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Q: I'm unable to write regular expression for capturing mount options from fstab I'm trying capture mount options in fstab config with python regex module for /tmp LV.
This is how the config looks like:
/dev/mapper/rootvg-lv_home    /home          ext4    nosuid,nodev        1 2
/dev/mapper/rootvg-lv_opt     /opt           ext4    nosuid,nodev        1 2
#/dev/mapper/rootvg-lv_tmp     /tmp           ext4    nosuid,noexec       1 2
/dev/mapper/rootvg-lv_tmp     /tmp           ext4    nosuid,nodev        1 2
/dev/mapper/rootvg-lv_var     /var           ext4    nosuid,nodev        1 2

So I need to capture only options "nosuid,nodev" from this line:
/dev/mapper/rootvg-lv_tmp     /tmp           ext4    nosuid,nodev        1 2
I tried this:
(?<=\s+\/tmp\s+ext4\s+)(\,|[a-z])+(?=\s+[0-9])
But it also caputures commented line.
Even worse python re module can't run this regex expression because of this problem with lookbehind The contained pattern must only match strings of some fixed length, meaning that abc or a|b are allowed, but a* and a{3,4} are not.
-source: https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html
If I try to run it with current regex this error will popup
look-behind requires fixed-width pattern
How should I construct regex expression for this?
Very important, I can't use any other module than re!
I visited a few sites such as:
Python regex error: look-behind requires fixed-width pattern
Python Regex Engine - "look-behind requires fixed-width pattern" Error
But I wasn't able to construct anything that would work for my kind of problem.

A: Given the required functionality and no reasonable explanation for the need to use re then it's as simple as:
with open('/etc/fstab') as fstab:
    for line in fstab:
        fs_spec, _, _, fs_mntops, *_ = line.split()
        if not fs_spec.startswith('#'):
            print(fs_mntops)

A: How about a regex like this?
^[^\s#]+\s+/tmp\s+\S+\s+(\S+)

No lookaround, matches only /tmp, and captures the options into group 1. Avoids matching the commented line by saying that the first field may contain any character which is not whitespace or #.
https://regex101.com/r/rK8rLA/1

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Peel and chop the onions and finely chop or crush peeled garlic.
Heat the oil in a medium saucepan and add onion and garlic.
Gently fry over medium heat until soft.
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A fly's wings shines light on the molecular machinery behind animal markings
April 7, 2010 |
The vivid colors and designs animals use to interact with their environments have awed and inspired since before people learned to draw on the cave wall.
But how different creatures in the animal kingdom – from colorful birds and reef fish to butterflies and snakes – make and deploy their artful designs is one of nature's deepest secrets. Now, however, a team of researchers from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has exposed the fine details of how animals make new body ornamentation from scratch. The work, the result of years-long and laborious experimentation, is published today (Wednesday, April 7) in the journal Nature.
"How do you generate complex patterns? This is a question that has interested biologists for a really long time," says Sean Carroll, a UW-Madison molecular biologist and the senior author of the Nature report. "In this case, we at first had no clue. But now we think we've figured out all the key ingredients and we believe they are generally applicable (to many animals)."
The new study is important because it is the first to provide concrete evidence for a long-hypothesized system for generating animal color patterns, be they stripes, spots or any of the myriad designs animals use to camouflage themselves or find a mate. In particular, the Wisconsin group is the first to identify a color-inducing morphogen, a diffusible protein that tells certain cells to make pigment.
To ferret out the secret of animal ornamentation, Carroll and his UW-Madison colleagues, Thomas Werner and Shigeyuki Koshikawa, and Thomas Williams, now at the University of Dayton, pried loose the molecular details and evolutionary history of how a species of North American fruit fly, Drosophila guttifera, generates a complex pattern of 16 wing spots.
The group discovered a morphogen, a protein present in embryonic tissue and encoded by a gene known as Wingless, which seems to be a linchpin of wing decoration. Late in wing development, the Wingless morphogen is produced and diffuses through tissue where it prompts cells in certain areas of the wing to make pigment. "It acts by triggering responding cells to do things, in this case make color," Carroll explains.
In Drosophila guttifera, the morphogen acts in proximity to existing physical landmarks such as the intersections of veins and cross veins on the wing. The positioning of the spots, in short, is dictated by these pre-existing patterns, notes Carroll: "The Wingless molecule is deployed in this species at specific points in time and in specific places – the places where the spots are going to be."
The role of the Wingless morphogen was detailed by the painstaking genetic manipulation of flies that took three years and the injection of nearly 20,000 fly embryos to accomplish. Complicating the project is the fact that Drosophila guttifera is little used in research and its genome has not been sequenced.
However, by inserting the Wingless gene into different parts of the fly"s genome, the team was able to successfully manipulate the decoration of the fly"s wing, creating stripes instead of spots, and patterns not seen in nature. "We can make custom flies," notes Carroll. By manipulating the gene, "we can make striped flies out of spotted flies."
In addition to working out the molecular details of how the fly colors its wings, Carroll"s group was also able to deduce the evolutionary history of wing coloring in Drosophila guttifera.
In short, says Carroll, the patterns found on the wings of Drosophila guttifera came about through the fly"s manipulation of the Wingless gene: "It evolved by simply turning this gene on in places where it hadn"t been on before."
Although the study was conducted in a lowly fruit fly, the principles uncovered by Carroll"s group, he argues, very likely apply to many animals, everything from butterflies to boa constrictors. "This is animal color patterning, how they are generated, how they evolved."
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This new smartphone concept is going to blow other cellphones out of the water thanks to a design that's inventive and intriguing. The smartphone concept is the result of a partnership between French designers Philippe Starck and Jerome Olivet and the electronics company Thomson. The smartphone is called Alo and is a far cry from the rectangular blocks you're used to. In fact, it doesn't have a screen at all. Instead, the phone projects 3D holographic images of what you would usually see on the screen (i.e. messages, images, movies etc.).
It is completely voice activated and has a translucent elongated "gelatinous" shape designed to easily fit in your hand. "Alo provides a fully vocalized interface in all phone functions, reads SMS and emails, and even allows them to dictate their messages rather than typing them," Olivet told Dezeen. "The phone's camera acts as an 'eye.' Among other things, it allows the reader to read the texts he detects or to identify the faces. It also allows you to project a 3D hologram to view a movie or message." Olivet specialises in product design for new technologies.
While this phone is still only a concept. Highsnobiety reported that the designers plan to develop a prototype with Thomson this year.


Notts County Ladies winger Jess Clarke tells BBC East Midlands Today that she believes the standard of the Women's Super League will be more "balanced" this season.
The Magpies host Arsenal in their first league match at Meadow Lane since the club controversially decided to rebrand Lincoln Ladies as Notts County Ladies and relocate.
For the first time there will be two divisions, with one team relegated from the eight teams in WSL 1 and one promoted from the 10 teams in WSL 2.


Why a Republican win on Tuesday may push the White House into a more aggressive foreign policy posture.
Americans head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 4, with major international issues — the U.S. effort to counter Islamic State (IS) extremism, how to deal with Iran, the Israeli-Palestinian situation, Russia, and President Barack Obama's general handling of foreign policy — likely to play a role in their vote.
Mid-term congressional elections often focus primarily on domestic concerns. But in the run up to this ballot, world affairs have intruded on the public consciousness, which heretofore had been increasingly inward-looking. This year, the American public is quite concerned about a number of international challenges. And by a 43 percent to 37 percent margin, they believe that the GOP would do a better job handling foreign affairs than the Democrats, according to a Pew Research Center poll.
Lame duck presidents often tend to focus a great deal of their energies on foreign policy in the last two years of their tenure, in part because the Constitution gives the White House ultimate authority over foreign policy — thus allowing greater freedom of action when confronted with recalcitrant opposition (or lacking the imperatives of running for re-election). But polls suggest that if the Republicans gain a majority in the Senate and retain control of the House of Representatives on Tuesday, a widely anticipated outcome, the GOP may be under pressure from its base to chart a different and more aggressive course on U.S. foreign policy than that pursued by the Obama White House.
Voters enter the polling booths convinced that the economy is the No. 1 election issue, according to the most recent CBS News survey. But a September Pew Research Center poll found that 75 percent of Americans said that terrorism was very important to their midterm congressional vote; likewise, for 64 percent of respondents, foreign policy was a key factor.
Much of this has to do with the public's view of the president's management of international issues. Currently, just 34 percent approve of Obama's handling of foreign policy, according to the CBS News survey. Only 38 percent approve of his specific dealings with the IS challenge. Just 37 percent back his policy toward Israel, while 35 percent approve of his handling of the situation with Russia and Ukraine, according to Pew Research.
Overall, a Pew Research survey found that 54 percent of the public feels that Obama is not tough enough on foreign policy and national security issues. There is a particularly partisan bent to such sentiment: 77 percent of Republicans but only 34 percent of Democrats say the president has not been tough enough.
Given such partisan views of Obama's performance, it is no surprise that a recent Pew Research Center survey found that 61 percent of those who said they were planning to vote for a Republican candidate for Congress were doing so as a protest vote against the president. Only 38 percent who said they intended to vote Democratic planned to do so in support of Obama.
If such sentiment leads to Republican control of both houses of Congress, the GOP electorate is fairly clear on what they want on foreign policy issues.
Republicans (78 percent, including 91 percent of Tea Party adherents) are more likely than Democrats (65 percent) to say that IS is a major threat to the United States. And members of the GOP (68 percent) are more supportive of recent U.S. military action against IS than Democrats (54 percent).
Looking ahead to the future of the Obama administration's campaign in Iraq and Syria, 63 percent of Republicans are worried that the United States will not go far enough to stop IS. Meanwhile, 57 percent of Democrats are concerned that Washington may go too far. Indeed, putting boots on the ground is no longer a minority position when it comes to the GOP: 57 percent (including 65 percent of Tea Party members) favor sending U.S. ground troops into the Middle East to deal with IS, while 66 percent of Democrats oppose such an escalation.
The new Congress may also be confronted with what to do about Iran. By January, there could be an international deal limiting Tehran's nuclear weapons ambitions, a prolongation of current negotiations with Iran, or a collapse of the talks altogether.
Republicans are more worried about Tehran's nuclear capability than are Democrats: 74 percent of GOP voters, but only 56 percent of Democrats, say Iran's nuclear program is a major threat to the United States. And they are more skeptical about Tehran's intentions: in late 2013, among those who had heard at least a little about the nuclear talks, 73 percent of Republicans but only 48 percent of Democrats believed that the Iranian leaders were not serious about addressing international concerns about their country's nuclear enrichment program.
This may result in serious domestic headwinds for the administration's push to secure a nuclear deal. Republican congressional hawks will have support from their base to challenge any Iranian agreement, either pushing for an escalation of economic sanctions or even military action. Again in 2013, a Pew Research survey found that Republicans (80 percent) were much more likely than Democrats (62 percent) to believe that it was important to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, even if it doing so meant taking military action.
In another long-simmering Middle Eastern issue — the confrontation between Israel and Palestine — Americans have long supported the Israelis. But Republicans (60 percent) are more likely than Democrats (44 percent) to see the conflict as a major threat to the United States. And a 45 percent plurality of GOP voters say that Obama favors the Palestinians too much, while 71 percent of Democrats think he has struck a balance between Palestinians and Israel.
Moving to tensions in Europe, more than half (53 percent) of Americans, with no partisan division on this issue, say the growing tensions between Russia and its neighbors pose a major threat to the United States. Nevertheless, in April 2014, at the height of the Crimea crisis, Republicans were far harsher than Democrats in their criticism of President Obama's handling of the threat. More than half of Republicans (55 percent) said the president has not been tough enough in dealing with the situation in Ukraine, compared with just 23 percent of Democrats.
President Obama is faced with an unsettling, but not unexpected, reality that he may face a Republican-led Congress. Clearly, that will make the administration's ability to affect domestic legislation a struggle. But Obama's foreign policy agenda might not be as insulated as he would like. Republicans voters' support for a proactive, tougher stance on a range of international issues might push an emboldened Congress to confront the White House on everything from the fight against IS to bolstering NATO in Eastern Europe. For the White House, it could be a bumpy couple of years.


The fuel tanks are getting low so I have started work filtering the 300L or so of waste oil that I have stored up. I have a bit of a trip to do this weekend but the rest will be filtered and then stored for my next big trip.
Still looking for ideas on where to go. The only limits are I would like to avoid France (as much as possible) and Italy. Its illegal there and I don't want to have to buy too much diesel/bio.
I was thinking possibly Poland, Czech republic, Slovakia or perhaps Sweden. If it wasn't for France in the way I would love to drive to Morocco.


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10 Billie Eilish Songs Every Superfan Should Know
Whether you're attempting to affirm your stanning skills or looking to jump on the Eilish wagon, here are the songs that every true Billie Eilish fan should know.
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Every song on Billie Eilish's debut album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? entered the Billboard Hot 100 this year (excluding the prelude), and since its release, the 17-year-old has garnered six Grammy nominations, made an appearance on Saturday Night Live, and locked down plans for an arena world tour in 2020. These commercial achievements, paired with an uncompromising vision, help explain why Eilish was officially named Billboard's Woman of the Year for 2019.
There's a pretty good chance you know who Eilish is — and which of the songs from her debut record, produced and co-written by her brother Finneas O'Connell, turned heads this year (hint: one of those songs defined the decade). But do you know every gem she was releasing before exploding into the mainstream?
Billboard Woman of the Year Billie Eilish: 'There Isn't Really Anything That's Off Limits'
If you are a Billie superfan, then there are a couple of deep cuts you probably know — and while her discography isn't that huge just yet, there are lots of top-notch tracks from her debut EP, as well as collaborations that you may not be aware of. Whether you're attempting to affirm your stanning skills or looking to jump on the Eilish wagon, here are the songs that every true fan should know.
1. "Copycat"
"Copycat" was the ground-shaking opener on Eilish's 2017 debut EP Don't Smile At Me; whether or not she knew it at the time, she was predicting the future with lyrics like "Copycat trying to cop my glamour / Why so sad, bunny, you can't have mine?." Who knew that in just a year or two, so many people would be trying to replicate her? She's been driving in her own lane since day one, and she has the distinct, buzzing bass to prove it.
2. "Party Favor"
Another track off her breakthrough EP which can be easily overlooked when standing next to early hits "Bellyache" and "Ocean Eyes." "Party Favor" is a particularly quirky, folk-adjacent track, but it still has a whole lot of that Eilish persona (she even plays the ukelele!).
3. "When I Was Older"
This was a one-off track that was made for Music Inspired by the Film Roma, after director Alfonso Cuaron asked her to contribute. She and Finneas were specifically drawn to the line, "When I was older I used to be a sailor, but I drowned in a storm," spoken by Pepe (Marco Graf). Footage from the film can even be heard in the song, like the trees burning outside of the house in the woods and ocean waves.
4. "Lovely" (With Khalid)
Eilish teamed up with Khalid, another recent pop breakthrough now playing arenas, to create a track for the second season of Netflix's 13 Reasons Why. The two wrote the song along with Finneas, who also produced the song.
5. "Come Out and Play"
Apple approached Eilish and Finneas to create a song for their commercial dubbed "Holiday — Share Your Gifts" late last year. The two wrote the song around the concept for the ad, and they certainly hit the nail on the head with the festive lyrics and sounds.
6. "Bitches Broken Hearts"
"Bitches Broken Hearts" is another fan favorite that could have been easily overlooked; while it didn't make the cut on the Don't Smile At Me EP, it was later included on the extended version. It's subdued like a lot of the siblings' work but has a tropical flare, which makes it a great Eilish cut for those looking for something a bit more relaxing.
7. "&Burn" (with Vince Staples)
We know "Watch" from her EP, but did you know the alternate version that features Vince Staples and goes by the title "&Burn"? When the siblings were initially recording the song, they called it "Watch & Burn" and essentially made two different tracks. The lesser known version, according to Eilish, felt like the "perfect" vibe for the North Long Beach rapper.
8. "Six Feet Under"
Before her EP came a handful of standalone singles including 2016's "Six Feet Under"; it was just the second song she uploaded to SoundCloud, and it also came with a smokey, DIY video which was directed by Eilish and edited by her mother, Maggie Baird.
9. "Bored"
"Lovely" wasn't the first time Eilish contributed to the 13 Reasons Why franchise. Back in March 2017, she released "Bored" which made it onto the soundtrack for the drama series' first season.
10. "She's Broken" (unreleased)
Real fans will know this deep cut, which Eilish uploaded to SoundCloud back in 2015. She was only 13 at the time and her voice sounds different, but her songwriting style was distinct even then.


"He climbed to the top of the mountain to rescue his princess, quite the hoist for such a bear prince."
"At last they were together, and they lived happily ever after."
Ooh this is just too. too, cute and very whimsical. You illustrations are just darling. I really like your style and your characters are what storybooks are made of this. This is wonderful.
I love it! So beautiful in many ways. Fantastic piece.
I love your bear princess character. Just so cute.
oh this is so beautiful, gorgeous characters..


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Schloss Bröllin ist ein mindestens seit 1233 bestehender Gutshof in der deutschen Region Vorpommern und liegt in der deutsch-polnischen Grenzregion etwa 40 km westlich von Stettin und 130 km nördlich von Berlin.

Es ist einer der wenigen Gutshöfe der Region, welche als Ganzes erhalten sind und somit auch ein wichtiges Zeugnis der Entwicklung der regionalen landwirtschaftlichen Produktion. In der Gemeinde Fahrenwalde ist es als Baudenkmal registriert.

Trotz des Namens handelt es sich beim "Schloss" Bröllin jedoch nicht um ein Schloss im eigentlichen Sinne, sondern um ein altes Rittergut. Inspiriert vom Turm des Gutshauses, begannen Anwohner in den 1970er Jahren, vom "Schloss" zu sprechen, was dem Ort seinen heutigen Namen verlieh.

Lage
Bröllin befindet sich in der deutsch-polnischen Grenzregion, sechs Kilometer südlich von Pasewalk und 40 km westlich von Stettin, in der Gemeinde Fahrenwalde.

Architektur

Der Gutshof umfasst eine Fläche von rund 50.000 m2 Land. Die alten Stallgebäude umschließen das Gelände rechteckig. In der Mitte befinden sich der ehemalige Kornspeicher und eine alte Brennerei. Letztere wurde errichtet, nachdem die Familie Stoewahs das Gelände 1854 erworben hatte.

Das Gutshaus ist das älteste Gebäude auf dem Anwesen und wurde im 18. Jahrhundert errichtet. Eine Feldsteinkirche wurde 1888 neben dem Anwesen errichtet und gehört heute zur evangelischen Gemeinde Brüssow.

Heute befinden sich im Gutshaus die Wohnräume für Bewohner und Freiwillige, die Verwaltung, mehrere Büros, ein Gemeinschaftsraum und eine kleine Bibliothek. Hinter dem Gutshaus befindet sich der Garten des Anwesens mit einem alten Eiskeller und historischem Bienenhaus.

Der frühere Schafsstall erstreckt sich über 100 m entlang des nördlichen Endes und wird vor allem als Lagerraum verwendet. Am westlichen Ende befinden sich eine Werkstatt und die ehemalige Reithalle mit Betonfußboden und hoher Decke.

Im früheren Bullenstall im Süden befindet sich heute das deutsch-polnische Begegnungszentrum. Das Gebäude wurde 2005–2006 vollständig renoviert und zu einem multifunktionellen Zentrum mit Gästeräumen, sowie Räumlichkeiten für Proben, Workshops und Konferenzen ausgebaut. Der zweite ehemalige Bullenstall beherbergt drei Studioräume mit Tanzschwingböden für Proben und Produktionen.

Geschichte

Frühe Geschichte
Die erste historische Erwähnung Bröllins ist auf das Jahr 1233 datiert, als der Ort noch Bralin hieß, benannt nach seinen damaligen Eigentümern. Dieselbe Familie war auch im Landregister von 1375 als Besitzer eingetragen, dann unter dem Namen Brellyn. Den Aufzeichnungen zufolge bemaß sich das Land auf 50 'Hufen', was auch der heutigen Fläche des Anwesens entspricht.

Zwischen 1375 und 1738 gehörte das Gut der Familie von Lindstedt, die ab 1400 auf Bröllin saß. Nachdem der junge B. H. von Lindstedt von der Armee desertierte, übergab der preußische König Friedrich Wilhelm I. das Anwesen an einen von Görne, welcher es wiederum an die Prüwer Familie verkaufte.

Die Prüwers erweiterten den landwirtschaftlichen Betrieb Bröllins und erbauten das benachbarte Dorf Friedrichshof, wo sie Landarbeiter und Schafhirten ansiedelten, die ihrerseits Steuern an Bröllin zahlten. Friedrichshof blieb unter der Verwaltung von Bröllin, bis es 1931 von einer kommunalen Siedlungsgesellschaft erworben wurde.

Im Jahr 1854 wurde das Land von der Stoewahs Familie erworben. Dies war eine Zeit des enormen Wachstums für die deutsche Landwirtschaft. Um der enormen Nachfrage gerecht werden zu können, verwendete man neueste technologische Entwicklungen bei der Entwicklung und dem Umbau des Anwesens und der Gebäude. Hierdurch wandelte sich Bröllin in eine der modernsten landwirtschaftlichen Produktionsanlagen der damaligen Zeit in der gesamten Region. Ein Großteil der landwirtschaftlichen Gebäude sowie die Schnapsbrennerei stammen aus dieser Zeit.

DDR/LPG
Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde ländliche Gebiete in der sowjetischen Besatzungszone im Zuge der Bodenreform zwischen verschiedenen Gruppen und Einzelpersonen zum Zwecke der landwirtschaftlichen Verwendung neu aufgeteilt. Das Anwesen Schloss Bröllin wurde durch verschiedene Landwirtschaftliche Produktionsgenossenschaften (LPGs) mit 2500 Tieren und 300 Angestellten weiterbetrieben. Nach der Wende wurden die LPGs abgewickelt und das Anwesen ging in die Verantwortung der Treuhandanstalt über.

Heute
Im Jahr 1992 pachtete der neugegründete gemeinnützige Verein schloss bröllin e.V. das Gelände von der Treuhandanstalt und begann Renovierungsarbeiten, um den Ort in ein Produktionszentrum für darstellende Künste zu wandeln. Ziel des Vereins ist das Engagement in regionalen und internationalen Netzwerken, die Durchführung von Workshops und Jugendprojekten und Raum für künstlerische Produktion und Forschung zu bieten. Das Anwesen steht seit 1993 unter Denkmalschutz und ging 2000 in den Besitz des schloss bröllin e.V. über. Der Verein kümmert sich zusätzlich um den Erhalt und die Pflege der Gebäude und des umliegenden Landes.

Heute firmiert der Gutshof unter dem Namen Schloss Bröllin international art research location. Er wird vom Verein schloss bröllin e.V. besessen und erhalten und von Angestellten und Freiwilligen betrieben. Viele Freiwillige finden ihren Weg über den Europäischen Freiwilligendienst und regionale Initiativen nach Bröllin oder leisten ein Freiwilliges Ökologisches oder Soziales Jahr ab. Der Verein wird unter anderem von der Kulturstiftung des Bundes, dem Ministerium für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Kultur des Landes Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, dem Landkreis Vorpommern-Greifswald, der LAG Soziokultur MV e.V und der Stiftung für deutsch-polnische Zusammenarbeit gefördert. Der schloss bröllin e.V. beteiligt sich an einer Reihe regionaler Netzwerke und Initiativen und ist seit 2014 Träger der Initiative Ästhetik & Nachhaltigkeit M-V.

Während der Sommermonate beherbergt Bröllin eine Reihe von nationalen und internationalen Künstlern im Rahmen des hauseigenen Residenzprogramms. Workshops, künstlerische Projekte, Jugendprojekte, Konferenzen und andere Veranstaltungen finden regelmäßig in Bröllin statt. Über 500 Produktionen aus den Bereichen Tanz, Theater und Performance wurden bisher vollständig oder in Teilen in Schloss Bröllin produziert.

Residierende Künstler
Von 1992 bis 1994 war Bröllin Wohn- und Arbeitsort des RA.M.M. Theaters unter der Leitung von Arthur Kuggeleyn, welches eine wichtige Rolle in der frühen Entwicklung des Anwesens zu einem Ort für Kunst und Kultur spielte. Andere Gruppen und Individuen wie zum Beispiel POPE, Ziguri Ego Zoo (Anna Totó Company seit 2001), tatoeba-theatre danse grotesque, Daniel Weissrot, Delta Rai, Martin Mengdehl, Yumiko Yoshoíoka, Joaxhim Manger und Jens Femerling haben in den folgenden Jahren den Ort mitgeformt.

Weblinks

 Internetpräsenz des schloss bröllin e.V.
  – Fernsehbeitrag des NDR (16. Februar 2015)

Einzelnachweise

Herrenhaus im Landkreis Vorpommern-Greifswald
Brollin
Baudenkmal in Fahrenwalde

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St. Angelos Fort
At a distance of 2 km from Kannur Railway Station, St. Angelos Fort is an ancient fort situated in the Kannur Cantonment area. Maintained by ASI, it is one of the historical forts in Kerala and among the must include places in Kannur Tour Packages.
Also known as Kannur Fort, Fort St. Angelos was built by the first Portuguese Viceroy of India, Dom Francisco De Almeida in 1505 AD. The fort provided naval supplies for the Portuguese conquest of Goa and the Portuguese conquest of Malacca. The Dutch captured the fort from the Portuguese in 1663 AD. They modernized the fort and built the bastions Hollandia, Zeelandia and Frieslandia that are the major features of the present structure. The Dutch sold the fort to King Ali Raja of Arakkal in 1772 AD. In 1790, the British seized it and used it as their chief military station in Malabar until 1947.
St. Angelos Fort is mainly famous for the gripping history and the interesting tales it has to tell. This fort was a point of interest for .....
Payyambalam Beach
At a distance of 2 km from Kannur Railway Station, Payyambalam Beach is a serene beach on the Arabian Sea coast in Kannur, Kerala. It is one of the popular beaches in Kerala and among the must visit tourist places in Kannur.
Payyambalam Beach is a 3-4 km long stretch of golden sand frilled by coconut greenery. The unspoiled Payyambalam Beach has an incredibly peaceful and inviting aura. The approach to the beach is through a small crossover bridge that is built over a narrow canal. To the right of the bridge are the memorials of Kannur's important political personalities that had passed away over the recent decades.
There is a well maintained garden adjacent to the beach where people can spend their evening by watching the beauty of the roaring ocean. One of the prime attractions of this beach garden is the sculpture of Mother and Child by the famous sculptor, Kanayi Kunjiraman. The beach is the favourite hangout for tourists and locals alike. The beach has been featured in .....
At a distance of 16 km from Kannur and 11 km from Thalassery, Muzhappilangad Beach is a beach situated at Muzhappilangad village in Kannur district of Kerala. Along the Arabian Sea coast, it is one of the best drive-in beaches in the world and among the must visit places during your Kannur Trip.
Extending up to 6 km long, the Muzhappilangad Beach is the longest drive-in beach in Asia and the only drive-in beach in the entire Kerala where tourists can drive up to a length of 4 km that offers an open road with no traffic and a stunning view. It is also featured among the top 6 best beaches for driving in the world in BBC article for Autos. Muzhappilangad is the only Asian beach featured in the list.
Located between Thalassery and Kannur, the sand of the beach is hard enough which allows vehicles to be driven on it. Driving a car or a bike has to be the highlight of this beach and it is a must-try for any tourist with a vehicle of their own. The beach is bordered by black rocks, .....
Taliparamba Rajarajeswara Temple
At a distance of 20 km from Payyanur, 23 km from Kannur and 60 km from Bekal, Sri Rajarajeswara Temple is a Hindu temple situated at Taliparamba town in Kannur district of Kerala. It is one of the historical temples in Kerala and among the must visit places while holidaying in Kannur.
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple is regarded as one of the 108 ancient Shiva temples in Kerala built by Parashurama. According to the inscription on the structure of the temple tank, the temple and the tank were renovated in 1524 AD by the king named Sathasoma Raja who belonged to Mooshika Vamsa (Kolathiri dynasty). The Shivalingam in the sanctum considered to be one of the Jyotirlingas and is worshipped here as Rajarajeswara, the Emperor of Emperors, Perumthrikovilappan, Perumchellurappan or Thampuran.
Taliparamba is regarded as one of the ancient Shakti Peethams as it is believed to be the place where the head of Goddess Sati fell after Shiva's tandavam following Sati's self-immolation. .....
Kannur Lighthouse
At a distance of 2 km from Kannur Railway Station, Kannur Lighthouse is a lighthouse situated near Payyambalam Beach in Kannur town of Kerala. Adjacent to the Sea View Park and the Government Guest House, it is the fourth largest lighthouse in Kerala and one of the popular Kannur Tourist Places.
Also known as Cannanore Lighthouse, the lighthouse is still active and overlooks the Arabian Sea. In 1843, the British introduced a system of hoisting a lantern with an oil wick lamp in order to warn ships. A masonry pedestal was constructed in 1903 on the rampart of Kannur fort and placed a double wick oil lamp inside the 4th order dioptric lens and lantern on this pedestal. The light was made available during fair seasons only, from September to May every year. In 1939, the light was shifted on to a 16-metre steel trestle erected on the northern bastion of the fort. In 1948, the system was replaced by a flashing light which uses Dissolved Acetylene gas as fuel. This light was functional .....
Payyanur / Valiyaparamba Backwaters
At a distance of 11 km from Payyanur, 12 km from Kottappuram, 30 km from Bekal, 47 km from Kannur and 49 km from Kasaragod, Valiyaparamba is a coastal island in Kasaragod district of Kerala. It is one of the most picturesque destinations of Kerala backwaters and among the prime place to visit near Kannur.
The island of Valiyaparamba is a long strip of land between the Kavvayi Backwaters and the Arabian Sea. This inhabited island is approximately 16 sq. km in size. Valiyaparamba Backwaters are fed by four rivers and the entire region is famous for a cluster of picturesque little islands. Though not popular as Alappuzha Backwaters, Valiyaparamba Backwaters are the largest backwaters in North-Kerala and the third largest backwaters in Kerala. A National Waterway passes through the island.
Blessed with lush green flora and picture-perfect sparkling blue backwaters, Valiyaparamba Backwater region is being developed as satellite destination for Bekal. Kerala Government has assigned .....
Thalassery Fort
At a distance of 22 km from Kannur, Thalassery Fort is a historical fort situated at Thalassery town in Kannur district of Kerala. Maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India, it is one of the historical monuments in Kerala and among the must visit places as part of Kannur Packages.
Stands on a rocky cliff, right on the Thalasseri Beach, Thalassery Fort is a formidable historical monument established by the British as a testimony to the might of the imperial rulers. The East India Company authorities came to Thalassery in 1683 and opened a factory here to store spices and other items for trades. In order to safe guard their trade activities they build a fort around the factory on a small hill called Tiruvellapadkunnu in 1700 CE with the support of the Kolathiri Raja and was strengthened in 1708. The fort became a strategic center for the British military activities from 1776 AD to 1784 AD. The fort was used against the rebellion of Pazhassi Raja by Lord Wellesley. In 1781 CE, .....
Kottappuram Backwaters
At a distance of 3 km from Nileswaram, 38 km from Kasaragod and 58 km from Kannur, Kottappuram is a serene backwater destination situated in Kasaragod district of Kerala. It is one of the popular Kerala backwater destinations and among the must visit places in Kerala as part of Kannur Tour.
Being part of 'Valiyaparamba Backwaters', Kottappuram backwaters is a large body of scenic backwaters fed by four rivers. The River Tejaswini is one among them and a houseboat cruise through its waters with views of areca nut groves and coconut palms is a pure delight. It is different from other South Kerala backwater attractions regarding commercialization, sights, livelihood and houseboat culture.
Endowed with mangroves, backwaters, wildlife, coconut groves and a flourishing village life, Kottappuram draws large numbers of visitors. A trip to Kottappuram and a houseboat journey through the backwaters will redefine the flavours of the land. There are small boats modelled on the shikaras .....
Parassinikkadavu Snake Park
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At a distance of 17 km from Kannur, the Parassinikkadavu Snake Park is located at Parassinikkadavu village in the Kannur district of Kerala India. It is regarded as one of the finest snake sanctuaries of Asia and among the must visit places in Kerala as part of Kannur Tour Packages.
Parassinikkadavu Snake Park is the only snake park in Kerala and one of the most prominent reptile preservation centers in India. The park was established by the Visha Chikista Kendra, a medical institution that offers diagnosis and treatment for snakebites. The main motto of this park is to educate the common man about these species and create the right awareness among them. Visiting this park is an absolute treat for the wildlife enthusiasts and animal lovers.
The park houses more than 100 varieties of venomous and non-venomous snakes including king cobra, spectacled cobra, Russell's viper, pythons, krait and pit viper. There are three snake pits, fifteen glass cases for snakes and two large glass .....
Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary
At a distance of 18 km from Iritty and 58 km from Kannur, Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary is located near Valayamchal village in Kannur district of Kerala. This is the northernmost wildlife sanctuary of Kerala and among the prime places to visit near Kannur as part of wildlife tour in India.
Established in 1984, the Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the northwest slopes of Western Ghats contiguous with the forests of Coorg district of Karnataka. It was formed by carving out areas from the Odanthode Malavaram of Thalassery special division and from the Kottiyoor Reserve Forest of Wayanad Forest Division. The sanctuary covers 55 sq. km of tropical and semi evergreen forests. The headquarters of the sanctuary is near Iritty.
The Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary is among the finest of its kind in Kerala. The tropical forests of Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary support diverse plant and animal life. About 23 species of mammals spotted here .....
Madayipara
At a distance of 13 km from Payyanur and 25 km from Kannur, Madayi Para or Madayipara is a flat topped hillock located in the Madayi village of Kannur district of Kerala. On the bank of Kuppam River, Madayipara is renowned as one of the most beautiful landscapes in the entire state of Kerala.
Often called as the land of flowers, Madayipara is typical of the laterite foot hills of the Western Ghats. With a luxuriant variety of 300 flowering plants and more than 30 species of thick grass, Madayipara is no less than a heaven for nature lovers. This mystical land is one that changes its appearance with the seasons. The spring decorates the entire hillock in a spectacular carpet of blue, pink, yellow and white flowers throughout the terrain which is a glorious sight to behold. As the summer approaches, the hillock turns into a glamorous golden field filled with knee-high grass. The place is dotted with leaves that paint the field a raging crimson red in autumn while the monsoons decorate .....
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The Weekly Retro Movie Rundown – 314
Deck the halls and watch some movies, tra la la la laaaa, la laaa laaa laaaa! That's how it goes, right? Well, it sure rings true with us! With the cold weather creeping in thick and fast, it's time to grab them blankets and settle in for the duration with your favourite films! Check out our top picks hitting the small screen this weekend. Enjoy!
Santa Claus: The Movie (1985) ITV3 12:35pm-2:45pm
An impulsive elf walks out on Father Christmas during the hectic preparations for the festive season, and heads for New York determined to make a name for himself. However, he falls into the clutches of an evil toy manufacturer, who has a devilish money-making plan up his sleeve. Family fantasy adventure, starring Dudley Moore, John Lithgow, David Huddleston, Burgess Meredith and Judy Cornwell.
101 Dalmatians (1996) Channel 5 2:55pm-5:05pm
Wicked fashion designer Cruella De Vil steals a huge litter of newborn Dalmatian puppies to turn into a magnificent coat – but the lucky pups have many four-legged friends who are determined the evil woman and her cronies will get their just deserts. Disney's live-action remake of the animated comedy adventure, starring Glenn Close, Jeff Daniels, Joely Richardson, Hugh Laurie and Mark Williams.
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Jack Frost (1998) ITV2 3:40pm-5:45pm
A rock musician who realises he is spending too much time away from his family is killed in a car accident while travelling home for the festive season. The following year his spirit takes on the form of a snowman, made by his son, allowing them to spend one last Christmas together. Fantasy drama, starring Michael Keaton, Kelly Preston, Joseph Cross and Mark Addy.
Dante's Peak (1997) Film4 4:55pm-7:05pm
A vulcanologist's suspicions that a long-dormant volcano is about to erupt turn out to be true, prompting him to race against time to save the community standing in its way – and clash with local government officials weighing his predictions against the loss in tourism revenue. Disaster movie, starring Pierce Brosnan, Linda Hamilton, Elizabeth Hoffman and Charles Hallahan.
Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (1980) ITV 6:40pm-9:00pm
The rebels are scattered across the galaxy after the Empire launches a devastating attack on their secret base. Luke Skywalker searches out a Jedi master to complete his training, while Han Solo and Princess Leia are relentlessly pursued by Darth Vader's space fleet. Sci-fi adventure sequel, with Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Alec Guinness and David Prowse.
The Mask (1994) ITV2 7:55pm-10:00pm
A timid bank clerk stumbles on an ancient mask, which endows whoever wears it with untold superhuman powers, unbridled self-confidence and an irresistible charm for the ladies. Unfortunately, he earns the enmity of a local gangster for daring to flirt with his girlfriend – and when the crook gets wind of the artefact's existence, he covets the power for himself. Comic-book comedy, with Jim Carrey, Cameron Diaz, Peter Riegert and Peter Greene.
Ghostbusters (2016) Channel 4 9:00pm-11:45pm
When a series of supernatural disturbances occur in New York city, a quartet of experts in the paranormal and their dim assistant investigate. Reboot of the 1980s comedy franchise, starring Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones and Chris Hemsworth.
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Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) ITV4 9:00pm-11:05pm
Incarcerated Special Forces veteran John Rambo is offered the chance for freedom by former commander Colonel Trautman if he takes up the offer to return to the jungles of Vietnam on a life-or-death mission to rescue American PoWs. During the course of the operation, he develops strong feelings for his guide, a female freedom fighter – but tragedy strikes, leaving him more determined than ever to exact a bloody and explosive revenge. Action adventure sequel, starring Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna, Julia Nickson-Soul, Steven Berkoff, George Kee Cheung, Andy Wood and Martin Kove.
Tremors (1990) ITV4 11:05pm-1:10am
A dull American town in the middle of the desert is suddenly attacked by huge man-eating subterranean creatures. Luckily, two dimwitted but brave handymen step into the breach to lead a ragtag bunch of locals and a mismatched pair of survivalists in the battle against the gruesome worm-like monsters. Comedy horror, with Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Finn Carter, Michael Gross, Reba McEntire and Bobby Jacoby.
Jaws 3 (1983) ITV 11:35pm-1:15am
A shark is captured by divers and put on display in a Florida marine centre, where it ultimately dies. However, examination of the body reveals the seemingly fully-grown shark was actually a baby – and its enormous, ferocious mother soon comes looking for it. Thriller sequel, originally released in cinemas in 3D, starring Dennis Quaid, Simon MacCorkindale, Louis Gossett Jr and Bess Armstrong.
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The Borrowers (1997) Channel 4 1:55pm-3:40pm
A family of four-inch-high people living beneath the floorboards of an ordinary human home help the owner's son fight back when a dastardly lawyer plans to demolish the house and make way for a luxury apartment block. Children's fantasy, starring John Goodman, Jim Broadbent, Celia Imrie, Flora Newbigin and Tom Felton.
Jingle All the Way (1996) Channel 4 3:40pm-5:20pm
A workaholic father tries to make up for his perpetual absence from home by promising to buy his son a hugely popular action figure for Christmas – little realising every other father in town has the same idea. Comedy, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Jake Lloyd, Rita Wilson, Robert Conrad and Phil Hartman.
Elf (2003) ITV 6:00pm-8:00pm
A child is taken in by kind-hearted Santa and raised as an elf – so it comes as a shock when he discovers years later that he is in fact human. Deciding to get back to his roots, he heads off for New York in search of his long-lost family but is ill-prepared for the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple. Fantasy comedy, starring Will Ferrell, James Caan, Zooey Deschanel and Edward Asner.
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Armageddon (1998) Channel 5 9:00pm-11:55pm
Nasa discovers an asteroid the size of Texas is on a collision course with Earth, so a drilling expert is recruited to train a team of misfits to transport a nuclear device into outer space to destroy it – but having had no experience of space travel, the reluctant astronauts find themselves seriously out of their depth. Sci-fi thriller, with Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck, Liv Tyler, Michael Clarke Duncan, Billy Bob Thornton and Steve Buscemi.
Point Break (1991) BBC1 11:30pm-1:25am
An FBI agent infiltrates a Californian surfing gang suspected of carrying out a series of armed robberies wearing masks modelled on former US presidents. However, his loyalties are tested to the limits when he is befriended by the gang's leader. Kathryn Bigelow's thriller, starring Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze, Gary Busey and Lori Petty.
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LR Kidbrooke Village Future Energy Home project, Urban House roof terrace showing solar glass balustrade and canopy (3)
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Sustainability is about more than technology, it is most importantly about creating something that fits with people's lives. Our work with Berkeley on the Future Energy Home is about making sure homes are smart and lower carbon but also convenient and manageable when it comes to managing our busy lives.
Michael Lewis, Chief Executive of E.ON UK
E.ON is collaborating with Berkeley Homes, one of the UK's best-known property developers, to pilot the Future Energy Home. The research initiative is trialling the integration of the latest smart home technologies at Berkeley's Kidbrooke Village development in London, to better understand how to help homeowners live a lower cost, less carbon-reliant lifestyle.
The joint project reflects both organisations' awareness of the need to help consumers make energy efficiency the norm rather than something else they have to think about in their already busy lives.
Reducing carbon consumption is a strategic priority for both companies. E.ON's aim is to create a better tomorrow for everyone; making energy simpler, smarter and more sustainable. Berkeley already operates as a carbon positive company and is committed to enabling all its homes to be at net zero carbon by 2030. This pilot study is part of realising these objectives.
The project is the first of its kind to demonstrate innovative energy devices working seamlessly through a single, tablet-based dashboard. Together, they will give consumers practical control over their energy use and the ability to power their own homes.
The Future Energy Home allows residents to generate and store electricity in a battery, helping to cut bills, to make use of in-built renewable sources such as self-generated green energy to charge electric vehicles, and to relieve pressure on the power grid at times of high demand.
The aim is to work with homeowners to understand how they engage with this connected technology. Once complete, the research will inform how smart home solutions are delivered in a way that consumers find simple and convenient, to enhance their lifestyles while also saving them money and reducing their carbon footprint.
Michael Lewis, E.ON UK Chief Executive, said: "Across the UK we've made great strides in developing new and lower carbon energy sources, the next challenge is in housing and transport; improving the homes we live in now and in the future and decarbonising transport by promoting the convenience and capability of electric vehicles.
"The new energy world is decentralised, green, and interconnected but sustainability is about more than technology, it is most importantly about creating something that fits with people's lives. Our work with Berkeley on the Future Energy Home is about making sure homes are smart and lower carbon but also convenient and manageable when it comes to managing our busy lives."
Frank Meyer, SVP Global B2C Solutions, E-Mobility & Innovation at E.ON, added: "Making it easy for customers to create their own 'future energy home' which is right for their lifestyles is at the heart of our global customer solution vision. Our aim is to create a better tomorrow for our customers.
"The Future Energy Home is a great way to prove this. Making the right energy solution choices can be challenging and this is where E.ON is committed to making life simple for homebuyers and home owners. We are very proud to work with a best in class home builder like Berkeley to showcase the benefits of smart energy living and look forward to working together to take forward the results of this project."
Karl Whiteman, Divisional Managing Director at Berkeley Homes, said: "Our industry needs to have a clear focus on sustainability and efficiency – in the homes we build, the way we build them and in how we run our businesses.
"As technology progresses we also want see energy management becoming second nature to consumers; our goal is to help them on the journey there by showing them how it can become a seamless addition to their homes."
The Future Energy Home has seen E.ON install a range of energy solutions in Berkeley Homes' innovative and award-winning Urban House at its Kidbrooke Village development in south east London, taking an already highly energy efficient home to new heights of sustainability.
These include solar glazing integrated into a glass canopy above the home's roof terrace alongside solar balustrades surrounding the outdoor space – complementing the look of the modern home.
The property also has a battery storage system supplied by both mains electricity and the solar glazing which can power the home when needed or be diverted to supply the electric vehicle charge point at the front of the house.
Smart thermostats and the other appliances are controlled by a single, tablet-based home energy dashboard, developed by E.ON, which gives homeowners a detailed view of their energy flow across the whole building. This also includes controls for room-by-room customisation of temperature.
The dashboard also controls and schedules the operation of energy assets to fit preferences and needs, such as charging an electric car on home-grown solar power – without having to navigate a maze of separate apps for each piece of technology.
The solar glazing including canopy, glass balustrade and bicycle cover can supply up to 60% of the electricity needs of the Urban House, generating over 2,100 kWh each year
The battery storage enables home-produced solar power to be stored for later use – either in the home or through the EV charge point – providing green miles for an electric car
E.ON's aim is to create a better tomorrow for everyone; working to make energy simpler, smarter and more sustainable.
We make sure everything we do is focused on our customers, whether they're individuals or families, big and small businesses, entire towns and cities.
Around five million customers in the UK choose us to meet their energy needs, making us one of the leading energy providers in the UK. As part of the E.ON Group, we're also one of the foremost energy companies in the world.
Our core businesses mirror the major changes that are happening today – creating a new energy world that is decentralised, green, and interconnected.
All 9,400 people who work for E.ON across Britain are committed to helping customers by providing new solutions, products and services built around their personal needs.
About Berkeley
The Berkeley Group build homes and neighbourhoods. We focus on creating beautiful, successful places in London and the South of England. We work together with other people to tackle the shortage of good quality homes, and make a lasting contribution to the landscape and to the communities we help create.
Berkeley Homes (East Thames) is a division of Berkeley Group. Berkeley Homes (East Thames) is focused on creating strong communities with a great quality of life and is delivering around 10,000 homes in the Royal Borough of Greenwich at two key regeneration sites.
About the Berkeley Urban House
The Urban House is an innovative design from Berkeley Homes, and is the first example of a large-scale developer designing and delivering its own housing typology. The three or four-bedroom dwelling adapts to different lifestyles, making it suitable for first time buyers, those raising a family, considering downsizing, or who need to manage a disability.
The Urban House maximises usable space, enabling twice as many homes to be built on a site compared with traditional terraced housing. It is efficient to run – environmentally, it outperforms standard housing, cutting up to 25 per cent off utility bills through innovative use of building materials and enabling residents to save over 80 per cent on gas and 30 per cent on water bills.
The Urban House boasts spacious, airy interiors and offers low-maintenance living. It has a roof terrace with 360-degree views, off-street parking with electric car charging points and covered cycle storage.
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Ben Affleck and Lindsay Shookus are in 3 Years Relationship, Know in Detail here
Updated On 12 Jul, 2017 Published On 12 Jul, 2017
by Ashmita Karki
Ben Affleck has finally ended his marriage with wife Jennifer Garner and moved on with Saturday Night Live producer Lindsay Shookus. Even though we believed that Affleck and Shookus' affair began after his split with his wife, reports are revealing that the Affleck and Shookus started dating way before Affleck's wife filed for divorce, that is in April 2017.
Let's find out more about Affleck and his girlfriend Shookus' three-year-long relationship.
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner marriage and children
Affleck and his wife Garner knew each other for a long time. Their friends bloomed on the sets of 'Pearl Harbor' and 'Daredevil.' They began dating in 2004 and later tied the knot on 29th June 2005. Their wedding ceremony happened in a private Turks and Caicos way.
Also, read about the time when Ben Affleck gifted 11 carat diamond to his wife, +Jennifer Garner.
Ben Affleck with wife Jennifer Garner
Source: Vanity Fair
The pair welcomed three children together. Garner gave birth to the couple's first daughter Violet Anne in December 2005. Their second daughter, Seraphina "Sera" Rose Elizabeth was born in January 2009. Similarly, their youngest child, a son named Samuel "Sam" Garner was born in February 2012.
Ben Affleck with wife Jennifer Garner and kids
Source: Hollywood life
Affleck and Garner's marriage started facing problems later, and they decided to divorce in June 2015. However, it was filed only in April 2017.
Was Lindsay Shookus the reason behind Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner separation?
Reports claim that Affleck's affair with Shookus became the leading cause of his marriage's failure. A close source revealed that Affleck and Shookus were not just dating casually, but they had a full-blown affair. The source further said that Affleck and his girlfriend were sleeping together, sending each other cute texts and meeting up whenever they could.
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All of these happened when Affleck was still married to his wife of ten years. When the news about the extra-marital relationship came out in 2015, it broke Garner and also Shookus' former husband, Kevin Miller.
Reports claim that Affleck's alleged relationship was not the reason behind his split with his wife as the pair had many other problems as well.
Ben Affleck enjoying his relationship with Lindsay Shookus
As of now, Affleck is openly enjoying his relationship with his partner Shookus. They often get spotted in many casual dates. Moreover, People has reported that Shookus and Affleck even live together in Affleck's new house.
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A post shared by Ben Affleck (@benaffleck) on Oct 26, 2016 at 11:55am PDT
Even though Jennifer Garner has been going through her husband's cheating claims and all the divorce deals, she has managed to keep her head up. We hope she gets over everything and starts a new life soon. Who knows, she might find the right guy soon.
We'll keep you informed about Affleck's and Shookus' relationship, keep yourself updated with us!