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The municipality of Algorfa has its origin in the privilege granted in 1328 by Alfonso IV to the natives of the kingdom of Valencia, by which it granted the minor jurisdiction, also called alfonsina, to all those owners of rustic estates by the fact to constitute in them At least fifteen houses and settle to an equal number of families. This privilege was in force until the abolition of the fueros of the Kingdom of Valencia by the Decree of New Plant, dictated after War of Succession in 1714 with the proclamation of Felipe V like king of Spain.
On August 16, 1761, the owner of the lordship of Benejúzar, Juan Rosell and Roda, in his testament instituted mayorazgo on the hacienda called "de Algorfa" and other goods in favor of his nephew Francisco Ruiz-Dávalos y Rosell and within his Direct descendants, in their children Antonio and Josefa. The latter, with her husband Ignacio Perez de Sarrió, lord of Formentera, would obtain the Alfonsina jurisdiction for the estate of Algorfa, for which and fulfilling the requirement established in the privilege of 1328, ordered to build 16 houses in said property.
The year after the mayorazgo was created, he obtained the title of marquis of Algorfa, with the previous viscondado of Arneva, by Real Despacho of 3 of March of 1762.
By Real Provision given in the city of Valencia the 26 of June of 1790, Carlos IV, granted the spouses Ignacio Perez de Sarrió and Isabel Ruiz Dávalos, marquises of Algorfa, the Alfonsino privilege on the neighbors of the place recently founded in the inheritance of Algorfa, property of the expressed marquise.
As stated in the written documents relating to the town of Algorfa and its history, in the year 2015 is celebrated the 225th anniversary of its constitution as a neighborhood unit with administrative and political entity. In other words, it became, in 1790, what we now understand as a municipality.
Cayetano Aledo, Pedro Box, Ramón Gil, Mariano Espinosa, José Box, Francisco Mingues, Agustín Menogil, José Menogil, Pedro Quesada, Blas García, Andrés Soto, Andrés García, Francisco Ferrer, Antonio Giménez, José Martínez and Antonio Martínez. 16 first settlers of Algorfa and with his presence the following could be requested, before Carlos IV:
"… I beg to assert that, once these documents have been presented and exhived, it will be useful to declare that the said mixed jurisdiction, called Alfonsina, has been relinquished in my Party, and consequently to have the corresponding Excutorial Dispatch dispatched, so that it may exercise the aforementioned jurisdiction in The mode and form prescribed by the Laws in the new place of Algorfa. "
It was June 26, 1790 and Algorfa was born under a Royal Provision granted by Charles IV to the Marquis of the same name.
It is true that thanks to the great work of Father Furgús, archaeologist and Jesuit, it has been established that Algorfa had its first settlers in ancient times, the Neolithic in particular, III Milenio AC, but the first modern reference of this population we place in that Year of century XVIII.
This was the birth of this new population whose beginnings were not easy, as the neighboring towns of Almoradí and Rojales put many obstacles to the municipal independence of the newly created place of Algorfa, which was the subject of a long struggle between the Marquises de Algorfa and the bordering municipalities.
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Scholars in a variety of academic disciplines have started to critically explore exactly what is meant by the African middle class notion, and question its reality and relevance.
THE AFRICAN middle class is of huge interest to business. This was confirmed again recently by well attended seminars in South Africa's big cities to discuss "African Lions: groundbreaking study on the middle class in sub-Saharan Africa".
The study was motivated by the African Development Bank's diagnosis that (the African middle class) has grown by over 240% in just over a decade, and the bank defines 15 million households as now being middle class.
The narrow focus of the study is guided by a particular interest and echoes a poorly informed narrative about the structure of societies in Africa. It is void of any class related analysis and offers little bearing on reality. People are seen only as consumers with no political relevance.
The study was done by the University of Cape Town's Unilever Institute of Strategic Marketing and the global market research company IPSOS over 18 months in ten cities – Abidjan, Accra, Addis Ababa, Douala, Dar es Salaam, Kano, Lagos, Nairobi, Luanda and Lusaka.
It defines as middle class someone who has a daily income of between USD$4 and USD$70. He or she also has a disposable income; is employed or is running a business or studying at college; and has some secondary school education. According to this criteria, a whopping 60% of the urban population surveyed fall into this definition of middle class.
The researchers conclude that those who qualify as middle class have an average income of USD$12 a day and an average household income of USD$17 a day. Of these, a third had a full time job, while many ran mainly informal businesses.
According to the study, an estimated 100 million people outside South Africa have an aggregated spending power of more than USD$400 million a day.
It's clear that the research is motivated by economic interests, targeting the so-called middle class as the object of desire for retailers.
As the head of the institute explained, the core of the interest in the estimated ZAR1.3 trillion-a-month market was "a better understanding of the consumer landscape on the continent, (by exploring) aspirations, media consumption, buying patterns, brand relationships and much more (of such middle class)".
Similar interests by the private sector exist in business circles beyond the continent.
Large companies paid US$1160 and small ones US$510 to gain insights into the investment opportunities at a recent "Middle East and Africa Summit" in Stockholm. The second day was devoted to sub-Saharan Africa, which was described as having "a bulging middle class hungry for inclusion and more sophisticated consumer demands".
Such approaches perpetuate the original hype over the discovery of the emerging middle classes in the global South, defined in terms of higher living standards. They are measured on consumption and lifestyle related to Western products and status symbols.
But no insights are offered into how being middle class could be understood in a social context. This would include status and awareness as well as the political choices people make.
This would require a different, analytically much more ambitious grasp of the economic and political realities in African cities and indeed wider societies.
In the meantime, scholars in a variety of academic disciplines have started to critically explore the middle class notion. They properly investigate its meaning and definition. This is important because a middle class debate reduced purely to the exploration of consumer habits can only be used for self-serving purposes.
In contrast, the new scholarly efforts put an African middle class debate into more meaningful perspectives. They offer a deeper analysis of cultural factors and identities, consciousness, social positioning and relations to other groups as well as institutions and the state.
They are on their way to a proper class analysis and the policy options and implications by the social group or groups in formation.
The challenge is to look beyond the superficial number crunching that defines a middle class in purely income and expenditure figures, void of any further analysis of other relevant factors.
Such apolitical perspectives tend to put an ideological smokescreen around socio-economic processes. These rest on the assumption that relatively high economic growth rates suggest "progress" and "development". Meanwhile, little changes in the daily lives of most people.
Crumbs from the table of the haves don't lift them out of a fragile socio-economic habitat bordering on poverty. Many urban and rural people continue to exist in utter destitution.
Engaging with such challenges, exploring how being middle class could be understood and mobilised for social change, would require a different analytical grasp of the socio-economic and political realities in African societies.
Presumably, such different research findings would most likely not be of interest to the business. But, the more socio-politically motivated analyses might contribute towards raising awareness of the class structures perpetuated.
These are not fundamentally changed by a growing number of consumers, who are able to buy goods in the shopping malls and enjoy a "Western" lifestyle.
Rather, the advocacy and promotion of social justice and equality based on truly transformative social policies with deeper redistributive effects, could in the long run create a much larger and more sustainable market.
The Conversation, authored by Henning Melber, Extraordinary Professor, Department of Political Sciences, University of Pretoria.


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Tenneco's History
Tenneco's history as a stand-alone entity began in 1999, when the current company emerged from a conglomerate formerly consisting of six businesses -- shipbuilding, packaging, farm and construction equipment, gas transmission, automotive and chemicals. Through various public offerings, sales, spin-offs and mergers beginning in the 1980s, the company divested all of its businesses, leaving Tenneco Automotive as the remaining part of the original company. The automotive entities that remained, including a strong original equipment business and legendary aftermarket brands like Monroe and Walker, each with historic roots reaching back more than 100 years, showcase a rich history that helps define Tenneco today.
In 2005, the company rebranded its name to Tenneco, to better represent the expanding number of markets it served.
To support the growth of light vehicle production as well as the company's new market segments, Tenneco significantly expanded its global footprint during the early part of the 21st century, becoming one of the first automotive suppliers to establish operations in China.
At the same time, Tenneco significantly enhanced its engineering and manufacturing operations throughout the world, becoming a leader in developing clean air solutions to help its customers meet stringent emissions control regulations throughout the world. Tenneco was one of the first companies to commercialize diesel particulate filters (DPFs) in Europe in 2000, and today continues to lead the industry with important aftertreatment technologies for gasoline and diesel engines including selective catalytic reduction, advanced mixing technologies, gasoline particulate filters and hot and cold-end exhaust systems.
The company's advances in ride performance technology helped deliver comfort, performance and control to differentiate its customers' vehicles and its Monroe Intelligent Suspension portfolio of advanced electronic suspension technologies includes both adaptive and semi-active suspension systems. The company's suite of noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) products has also experienced significant growth globally in both the light and commercial vehicle markets.
After nearly two decades of growth, driven primarily by product and geographic expansion, Tenneco completed two acquisitions, helping position the company for a future of continued success.
The first came on October 1, 2018, when Tenneco acquired Federal-Mogul, a fellow automotive supplier whose roots date back to 1899, when, as the Muzzy-Lyon Company, the F-M predecessor began selling mill supplies and rubber goods along with a subsidiary called the Mogul Metal Company.
The acquisition of Federal-Mogul doubled the size of Tenneco – and allowed the company to add more than 25 aftermarket brands and a strong OE powertrain business to its portfolio.
Further, in January 2019, Tenneco acquired Öhlins Racing, a Swedish company with a more than 40-year record of excellence in developing advanced suspension systems – which now spans the automotive, motorcycle, mountain bike and motorsport industries, and is known for its innovation and close ties to the racing industry.
The relationship between Tenneco and Öhlins actually began in 1998 when the two companies began working together to develop electronic valve technology for automotive applications. In 2003, Tenneco and Öhlins jointly launched the first CES shock absorbers as standard equipment on the Volvo S60R performance car.
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Quotes & Notes | Portland Timbers 1, New England Revolution 1 | Apr. 2, 2017
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MLS POST-GAME QUOTES
Portland Timbers vs. New England Revolution
April 2, 2017 – Providence Park (Portland, Ore.)
Final: Portland Timbers 1, New England Revolution
Portland Timbers Quotes
Portland Timbers head coach Caleb Porter
On his evaluation of the game…
"We are obviously disappointed to give up the late goal. Never looked like we would, and that is something in this sport that we have all been through. These results – you give up a goal, you don't see it coming. It's looking like it's going to be two for us, game over. A lot of good little looks that could have been goals. Some other opportunities if the passes would have been better, if the crosses are a bit better, then that result is different. But that's the margins, the fine lines in this game, in this league. The play was very positive, overall on both sides of the ball, especially in the first half. The second half was good too. We had a lot of little half looks. [Fanendo] Adi has the cross with the header. Roy Miller had a header on a corner kick. Adi had another left-footed shot, where he was played in on a breakaway. He had one where he was probably taken down in the box. Guzman and Blanco a few good chances. We thought we deserved three points, but this game isn't about what you deserve, it's what happens. It's not the end of the world. It's a point, we dropped two points. We move on from it. We get back to work and we keep improving. We will look at this game, but overall this was a very positive performance. In fact in that first half it's hard to play much better than that. It was some of the best football we've played here. We will certainly look at that as a real positive. We have to do a bit better in the second half finishing and closing out the game."
On the performance of Marco Farfan, in making his home debut…
"Excellent. It's one thing to go play on the road, sometimes the pressure is off at little bit. To come at home and put together a similar performance like the one he had in LA, it just shows this kid, his future and I thought he was great on both sides of the ball. A really good performance out of him."
On the choice not to make any substitutions…
"It didn't look like anyone needed to be subbed off. Some years you have a really strong 11 and you leave guys on and sub less in certain games. It's that simple. I didn't feel like [Sebastián] Blanco needed to be subbed off. He looked good. [Diego] Valeri, Adi, I'm not subbing them off today. Darlington Nagbe either. So I thought that's where you are usually going to make the subs. The way we were playing with our back four it becomes a two with both outside backs getting forward. There's no reason to go three in the back because now you have one less number actually going forward. You are not going to take off a back when the game is level either. I thought those guys on the pitch would get the goal."
On if he's concerned about retroactive suspensions for opposing teams…
"There is nothing I can do about it. I do think that was one they should probably look at [Diego Valeri foul no call]. Why isn't it being called live? I don't know. I have no idea. Why was the PK not called either? That's a PK for me. Hand on the shoulder and it impedes him from going to head the ball. But we are not going to make this a habit of talking about officials. We are going to talk about the next game. We are going to talk about what happened in each game from a soccer standpoint, what was right and wrong and how I saw it. Certainly calls are part of the game, so I will sometimes comment whether I thought it was a PK or not, but not to make excuses."
On if Blanco having freedom limited the amount of penetration you could get to unlock the byline…
"Not at all. When you look at the game and you look at how many times our outside backs got around, penetrated, and you look at the amount of times that we got in positions where we could spring a guy or get a shot. They blocked a lot of crosses and shots that could have been goals. In fact that first half was electric. We didn't get the goals, but in terms of the football, it was big time."
On what the Revs did in the second half to make things difficult…
"I didn't think they did anything to make it difficult on us. I don't remember really many clears looks that they had. They obviously scored a goal off a miss clearance and on a cross deflected in. They did have a lot of crosses, we knew that. First half, they had a lot of crosses. Most of what they created was from direct play. Looking to play into their strikers and flick on and getting them on the end of crosses, but I thought we dealt with it really well over the 90 minutes except for the one that they scored. The second half was no different than the first. I don't think they created more chances in the second than they did in the first in terms of clear chances."
Portland Timbers midfielder Diego Valeri
On scoring the opening goal of the match…
"It was a nice goal. I just finished it. It was a good volley and play. We moved the ball well. I tried to be focused on the ball and finished it."
On dominating the possession in the first half…
"That's what we wanted. We played really well against Houston in the second half. That's the way we want to play. We couldn't do it well in the second half, and we [gave up] that late goal. It's disappointing about the result, but we need to keep building. There were a lot of positives. We'll scout it during the week. It looks like we lost two points, but we got one. Let's rest well and think of the next game."
On his recent goal-scoring form…
"I have a role here and I try to do it well. We think as a team. Individually, we each have a role, but we think as a team. We'll try to keep building from that.
On how the team's pressing creates momentum…
"That's what we want, to be honest. That's the way we want to play. We did it well against Houston in the second half. We did it well in tonight's first half, but it's a long season and we have a lot of games to do it. We're a little bit disappointed because I think we did enough to win the game."
Portland Timbers defender Marco Farfan
On what allowed him to get into a rhythm early on in the match in his home debut…
"I think just knowing I have the guys behind my back, knowing that they'll have my back. I went in with confidence into tackles, and it allowed me to play my game."
On things he's continuing to work on to improve his game and make the most of his opportunities…
"Defensively, the speed of the play and the movement of the attacking players. That's something I'm learning how to defend a little bit more efficiently. Once I get that locked down, I'll feel a little bit better."
Portland Timbers defender Roy Miller
On the backline playing well despite not getting a lot of time together…
"It's tough because they scored in the last six minutes. It's a bad feeling for us because we want the three points, but I think one point isn't bad because we're still in the first part of the season. We're at home and we want to win all the games here, but we just have to learn from today and look forward to the next game."
New England Revolution Quotes
New England Revolution head coach Jay Heaps
On getting a result in Portland…
"Great effort from the team, the guys really put in a great effort. We knew it was going to be a 90-minute game and we preached this week to get out there and give them our best. I thought our guys really rose to the occasion, because it's not easy to go down a goal, kind of an unfortunate goal to give up, but I thought our guys rallied and created chances. We had a run of chances during the end of the game."
On the resiliency shown by the team…
"Portland wanted that second goal and was really pushing for it, so we had to bend a little bit. As long as you don't break and give a little yardage here and there. There were maybe one or two chances across our face, but other than that I thought we handled things really well."
On heading home after two results…
"This is one of the hardest places to come in and their one of the best teams in the league, we want a measuring stick and to see what we had to do. We knew it was going to be tough, but we handled the situations well. Offensively, we didn't finish the plays we normally do, but that's what we've got to keep doing and be prepared to do it on the weekend."
New England Revolution defender Josh Smith
On making professional debut, in Portland, against the Timbers and on national TV…
"Unbelievable. Everyone knows here at Providence Park what an atmosphere it is, and it was great. Hats off to the coaching staff, they did a great job to prepare us. Hats off to my teammates, they did a good job to help me come in and play. It was a good point today."
New England Revolution forward Lee Nguyen
"After going 1-0 down, this is a great result. We knew it wasn't going to be easy coming into this place and going against this team, they've been on fire since the start of the season and this is one of the top attacks in the league. We said at halftime if we could keep it 1-0 that we would have a chance to come back and that's what we did."
On the resiliency of the team…
"We took a lot of pressure in the first half, that was a hard fought half by the boys and we were able to keep that mentality going in the second half. We knew at some point we were going to have a chance and fortunately that was great build up on that goal. Kei [Kamara] put in a great cross that put them on the back foot and Teal [Bunbury] was in a good spot to get a touch on it. I got a lucky bounce and was able to pounce on it."
Referee Kevin Stott
Question #1: Why didn't you issue a yellow card to Kelyn Rowe in the 43rd minute when he pulled down Darlington Nagbe in an attacking position without an attempt to play the ball?
Answer: He fouled the opposing player, but I do not believe it was a promising attack.
Question #2: Why didn't you issue a straight red card to Kelyn Rowe in the 47th minute when he put his studs into the shin of Marco Farfan with a late challenge?
Answer: He fouled the opponent, in my opinion, but in my opinion he did not commit it with reckless endangerment to the safety of the opposing player.
Follow-up to Question #2: After reviewing the replay of the foul on Farfan, do you believe that was the correct decision?
Answer: I haven't reviewed the play on replay as of yet.
· Saturday's game marked the 110th consecutive sellout for the Timbers at Providence Park.
· The Timbers are 15-3-3 over their last 21 regular-season matches played at Providence Park, dating back to the 2015 MLS campaign.
· Additionally, the Timbers remain unbeaten at Providence Park in their last eight matches, dating back to the 2016, compiling a 7-0-1 home unbeaten record.
· Sunday's draw extended the Timbers unbeaten streak against the New England Revolution to five league games.
· Midfielder Diego Valeri scored his fifth league goal in the draw against New England, ranking tied for the second-most goals scored in MLS. Valeri's goal marks his 42nd career finish for Portland, moving him into a tie for third place for goals scored across all eras (since 1975).
· With the finish against New England, Valeri has scored in each of the Timbers first three home games to start the season.
· Additionally, with Valeri's finish, the Timbers lead the league in goals scored (5) in the first 15 minutes of a match.
· Homegrown defender Marco Farfan made his debut at Providence Park, becoming the first Oregon native to play for the Timbers in an MLS home match.
· Farfan led all players with eight successful tackles in the match.


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ORSPUBHP (V424C)
Known source for ORS: Public health post
Group: ORS treatment
ORSPUBHP (V424C) indicates, in response to an open-ended question, whether the woman reported a public health post as a source for oral rehydration solution (ORS).
ORS is a typically used to treat dehydration in individuals with diarrhea.
Some samples in the "ORS" series include categories that can be consolidated into a single response. IPUMS-DHS uses supplemental programming to combine these responses in a standard variable while preserving the separate responses in country-specific variables.
Comparability — Index
In addition to slight universe differences, ORSPUBHP (V424C) varies slightly in question wording across samples. This response category is consistently organized under the "Public Sector" header and is worded as "health post." However, in some cases, multiple categories were consolidated in ORSPUBHP to form a single, more comprehensive response. Countries of particular interest are noted below.
Additionally, there is some variation in the terminology used to refer to "ORS" across samples, as some samples use local brand names. Samples of interest are noted below.
ORSPUBHP (V424C) is included in Phase II of the standard DHS questionnaire.
Comparability — Burkina Faso [top]
In the Burkina Faso 1993 survey, under the "Public Sector" header, there are separate categories for "health post" and "primary health post." Because ORSPUBHP focuses on all public health post, these responses are consolidated in this variable to create a more comprehensive response category. For researchers interested in preserving the country-specific categories:
Health post is listed as ORSBF3 in IPUMS-DHS
Primary health post is listed as ORSBF4 in IPUMS-DHS
Comparability — Ghana [top]
In the Ghana 1993 survey, this question asks where the woman can obtain an ORS or Phermerol packet.
Comparability — Kenya [top]
In the Kenya 1993 survey, this question asks where the woman can obtain an ORS or Oralite sachet.
Comparability — Madagascar [top]
In the Madagascar 1992 survey, this question asks where the woman can obtain an ORS or ODIVA packet.
Burkina Faso 1993: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS and who did not prepare an ORS solution in the last 2 weeks.
Ghana 1993: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 3 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
India 1992: Ever-married women age 13-49, who gave birth in the 4 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Kenya 1993: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Madagascar 1992: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Malawi 1992: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Morocco 1992: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Namibia 1992: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Nepal 1996: Ever-married women age 15-49.
Niger 1992: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Nigeria 1990: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Senegal 1992: Women age 15-49, who gave birth in the 5 years before the survey, who have ever heard of ORS.
Burkina Faso: 1993-W, 1993-C, 1993-B
Ghana: 1993-W, 1993-C, 1993-B
India: 1992-W, 1992-C, 1992-B
Kenya: 1993-W, 1993-C, 1993-B
Madagascar: 1992-W, 1992-C, 1992-B
Malawi: 1992-W, 1992-C, 1992-B
Morocco: 1992-W, 1992-C, 1992-B
Namibia: 1992-W, 1992-C, 1992-B
Nepal: 1996-W, 1996-C, 1996-B
Niger: 1992-W, 1992-C, 1992-B
Nigeria: 1990-W, 1990-C, 1990-B
Senegal: 1992-B, 1992-W, 1992-C, 1997-B, 1997-W, 1997-C


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New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe review – Classic to a Fault
January 24, 2019 January 24, 2019 Matthew Codd 0 Comments Expansion, New Super Mario Bros., Nintendo, Platformer, Super Mario, Switch port
At a little over six years since its original Wii U release, New Super Mario Bros. U isn't that old. But to play it fresh in 2019, it feels like a relic from a time long gone—both for better and worse.
On some level, this is to be expected. While games like Super Mario Odyssey explore new ground, the New Super Mario Bros. series is where the franchise sticks close to its 2D platformer roots. There's some comfort in that: if you've ever played a Super Mario Bros. game—and most people with a Switch surely have—New Super Mario Bros. U will be instantly familiar. There are new levels and new challenges, but the core of the game remains the same, even after 30 years.
The problem that arises is that the platform genre has grown a lot in that time, and New Super Mario Bros. U can feel downright archaic as a result. In contrast to the nimble platform heroes of today, Mario, Luigi, and Toad—the three regular characters—handle like derailed trains on an ice rink. They're slow to build speed when you start run, even slower to finally skid to a halt when you want to stop, and control while airborne is limited, making even something as straightforward as head-stomping a goomba more trouble than it should be. In the earlier, more forgiving levels, this is more of a mild nuisance, but as the complexity of the level design ramps up and demands a level of precision that Mario simply doesn't allow for, the game gets outright frustrating.
Contrast this with something like Celeste or Ori and the Blind Forest, where characters can change direction on a dime and you retain near full control while airborne. The plentiful deaths in those games never feel like the result of fighting against a clunky physics engine, removing a lot of the tedium from a trial-and-error approach and making repeated efforts seme much more manageable. And, if challenge is the goal, the control such games afford the player allow far more fiendish platforming puzzles than Mario could ever dream of.
This is clearly not lost on the developers, either: one of the key things that sets apart Toadette and Nabbit, the two "easy mode" characters, is their much more responsive controls. They have other tools to make for any easier time, too—Toadette has a unique power-up that turns her into a Peach-like "Peachette", complete with dress glide and double jump, while the "very easy" Nabbit is immune to enemies—but with that extra responsiveness, more than anything else, these two pull New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe somewhat into the modern age.
Many will condemn the inclusion of "easy mode" characters, but in my experience, they take an otherwise tiresome experience and make it fun. When you're not playing a Mario-shaped tank, you can really appreciate the clever level design and creative platforming challenges at the heart of New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. Maze-like haunted mansions, clockwork castles that have you spinning giant screws to move platforms around, and an underground passage full of moving crystals join classics like the grassy plains and Piranha Plant-filled caves. One level takes you into a living painting based on The Starry Night. Another sees you climbing a giant beanstalk. Without the frustration of clumsy physics, Toadette and Nabbit really allow the fantastic level design in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe to shine.
This is especially true of New Super Luigi U, a collection of levels originally released as an expansion for New Super Mario Bros. U. Designed around Luigi's even more unwieldy controls than Mario—he jumps higher, but has even less traction on the ground—these remixed versions of the all the levels from the original game offer an even greater challenge. But, once again, the option of playing as Toadette or Nabbit makes those challenges more manageable for people who don't want to deal with Luigi's awkward movement.
That said, the "easy" characters don't address some of the more peripheral problems that New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe has brought across from history. Until you've finished the game, you can only save after completing specific levels; should you run out of lives and get a game over—which is quite possible, especially if you're the sort of masochist who chooses to play as Mario or Luigi—you can expect to lose at least a couple of levels of progress. A "quick save" will let you create a temporary save that gets erased when you load it up, but that's still far from convenient, and when you're playing a game on a portable system, convenient saving is crucial.
Nor do Toadette and Nabbit address New Super Mario Bros. U's nightmarish checkpoint system, where dying returns you to the map. Only then, after re-entering the level, do you spawn at the last checkpoint—extra loading screens and buttons presses for no reason whatsoever. The checkpoints themselves are sparse, too, with typically only one halfway through each level. That goes for boss levels, too—die in a boss fight, and you get to enjoy playing the second half of the preceding level before you get to give the boss fight another go.
Rather than adding to any sort of meaningful challenge, all these systems do is take the challenge that's already present in the game and build more tedium around it. Every death means extra time on loading screens, extra button presses, and extra busywork replaying sections of the game you've already cleared before you can even think about retrying the part that actually got the better of you. Good, meaningful challenge compels you to try again and again, because this time you've got it, dammit!, but New Super Mario Bros. U's archaic systems do everything to flatten that impulse.
In something of an odd twist, the Challenge Mode remedies a lot of those problems, despite dishing up some of the most brutal challenges New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe has to offer. For the most part, these are bite-sized challenges that, win or lose, will be over in less than a minute—collect as many coins as you can within a time limit, head-stomp a certain number of enemies in a row without touching the ground, and so on. There are no life counts, checkpoints, or maps to deal with; when you fail, you simply get the option to retry or quit.
Despite being that much harder than the main game, and not giving an "easy" option with Toadette or Nabbit, Challenge Mode feels strangely approachable. It lays out some nightmarish challenges, but allows you to rise to meet them: fail, retry, and fail better, again and again until you finally get the gold.
If you can put up with with the more dated elements, there's a lot of fun to be found in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. Toadette and Nabbit are welcome additions for those who want a more relaxing experience (or at least a more nimble character to play), while Mario, Luigi, and Toad deliver the challenge that the hardcore Super Mario fans will want—especially in the New Super Luigi U levels. Whoever you choose, this is classic Super Mario platforming action, and having both New Super Mario Bros. U and New Super Luigi U bundled together in one package means there's plenty of it.
Genre: Platformer
Developer: Nintendo
Platforms: Nintendo Switch (reviewed)
The publisher supplied a copy of the game for this review.
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SAILOR MOON Feature Film Premieres At The Theatre At Ace Hotel In Downtown Los Angeles And Will Include In-Person Cast Interviews; Film Also Screens Across The U.S. In January!
San Francisco, CA, December 8, 2016 – Toei Animation Inc., acclaimed producers of global animation, and VIZ Media, LLC (VIZ Media),a premier company in the fields of publishing, animation distribution, and global entertainment licensing, present an exclusive opportunity for SAILOR MOON fans. Through their partnership, they have organized a very special one night presentation at Downtown LA's legendary Theatre at Ace Hotel in celebration of the U.S. theatrical premiere of SAILOR MOON R: THE MOVIE.
The Theatre at Ace Hotel in the former home of the Historic United Artists Theatre, will host the film's theatrical premiere in a gala event on Friday, January 13th.
General admission tickets to attend the red carpet premiere are $29.99 each and go on sale on December 8 at 10:00am and are available on the Ace Hotel website. The VIP Red Carpet event starts at 6:00pm, doors open at 7:00pm to general ticket holders and the film will screen at 8:00pm. The event also features an exclusive interview with the English Cast and the North American theatrical debut of the original SAILOR MOON short, MAKE UP! SAILOR GUARDIANS.
Attendees will receive an exclusive free gift of a SAILOR MOON Character Board and have the opportunity to purchase SAILOR MOON merchandise at the show, including official apparel and animation products. A variety of SAILOR MOON-themed cocktails will be served at the beautiful Spanish Gothic-styled Theatre at Ace Hotel Bar. The audience will also be treated to a live Q&A with members of the renowned English language cast as well as the staff behind the feature film.
VIZ Media and film distributor, ELEVEN ARTS, will present the U.S. premiere of SAILOR MOON R: THE MOVIE in a series of special limited engagements in late January at more than 300 theaters across the U.S. A comprehensive list of participating theater locations and advance ticket information will be available soon at www.elevenarts.net/sailormoon.
ELEVEN ARTS is a Los Angeles based film production/distribution company known for distributing high quality Japanese films, both live-action and animation, to North American audiences. ELEVEN ARTS's major live-action titles include: Japan Academy Awards winner Memories of Tomorrow (starring Ken Watanabe) and Oscar nominated director Yoji Yamada's samurai film Love and Honor. ELEVEN ARTS' anime titles include: Girls und Panzer der Film, Yo-kai Watch: The Movie, DIGIMON ADVENTURE tri. CHAPTER 1: REUNION, the Evangelion franchise, Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos, the Puella Magi Madoka Magica franchise, Blue Exorcist: The Movie, Expelled from Paradise, The Last: Naruto the Movie, Boruto: Naruto the Movie, and The Anthem of the Heart.


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Q: SQL Server does not exist or access denied - for SQL Server Express I have a local SQL Server 2017 Express database which I can connect to from a C# console app with the connection string
SERVER=(LocalDB)\MSSQLLocalDB;DATABASE=brain;uid=brain;pwd=xxxxxx

It works fine from the .NET app.
However I wanted to quickly knock up an ASP classic page so I could see some of the data from a browser and it doesn't work using that connection string.
I tried changing the server to what
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returned which was HP\LOCALDB#0B1B079F
However that didn't work either.
I looked at some other answers which were to add a pass in the firewall and I did that even though the SQL Server and app/web page are on the same machine, my laptop. However that did nothing either.
I am just wondering why the C# App works but the ASP page doesn't. The rest of the ASP executes just not the connection to the DB.
The ASP code is just
Set objCon = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
objCon.open "PROVIDER=SQLOLEDB;SERVER=(LocalDB)\MSSQLLocalDB;DATABASE=brain;uid=brain;pwd=xxxxxx;"
objCon.CommandTimeout = 0
Set objRS = objCon.Execute(strSQL)

It fails on the objCon.open line.
Just not sure why a command prompt running a console app (for the moment until its made into an APP), works but IIS ASP Classic using the same connection string doesn't.

A: We can take advantage of the SQL Server Object Explorer in VS to obtain the connection string. It should be in line with the norms. After we added the SQL Server by using Add Server wizard, we can check the connect string property of the SQL Server.

Under this circumstance, the ADO.Net library and Entity Framework can connect to the SQL Server properly on my side.
Feel free to let me know if the problem persists.

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Few heart patients need antibiotics
By DrBicuspid.com staff writers
October 18, 2007 -- Dentists no longer need to prescribe antibiotics to most patients at risk of heart disease, according to a new recommendation by the American Heart Association (AHA).
The new guidelines, published in the October 16 issue of Circulation, revise the broad recommendations for preventative antibiotics the AHA issued in 1997. The earlier guidelines were based on the observation that dental procedures flood the patient's blood with oral bacteria. Researchers worried this bacteria could cause infective endocarditis, a potentially serious infection of the heart's lining.
In revisiting the guidelines, an AHA committee noted that daily activities as routine as brushing your teeth are just as likely as a tooth extraction to send bacteria from the mouth into the bloodstream. And there's no evidence of a dental procedure actually causing infective endocaditis.
But just to be on the safe side, the AHA is keeping its prophylactic antibiotics recommendation in force for patients at the greatest risk of infective endocarditis. That includes those with:
Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
Previous infective endocarditis
Congenital heart disease (CHD)
Unrepaired cyanotic CHD, including palliative shunts and conduits
Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device, whether placed by surgery or by catheter intervention, during the first six months after the procedure†
Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibit endothelialization)
Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
The AHA offers a wallet card for these patients describes the recommended antibiotic protocols for various dental procedures.
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Since it was still Tet, many resort towns like Dalat and Nha Trang had ridiculously high hotel prices. We were able to find a cheap flight from Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City, so we jumped all the way south knowing we'd probably backtrack a bit after the holiday. Despite being the largest city in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City was basically a ghost town with everyone gone for the holiday. It was weird to experience such a big city being so empty. We still managed to see a few historical sights and Tet celebrations, but the real highlight of Saigon? Craft beer!
First, let's talk about the (boring) non-beer related things. Although Saigon was renamed to Ho Chi Minh City in 1976 for the revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh, both names are commonly used. Like many other cities in Vietnam, you can see evidence of the French colonial era in buildings like the Central Post Office and Notre Dame Basilica. Since Tet was still going on, we were also able to see many decorations and flower displays lining the main squares. We also visited the War Remnants Museum which contained incredibly powerful and gruesome images and stories from the American/Vietnam War as well as the Indochina War.
Now the fun stuff: beer! We hit the jackpot in HCMC. We knew that Pasteur Street Brewing Company was based here as we had previously sampled a few of its brews in Hanoi and Hoi An, so that was our first stop in town. Located up a narrow flight of stairs off a small alley, the taproom was filled with patrons all happily grinning at having finally found good beer in Southeast Asia - or at least, those were our thoughts! It was the closest we've been to the beer scene back home in a long time. One highlight was Pasteur Street's amazing Cyclo Imperial Chocolate Stout, which is one of the best beers we've had this trip. Our second stop was Heart of Darkness Brewery, another fantastic find for our hop-deprived palates with its delicious Kurtz's Insane IPA. On top of that, the manager gave us a list of six other places to check out for craft beer, pretty much planning our Saigon itinerary for us!
Our next stops were visiting East West Brewing Co. during its soft opening, the week-old Winking Seal Brewing Co. to sample its two brews, and then BiaCraft which had several of its own plus a few other local beers on tap. To round out our beer circuit, we visited Rouge Saigon, a fun rooftop bar full of local beers we hadn't yet been able to try.


Food, craft beer, music and sea turtles are just a few reasons to attend the festival. Find out more.
This weekend is "TurtleFest 2018: Together We Can!"
Officials expect more than 10,000 guests to attend this free ocean conservation festival at Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 24.
You're probably already wondering how you'll fit in all of the fun TurtleFest happenings into a few hours.
Never fear. The Loggerrhead Marinelife Center has you covered with its "top reasons why we love" TurtleFest.
What's a party without food? At the 15th Annual TurtleFest, you'll enjoy a wide variety of fare, from traditional foods like gyros and pizza to options such as bruschetta and veggie wraps. No matter what your choice, you'll love all the goodies to snack on during your time at the fest.
We could say more about this, but we think beer speaks for itself. Lagunitas is coming back as our fantasmical beer sponsor, with plenty of ale to go around. Don't worry – if you don't like beer, there are plenty of other options, including creative concoctions by Naked Turtle Rum!
Yes, arguably one of the best parts about TurtleFest – besides saving the ocean. This year's lineup? Bryce Allen Band, Del Pelson, The Helmsmen and Surfer Blood. Pretty rad right? In between sets, don't forget to check out all the other great activities and happenings T-Fest has to offer!
Need a breather in between the food and fun? We'll be having a few yoga sessions throughout the day (taught by a certified instructor) so you can flow your way back to your 100 percent best before hitting up the next TurtleFest activity.
Before T-Fest officially begins at 10 a.m., join LMC staff and volunteers for a quick 60-minute beach cleanup to keep our local coastline clean and healthy. You'll help us kick off the festival with the right perspective, and you'll have a blast doing it!
Education is in our DNA. That means that even at TurtleFest, we have a variety of educational programs and activities for the whole family! Kids can learn about our oceans and how they can help keep it blue and trash free! We also pride ourselves on offering something for everyone – from hands-on Jr. Vet Lab activities to conservation demonstrations and displays that even teach old dogs new "earth-friendly tricks." Don't forget to check out the all-new WaterVentures Florida's Learning Lab, rock wall, bounce houses or maybe take a slide over the sea!
Did you know TurtleFest is Palm Beach County's largest ocean conservation festival? We love that. Not only are we the largest ocean conservation festival – but we're actually hosting the festival in Loggerhead Park (just behind LMC) right next to the beautiful Atlantic Ocean! That means gorgeous views, refreshing sea breezes and perfect selfie opportunities.
At TurtleFest, you'll shop til' you drop in our unique Vendor Row. Choose from dozens of local artisans that offer a variety of handcrafted gifts, from soy candles and handmade soaps to local jewelry and more. Also a part of our Vendor Row, you'll enjoy shopping from dozens of local artists selling gorgeous photographs and paintings to hand-crafted pottery and more.
If you didn't post a photo of your time at the Fest, did you even go? Capture (and share) all the perfect moments in LMC's unique Conservation & Media Tent – plus you can even charge up your phone so you'll never miss a beat on the social conversation.
The pièce de résistance: Get a once-in-a-lifetime experience to visit upclose with Loggerhead Marinelife Center's sick or injured sea turtle hospital patients. You'll be so turtle-y in love that you'll want to adopt one of the lovable patients! And guess what? You can do that.
For more information about TurtleFest, visit marinelife.org/turtlefest.
Situated on one of the world's most important sea turtle nesting beaches, in Juno Beach, Loggerhead Marinelife Center is open daily and hosts over 350,000 guests free-of-charge each year. In late 2017, the Center launched their Waves of Progress capital expansion campaign, designed to accelerate and amplify LMC's conservation and education impact. When complete, the facility will offer one of the world's most advanced and unique experiences for guests and scientific partners. For more information, visit marinelife.org or call 561-627-8280.
Hannah Deadman-Arnst is Public Relations & Communications coordinator for Loggerhead Marinelife Center.


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Can Big Beauty Go Green? One Writer Tries to Save the Planet (and Have Her Powder Too)
A host of new initiatives have launched to help reduce plastic packaging in cosmetics, or redirect it back into the supply chain and away from landfills and waterways. Sans titre, 2006, by Andreas Gursky.© Andreas Gursky /courtesy of Sprüth Magers / Artists Right Society (ARS), New York. Photography courtesy of Sotheby's, INC. © 2019 / WESTIMAGE.
THIS IS A TRUE STORY. It is 1998, I am at a production of Cabaret at Studio 54, and Madonna is at the next table. At some point during the show, she whips out a mirror to check her hair—I think it is braided—and I am close enough to see that she is holding a dull silver T. LeClerc Poudre compact, an item I have long coveted for its chic, Paris between-the-wars aura, but that I am too thrifty, too bohemian to break down and purchase. Suddenly a surge of lust and desire sweeps through me—this fairy dust should not merely reside in a rock star's palm! As soon as the show ends, I run out and buy it, and I have been swearing by it ever since.
Which means that over the past 21 years I have bought—and discarded—roughly 100 of these things, which is something that until now, I am ashamed to say, I haven't given much thought. I know that the planet is boiling, we are being buried alive by an avalanche of plastic, the polar ice cap is melting—things are really dire! But alter my beauty routine, the carefully culled roster of products that has worked so hard for me over the decades, and make a "clean" break from my faithful friends? Kill me now! After all, when it comes to cosmetics, who can deny the magical melding of efficacy and presentation they offer—the promise that lies inside those seductive boxes, those elegant bottles so charming on a boudoir shelf?
Still, even selfish me is taken aback by the stark statistics. According to Euromonitor International, a staggering 152.1 billion units of beauty and personal-care packaging was sold globally in 2018, and very little of the resulting waste, including plastic items, will actually be recycled for a number of reasons, which include variations on access to recycling programs, and a lack of uniform recycling procedures that can lead to sorting confusion among consumers. So they end up in landfills, or burned, or they find their way into oceans and waterways. Worst of all, most of these items are actually designed to be disposable, destined to fester atop a repulsive mountain of refuse.
Big beauty is finally meeting the crisis head-on, and it's about time. L'Oréal says that by next year, 100 percent of its products will have an improved environmental or social profile, including updated formulations that incorporate renewable raw materials that are sustainably sourced or derived from green chemistry; not to be outdone, the Estée Lauder Companies has pledged that by 2025, 75 to 100 percent of their packaging will be recyclable, refillable, reusable, or recoverable. And as a founding company of TerraCycle's ambitious new Loop initiative—an environmentally friendly shopping platform being piloted in select states that includes eight of Procter & Gamble's household brands—P&G says that their offerings, which range from Pantene to Tide, can now be dropped off and picked up from your home in 100 percent refillable and recyclable and/or reusable packages, with the click of a button. If these corporate behemoths can be the change, why can't I take a few baby steps in the right direction?
With this in mind, I assemble a collection of products, all vying for the winning ticket in my ethical/sustainable sweepstakes. Like you, I have tried really expensive shampoos over the years—because if it costs more it must be better, right? —but I always return to Johnson's Baby Shampoo, which I am delighted to learn is now part of a new How2Recycle initiative that aims to overcome the challenges around proper recycling with clear, specific, and standardized labeling. (Who knew?) But in the interest of science, I investigate a trio of other contenders. First up is California Baby Calendula Shampoo & Body Wash, which features a cartoon smiley face on the bottle. The Los Angeles–based company that uses a solar-powered production facility and sustainably grown, certified-organic calendula from its own farm in Santa Barbara County is so cutting edge, it even funnels condensation from air-conditioning and rainwater off the roof of its headquarters into barrels for landscaping. The next contestant is L'Oréal Professional Source Essentielle shampoo, which has a lovely beachy smell, flaunts a vegan, silicone-, paraben-, and sulfate-free formula, and arrives in a stylish cube that is refillable up to three times. (A quick visit to its website reveals a list of participating salon refill stations nationwide.) The third entrant is a murumuru butter–and–rose shampoo "bar"—no plastic in the packaging!—from Love Beauty and Planet. It is a heart-shaped cake of soap and thus unlike any shampoo I have ever used. Though it doesn't lather up very much (maybe that's better for the planet?), its sentimental shape and rosy aroma look—and smell—like it belongs in a 1950s country cottage. (Not a bad thing.)
All three of these perform perfectly well, but in truth it is difficult for me to judge, since before I blow-dry my hair, I always coat it with an iron-clad gel, superstrong enough to turn my wavy-not-in-a-cute-way tresses into a semblance of the stick-straight bob I crave. The 98 percent–naturally derived Garnier Fructis Pure Clean Styling Gel, a very pleasant product with a TerraCycle partnership (you send in your empty tube; they repurpose it to make new recyclable products), is not up to the task, nor is the 100 percent–vegan Yarok Feed Your Hold Hair Spray able to conquer my limp locks. So I hightail it back to my reliable göt2b Ultra Glued Invincible Styling Gel, which is so tough it boasts a picture of a scary guy with a mohawk on the box.
The next morning, I scrub myself with Ren Clean Skincare Atlantic Kelp and Magnesium Anti-Fatigue Body Wash—the bottle is made from 100 percent–recycled plastic, 20 percent of which is culled from the ocean—but is this really waking me up, or is the shower just doing its thing? Then I give Vapour Soft Focus Foundation a spin. The Taos-based company has a serious commitment to renewable energy and a goal of using 100 percent Day Light Solar by 2022 at its headquarters and production facility, and—nice surprise!—I love this and would gladly use it when this research project ends. For the trademark dots on my cheeks, meant to make me look like a cross between a Victorian doll and a 1920s flapper, I have—editorial secret—long relied on mere lipstick, and Guerlain Rouge G in Deep Plum is sustainable because its tube is refillable. Not only does it look like a tiny chrome cocktail shaker, it is quite capable of giving me an unnatural blush. But just when it seems like it will be easy for me to do my part in saving the planet, there is trouble brewing for my lips. Admittedly, not everyone wants to look as if she has just bitten into a poison apple—but I need a lip pencil so dark, it's almost black and capable of creating the upper-lip points my Cupid's bow depends on. I try the darkest shades from both Dr. Hauschka (the antibacterial witch hazel in their liners is grown in their own herb garden!) and 100 percent Pure (their pigments come from fruit, vegetables, and tea! They even print their recyclable boxes with nontoxic soy ink at their 100 percent–solar-powered San Jose production facility!). Alas, they both are very pretty but too gentle, too sweet, for my kisser, and I am forced to return to my beloved MAC Cosmetics Nightmoth, which—just saying—is made of wood, not plastic.
Now for the most fraught part of the experiment: Will I be able to relinquish my precious T. LeClerc compact, even for a day? If I can bear the thought of it, there are refillable alternatives that include a delightfully petite Golden Alligator Slim Compact from Estée Lauder, so chic it could nestle cheerfully in a golden alligator Birkin. Or I might consider Antonym Cosmetics, which claims that their products contain 98 percent (or higher) natural ingredients; the packaging is made from what I think is wood (sustainable!) but turns out to be bamboo (even more sustainable!). If I ever decide I want to channel Stevie Nicks instead of Sally Bowles, Antonym is the powder for me.
In the end, even if I am not ready to abandon my T. LeClerc anytime soon (I wonder if Madonna is still using it?), it is nice to know that there are plenty of laudable goods out there, striving to help us look beautiful while at least attempting to keep the Earth beautiful, too. And I guess that's really the heart of the matter: We want products to make us feel cool and gorgeous and transform us into the person we always wanted to be—a fantasy version of ourselves, no less powerful for being so elusive. And if these powders and potions, these shampoos and sprays can also do no harm—and guide us toward a saner, smarter future—won't they literally become the sustainable stuff that dreams are made of?


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The carrara restraints are lined and ergonomically shaped. They match your belt perfectly and are available in an abundance of styles, sizes and appearances. Shown here is the polished engraved version. Comes with a lockable closure.
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In this day and age many women want a fresh new hairstyle. most women these days are going for short hairstyles. In years past short hair on women has not been very popular. But more recently it has become and more common with women throughout the nation. The truth is a properly done short hairstyle can make a woman look terrific.
On some women short hair can be a curse or the difference between looking terrific or extravagant is a large margin. Picking the correct hair style for you can bring out the best features in your face. Now let's face it some women look terrific no matter what hairstyle they wear. Long or short curly or straight it just doesn't matter. Unfortunately not all of us have this blessing and we must choose a hairstyle that fits our face and brings out our best features.
Let's face it, short hairstyles are in, more and more women have short hair styles these days rightfully so women are working long hours have careers and children and husbands, housework and many other responsibilities that don't leave us the time to sit around and spend an unlimited amount of time styling our hair. We all agree short hair is just easier, faster and more convenient.
There are so many of these wonderful hairstyles to choose from picking the right one for you can be a daunting task. Ultimately our goal is simple, to look good. We all want the same result! Nowadays in the fashion world short hairstyles are everywhere so it can be difficult to choose what's hot and what's not. Many celebrities and musicians have short hairstyles of course with fame and fortune comes beauty flexibility. The common housewife or career woman does not have unlimited flexibility in this department.
Even swept back the thick bangs are in style today. They give the illusion of extra volume draw attention to your face. Nowadays the black short hair style seems to be in fashion. The main thing is to wear whatever style you like in the most achievable way.
There are many websites online these days where you can take a picture of your face uploaded online and try out hundreds of different hairstyles and colors to see what best fits your face and your features. Once you have chosen a couple of different styles that you think will work well for you. Simply print the picture of your new hairstyle than you can run it by your loved ones or your hair stylist.
Often a trip to the salon for advice from your stylist is best you can both share ideas and options and start with a little extra length for adjustment and style changes if you choose a style that you don't like you have a little room to play. Often with a little wiggle room it is very easy to find a style that is right for you.


Older adults who live alone should get an animal roommate. Dogs are perfect companions for seniors because they can provide the elderly with a sense of being needed. But before taking a dog in, seniors should consider which breed suits them best. Seniors with impaired mobility should avoid energetic kinds. Below we have listed dog breeds that are ideal for seniors.
Even fully grown these small Japanese dogs don't weight more than 18 pounds. Shiba Inu's have a good reputation behind them. They are loyal, alert, and affectionate. But if they are not trained well, they can become territorial and aggressive. Luckily they are easy to train and are not prone to health issues, so they can be a great companion during a walk for exercise.
This breed is better known as American Spitz. These medium-size dogs can reach a weight of up to 30 pounds. Their main traits are intelligence, friendliness, and alertness. What might be a problem for older adults is that their thick coats require grooming, and they also need a lot of exercise.
Irish Terriers have a curly coat, but this shouldn't worry the elderly as it sheds very little. In full maturity, they weigh 25 pounds. They are cheerful, loyal, and playful. What might be an issue for elderly that have mobility problems is that they either need to be taken for regular walks or allowed to run in a large yard.
This name might not be familiar to everyone because the name of this Mexican dog breed is hard to pronounce. Their maximum weight is set at 30 pounds, and they come in different colors. Their primary traits are happiness, alertness, and loyalty. They also can be overly protective. Seniors will be happy to hear that this breed requires only moderate exercise.
With a weight of 25 pounds in adulthood, this breed fits in the mid-size dog group. They are easy to train and are also very friendly. But they come with a luscious coat that needs regular brushing. They are also prone to retinal dysplasia.


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2. Education doesn't make you godly. Godliness–seeking to be Christ-like in character and attitude and action–is a great trait. Pastors, don't mistake a seminary degree for holiness or spiritual intimacy. During seminary, I discovered that studying about the God of the Bible was not the same as following and serving and connecting with the God of the Bible. Discipleship is more than memorizing the order of the kings of Israel and understanding Greek grammar.
3. Education doesn't give you common sense. Isn't common sense a misnomer? It doesn't seem so common sometimes. The world is not lived in theory. Theories often sound better in a class room than they work in practical application. Be practical as well as educated.
4. Education doesn't give you people sense. I love books, but God reminds me on occasion of how much He wants me to love people. I know people can be messy and needy, but God wants us to love them just as He loves us. Learn some people skills. Learn to listen, empathize and care. Learn to read people. Be neither naïve or jaded.
5. Education doesn't make you valuable. Your worth is not determined by your degrees, salary, success or beauty. God created you inherently valuable because He created you in His image. In salvation, you are adopted into God's family and you become His child. Education doesn't–can't–make you any more valuable to God than you already are. It can make you more effective, but it can't make you more important.
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Well said. As a teacher, the thing that frustrates me most is watching my students (and their parents) pour their hearts, minds, and souls into education. I love education and I love the things that education can do. But you're right. It never made anyone more valuable than they already are.
I love messages like this posting. It's very down to earth and touches the lives of people from all walks of life. It helps me to want to make each day better than the day before with the difficult issues I sometimes face. Thank you!


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The Smile of a Child.
This is a beautiful piece which i heard in Criminal Minds. I've played it by ear and interpreted a lot.
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Pronunciation of Vangsness with 1 audio pronunciation, 1 meaning, 3 sentences and more for Vangsness. Dictionary Collections Quiz Kirsten Vangsness is an American actress best known for her performance in the drama series Criminal Minds.
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Criminal Minds: Created by Jeff Davis. With Matthew Gray Gubler, Kirsten Vangsness, A.J. Cook, Joe Mantegna. The cases of the F.B.I. Behavioral Analysis Unit (B.A.U.), an elite group of profilers who analyze the nation's most dangerous serial killers and individual heinous crimes in an effort to anticipate their next moves before they strike again.
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Why J.J. Left Criminal Minds. Despite being a rather foundational member of the BAU team, J.J. was written off of the series during most of Season 6. The in-fiction reason was her forced transfer to the Pentagon, a cover story hiding her real work on a task force in the Middle East.


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package io.digdag.core.notification;

import com.google.common.base.Optional;
import com.google.inject.Inject;
import com.google.inject.Injector;
import com.google.inject.Key;
import com.google.inject.name.Names;
import io.digdag.client.config.Config;
import io.digdag.commons.ThrowablesUtil;
import io.digdag.spi.Notification;
import io.digdag.spi.NotificationException;
import io.digdag.spi.NotificationSender;
import io.digdag.spi.Notifier;
import io.digdag.util.RetryExecutor;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import static io.digdag.util.RetryExecutor.retryExecutor;

public class DefaultNotifier
        implements Notifier
{
    private static final String NOTIFICATION_TYPE = "notification.type";

    private static final String NOTIFICATION_RETRIES = "notification.retries";
    private static final String NOTIFICATION_MIN_RETRY_WAIT = "notification.min_retry_wait";
    private static final String NOTIFICATION_MAX_RETRY_WAIT = "notification.max_retry_wait";
    private static final int NOTIFICATION_RETRIES_DEFAULT = 10;
    private static final int NOTIFICATION_MIN_RETRY_WAIT_DEFAULT = 1000;
    private static final int NOTIFICATION_MAX_RETRY_WAIT_DEFAULT = 30000;

    private static Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(DefaultNotifier.class);

    private Injector injector;
    private final NotificationSender sender;
    private final int retries;
    private final int minRetryWait;
    private final int maxRetryWait;

    @Inject
    public DefaultNotifier(Config systemConfig, Injector injector)
    {
        this.injector = injector;
        Optional<String> type = systemConfig.getOptional(NOTIFICATION_TYPE, String.class);
        this.sender = type.isPresent() ? sender(type.get()) : null;
        this.retries = systemConfig.get(NOTIFICATION_RETRIES, int.class, NOTIFICATION_RETRIES_DEFAULT);
        this.minRetryWait = systemConfig.get(NOTIFICATION_MIN_RETRY_WAIT, int.class, NOTIFICATION_MIN_RETRY_WAIT_DEFAULT);
        this.maxRetryWait = systemConfig.get(NOTIFICATION_MAX_RETRY_WAIT, int.class, NOTIFICATION_MAX_RETRY_WAIT_DEFAULT);
    }

    private NotificationSender sender(String type)
    {
        return injector.getInstance(Key.get(NotificationSender.class, Names.named(type)));
    }

    @Override
    public void sendNotification(Notification notification)
            throws NotificationException
    {
        logger.debug("Notification: {}", notification);

        if (sender == null) {
            return;
        }

        RetryExecutor retryExecutor = retryExecutor()
                .retryIf(exception -> true)
                .withInitialRetryWait(minRetryWait)
                .withMaxRetryWait(maxRetryWait)
                .onRetry((exception, retryCount, retryLimit, retryWait) -> logger.warn("Sending notification failed: retry {} of {}", retryCount, retryLimit, exception))
                .withRetryLimit(retries);

        try {
            retryExecutor.run(() -> {
                try {
                    sender.sendNotification(notification);
                }
                catch (NotificationException e) {
                    throw ThrowablesUtil.propagate(e);
                }
            });
        }
        catch (RetryExecutor.RetryGiveupException e) {
            throw new NotificationException("Sending notification failed", e);
        }
    }
}

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Le cromlech de Gors Fawr est un cercle de pierres situé près de Mynachlog-ddu, au Pays de Galles.

Situation
Il se trouve dans un pâturage situé à environ  au sud-ouest de Mynachlog-ddu, dans le Pembrokeshire.

Description

Il s'agit d'un cercle d'environ  de diamètre composé de seize pierres d'une hauteur comprise entre  et .

À  au nord-est du cercle se dressent deux menhirs d'une hauteur de près de deux mètres ; ils sont distants de quatorze mètres.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des sites mégalithiques du Pembrokeshire
 Cromlech

Bibliographie
 , The Stone Circles of Britain, Ireland, and Brittany, Yale University Press, 2000.

Liens externes

  Photos sur le site The Modern Antiquarian
  « Gors Fawr Stone Circle » sur le site The Megalithic Portal

Cromlech
Monument au pays de Galles