25bRDeWHe7nVT4X58NolQ4yY8HVjzyUr4zDneI8dy_eHnSf0F0FBZ8kn4NQQ3ueVR84tu-Ot64CZb9a1SetmKmupvAxBbuS8z3jBsvCECD8A5jz9qevTOkgHEbV0z2hVteH64gCLg3OI9mRVqw2GWAYwNSUlGGtwCxmwXq3p_j_igwncarIhIF2HX_bV0ACrucmewR6IiIdVfaKKAO9g2ycLbJRr_SBwE9TxBND9ar0R267Grzq5SHywG71h1nxZnXInW-HQ2l1cou8zqdiEUanqkeSbgIunZVNBcEnYYinmF-WZd5y0_Luc8rdDYy0GlKAtAJ4z0-woKDs6d_XKWhiWsYOAW3rWwCe3cJylK_6H7wNO2PlBKL=w1163-h775-no\" width=\"1162\" height=\"775\"/></p>\n<p>PS. 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He did not have a lot of time for dating with his work schedule. \n\n*To top it off, the smell of burnt fries that clung to him even after an hour in the shower was hardly an aphrodisiac.*\n\nThe girl put one hand on his chest and stood on tiptoe, pressing tight against him. \u201cOh, don\u2019t kid yourself; you just happened to be in my way.\u201d She laughed, scornfully, and pressed a hidden button at the top right corner of the door. Weapons rained down with a crash, and she quickly chose two handguns, handing one to Jack. \n\nShe pressed the button again, and the remaining weapons zipped back up into position. Jack had to grip the gun in his hand firmly to keep it from joining them.\n\n\n\n**\u201cElectro magnet,\u201d she said and opened the door, moving out, weapon first.**\n\n\u201cI knew that,\u201d Jack said. He flattened himself against the hallway wall, like a TV detective. The magnet had occurred to him, but in his addled state, he had not really grasped the concept. 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His human consciousness was getting stronger by the minute.* \n\nHe had even started getting color back in his cheeks, and Jack was beginning to notice that the man seemed oddly familiar, the more human he became. \u201cCould be a side effect of this Nosher thinking,\" he guessed.\n\n\u201cThey're right behind us,\u201d the girl hissed to one of the roaches. \u201cBlast the next thing that comes down those stairs, you got me?\u201d \n\n**The bug clicked and hissed.** \n\n*Jack assumed it was a yes, because the two giant insects moved in and took up positions on either side of the hall.*\n\nJack bolted out the door and was relieved to see the Rabbit zip up just in time. Phineas sat behind the wheel, and the Things were nowhere in sight. Behind them, they heard the roaches open fire, and then a huge blast echoed down the hall. \n\n\n\nA gust of wind barreled out the door, raining cockroach guts over the three escaping figures. 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I learned how to format full script for comics and graphic novels [\u2026you can read the finished <a href=\"www.theiacomic.com\">THEIA</a> script in my previous blog, <a href=\"https://steemit.com/writing/@kommienezuspadt/full-script-of-theia-sci-fi-comic-book-theia-exclusively-on-steemit\">\u201cFull script of THEIA sci-fi comic book! Exclusively on Steemit!\u201d</a>]. This was a big divergence than my hack and slash snake comics with Neal [\u2026who\u2019s stories progressed with each turn of the page, like a Miyazaki film, but really horrible].</p>\n<p><img src=\"http://www.madeineighty.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/steemit0105.jpg\" width=\"800\" height=\"1132\"/></p>\n<p>It was during the process of writing the first draft for <a href=\"www.theiacomic.com\">THEIA</a> that I realized all these years I\u2019ve been so drawn to comics, the real allure for me was story telling and character creation, even more than great art. I\u2019ve been creating comics my entire life, and thus, creating characters along the way. Once I began disciplining myself with taking writing more seriously, I discovered other helpful tools to aide in the creation process. I began taking inventories, outlining in depth documentation of each characters lives, affiliations and personalities. </p>\n<p>Character profiles are something I\u2019ve done for 20 years. I mimicked my favorite fantasy artists like Gerald Brom, Boris Vallejo and the one and only, Frank Frazetta. I\u2019d seen pencil sketches of their concept designs with monsters, heroes and heroines, and just did my best to emulate them. I used to draw the typical front, side, three-quarter and head sketches as a reference bible [\u2026granted, much easier when it was just snakes].</p>\n<p><img src=\"http://www.madeineighty.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/steemit0106.jpg\" width=\"800\" height=\"519\"/></p>\n<p>I\u2019ve been enjoying a renaissance of creativity since committing to doing comics full time, and character creation is where I spend most of my time. THEIA is still my priority as I have an active <a href=\"www.theiacomic.com\">Patreon</a> campaign and those pledging support are doing so for that particular title. I do, however, have two other stories I\u2019m developing which are currently knee deep in the character creation process. A Bukowski-esk pulp crime genre during the late 80\u2019s following a private investigator throughout his struggle with sobriety in Queens, NY.</p>\n<p><img src=\"http://www.madeineighty.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/SketchUpdate004.jpg\" width=\"800\" height=\"1130\"/></p>\n<p>The other is a dark ghost story taking place in the mid-1800\u2019s, surrounding a recently deceased, troubled soul that finds himself caught between the realm of the living, and the afterlife; unable to pass for fear of judgement after a life of heinous acts. The characters in this story were inspired by my most interesting friends, and obscure tales of macabre lore during the industrial revolution and the Southwestern US history.</p>\n<p>I wish I was further along in my pursuit of story telling, world building and character creation. I wish I had decades of experience to share here on Steemit. I don\u2019t want to come across like I\u2019m the authority on these complex, disciplined skills; I\u2019ve only been seriously absorbing the art for a couple of years. I imagine, however, there are quite a few new writers, artists and creators here, navigating their own discoveries and process. With that in mind, [and in the spirit of all the things that makes Steemit great for me personally] here a few techniques I use to further my writing and a few resources I\u2019ve found helpful in house, right here on Steemit.</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Real-life Inspiration:</strong> As mentioned, take inspiration from people in life. Friends, or even family. Accentuate the personalities. Exaggerate the quirks or circumstances. For me personally, it\u2019s a big help to to have someone in mind when drawing, and developing a character.</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Character Inventories:</strong> Write up an involved character inventory [\u2026sometimes called a character bible]. A reference of everything you can imagine that defines that character. Their ethnicity, background, where they were born, how old they are, where they went to college, their diet, etc. It\u2019s tedious if you\u2019re working on a character heavy story with a big \u201ccast\u201d, but it pays dividends. Once you have those inventories, you can stick characters in situations and the story literally writes itself. If you have a character that\u2019s a passionate vegan, you can immediately come up with dozens of possibilities if they were accidentally locked in a butcher\u2019s freezer. Same with politics, religious, social issues. It really unloads much of the burden of dreaming up a brilliant scene.</p>\n<p><img src=\"http://www.madeineighty.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/steemit0107.jpg\" width=\"800\" height=\"1765\"/></p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Name Generators:</strong> Name generators are something I rely on quite a bit. There are many available online. They\u2019re usually free, and they\u2019re a great place to launch in to naming a character. Often times, once you have a name, more of the personality and background unfolds organically. <a href=\"www.seventhsanctum.com\">www.seventhsanctum.com</a> has an excellent list of name generators tailored specifically for several genres and character types.</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Research:</strong> This is one of those things that seems obvious, but I challenge you to go deeper. For my ghost story, I started researching life in the mid-1800\u2019s in the Southwest and Dust Bowl of the United States. As I dug through historical sites, I found some of the events of that time. A few hours in, I read about droughts and plagues, which would have been rich content for a story, but going even deeper, I read about these crazy grasshopper plagues! Even deeper, I found accounts of specific families and individuals that described enormous clouds of locusts that swept through their homes and ate everything, including the clothes off their bodies! I encourage you to obsessively push through references, way past where most people would get their first idea and start writing. Beyond that is where you\u2019re going to unearth something truly unique and memorable. I\u2019ve already written a treatment for this epic locust plague in my ghost story [\u2026sort of nervous about what that\u2019s going to be like to draw, though].</p>\n<p><strong>\u2022 Don\u2019t Lose The Magic:</strong> For me, the magic happens in the moments before I fall asleep. Without fail, that\u2019s where I get my best, originally ideas. Sometimes it\u2019s just a small line a dialog. Other times it\u2019s as vague as a plot point. It\u2019s a tough discipline to wake yourself up and write it down, but that [\u2026for me] is where the magic happens. It\u2019s invaluable, and worth the trouble of having to fall back asleep. I jot things down in the Notes app of my phone. I have some friends that just wake up and make audio recordings. You might get your best ideas during different times. Sometimes I have brilliant moments on long drives. Either way, document it! You\u2019ll be glad you did.</p>\n<p>Honestly, Steemit has been a revolution for me as well. Since the platform is incentivized, there is a tremendous wealth of references on writing, drawing, how-to\u2019s. Beyond that, I spent much of my time reading and curating novels and short stories posted by the authors bringing their work to the site. Just this morning, I found a comprehensive article by @jamielefay titled <a href=\"https://steemit.com/steemit/@jamielefay/steemit-and-the-future-of-book-publishing\">\u201cSteemit and the future of book publishing\u201d</a>. Everything here, totally relevant if you\u2019re creating comics or graphic novels.</p>\n<p><img src=\"http://www.madeineighty.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/SketchUpdate011.jpg\" width=\"800\" height=\"1130\"/></p>\n<p>Keep writing, creating and sharing! More work from my comic,<a href=\"www.theiacomic.com\"> THIEA</a>, and other stories to come. I\u2019d love feedback and constructive criticism.</p>\n<p>I post daily. Follow me <a href=\"https://steemit.com/@kommienezuspadt\">@kommienezuspadt</a> so you don\u2019t miss a post.</p>\n</html>",
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diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/max_limit.tavern.yaml b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/max_limit.tavern.yaml
index 43aad6fd..18b44e2a 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/max_limit.tavern.yaml
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/max_limit.tavern.yaml
@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@
# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
# For these communities some posts were created, therefore an original result is different from original pattern.
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts as well.
includes:
- !include ../../common.yaml
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/min_limit.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/min_limit.pat.json
index 22b65926..f990a759 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/min_limit.pat.json
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"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "crocodile03",
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index f28cf3c1..cf630244 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/min_limit.tavern.yaml
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# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
# For these communities some posts were created, therefore an original result is different from original pattern.
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts as well.
includes:
- !include ../../common.yaml
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index a5be3f81..059d55f4 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_created/truncated.pat.json
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index 22b65926..f990a759 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_feed/gtg.pat.json
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"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "crocodile03",
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"replies": [],
"root_title": "powerful crocodile 03",
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index 22b65926..f990a759 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_feed/pre_appbase.pat.json
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_discussions_by_feed/pre_appbase.pat.json
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "crocodile03",
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+ "post_id": 1257963,
"promoted": "0.000 HBD",
"replies": [],
"root_title": "powerful crocodile 03",
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blocktrades.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blocktrades.pat.json
index 67eada2f..f49ba80a 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blocktrades.pat.json
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blocktrades.pat.json
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"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "crocodile01",
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"promoted": "0.000 HBD",
"replies": [],
"root_title": "powerful crocodile 01",
@@ -8288,7 +8288,7 @@
"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "crocodile02",
- "post_id": 1257951,
+ "post_id": 1257962,
"promoted": "0.000 HBD",
"replies": [],
"root_title": "powerful crocodile 02",
@@ -8319,7 +8319,7 @@
"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "crocodile03",
- "post_id": 1257952,
+ "post_id": 1257963,
"promoted": "0.000 HBD",
"replies": [],
"root_title": "powerful crocodile 03",
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index 250e8e13..0d29fb48 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blocktrades.tavern.yaml
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@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
# For these communities some posts were created, therefore an original result is different from original pattern.
# For these communities for account `blocktrades` were created 3 artificial comments. Permlinks: `crocodile01`, `crocodile02`, `crocodile03`
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts as well.
includes:
- !include ../../common.yaml
diff --git a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blog_abit.pat.json b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blog_abit.pat.json
index 7a172451..e898f00e 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blog_abit.pat.json
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blog_abit.pat.json
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"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "anaconda01",
- "post_id": 1257946,
+ "post_id": 1257957,
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"pending_payout_value": "0.000 HBD",
"percent_hbd": 10000,
"permlink": "anaconda02",
- "post_id": 1257947,
+ "post_id": 1257958,
"promoted": "0.000 HBD",
"replies": [],
"root_title": "powerful snake 02",
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index 42d2440d..699b2bab 100644
--- a/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blog_abit.tavern.yaml
+++ b/hivemind/tavern/condenser_api_patterns/get_state/blog_abit.tavern.yaml
@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
# Communities not implemented under 5 mln blocks, but some were created by mock mechanism.
# For these communities some posts were created, therefore an original result is different from original pattern.
# For these communities for account `abit` were created 2 artificial comments. Permlinks: `anaconda01`, `anaconda02`
+ # For mock reblogs there were created some posts as well.
includes:
- !include ../../common.yaml
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