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What is the southernmost Iraqi city shown on the map?
It depends on the specificity of your map, but it is likely the city of Basra.
What is the southernmost point on a map?
If it's a properly drawn map, that is the part at bottom of the page.
What are all the secret place on moshi monsters?
All the places you can get to in Monstro City are shown on the Monstro City map. Hovering over the map will show names of the different locations.
What major Canadian city is south of Detroit?
Windsor, the southernmost city in Canada, is south of Detroit. Many people do not realize that the map of Canada extends far southward in the Great Lakes region.
Why was peter pettigrew shown on the marauders map?
everyone and everything is shown on the map and why peter petigrew was on the map?? because he was there
Besides canyons what other physical features are shown on the map of Utah?
capitol, city and national parks
What Florida city shown on map was built on land that used be part of the Everglades?
Name five elements that are shown on the map?
name the five elements that are shown on the map
What country of Central America is shown on the map?
All of the countries of Central America are shown on the map!! Check,if your map is right!
What city in the US is at 23.5 degrees on a map?
There are no US cities at the latitude of 23.5° N (the Tropic of Cancer). The southernmost mainland city, Key West, is near 25°N and Honolulu is near 21°N latitude.
Map symbols are shown in what kind of box?
Map symbols are shown in a box called a legend.
What are the places you can see on the map on moshi monsters?
If you open the Monstro City map and hover your cursor over, you'll see that place names for each of the locations you can visit are shown.
What line of latitude is Muscat?
Muscat is very near the Tropic of Cancer in latitude. On my map, the city center is shown at (23
Is there a secret place in puzzle palace in moshi monsters?
All the places you can get to in Monstro City are shown on the Monstro City map. Hovering over the map will show names of the different locations. There are no secret places within Puzzle Palace.
Southernmost latitude of Indian mainland in degrees?
Also show map 4 this plz
Name four kinds of land form shown on the map?
Name four kinds of landforms that are shown on the map
What color is shown most on the map of the world?
Blue is the color most shown on the map of the world. The blue is the ocean
Which is the southernmost city in tornado alley?
It is difficult to say, as Tornado Alley does not have definite boundaries. A city that is included in Tornado Alley on one map might not be in another. That said, a good contender would probably be the Dallas/Forth Worth metroplex.
What is the language of a map?
the language of a map is a key or a scale that tells about what is shown in the map.
How are cliffs shown on a map?
They are shown as a hill like shape
Natural features on a map?
they are natural features that are shown in a map
If north is shown at the top of a map where is east on the map?
What shape is Dublin?
Dublin is a city and a county. The shape of the county is shown below. Also is a map of the built up area of Dublin.
How far from Mackinaw City MI to oscoda using US 23?
Using the official Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) 2010 map, the distances shown from Mackinaw City to Oscoda, along US-23, add up to 150 miles. (Note: the distance between Harrisville and Oscoda is not shown on that map; the most recent MDOT map that shows it is the 1982 edition. The road has not changed since then.)
Where are log cabins found shown on map?
If log cabins are shown on a map, the symbol used will be found in the map's legend.
Southernmost state of the original thirteen states?
The answer is Georgia, but the map of the U.S was very different back then.
How many regions are shown on the us map?
four regions are shown
What is the southernmost point in Canada?
Canada's southernmost point is Middle Island, Ontario. It sits in Lake Erie. It's map coordinates are 41°41'N, 82°40'W.
Which could be a form of bias in a map?
When south is depicted as being toward the top of the map When road is labeled according to federal designation instead of by local names When average incomes are given as a single number for an entire county When cities are shown in green and countryside shown in yellow When fishing industry is shown with an icon depicting a dead fish When west is depicted as being toward the top of the map When north… Read More
What color is shown most on a map of the world?
The color that is shown most on a map of the world is blue. why is because of lakes streams and oceans
What is a City Map?
A city map, it a map of a certan city. SAy, Baltimore maryland. look up, city map of Baltimore Maryland, and it should have have a map of that city! Your firend, Srisha
How do you show direction on a map?
the direction on a map are shown by compaas rose
How would you show a highway or a road on a map?
A road on a map is usually shown as a line. A highway on a map is usually shown in a bolder line, or a colorful line. The map should have a symbol index to give meanings.
Is there a map of Saffron City?
No, there is no map of Saffron City. But there is a map of Hoen which has Saffron City on it.
What does a scale on a map tell you?
It tells you how large the area shown on the map is compared to the map itself.
Map of world?
a map of world is that in which all the countries are shown on a flat surface
Map scales show what?
The ratio of the distance in true life to that shown on the map.
On the map of Europe where is Luxenburg?
Luxembourg is shown on the map at the related link below.
What part of the water cycle is shown on a map by arrows pointing up?
The part of the water cycle shown on a map by arrows pointing up is evaporation.
What is the highest elevation line shown on the map?
The highest elevation line shown on the map depends on what is the highest point - which is often the summit of a hill or mountain.
Why is hawaii not shown on the north america map?
its not shown because its to far down south
How are capital cities shown on a map?
with their country
Is Rainfall on a map shown by isobronts?
no.....its isohyets.........
How is height shown on a map?
Height is shown on a map by boxes, each having a number in them, 1,2,3 and so on. they normally measure in miles, which is the easy way for starters.
What is often shown in shades of brown on a map?
Mountains are often shown in shades of brown on a map. This is meant to show their higher elevation relative to surrounding areas.
What does the key on a map represent?
The Key, or Legend, or a map gives a list of the symbols used on the map and what they represent. There is a fairly standard set of symbols used for different types of map so that anyone looking at the map can understand what it is being shown. For example, on a weather map a cold front is shown as a black line with semi-circular bumps (in blue if coloured), a warm front is… Read More
How is elevation represented on a topographic map?
elevation is shown on a topographic map by MAGIC woah
What features are shown on a physical map?
There are many different physical features shown on maps. These features include country, state, and city borders. They also include landforms such as mountains, oceans, harbors, airports, and other such physical features.
Where are the investigations for majd addin on Assassins Creed?
all objectives are found by climbing viewpoints. make sure your climbimg them in the right area of the city. there are three districs in each city. you'll notice the boarder of them when looking at your map. when goin in to the city for a second or third time, investigations will alternate to districs shown as blurry when looking at your map.
What was the site of the earliest major battle shown on the map?
what was the site of the earliest major battle shown
What is the definition of a city map?
A map of the streets and environs of a city.


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Understanding Islam as an Entrepreneurial Religion
* This interview is originally published in My Salaam website.
Postdoctoral scholar Ali Aslan Gumusay's work involves organization theory, entrepreneurship, business ethics and leadership. Here, he explains entrepreneurship from an Islamic perspective.
1. What are you currently working on?
At the heart of my research are issues around people, organizations and societal values, guided by the general question, "How do values and meaning shape organizations, and how are they managed?" In particular, I look at the role of religion in leadership, management, business ethics and entrepreneurship.
2. What is entrepreneurship from an Islamic perspective (EIP)?
Entrepreneurship from an Islamic perspective is based on three pillars: value creation, values enactment and a metaphysical pursuit towards God. It is a holistic approach that brings religious beliefs, values and meaning to the core of entrepreneurial endeavors.
3. Why is it important to acknowledge the role of religion in entrepreneurship?
Religion is a social fact that matters to millions of people around the world. Entrepreneurs, in particular, are often driven by purpose; that purpose is frequently based on an underlying faith. More explicitly, ventures are shaped by religious guidelines about products, processes and practices, beliefs, and behaviors.
4. How do the growing Islamic economies affect the study of Islam's role in entrepreneurship?
The Islamic market grows due to three reasons. First, the global Muslim population is growing and expected to be around 2.3 billion in 2030. Second, many Muslims become more affluent customers. Third, it seems that their consumption is increasingly shaped by some religious awareness. All this makes EIP relevant.
5. What is the advantage of EIP over Western entrepreneurship theories in Islamic countries?
Oftentimes, Islamic countries try to adapt a Western theory to their context—and fail. EIP is more than a simple summation of Islam and entrepreneurship. It shapes the very core of what entrepreneurship is. This means that it does not simply add doing good to a profit-maximizing firm but rather reforms the notion and role of profit itself.
6. Why do you see Islam as an entrepreneurial religion, and what sets EIP apart from other theories of entrepreneurship?
Islam encourages and enables entrepreneurial activities: opportunity, pursuit, risk-taking and innovation. It tells people to seek in this world but not be consumed by it. Its financial arrangements forbid interest and instead support financial investments that can be regarded as venture capital. And it explicitly allows anything that is not forbidden in social affairs (muamalat). In contrast, in worship (ibadat), everything that is not allowed is forbidden.
Unfortunately, many management scholars shy away from religion. EIP tries to depict the empirical reality of religious people. What sets it apart is that EIP theorizes the role of religion, which is so central to many Muslim entrepreneurs.
7. What are the challenges of researching and developing theories on EIP?
Generally, religion is a very contested topic, as many of us have strong views about it. At the same time, it is often viewed as a private concern and not a scholarly matter, and hence it is not discussed and theorized enough. Specifically, some scholars and managers think that management, as a science and practice, should not talk about religion. However, management is a social science and, I believe, needs to explain reality, whether that reality is religious or not.
8. How do you see your research making a difference?
I hope that my work gives people tools to understand how their own faith or the faith of colleagues, employees and other stakeholders impact their professional life. For instance, I told one manager about the notion of wor(k)ship; that is, that a Muslim manager combines work with worship. She responded, this is exactly what I do, wor(k)ship, and now I have a word for it.
* Read more about Ali Aslan Gumusay's work at www.guemuesay.com.
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If there was ever a bomber group that epitomised the Eighth Air Forces strategic bombing campaign in Europe, it was the 100th Bombardment Group (H).
Earning the nickname 'The Bloody Hundredth' (because of their high losses), the group flew the famous Boeing B-17 heavy bomber aircraft out of USAAF Station 139, Thorpe Abbots in Norfolk England from June '43 until the end of the war.
During that combat operations period, the group received two Presidential Unit Citations and the French Croix de Guerre with Palm for their outstanding efforts and bravery.
A résumé of their combat statistics:
First mission: June 25 1943
Total number of missions flown: 306
Total number of credited sorties: 8,630
Total bomb tonnage: 19,257
Missing Air Crew Reports: 184
Aircraft Lost or Salvaged: 229
Number of men killed or missing in action: 785
Number of men taken as POWs: 894
Last mission: April 20 1945
The 100th was made up of 4 squadrons, one of which was the 418th, and within that squadron flew the B-17 named 'Chapel in the Flak'. There is no doubt as to where the inspiration came for that name, as to be a USAAF bomber crewman in Europe in WWII was one of the most dangerous and unbelievably stressful jobs within the armed forces. Naturally any kind of combat situation is dangerous, but hanging in the air inside a metal tube whilst flying straight and level for several hours over enemy territory with ground defences and fighter aircraft trying to shoot you down is psychological torture akin to Russian Roulettte.
The crew of this aircraft, like many crews, had a camaraderie for each other that was forged by their shared experiences in battle. Proud of their aircraft and efforts they would often paint the backs of their jackets with slogans and motifs, often recording the number of missions they had survived by painting a bomb for each one.
Such was the case for the men of 'Chapel in the Flak', and we are delighted to be able to offer a superb, exact recreation from a wartime original that has the blessing of the 100th Bomb Group Foundation Inc. As part of a collaboration with this foundation, who own the trademark CENTURY BOMBERS®, we offer this officially licensed product which pays respect and homage to this time honoured unit.
Recreated from examples of original jackets worn by the Chapel in the Flak crew using our newly developed veg-tanned Vintage War Horse® Horsehide, this offering is going to get you salivating. The character and handle of the leather is to die for as it exhibits all the craggy character that is so often seen on vintage originals. The closeup images in the photo gallery show you exactly the kind of character you can expect. The hand painted recreation of the artwork is meticulously done and is so authentic it's virtually indistinguishable from the original, capturing the correct colours and muted tones that only originals have - there is only one way to describe it: Outstanding!
We have also gone the extra mile to make this piece truly exceptional and fitted a rare original dead stock M-42 Talon zip for the closure.
On top of this the garment is given a subtle TimeWorn® finish to render a recreation of unparalleled authenticity. Due to the intense hand-finished nature of making such a product you can rest assured, by owning one of these, you will have something truly special as we are only able to produce a handful of these special pieces each year. It is essentially art-in-clothing that one can wear as well as hang for display, and is a homage and maintenance of a memory of the incredibly brave airmen who put their lives on the line countless times so we may all have better lives today.
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I'm the first to admit that when I come to an investment advice site like the Motley Fool, I'm looking for advice on big gains –and quickly. This has pushed me lately towards Canada's Big Five banks, the marijuana industry, and blue-chip stocks in general.
So it's a great surprise when an investor has the chance to put money toward something aimed at helping the world at large, while also helping grow your portfolio.
That's why Theratechnologies Inc. (TSX:TH) is in such a unique position on the TSX. While there are many pharmaceutical companies out there, Theratech is the only one meeting the medical needs of those affected by HIV.
The stock has had a steady increase over the last five years, but in May there was a huge jump with the release of Theratech's FDA-approved drug, Trogarzo. The drug was called a "breakthrough" for HIV therapy, as it is in the only drug that doesn't require daily dosing, and is proven effective for difficult-to-treat patients as it doesn't have any drug-to-drug interactions. This sent shares to the highest point in the company's history since September 2000 at $14.57 per share!
But as the markets have become increasingly volatile, Theratech's shares seemed to follow suit. At the time of writing, shares have plummeted about 43% since the highs of May.
Personally, I don't think this is due to any fault on Theratech's part. In fact, the company continues to pump out more drugs to help HIV patients. Most recently, the FDA approved a new single-vial formulation called EGRIFTA, a growth hormone-releasing treatment for excess abdominal visceral adipose tissue in HIV patients with lipodystrophy. This serious condition is associated with the development of insulin resistance, diabetes, fatty liver, and high triglyceride levels.
When this announcement was made on November 5, the markets only reacted with a slight bump — one that has since gone back down and then some. Since the release of Trogarzo, the only increase the company has seen was in October, when the company posted an impressive increase in sale of 58% during the first quarter of sales of Trogarzo, suggesting even more growth in the future.
It's clear that the markets are a strong influence on this company, but investors should look at the broader picture when it comes to Theratech. Since it made its initial public offering in 1994, the company has increased 67% to date. However, looking at the spikes the company has had in the past 25 years, shares have increased more than 200%! And it's not crazy to think this will happen again soon.
Analysts see the company as undervalued and are predicting it only to rise in the next year from anywhere between $12 and $21 by the end of 2019. That's a potential gain of 156% at the time of writing. As the markets return to normal, Theratech is in a fantastic position to prove to investors that they were smart to invest in this company that has a complete monopoly on HIV medicine in the TSX.
Right now, it's a great buy to hold for years to come while you watch sales increase. Like everything else in the markets right now, it'll just be a waiting game to see when this volatile market comes to an end.


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Norman C. Kershner
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Norman C. Kershner, 89, of Kempton, PA. passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family on December 25, 2020. He was the husband of the late Mary M. (Snyder) Kershner, who passed away in 2001. He was born in Greenwich Township, PA., a son to the late Harry J. and Jennie K. (Seip) Kershner. Norman was a truck driver for various bulk haulers, last working for Clarence W. Dietrich Milk Hauling in Lenhartsville, PA. for forty years until retirement. He was also a self-employed farmer in the Greenwich Township area. Norman was a member of New Bethel Church, Kempton, PA., the Kempton Rod and Gun Club, and Kempton Fire Co. Survivors include his daughter, Justine B. wife of Keith Danenhower, Kempton, PA., with whom he last resided; two grandchildren, Abigail K. and Benjamin N. Danenhower; two great-grandchildren, Charles L. Stein and Ava R. Danenhower. He was predeceased by his siblings, Effie Wagner, Mabel Himmelberger, Verna Heffner, Esther Biehl, Anna Hemerly, and Stanley, Paul, Mildred, Elsie, and Richard Kershner. There will be a private funeral service at the Robert S. Nester Funeral Home, New Tripoli, PA., followed by a private interment in New Bethel Union Cemetery, Kempton, PA. Rev. David L. Long will officiate.
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After the cremation, the ashes are sprinkled in the river and that's when the deceased reaches Nirvana. From all over India people travel to Varanasi; to die or to bring the dead, sometimes even with the corpse on ice in the trunk of a car... Life and death are not that far apart in India.
We almost decided to skip Varanasi but I'm glad that we didn't. Especially for a photographer, it is one of the most interesting cities of India. Culture, history and religion compressed into a city with the tiniest alleys and backstreets that almost don't see daylight. There are little shops with sweets, lassies, fruit and every kind of food imaginable but that's not why we came to Varanasi.
The Ghats that lead up to the river is what I wanted to see. That's where the locals are and where they play cards and cricket or just relax in the evening. And that's exactly what we did too every evening when the sun started to set; just relax at the ghats of Varanasi. The light turned magical again like everywhere in India went the sun went down and as a photographer it's an awesome few hours to be out.
Check out the pictures of this amazing place!
Very interesting writing and amazing photos.
You will always remember this trip as every sight somehow gets etched in the heart and mind forever.
Full moon over the Okaukuejo waterhole: Lucky spectacle or try to avoid?


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Teenager bitten by shark in Cocoa Beach, family says
"There were too many stitches to count," says family member after a teenager was reportedly bitten by shark in Cocoa Beach.
Teenager bitten by shark in Cocoa Beach, family says "There were too many stitches to count," says family member after a teenager was reportedly bitten by shark in Cocoa Beach. Check out this story on floridatoday.com: https://on.flatoday.com/2LI2QH2
Tyler Vazquez, FLORIDA TODAY Published 4:57 p.m. ET May 29, 2018 | Updated 10:00 a.m. ET May 31, 2018
A 15-year-old Texas teenager, Cody High, was bitten by a shark on Cocoa Beach his first day in Florida over Memorial Day weekend 2018, his family says.(Photo: PHOTO COURTESY OF JANICE HOTZ)
A 15-year-old boy was bitten by a "6-foot bull shark" over Memorial Day weekend, according to family members.
Cody High of San Angelo, Texas was stable after being transported to a local hospital Saturday. He was bitten in Cocoa Beach near East Gadsden Lane that afternoon.
Brevard County Ocean Rescue Chief Eisen Witcher said his agency could not say for sure whether the bite was inflicted by a shark, but family members said they saw the fish.
A 15-year-old Texas teenager, Cody High, was bitten by a shark on Cocoa Beach his first day in Florida over Memorial Day weekend 2018, his family says. (Photo: PHOTO COURTESY OF JANICE HOTZ)
A GoFundMe page was set up to help Cody's family, who spent a year saving money to go on a Florida vacation, with medical expenses. Cody was released from the hospital Monday but will need rehab and further medical treatment, according to his cousin Janice Hotz.
"On day one in Florida, the family is playing in the ocean on Cocoa Beach. Cody is playing with his niece and nephews when a 6-foot bull shark takes a huge bite out of his left calf," Hotz wrote on the GoFundMe, which has raised $420 of it's $20,000 goal.
"There were too many stitches to count," Hotz wrote, adding that Cody needed to be transferred to Arnold Palmer Children's hospital where a surgeon was able to treat him.
Cody is recovering and is expected to continue his vacation in a wheelchair.
More: Great white shark Savannah pings off the coast of Cocoa Beach — on Memorial Day weekend
More: FDLE to conduct DNA tests after fatal Palm Bay Road hit-and-run
Contact Vazquez at tvazquez@floridatoday.com, 321-917-7491 or on Twitter @tyler_vazquez.
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Q: How to Add Active Class to Nav Link Through Pug or JS I can't get an active class for my nav links based on which url is currently active.
I had a mentor help me write this code and it was working:
if filename.replace('.pug', '.html').indexOf(pageLink) > 0
 a.active-nav-link= pageName
else
 a(href=pageLink)= pageName

but I came back to the project and there is a compiling error with the code now and when I change the block to just a(href=pageLink)= pageName, it compiles successfully, but the .active-nav-link class is obviously gone.
ul.reveal
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How do I get the .active-nav-link class to be applied to the current page like it used to be. Maybe the code above is out of date and needs to be tweaked. I'm willing to try other simple approaches, as I'm not too advanced.

A: You can use JS expressions as attribute values in pug. Try this:
a(
    href=pageLink
    class=(filename.replace('.pug', '.html').indexOf(pageLink) > 0 ? 'active-nav-link' : '')
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Using Headspace Gas Chromatography for the Measurement of Water in Sugar and Sugar-Free Sweeteners and Products
Daniel W. Armstrong, Lillian A. Frink
Spectroscopy Supplements, Special Issues-10-02-2016, Volume 31, Issue 10
This fast, automated method was shown to be accurate and precise for 16 liquid sweeteners, and is likely more accurate than Karl Fischer titration.
An automated method for determination of water in liquid sweeteners was developed using headspace gas chromatography (GC) and ionic liquid-based capillary GC columns. This method allowed for the rapid determination of water with minimal sample pretreatment. In addition to providing fast analysis time for the samples, the headspace GC method was found to be accurate and precise for the measurement of water in 16 liquid sweeteners. This method was shown to be widely applicable for sugar and sugar-free sweeteners and more accurate than Karl Fischer titration.
Historically, honey was the primary sweetener used to enhance many foods; however, with advances in technology, sweeteners with high concentrations of fructose or sucrose are now used (1,2). In syrup-form, they provide an economical, easy-to-handle alternative to honey (2). Sweeteners can now be found in most foods, including carbonated beverages, canned goods, jellies, jams, baked goods, and dairy products, and in many pharmaceutical products (1–3). These additives improve the humectancy, color, and flavor of food (1). Sweeteners are found in many foods, and their compositions are monitored and regulated (4,5). One important component, water, must be regulated because it affects both the physical characteristic of the product and consumer safety (1,5). The water content directly affects the viscosity of syrups and sweeteners. When the water content in syrup is low, the sugar may precipitate and the ability to easily handle the product as well as consumer satisfaction will be compromised (6).
In addition to human consumption, many syrups (such as molasses and corn syrup) are used as additives in animal feed (2,4,5). The water content is monitored, and if the level exceeds the regulated range, both mold and other microbial growth can occur (4–6). This can lead to significant problems because of the toxic nature of some molds, spores, and their by-products (7–10).
Consumption of the mold and spores leads to a reduction of feed intake, which can cause weakness, weight loss, and decreased production in dairy cattle (7). Furthermore, spores and mold can cause many diseases along with their related symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, skin lesions, kidney and liver damage, lack of muscle control, and nervous system disorders (7–10). Other effects are an increase in infertility and abortions among exposed cattle (7–10). Mold is known to cause respiratory distress, coughing, and shortness of breath in both humans and livestock (7–10). Consequently, the measurement of water in many products is often required by regulatory bodies worldwide.
Water content traditionally is measured by refractive index and reported in degrees Brix or by percent by weight of sucrose in water (5,6,11,12). Degrees Brix is used because it is a fast and easy way to measure the moisture in sucrose-based sweeteners (5,11). While it is fast, many sweeteners are fructose based or have a combination of sucrose and other sugars causing it to be inaccurate; therefore, the Brix measurement is actually an "apparent Brix" (5,11). In addition to sugars other than sucrose, salts are known to cause an apparent change in the water content (5,11). When salt is present, the measured degrees Brix can indicate 5–10% less water than is actually contained in the sample (5). Headspace gas chromatography (GC) is another method that has been used for the determination of water in select foods, solvents, and active pharmaceutical ingredients (12–16). Early on, the amount of water in food was measured by the formation of a suspension in methyl glycol and then multiple headspace extractions were used (12). One problem that occurred with this early GC method was that the various supports (for example, diatomaceous earth and molecular sieves) in packed columns led to a nonideal absorption of water; therefore these columns produced broad tailing peaks with poor peak area reproducibility (17–20). In addition, these packed columns tended to have low selectivity and resolution between water and many other common solvents (15–18). In addition, air, water, and some solvents can degrade common liquid stationary phases at the elevated temperatures required for the analyses (14). New GC stationary phases composed of ionic liquids (IL) have been developed that allow GC to be used for the analysis of water (13–16,21–23). The ILs with trifluoromethylsulfonate (TfO-) anions improve the water's peak shape and peak area reproducibility lowering the limit of detection (14,21–23). Further, these stationary phases are unchanged when exposed long term to water- and oxygen-containing samples.
In this work, we report a simple, effective, and accurate method for the determination of water content in fructose-, sucrose-, and sucralose-based syrups. This method, unlike previous methods, is not affected by the sugar composition, the presence of solid particles in the sample, or the presence of salts. Also, the method does not entail multiple headspace extractions, additional solvents, or standards as in some of the previous headspace GC methods. This effective approach is easily automated and is made possible by the advent of advanced IL stationary phases for GC coupled with a specific GC system configured for water analysis and containing devices for the stringent reduction of ambient moisture.
Fructose was obtained from Sigma Aldrich. Blue agave nectar was purchased from C&H Sugar. Grandma's Molasses was obtained from B&G foods. Karo Light corn syrup was obtained from ACH Food Companies, Inc. Pancake syrup was purchased from Safeway. Hershey's chocolate syrup and caramel topping were purchased from Hersheys Company. The Nesquik chocolate syrup and strawberry syrup were obtained from Nestle. Strawberry jelly and jam were obtained from Smucker's. Mrs. Butterworth's original syrup and Mrs. Butterworth's sugar-free syrup were from Mrs. Butterworth's. Coffee creamer was from Kahala Franchising, L.L.C. Sugar Free Butter Flavored Syrup was obtained from Maple Grove Farms. Rose's Grenadine syrup was purchased from Mott's LLP. Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) was purchased from Sigma Aldrich.
Screw-thread vials (22 x 75 mm) and magnetic screw-thread covers for the autosampler were purchased from Restek. The GC columns were 30 m x 0.25 mm, 0.20-μm df Watercol 1460 and Watercol 1900 columns along with a 60 m x 0.25 mm, 0.20-µm df Watercol 1910 column and were obtained from Sigma Aldrich.
Samples with <40% water were prepared by adding 500 mg of sample to a clean vial using a pipette. Samples that contained >40% water were prepared by adding 0.125 g of sample and 0.375 g of DMSO to a clean vial. After the sample was prepared it was immediately capped. The vial was pressurized to 200 kPa for 2 min at room temperature using a Shimadzu HS-20 headspace autosampler. The headspace was then loaded or extracted for 1 min. After the purging process was complete the vial was heated for 5 min at 100 °C. The sample was pressurized to 100 kPa and the headspace vapor was loaded for 2 min into a 0.2-mL sample loop. A 0.5-min injection was then made into the GC system. Two external calibration curves were produced: one for the lower water content (<40% water) and a second calibration curve for samples with higher water content (>40%). The first was used for samples with lower water content, by combining 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, and 0.8 g of water with 2.6, 2.0, 1.9, and 1.8 g of fructose, respectively. Samples were made in quadruplicate by adding successive 500-mg aliquots of sample to clean vials. Then the vials were purged, heated, and analyzed the same as the samples. The second calibration curve for higher water contents was produced by making samples with 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25% water in a DMSO matrix. This was achieved by combining 0.125, 0.250, 0.375, 0.500, and 0.625 g of water with 2.375, 2.250, 2.125, 2.000, and 1.875 g of DMSO, respectively. The solutions were then divided into 500-mg aliquots and treated in the same manner as the samples.
Loss on drying was measured by weighing four clean empty vials. A sample, ~500 mg, was added to each vial and the new mass was recorded. Samples were heated for 12 h at 60 °C and then cooled and weighted. A second 12-h evaporation step was performed at 60 °C. The process was repeated until a constant mass was obtained.
The Karl Fischer titration (KFT) analyses were performed by Robertson Microlit Laboratories. The atmospheric moisture was measured by adding 3–10 mg of sulfosalicylic acid dehydrate to the Hydranal Coulomat AG in the titration cell. The standard was titrated coulometrically to the electrometic endpoint and used to determine the response of residual moisture. The sample, 10 mg, was then added to the titration cell and titrated. The atmospheric moisture was subtracted for the reported value to obtain the moisture in the sweetener sample.
Apparatus and Conditions
The analyses were performed using a Tracera 2010 equipped with barrier discharge ionization detection (BID) and thermal conductivity detection (TCD) (Shimadzu Scientific Instruments). Labsolutions 5.82 software was used for all peak integration. A Shimadzu HS-20 headspace autosampler was used to purge, heat, and inject all samples. The transfer line and sample line were kept at 170 °C. The oven in the autosampler was kept at room temperature (25 °C) when purging the vials and at 100 °C for all analyses. A 60 m x 0.25 mm, 0.2-µm df Watercol 1910 fused-silica capillary column coated with IL synthesized as previously reported or commercially acquired from Supelco/Sigma-Aldrich (22). The GC system oven temperature was held isothermally at 170 °C with a run time of 5 min. The carrier gas for all runs was helium at a flow rate of 1.5 mL/min (26 cm/s). The helium was dried with a high-capacity gas purifier and an OMI purifier tube (Supelco). The injection port was set at 280 °C and the TCD system was set at 200 °C with a current of 80 mA. A split ratio of 100:1 was used for all analyses of the sweeteners. Selected analyses were performed using a 6890N gas chromatograph with TCD (Agilent Technologies Inc.) and Chemstation plus software (Rev.B.01.03). A 1-mL gastight syringe (Hamilton) was used for all injections.
Optimization of Separation
The GC oven temperature, split ratio, and GC column were evaluated, and the optimized conditions are specified in the "Experimental" section. It was determined that a temperature of 170 °C and a split ratio of 100:1 were optimal for these analyses. The Watercol 1910 GC column gave the best peak symmetry for water compared to the Watercol 1460 and Watercol 1900 columns (see "Experimental" section). The Watercol 1900 column gave the lowest retention time, but the peak shape was slightly less symmetrical than that obtained using the Watercol 1910 column. The improved peak shape of the water when analyzed on the Watercol 1910 column in turn, provided more precise water determinations (vide infra). It was found that the water concentrations were not in the linear range of the sensitive BID, but they were well within the linear range of TCD. One of the virtues of a GC system specifically configured for water analysis is that it has both of these detectors and therefore the flexibility to handle samples containing trace levels to higher levels of water. In the case of these 16 sweeteners, the higher water content in the samples allowed TCD to give a response 4x104–8x104 times higher than the blank.
Optimization of Headspace Conditions
The headspace analysis of samples for water requires the optimization of a few parameters. These include the purging conditions, sample loop size, and the length of time the sealed samples are heated (equilibrium time). It should be noted that the headspace autosampler used in this study has a unique configuration that is advantageous for water analysis (16). The equilibrium temperature was set at 100 °C to reduce side reactions (such as the Maillard reaction), which produce water as a by-product. The equilibrium time was also optimized as seen in Figure 1. The sample required 5 min at 100 °C to reach equilibrium. Various sample purge conditions were evaluated using the autosampler. For example, the vials were pressurized in a range of 25–200 kPa and the headspace was then removed for 6–120 s. It was found that a using a pressure of 200 kPa and then extracting 30 s of headspace was optimal and provided the lowest residual moisture in the vials. Two different sample loop sizes, 0.2 and 1.0 mL, were compared. When the larger sample loop was used with samples that contained high water amounts, the GC column was overloaded, and the peaks were asymmetrical because of increased tailing.
Figure 1: The amount of water in the headspace of sealed samples at 100 ºC was evaluated every 5 min for 20 min. It can be seen that the maximum response is at
5 min and after that point the response plateaus.
Quantitative Analysis of Residual Water in Samples
Two calibration curves for water were developed in order to quantify its content in 115 syrup samples (see "Experimental" section). Figure 2 illustrates the linear relationship between the peak area and the percent water for different concentrations of water in fructose. The correlation (r2) was found to be 0.99. A second calibration curve produced in DMSO was also found to have a correlation of 0.99. The water in 16 syrups and sweeteners was analyzed and the percent water therein is presented in Table I (they ranged from ~20% to 90%). The water content was also analyzed with the loss on drying method, which gave comparable values but required much longer analysis times (Table I) and by KFT.
Figure 2: Plots of the linear relationship between TCD response and the water content in fructose–water solutions and DMSO–water solutions. Both had a correlation of 0.99. The equation for the line produced by the fructose–water solutions is y = 429,000x and the equation of the line produced by the DMSO–water solutions is y = 403,000x.
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The precision of the headspace GC method was evaluated by analyzing all of the samples in quadruplicate. The relative standard deviation (RSD) for loss on drying, headspace GC and KFT methods were similar in most cases. When the average precision of the headspace GC method was compared to the average RSD produced by loss on drying, there were a few values with more than 8% RSD for the latter approach (that is, Nesquik chocolate syrup and Hershey's caramel topping). It should be noted that while loss on drying usually produced similar RSDs, the procedure took 4–7 days to complete whereas the headspace GC method took 10 min. As has been noted previously, KFT often provides good precision while producing inaccurate results (16). This tendency will be discussed in the next section.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) does not currently provide standard reference materials for moisture in sugar solutions; therefore, accuracy of the headspace GC method was estimated by comparing it to results obtained by two other methods, KFT and loss on drying. The three methods gave similar results, but it was determined that KFT often appeared to overestimate the water content compared to the other two methods. When KFT and headspace GC were compared with a T-test it was found that they were only similar in the case of five samples, and KFT was similar to three of the loss on drying samples. When loss on drying and headspace GC were compared, it was found that most of the samples were similar. When the french vanilla coffee creamer was analyzed with headspace GC and loss on drying, a similar result of ~30% water was found. In contrast, KFT gave a significantly higher water content (46% water). On average, KFT yielded ~5% higher water contents than the other two methods. It appears likely that the KFT reagent reacted with some of the nonaqueous components or constituents of many of the samples. Results with high bias have been previously noted for KFT for samples that contain large amounts of sugar (24). Loss on drying usually had the lowest measured water content of the three methods; however, it has been known to underestimate water when the viscosity of the sample increased substantially after heating, which, in turn, decreases the diffusion rate of water (25). This effect would also apply to a few of the samples (that is, Nesquik chocolate syrup and Hershey's caramel topping), which still had small decreases in mass after being heated for seven days. In addition, when the incubation temperature was further increased for a few hours it led to sample degradation. Since the mass did not completely stabilize it can be assumed that there was still some moisture present.
Instrumental Variations
The effect of different instrumentation can affect the GC conditions used as well as peak shape, split ratios, and resolution. This is particularly true when comparing new state of the art instruments with analogous types that are 10 or more years old. It was found that the older TCD system had poorer sensitivity and therefore required a lower split ratio, 5:1. As shown in Figure 3, the decrease in split ratio caused the water peak to lose symmetry via increased tailing. The lower split ratio also led to broader peaks and therefore a lower resolution between the air and water peaks. In addition, when samples were analyzed with the older, less sensitive TCD systems, the analysis temperature had to be kept slightly lower, 150 °C versus 170 °C, to allow for baseline separation between the water and air because of peak broadening and increased tailing.
Figure 3: Typical chromatograms obtained for the analysis of water in agave nectar
(a) when analyzed with the Shimadzu Tracera 2010 TCD system at 170 °C with a split ratio of 100:1 on a 60-m Watercol 1910 column, and (b) using an older, less sensitive TCD system at 150 °C and a split ratio of 5:1 on a 60 m Watercol 1910 column.
The water content of 16 liquid sweeteners were determined using headspace GC. This method was rapid, accurate, and precise. It was shown to be broadly applicable to a variety of sugar and sugarless sweeteners. The method does not require long heating periods (4–7 days) in an oven as with the loss on drying method, so the water content can be rapidly determined in the syrups. KFT was shown to overestimate the water content in most of the samples. The ease, accuracy, and robustness of the headspace GC analyses are greatly enhanced when using an ionic liquid-based column and a GC instrument that is specifically designed and configured for the analysis of water.
This work was also supported by the Robert A. Welch Foundation (Y0026). We would like to thank Shimadzu Scientific Instruments for the use of the Tracera 2010 GC.
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The government is operating on the assumption this crisis will run for six months. It also knows it's easier to shut something down than to start it up again.
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Q: how to join ajax search with another ajax search I have a datetimepicker in ajax that filters my data in the table by an interval of time.
I'd like to add a text filter to, so the plan is to filter by date and text at same time.
Is a way of keep the date filter when user writes the name of the record that he wants to see?
That's basically a double filter but I don't know how to make them work at same time
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A: You can create a function (like getFilteredData) with the return data you want to send to ajax. This way the function filters the ajax data before the request.
$(document).ready(function () {
    // Datepicker init
    $.datepicker.setDefaults({
        dateFormat: 'yy-mm-dd'
    });

    $("#to_date").datepicker();
    $("#from_date").datepicker();

    // Collect data
    function getFilteredData() {
        return {
            from_date: $('#from_date').val(),
            to_date: $('#to_date').val(),
            text: $('#mytextinput').val(),
            foo: $('#fooinput').val(),
            bar: $('#barinput').val(),
        }
    }

    // Ajax request on click
    $('#filter').click(function () {
        var data = getFilteredData();

        if (data.from_date != '') {
            $.ajax({
                url: "filter.php",
                method: "POST",
                data: data,
                success: function (data) {
                    $('#order_table').html(data);
                }
            });
        }
        else {
            alert("Selecione uma data");
        }
    });
});

After you can filter the DB Query like this:
<?php
$data_text = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'text_input');
$data_to = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'to_date');
$data_from = filter_input(INPUT_POST, 'from_date');

// Query
$query = "SELECT m.nome AS Máquina, r.cod_máquina AS ID, r.cod_posto AS Posto, r.data AS Data, r.tipo AS Tipo, r.desc_alt AS Descr, r.responsável AS Responsável
    FROM registos_alteração r, máquinas m
    WHERE r.cod_máquina = m.cod_máquina ";

if ($data_to && $data_from) {
    $query .= "AND r.data BETWEEN '{$data_from}' AND '{$data_to}' ";
}

if ($data_text) {
    $query .= "AND r.title LIKE '%" . $data_text. "'% ";
}

// Get results
$result = mysqli_query($connect, $query);

Please read about SQL Injection before working with a database query:
How can I prevent SQL injection in PHP?


Apart from its popular cosmopolitan nature, culture, good institutions, Hyderabad is popular for its wholesale markets that not only cater to city population but actually serve the needs of people hundreds of kilometres away from Hyderabad.
For example, we have pearl market and people living outside Hyderabad or outside India won't leave the city without purchasing pearls. But, pearls are neither manufactured nor grown in Hyderabad, but it has gained popularity because of the markets in Hyderabad. There are wholesale markets for pearls that offer a wide range in pearls and you get to see the sellers or buyers coming to Hyderabad either to sell or buy pearls.
The markets in Hyderabad are unique and are many dated back to 400 years, when the city under the rule of Quli Qutub Shah was a world famous trade centre for rare diamonds and pearls.
Goods or items are available at a very reasonable price in wholesale markets when compared to retail markets. There are many wholesale markets in Hyderabad for purchasing a variety of goods such as textiles, pearls, bangles, brassware, silver and gold ornaments, precious stones, carpets, handicrafts, paintings, toys, electrical items and a lot more is available at cheaper prices.
Few of the wholesale markets that are famous across the world in Hyderabad are Begum Bazar, Madina market, Ranigunj, Laad Bazar, Sultan Bazar and many more. You name it you get it. You get everything in these wholesale markets. The streets of these markets are very busy and are usually crowded with people purchasing number of goods.
Importance of wholesale markets in Hyderabad city – Ultimately a city is a market, everybody comes to the city because of it. City offers great opportunity for trading – all the buying power is in the city, income generating people are in the city, hence, markets are economically viable in the city.
People don't go to villages to purchase goods, but come to city – It is not the source of product, but the market that is important, as it is where a product is traded and distributed. People don't go to sea shore to get pearls nor they go to mines to get diamonds. For instance, there are few villages which are typical to production of only one type (native) of goods, like Vijayawada market, where people buy and sell only agriculture related products or markets in weavers villages (like Pochampalli, Chirala, Gadwal), where people buy and sell only textiles.
People want a central place where they can get all the things (irrespective of the place produced) which they need, that is what a wholesale market in the city is about. Whatever may be the occasion or need, people from all districts come to Hyderabad to buy various things.
City allows centralized trading at a single location – villagers and other businessman move to city to do business, as village markets have no system, have monopoly (biased and authoritative) and are not economically viable as there is no one to buy there. This significantly improves the efficiency of distribution of goods, which is very much advantageous for manufacturers.
Hyderabad markets are not replicated – You cannot find any other similar market in AP – if you don't get a thing in Hyderabad, probably, you won't get that thing anywhere else in AP. People from all districts across AP come to sell and purchase goods in the markets of Hyderabad.
A city has to be a market. Because of commerce and trading, infrastructure is build in the city, the city becomes economically viable, people get jobs and the standard of living improves.
Visit our Shopping section for the complete list of wholesale markets in Hyderabad.
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I intended to give you some facts about Newfoundland today but just as I started I suddenly recalled the 70s mindbend that was Mary, Mungo and Midge.
I loved it as they were clearly very happy. A girl with no family, who appeared not to go to school, her big dog, and a mouse which I assume had been attracted by the filthy flat they undoubtedly lived in at the top of their tower block. The lift always worked.
I learnt one thing from the series which I still know now. That long bit on a crane parallel to the ground, that the chain and wrecking balls hangs from, is called the Boom. I too bring you knowledge. Tell someone else.
Little known fact, dog Mungo was named after the hippy singer Mungo Jerry and if you imagine the dawg with big hair you will realise how alike they look. Mary was inspired by Mary Quant and Midge by the phrase 'gis a midge a of your sweet herb' which came from free love music festivals in the late 60s (apparently).
A dear friend of ours, who is a local Essex artist, will be going on a research trip to Newfoundland later this year. To educate you thickos (no offence) and to publicise this Canadian island, I bring you facts.
These are the only three facts I could find but I hope these have inspired you to visit Newfoundland one day. Take a sandwich and a flask and make a day of it.
Oh yes, blogging, so I say what I have been doing. Well I had a great walk with Ern and Max earlier up in the Roding Valley Nature Reserve. Ern managed to chase three squirrels all at once. See below.
He then showed Max how to eat horse poo but I managed to stop them. It is very Moorish though.
We played ball. Today I spiced things up by bringing two balls instead of one. I only threw one at a time though. I'm not a giddy imbecile you know.
I cleared some more of my historic artifacts today too. The dilemma remains. How do I get rid of any football programmes? England v Turkey in 1987. Yin-Tong at work won the tickets but didn't want to go so me and Nick went. We got there quite late rather inebriated as I recall. We scored and Nick clapped whilst holding a bag of unopened crisps in his hands which then popped and the comb over bloke in front ended up sporting a load of Golden Wonder. Nick did try and pick them out but I recall it was not well received. We won 7-0. We used to back then as no one else in the world knew how to play football yet.
I dug up an early 80s Orient v Stockport programme. That was the game Mary joined me and Mike (he of the two imaginary dogs Nutmeg and Doodah) and we realised that anyone who brings a box with home made buns for half time can come any time they want.
I also found a mid-80s Cambridge v Stockport programme. Now that was back in my CUSCSC days and I was delighted that County sent me a load of complimentary tickets. A group of cycling 'never been to one of these association football game' student pals then made me realise never mix student life with your football passion. Yes, it was good that they tried to make up jaunty little songs, but the looks from the travelling Blue Army and the players said it all. We won. Or lost. Or possibly drew.
See all these memories from a football programme. Millwall v Wigan FA Cup Semi-Final? I remember Millwall fans punching each other. Self-fulfilling stereotypes.
This is a boring one tonight. See I am not on acid. As Mary puts it, what I type is 'Brain Phlegm' – tonight it appears to be a pale green and not particularly viscous.
Actually the only reason I did a blog tonight was because I was downstairs and she who must be obeyed (even if she is wrong) started watching 'Call the Midwife'. I was willing to stay in the room but apparently no one can sing, dance, jabber incessantly or stare at their wife, whilst CTM is on. With such restrictions in place I went to see Daisy in her room but it appears that similar rules were in force. Having already annoyed Will via FaceTime it meant I had to read yesterday's paper. I did have today's but I hate the Sunday papers and would rather read day old news instead. I got bored anyway. So blame my family.
Finally, bands wot I have seen slot. I actually went to see Fishmonkeyman. Now they had one good track (only one track in total?) and as I recall they were crap. The name is worth them existing though. Amazingly I cannot find any information about them online other than their music on YouTube. They must have been so embarrassed.
My first CD was by The Loveblobs. See below. They sounded like what they look like.
Right. Apologies. This has been like a Fishmonkeyman B-side – pointless and forgettable. I need a few days off.
I liked this one!! Loved mary mungo and midge and didn't know about their names so you've educated me. And no you can't throw any football programmes put. If I still have my spurs 81-83 scrapbooks then that tells you enough! !
Next I'm not fat, I'm just big-boned. Give me the bloody doughnut!


OPEN HOUSE Sun April 14 - Tela in Mission~Offering a spacious 1 Bedroom 694 SQFT unit at terrific value pricing...Wide plank laminate flooring, modern kitchen design w/ SS appliances & quartz counters... Insuite laundry, 2pc bath for guests & of course the 1 bdrm master suite includes luxurious modern 4pc bath & his/hers closets ~ On the third floor this home includes a patio for your gas BBQ & large windows throughout... Lifestyle is front & center in this desirable Mission location ~ steps to nightlife, dining, pathways, shoppes & more. Downtown inner city sophistication mixed in w/ the charm of tree lined streets... Tela is architecturally stunning w/ beautiful brick exterior complimented by a combination of gardens, courtyard styled pathways & beautiful wrought iron accents...Inside, a spacious foyer offers a mail centre & small reception lounge...Welcome home to Tela in Mission! Good News - we have other Tela's if this isn't the right layout. ***Photos shown from another similar unit.


A fantastic location, peek-a-boo ocean views, valley views, and a large deck with your own private covered hot tub with deck above all come together in this newly completed custom-built Lincoln City vacation rental. Enjoy room for all your family and friends, parking for three cars including a private garage with direct entry into home, two indoor fireplaces and an outdoor chiminea fireplace for relaxing or making s'mores. The unique built-in bunks on the third level provide a fun space for kids or adults. There's plenty of entertainment throughout featuring Bluetooth stereos on two levels, five oversized 4K Ultra HD Roku LED LCD TVs for streaming your favorite shows or connecting your gaming devices.
This Olivia Beach home puts you in one of Lincoln City's most desirable neighborhoods. You're a quick walk to the Olivia Beach neighborhood park, the community firepit, volleyball court, and a few steps away from the heated outdoor saltwater pool with ocean views and a workout room. The soft sands and crashing waves of the beach are steps away using the Olivia Beach's beach access staircase, as is plenty of nearby shops, restaurants and shopping mall along the Oregon Coast Highway.
Loved how the house was laid out. Nice spaces for everyone. Lots of bathrooms when you are having a girls weekend. Beautiful walk to the beach!
Well kept and very clean. We loved the small touches. Nice linens, good cookware, comfy furniture, and a great beach. The house had all the small details covered. We would not hesitate to stay here again. Too bad this summer is already booked.
The Sand Seeker was above and beyond our expectations. This is a perfect home for families and especially for those with children. The bunk room sleeps four and is close to an additional bedroom. We chose to sleep downstairs in the master suite which made our kids feel as though they had the upper level to themselves. The beach is within a 5-10 minute walk and afterwards my family enjoyed spending time in the hot tub. The house is beautifully decorated and each bedroom as well as both living rooms have their own televisions, which in our case was vital for March Madness ;) The community of Olivia Beach is so quintessential and makes evening strolls delightful. We will definitely be returning again. Per the owner's recommendation we also took our 9-year-old son down to a near by glass studio to blow his own glass float and it was one of the highlights of our trip--so please read their recommendations up arrival--all of them were 5 stars!
This house was amazing! The kitchen had anything you'd need to cook with. Even though there wasn't an ocean view you were right next to the ocean. There was a walkway down to the beach. There was even a park right down the street that was quaint and adorable. We were a party of 8 and there was plenty of room for all of us comfortably. Can't wsit to stay again.
Good layout. House feels really new and recently built but has some character to it. Very nice deck and private hot tub. Nice neighborhood. No complaints at all.
Had a great time celebrating our daughters birthday. Plenty of room for all of us. Would love to stay again.
The house was beautiful, clean, well stocked with essentials (including a coffee grinder which was great because we forgot ours). The kids loved the built in bunk beds and open space on multiple floors to play in. The hot tub was hot and clean and access to the beach was easy to find. We loved staying here and plan to book again!
Such a beautiful home. We enjoyed every minute. I just wish the pool would have been closer.
My family really enjoyed this home for our weekend getaway. It was very clean. The bedrooms were spacious and the beds were comfortable. The kids really enjoyed the bunk beds room, board games and hot tub. Overall wonderful place to spend good quality family time.
We loved this place. Great community, great home, very close to the beach and is centrally located in Oregon to where you can travel to all the sites within the coast line with minimal driving. Very comfortably fit a family of 10. This place has been one of our favorite places to be at. I cannot say enough good things about this property. We will definitely be back in the future.
The house was amazing. Brand new and beautifully decorated! While it was not right on the beach, the private hot tub in the backyard made up for it. We will be back. Hopefully for a longer stay so we can check out the pool and the park.