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Best Life Brands Strengthens Executive Team with Three New Hires
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May 14, 2019 // Franchising.com // DETROIT - Best Life Brands, a multi-brand platform company uniting ComForCare, At Your Side, CarePatrol and all future acquisitions to serve individuals along the continuum of care, has announced three new hires to the executive team. Sean Kajcienski has been named as chief revenue officer and chief operating officer, Hank Gretzinger will serve as chief financial officer and Tom Parks will assume the role of vice president of franchise development.
As CRO and COO, Kajcienski will be responsible for system-wide sales and revenue growth and operations across all brands within the Best Life Brands network. He most recently served as division vice president for Sears Home Improvement Products in Orlando and brings more than 25 years of experience in operations, franchising, sales and marketing, with a track record of continually delivering significant improvements in company revenue, profits and valuation.
As CFO, Gretzinger, a U.S. Navy veteran and finance expert with 20 years of experience, will develop the overarching financial strategy and infrastructure of Best Life Brands as the award-winning organization continues to expand. He previously served as CFO, vice president and controller for Biotronic NeuroNetwork in Ann Arbor.
Parks will play a key role in matching small business owners with their dream franchise as VP of franchise development. He has more than 15 years of experience in franchising, sales and marketing, and previously served as president of Premier Franchise Solutions.
"As Best Life Brands continues to grow, these team members will be key figures in creating operational, financial and expansion strategies that collectively move all our brands forward," said Steve Greenbaum, CEO of Best Life Brands. "These men all have a passion to help people and will support our current and future franchise owners in growing their business and allowing more families to live their best life possible."
In 2019, Best Life Brands plans to acquire more brands, franchised or non-franchised, whose services align with the overall mission "live your best life possible," as well as add more locations to the roster for ComForCare, At Your Side, and CarePatrol through strong franchise development initiatives. Now combined under the new platform company, each brand offers a strong investment opportunity positioned as a leader in their respective industries.
To learn more about ComForCare and At Your Side, visit www.comforcare.com or atyoursidehomecare.com. To learn more about CarePatrol, visit www.carepatrol.com.
About Best Life Brands, LLC
Based in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Best Life Brands, LLC is a holding company that includes ComForCare and At Your Side, premier franchised providers of home care, and CarePatrol, the nation's largest franchised senior placement organization, which together include more than 350 franchise locations across the U.S. and Canada. With a private equity investment from The Riverside Company, Best Life Brands is a platform of award-winning complementary businesses that serve people along the continuum of care.
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Of all areas of public life, universities have proved to be among the most resistant to the digital disruption that is ripping through businesses, politics and ideas.
As Sir Anthony Seldon has argued so powerfully in his recent book The Fourth Education Revolution, too many governments continue to invest in a factory model for higher education. Mesmerised by international league tables, exam performance and the need for funding, administrators have narrowed what students study. Selection is too rooted in narrow academic performance, rather than potential. Technology is increasing the workloads of academics, instead of freeing them for groundbreaking research and teaching.
As a result, higher education no longer enhances opportunity and social mobility in the way it should. Parents continue to expect their kids to follow the same paths that took their generation through university and into jobs that will not exist in the future. Learners leave university thinking that their education is over, not just beginning. They may have gained top grades and degrees, but there is no guarantee that they will have the knowledge, skills and character to be positive members of society.
But research we released this week at Towards Global Learning Goals shows that higher education is now at a critical point in its evolution. The fastest growing businesses are demanding skills that universities don't currently develop. Enlightened governments are adopting new ways of teaching and assessing emotional intelligence. A growing number of university reformers are teaching young people to be kind, curious and brave, and to adapt to different cultures, environments and economic models.
Countries such as Singapore and the UAE are rolling out 21st-century skills and character curriculums. As The National reported last week, the Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government in Dubai has now abandoned exams altogether. This is a perfect example of forward-looking educational thinking. As technology has evolved, people have come to absorb information and remember differently. The old skills of rote learning are now less valuable than the ability to interpret information quickly and in innovative ways. These changes are working, too: happy and motivated students learn better.
So what can we expect at a university of the future?
Firstly, it will be more accessible. Not just in terms of equality of opportunity. But as a resource for all of society, not just a small group who study there for three years. The university of the future will become a hub for sharing knowledge, not a refuge for hoarding it. It will offer more programmes for those who choose not to attend full time, allowing them to combine their learning with work and life. As more young people seek to self-educate, including via online platforms, universities will face an economic imperative to keep up. The university will once again become an idea, not a building.
It will also be creative and collaborative. Twenty-first-century curriculums will go far beyond employability or the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake, and towards preparing the learner to contribute to society. It will develop citizens of a global world, with the ability to connect ideas, environments, and places, to experience failure, to solve problems and to build their character.
Students will study how humans developed, from cave paintings to driverless cars, how we learnt to live together, and how we can protect the planet on which we live. Education will refocus on how to learn rather than just what to learn. Future graduates will be equipped to adapt to a world in which industries will disappear, and in which we will need to work together in new ways across cultures and societies. They will have a better understanding of how we can manage our mental and physical health, and how best to organise our lives.
Learning will be more human. The institutions to thrive will be those that harness personalised learning and protect individual choices to ensure that students are able to maintain their autonomy and individualism. They will avoid a standardised approach to education that ignores local issues or simply spreads and reinforces elitist structures across the world. A university of the future will need to lead the ethical debate about technology and humanity. What are the human values that we want to imprint in technology? How do we live with the machines?
Like everything else, a university of the future will be more digital. In an industry marked by rising costs and student debt, blockchain and artificial intelligence technologies will allow universities to automate their administrative processes with more confidence, gaining efficiency and transparency, and to automate knowledge and memory-based teaching. This means more time, resources and energy for learning, teaching and researching.
At their best, universities help us access the best of the knowledge and wisdom that humanity has built up over millennia. But an industrial education model, created in the 19th century and updated for the mass market of the 20th century is no longer delivering. The next education renaissance will not be led by those who have traditionally controlled higher education, but by pioneering educators, institutions and governments – and possibly by those currently denied the opportunity of higher education. Young people will liberate themselves to unleash the ingenuity and creativity that they will need to navigate challenges ahead.
It is time to reimagine higher education. The universities that understand these challenges and opportunities will become the universities of the future. The rest will be a study of what happens when institutions fail change with the times.


Faculty specializations include development economics, econometrics, international economics, industrial organization, labor economics, microeconomics, macroeconomics, monetary economics, public finance and transportation. Research by the faculty appears in top journals and acclaimed books. Research has been funded by such agencies as the National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, U.S. Department of Agriculture, the American Enterprise Institute, the Kansas Department of Transportation and the Kansas Department of Revenue. In addition, faculty members have won many teaching awards at the college and university levels.
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Mining exports up but prices uncertain
Australia will continue to ship more resources into global markets over the next two years as a ramp-up in liquefied natural gas exports offsets flattening growth in iron ore and coal.
Total resources export volumes, which are now dominated by iron ore and coal, are expected to increase by eight per cent in 2017/18 and another five per cent in 2018/19, according to the federal budget papers.
Most of the gains will come from gas exports, as under-construction LNG processing capacity comes onstream, and LNG could overtake coal as the country's second-largest export earner next year.
Australia is set to overtake Qatar as the world's largest LNG exporter in 2018, on the back of the rising shipments from the three massive export-focused LNG plants in Queensland, but the government has put pressure on the industry to boost domestic supplies to lower local prices.
The sharp rebound in prices for traditional revenue earners iron ore and coal is forecast to ease over the next few quarters, budget estimates show.
"Given commodity prices continue to be volatile, we have maintained conservative assumptions," Treasurer Scott Morrison said.
Treasury expects iron ore prices to hover at $US66 a tonne – around current levels, until the December 2017 quarter. Thereafter, it is expected to slip to $US55 a tonne in the March 2018 quarter.
Prices for metallurgical coal are likely to average $US200 a tonne until the December 2017 quarter, before dropping to $US120 a tonne in the March 2018 quarter.
Still, the economy has benefited from the sharp rebound in iron ore and coal prices since mid-2016, with Australia's terms of trade expected to jump 16.5 per cent in 2016/17 financial year, compared to a 10.2 per cent fall in the previous year.
Higher-than-expected commodity prices since December's MYEFO forecast are alone expected to yield additional revenue of $18.8 billion over four years, the budget papers show.
Meanwhile, mining investment is forecast to decline 21 per cent in 2017/18 and a further 12 per cent in 2018/19, mostly on account of completion of major mining and LNG projects.
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Ally Almore is a freelance photographer currently based in my native Chicago. My identities and experiences growing up the city I call home have heavily influenced my practice. A self described light chaser and a time stopper- from a young age, a love of photography was developed. It began with family photo albums, and slowly expanded to images other families and friends had. Soon after, I wanted to produce images and was borrowing my grandfather's camera until I got my very own. I grew up in Pilsen, a vibrant neighborhood, but am a product of all over the city. My mother worked downtown, at a small business flower shop up until I graduated. On weekends, I'd visit when I was little, but when I got old enough I would stay to help out on holidays or days off of school. Sometimes I'd take pictures of pretty arrangements, or help decorate the store. Sometimes I'd explore the Loop or was sent off on an errand. I guess you can say my mother is the first person to introduce me to the elements of design, through her art of flower arrangements, and to the world with her willingness to share it with me. The more of the world I saw, the more I knew I wanted to be in it. I am a proud product of CPS, and went to high school in the gold coast, where I was exposed to other parts of the city as well as other parts of the country and world through the people I met. While there, I took AP photography classes and also was simultaneously enrolled in several photography classes at Marwen, a non-profit organization that provides free art classes to middle and high school aged Chicagoans.
"I was that girl in high school always with a camera in my hand. It's like once I picked it up and learned what I could do, I didn't want to stop. If someone wanted to find me, they knew I'd be in the photo lab."
Through that program, I spent my last two summers of high school interning at the Museum of Contemporary Photography and The Chicago Artist Coalition respectively while working for Open Lands on several commissioned collaborative art pieces. There, I learned some of my building blocks for building up an artist community and it's importance. After graduating, I briefly attended Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, GA for photography and documented my freshman year experience while there for Seventeen Magazine as a part of their Freshman Fifteen panel. It was while back in Chicago and looking to reignite my passion, I found community with F4F, a Black and femme focused DIY alternative space in the Little Village Neighborhood, and became their resident photographer. Since then, I've shot on the intersections of the queer nightlife, and arts scenes in Chicago and the impact that Black and Brown people have on this community. I love to intimately explore queerness and it's place in nightlife and have shot for party collectives across the city such as A Queer Pride, smallWorld Collective, Swoon, Party Noire and was resident photographer for DURO.
"My queerness has always been a part of my identity. From an early age, I knew that about myself. It was never something I wanted to hide. I was out in middle school, and never looked back. I was never afraid to be myself or find other people like me"
During summer of 2018, I was in a photojournalist residency with Sixty Inches's Envisioning Justice program in partnership with Illinois Humanities. I've captured events for organizations such as the Chicago Abortion Fund, D-Composed, Chicago Women's Foundation, University of Chicago's Arts and Public Life, Open Television, Beauty Breaks, The Museum of Contemporary Art, The Field Foundation, Mystic Soul, The Unapologetically Brown Series, Chicago Therapy Collective, and RedBull. My work has appeared in Okay Africa, Dapper Q, Teen Vogue, Scapi Mag, The Red Bulletin, ICUQTS, The Chicago Tribune, Hoy, Sixty Inches, the cover of The Chicago Reader, and I was most recently a featured photographer for ATT's "It's a 312 Thing" citywide billboard campaign.
Aside from events, and photo documentation, I also do a lot of portrait work. A lot of which tends to explore a range of topics from gender identity and the levels of comfortability with one has with their outward gender expression and how people navigate in the intersections of queerness and racial identity. I aim to challenge societal ideologies of 'every day beauty' through my work. I currently live on the south side of Chicago with my family, including 3 cats and a beautiful Huskador. I spend my days shooting, dreaming up new photo projects, editing images and managing a jewelry store/event space called The Silver Room in Hyde Park. Some nights you can catch me shooting some of the best parties in queer nightlife that Chicago has to offer. I am a current member and resident photographer of smallWORLD Collective. I also teach photography courses at Marwen, aiming to inspire the next generation of photographers.


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Volby do Evropského parlamentu v roce 2004 se na Slovensku uskutečnily 13. června 2004.

Výsledky
Voleb se zúčastnilo 17 politických stran nebo volebních koalicí. Účast voličů dosáhla 16,96 %, což byla jedna z nejnižších účastí v Evropské unii. Úplné výsledky jsou v následující tabulce:

Reference

Související články
 Volby do Evropského parlamentu 2004 v Česku

Externí odkazy
 oficiální výsledky voleb (slovensky)

Volby do Evropského parlamentu na Slovensku
Slovensko
Volby na Slovensku 2004

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Even zombies get the holidays off, apparently. I even received some gifts from the fat guy in a red suit. Unfortunately most of what he gave me consisted of more movies to review. Nice going, Santa. You're on their side, I know it. Once the holidays were over, I picked a flick at random and ended up watching Colin.
In the early days of the Zombiepocalypse, Colin is attacked and infected. After his death and revival, he ventures out into a city both generous in meals yet dangerous for the undead. Humans—zombie slayers—do their best to keep Colin and his kind down for the final count, his sister amongst them. Will she save him or join him?
Sounds awesome, right? It would have been had the plot not taken until an hour into the movie to actually manifest. Most of the footage ended up being random shots designed to show off special FX makeup skills. While I admit the gore was fun to watch, it would have been even more enjoyable if I could make sense of what was happening. Hardly any of the characters talked. Not just because they're zombies. The few humans in the film uttered all of two lines each. By forty-five minutes in I realized all the thought and prep work went into the zombie attacks and makeup, with little thought left for an actual script.
There were a few bits that were enjoyable. Colin's first fight sequence proves that not everyone has a knack for fighting. He must have tried to jab a pairing knife into that zombie's skull about fifteen times before finally accidentally hitting a spot soft enough to do any damage to the thing's brain. Why can't more zombie slayers be this bumbling? I wouldn't be locked up watching these movies, then.
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I give Colin two-and-a-half diseased brains out of five.


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 * @file
 * Contains \Drupal\field\Tests\FormTest.
 */

namespace Drupal\field\Tests;

use Drupal\Component\Utility\SafeMarkup;
use Drupal\Core\Field\FieldStorageDefinitionInterface;
use Drupal\Core\Form\FormState;
use Drupal\field\Entity\FieldConfig;
use Drupal\field\Entity\FieldStorageConfig;

/**
 * Tests field form handling.
 *
 * @group field
 */
class FormTest extends FieldTestBase {

  /**
   * Modules to enable.
   *
   * @var array
   */
  public static $modules = array('node', 'field_test', 'options', 'entity_test');

  /**
   * An array of values defining a field single.
   *
   * @var array
   */
  protected $fieldStorageSingle;

  /**
   * An array of values defining a field multiple.
   *
   * @var array
   */
  protected $fieldStorageMultiple;

  /**
   * An array of values defining a field with unlimited cardinality.
   *
   * @var array
   */
  protected $fieldStorageUnlimited;

  /**
   * An array of values defining a field.
   *
   * @var array
   */
  protected $field;

  protected function setUp() {
    parent::setUp();

    $web_user = $this->drupalCreateUser(array('view test entity', 'administer entity_test content'));
    $this->drupalLogin($web_user);

    $this->fieldStorageSingle = array(
      'field_name' => 'field_single',
      'entity_type' => 'entity_test',
      'type' => 'test_field',
    );
    $this->fieldStorageMultiple = array(
      'field_name' => 'field_multiple',
      'entity_type' => 'entity_test',
      'type' => 'test_field',
      'cardinality' => 4,
    );
    $this->fieldStorageUnlimited = array(
      'field_name' => 'field_unlimited',
      'entity_type' => 'entity_test',
      'type' => 'test_field',
      'cardinality' => FieldStorageDefinitionInterface::CARDINALITY_UNLIMITED,
    );

    $this->field = array(
      'entity_type' => 'entity_test',
      'bundle' => 'entity_test',
      'label' => $this->randomMachineName() . '_label',
      'description' => '[site:name]_description',
      'weight' => mt_rand(0, 127),
      'settings' => array(
        'test_field_setting' => $this->randomMachineName(),
      ),
    );
  }

  function testFieldFormSingle() {
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageSingle;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Display creation form.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/add');

    // Create token value expected for description.
    $token_description = SafeMarkup::checkPlain($this->config('system.site')->get('name')) . '_description';
    $this->assertText($token_description, 'Token replacement for description is displayed');
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[0][value]", '', 'Widget is displayed');
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[1][value]", 'No extraneous widget is displayed');

    // Check that hook_field_widget_form_alter() does not believe this is the
    // default value form.
    $this->assertNoText('From hook_field_widget_form_alter(): Default form is true.', 'Not default value form in hook_field_widget_form_alter().');

    // Submit with invalid value (field-level validation).
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => -1
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    $this->assertRaw(t('%name does not accept the value -1.', array('%name' => $this->field['label'])), 'Field validation fails with invalid input.');
    // TODO : check that the correct field is flagged for error.

    // Create an entity
    $value = mt_rand(1, 127);
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => $value,
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    preg_match('|entity_test/manage/(\d+)|', $this->url, $match);
    $id = $match[1];
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test @id has been created.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was created');
    $entity = entity_load('entity_test', $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->{$field_name}->value, $value, 'Field value was saved');

    // Display edit form.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/manage/' . $id);
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[0][value]", $value, 'Widget is displayed with the correct default value');
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[1][value]", 'No extraneous widget is displayed');

    // Update the entity.
    $value = mt_rand(1, 127);
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => $value,
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test @id has been updated.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was updated');
    $this->container->get('entity.manager')->getStorage('entity_test')->resetCache(array($id));
    $entity = entity_load('entity_test', $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->{$field_name}->value, $value, 'Field value was updated');

    // Empty the field.
    $value = '';
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => $value
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm('entity_test/manage/' . $id, $edit, t('Save'));
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test @id has been updated.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was updated');
    $this->container->get('entity.manager')->getStorage('entity_test')->resetCache(array($id));
    $entity = entity_load('entity_test', $id);
    $this->assertTrue($entity->{$field_name}->isEmpty(), 'Field was emptied');
  }

  /**
   * Tests field widget default values on entity forms.
   */
  function testFieldFormDefaultValue() {
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageSingle;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    $default = rand(1, 127);
    $this->field['default_value'] = array(array('value' => $default));
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Display creation form.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/add');
    // Test that the default value is displayed correctly.
    $this->assertFieldByXpath("//input[@name='{$field_name}[0][value]' and @value='$default']");

    // Try to submit an empty value.
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => '',
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    preg_match('|entity_test/manage/(\d+)|', $this->url, $match);
    $id = $match[1];
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test @id has been created.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was created.');
    $entity = entity_load('entity_test', $id);
    $this->assertTrue($entity->{$field_name}->isEmpty(), 'Field is now empty.');
  }

  function testFieldFormSingleRequired() {
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageSingle;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    $this->field['required'] = TRUE;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Submit with missing required value.
    $edit = array();
    $this->drupalPostForm('entity_test/add', $edit, t('Save'));
    $this->assertRaw(t('!name field is required.', array('!name' => $this->field['label'])), 'Required field with no value fails validation');

    // Create an entity
    $value = mt_rand(1, 127);
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => $value,
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    preg_match('|entity_test/manage/(\d+)|', $this->url, $match);
    $id = $match[1];
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test @id has been created.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was created');
    $entity = entity_load('entity_test', $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->{$field_name}->value, $value, 'Field value was saved');

    // Edit with missing required value.
    $value = '';
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => $value,
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm('entity_test/manage/' . $id, $edit, t('Save'));
    $this->assertRaw(t('!name field is required.', array('!name' => $this->field['label'])), 'Required field with no value fails validation');
  }

//  function testFieldFormMultiple() {
//    $this->field = $this->field_multiple;
//    $field_name = $this->field['field_name'];
//    $this->instance['field_name'] = $field_name;
//    entity_create('field_storage_config', $this->field)->save();
//    entity_create('field_config', $this->instance)->save();
//  }

  function testFieldFormUnlimited() {
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageUnlimited;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Display creation form -> 1 widget.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/add');
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[0][value]", '', 'Widget 1 is displayed');
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[1][value]", 'No extraneous widget is displayed');

    // Press 'add more' button -> 2 widgets.
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, array(), t('Add another item'));
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[0][value]", '', 'Widget 1 is displayed');
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[1][value]", '', 'New widget is displayed');
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[2][value]", 'No extraneous widget is displayed');
    // TODO : check that non-field inputs are preserved ('title'), etc.

    // Yet another time so that we can play with more values -> 3 widgets.
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, array(), t('Add another item'));

    // Prepare values and weights.
    $count = 3;
    $delta_range = $count - 1;
    $values = $weights = $pattern = $expected_values = array();
    $edit = array();
    for ($delta = 0; $delta <= $delta_range; $delta++) {
      // Assign unique random values and weights.
      do {
        $value = mt_rand(1, 127);
      } while (in_array($value, $values));
      do {
        $weight = mt_rand(-$delta_range, $delta_range);
      } while (in_array($weight, $weights));
      $edit["{$field_name}[$delta][value]"] = $value;
      $edit["{$field_name}[$delta][_weight]"] = $weight;
      // We'll need three slightly different formats to check the values.
      $values[$delta] = $value;
      $weights[$delta] = $weight;
      $field_values[$weight]['value'] = (string) $value;
      $pattern[$weight] = "<input [^>]*value=\"$value\" [^>]*";
    }

    // Press 'add more' button -> 4 widgets
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Add another item'));
    for ($delta = 0; $delta <= $delta_range; $delta++) {
      $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][value]", $values[$delta], "Widget $delta is displayed and has the right value");
      $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][_weight]", $weights[$delta], "Widget $delta has the right weight");
    }
    ksort($pattern);
    $pattern = implode('.*', array_values($pattern));
    $this->assertPattern("|$pattern|s", 'Widgets are displayed in the correct order');
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][value]", '', "New widget is displayed");
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][_weight]", $delta, "New widget has the right weight");
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[" . ($delta + 1) . '][value]', 'No extraneous widget is displayed');

    // Submit the form and create the entity.
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    preg_match('|entity_test/manage/(\d+)|', $this->url, $match);
    $id = $match[1];
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test @id has been created.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was created');
    $entity = entity_load('entity_test', $id);
    ksort($field_values);
    $field_values = array_values($field_values);
    $this->assertIdentical($entity->{$field_name}->getValue(), $field_values, 'Field values were saved in the correct order');

    // Display edit form: check that the expected number of widgets is
    // displayed, with correct values change values, reorder, leave an empty
    // value in the middle.
    // Submit: check that the entity is updated with correct values
    // Re-submit: check that the field can be emptied.

    // Test with several multiple fields in a form
  }

  /**
   * Tests the position of the required label.
   */
  public function testFieldFormUnlimitedRequired() {
    $field_name = $this->fieldStorageUnlimited['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    $this->field['required'] = TRUE;
    FieldStorageConfig::create($this->fieldStorageUnlimited)->save();
    FieldConfig::create($this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Display creation form -> 1 widget.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/add');
    // Check that the Required symbol is present for the multifield label.
    $this->assertRaw(SafeMarkup::format('
@label
', array('@label' => $this->field['label'])),
        'Required symbol added field label.');
    // Check that the label of the field input is visually hidden and contains
    // the field title and an indication of the delta for a11y.
    $this->assertRaw(SafeMarkup::format('@label (value 1)', array('@label' => $this->field['label'])),
        'Required symbol not added for field input.');
  }

  /**
   * Tests widget handling of multiple required radios.
   */
  function testFieldFormMultivalueWithRequiredRadio() {
    // Create a multivalue test field.
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageUnlimited;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Add a required radio field.
    entity_create('field_storage_config', array(
      'field_name' => 'required_radio_test',
      'entity_type' => 'entity_test',
      'type' => 'list_string',
      'settings' => array(
        'allowed_values' => array('yes' => 'yes', 'no' => 'no'),
      ),
    ))->save();
    $field = array(
      'field_name' => 'required_radio_test',
      'entity_type' => 'entity_test',
      'bundle' => 'entity_test',
      'required' => TRUE,
    );
    entity_create('field_config', $field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($field['entity_type'], $field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field['field_name'], array(
        'type' => 'options_buttons',
      ))
      ->save();

    // Display creation form.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/add');

    // Press the 'Add more' button.
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, array(), t('Add another item'));

    // Verify that no error is thrown by the radio element.
    $this->assertNoFieldByXpath('//div[contains(@class, "error")]', FALSE, 'No error message is displayed.');

    // Verify that the widget is added.
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[0][value]", '', 'Widget 1 is displayed');
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[1][value]", '', 'New widget is displayed');
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[2][value]", 'No extraneous widget is displayed');
  }

  function testFieldFormJSAddMore() {
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageUnlimited;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Display creation form -> 1 widget.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/add');

    // Press 'add more' button a couple times -> 3 widgets.
    // drupalPostAjaxForm() will not work iteratively, so we add those through
    // non-JS submission.
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, array(), t('Add another item'));
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, array(), t('Add another item'));

    // Prepare values and weights.
    $count = 3;
    $delta_range = $count - 1;
    $values = $weights = $pattern = $expected_values = $edit = array();
    for ($delta = 0; $delta <= $delta_range; $delta++) {
      // Assign unique random values and weights.
      do {
        $value = mt_rand(1, 127);
      } while (in_array($value, $values));
      do {
        $weight = mt_rand(-$delta_range, $delta_range);
      } while (in_array($weight, $weights));
      $edit["{$field_name}[$delta][value]"] = $value;
      $edit["{$field_name}[$delta][_weight]"] = $weight;
      // We'll need three slightly different formats to check the values.
      $values[$delta] = $value;
      $weights[$delta] = $weight;
      $field_values[$weight]['value'] = (string) $value;
      $pattern[$weight] = "<input [^>]*value=\"$value\" [^>]*";
    }
    // Press 'add more' button through Ajax, and place the expected HTML result
    // as the tested content.
    $commands = $this->drupalPostAjaxForm(NULL, $edit, $field_name . '_add_more');
    $this->setRawContent($commands[2]['data']);

    for ($delta = 0; $delta <= $delta_range; $delta++) {
      $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][value]", $values[$delta], "Widget $delta is displayed and has the right value");
      $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][_weight]", $weights[$delta], "Widget $delta has the right weight");
    }
    ksort($pattern);
    $pattern = implode('.*', array_values($pattern));
    $this->assertPattern("|$pattern|s", 'Widgets are displayed in the correct order');
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][value]", '', "New widget is displayed");
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[$delta][_weight]", $delta, "New widget has the right weight");
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[" . ($delta + 1) . '][value]', 'No extraneous widget is displayed');
  }

  /**
   * Tests widgets handling multiple values.
   */
  function testFieldFormMultipleWidget() {
    // Create a field with fixed cardinality, configure the form to use a
    // "multiple" widget.
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageMultiple;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $this->field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($this->field['entity_type'], $this->field['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name, array(
        'type' => 'test_field_widget_multiple',
      ))
      ->save();

    // Display creation form.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/add');
    $this->assertFieldByName($field_name, '', 'Widget is displayed.');

    // Create entity with three values.
    $edit = array(
      $field_name => '1, 2, 3',
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    preg_match('|entity_test/manage/(\d+)|', $this->url, $match);
    $id = $match[1];

    // Check that the values were saved.
    $entity_init = entity_load('entity_test', $id);
    $this->assertFieldValues($entity_init, $field_name, array(1, 2, 3));

    // Display the form, check that the values are correctly filled in.
    $this->drupalGet('entity_test/manage/' . $id);
    $this->assertFieldByName($field_name, '1, 2, 3', 'Widget is displayed.');

    // Submit the form with more values than the field accepts.
    $edit = array($field_name => '1, 2, 3, 4, 5');
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    $this->assertRaw('this field cannot hold more than 4 values', 'Form validation failed.');
    // Check that the field values were not submitted.
    $this->assertFieldValues($entity_init, $field_name, array(1, 2, 3));
  }

  /**
   * Tests fields with no 'edit' access.
   */
  function testFieldFormAccess() {
    $entity_type = 'entity_test_rev';
    // Create a "regular" field.
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageSingle;
    $field_storage['entity_type'] = $entity_type;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $field = $this->field;
    $field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    $field['entity_type'] = $entity_type;
    $field['bundle'] = $entity_type;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $field)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($entity_type, $entity_type, 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name)
      ->save();

    // Create a field with no edit access. See
    // field_test_entity_field_access().
    $field_storage_no_access = array(
      'field_name' => 'field_no_edit_access',
      'entity_type' => $entity_type,
      'type' => 'test_field',
    );
    $field_name_no_access = $field_storage_no_access['field_name'];
    $field_no_access = array(
      'field_name' => $field_name_no_access,
      'entity_type' => $entity_type,
      'bundle' => $entity_type,
      'default_value' => array(0 => array('value' => 99)),
    );
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage_no_access)->save();
    entity_create('field_config', $field_no_access)->save();
    entity_get_form_display($field_no_access['entity_type'], $field_no_access['bundle'], 'default')
      ->setComponent($field_name_no_access)
      ->save();

    // Test that the form structure includes full information for each delta
    // apart from #access.
    $entity = entity_create($entity_type, array('id' => 0, 'revision_id' => 0));

    $display = entity_get_form_display($entity_type, $entity_type, 'default');
    $form = array();
    $form_state = new FormState();
    $display->buildForm($entity, $form, $form_state);

    $this->assertFalse($form[$field_name_no_access]['#access'], 'Field #access is FALSE for the field without edit access.');

    // Display creation form.
    $this->drupalGet($entity_type . '/add');
    $this->assertNoFieldByName("{$field_name_no_access}[0][value]", '', 'Widget is not displayed if field access is denied.');

    // Create entity.
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => 1,
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    preg_match("|$entity_type/manage/(\d+)|", $this->url, $match);
    $id = $match[1];

    // Check that the default value was saved.
    $entity = entity_load($entity_type, $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->$field_name_no_access->value, 99, 'Default value was saved for the field with no edit access.');
    $this->assertEqual($entity->$field_name->value, 1, 'Entered value vas saved for the field with edit access.');

    // Create a new revision.
    $edit = array(
      "{$field_name}[0][value]" => 2,
      'revision' => TRUE,
    );
    $this->drupalPostForm($entity_type . '/manage/' . $id, $edit, t('Save'));

    // Check that the new revision has the expected values.
    $this->container->get('entity.manager')->getStorage($entity_type)->resetCache(array($id));
    $entity = entity_load($entity_type, $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->$field_name_no_access->value, 99, 'New revision has the expected value for the field with no edit access.');
    $this->assertEqual($entity->$field_name->value, 2, 'New revision has the expected value for the field with edit access.');

    // Check that the revision is also saved in the revisions table.
//    $entity = entity_revision_load($entity_type, $entity->getRevisionId());
    $this->assertEqual($entity->$field_name_no_access->value, 99, 'New revision has the expected value for the field with no edit access.');
    $this->assertEqual($entity->$field_name->value, 2, 'New revision has the expected value for the field with edit access.');
  }

  /**
   * Tests hiding a field in a form.
   */
  function testHiddenField() {
    $entity_type = 'entity_test_rev';
    $field_storage = $this->fieldStorageSingle;
    $field_storage['entity_type'] = $entity_type;
    $field_name = $field_storage['field_name'];
    $this->field['field_name'] = $field_name;
    $this->field['default_value'] = array(0 => array('value' => 99));
    $this->field['entity_type'] = $entity_type;
    $this->field['bundle'] = $entity_type;
    entity_create('field_storage_config', $field_storage)->save();
    $this->field = entity_create('field_config', $this->field);
    $this->field->save();
    // We explicitly do not assign a widget in a form display, so the field
    // stays hidden in forms.

    // Display the entity creation form.
    $this->drupalGet($entity_type . '/add');

    // Create an entity and test that the default value is assigned correctly to
    // the field that uses the hidden widget.
    $this->assertNoField("{$field_name}[0][value]", 'The field does not appear in the form');
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, array(), t('Save'));
    preg_match('|' . $entity_type . '/manage/(\d+)|', $this->url, $match);
    $id = $match[1];
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test_rev @id has been created.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was created');
    $entity = entity_load($entity_type, $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->{$field_name}->value, 99, 'Default value was saved');

    // Update the field to remove the default value, and switch to the default
    // widget.
    $this->field->default_value = array();
    $this->field->save();
    entity_get_form_display($entity_type, $this->field->getTargetBundle(), 'default')
      ->setComponent($this->field->getName(), array(
        'type' => 'test_field_widget',
      ))
      ->save();

    // Display edit form.
    $this->drupalGet($entity_type . '/manage/' . $id);
    $this->assertFieldByName("{$field_name}[0][value]", 99, 'Widget is displayed with the correct default value');

    // Update the entity.
    $value = mt_rand(1, 127);
    $edit = array("{$field_name}[0][value]" => $value);
    $this->drupalPostForm(NULL, $edit, t('Save'));
    $this->assertText(t('entity_test_rev @id has been updated.', array('@id' => $id)), 'Entity was updated');
    \Drupal::entityManager()->getStorage($entity_type)->resetCache(array($id));
    $entity = entity_load($entity_type, $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->{$field_name}->value, $value, 'Field value was updated');

    // Set the field back to hidden.
    entity_get_form_display($entity_type, $this->field->getTargetBundle(), 'default')
      ->removeComponent($this->field->getName())
      ->save();

    // Create a new revision.
    $edit = array('revision' => TRUE);
    $this->drupalPostForm($entity_type . '/manage/' . $id, $edit, t('Save'));

    // Check that the expected value has been carried over to the new revision.
    \Drupal::entityManager()->getStorage($entity_type)->resetCache(array($id));
    $entity = entity_load($entity_type, $id);
    $this->assertEqual($entity->{$field_name}->value, $value, 'New revision has the expected value for the field with the Hidden widget');
  }

}

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Q: Why the reversal in inclusion between $l^p$ and $L^p$ spaces? Anyone who has studied classical functional analysis has been exposed to the sequence spaces ($l^p$ spaces) and the Lebesgue spaces ($L^p$ spaces). It's known that there is a reversal of inclusion in these spaces when the underlying manifold of Lebesgue spaces has finite measure. Understanding that sequences are indeed functions defined on the set of natural numbers, the prior observation seems counter-intuitive, when coupling the concept of convergence of real series with the integral test. I would appreciate it if someone could throw some light on this issue, or if I should be a bit more elaborate.

A: We had the exact same question in our functional analysis tutorial. My intuition (and how I remember the inclusions) goes like this.
In $l^p$ spaces, a sequence $x$ can only be in any one of the $l^p$ spaces if $|x(n)|\geq 1$ for only finitely many $n$. If I increase the $p$-value, i.e. go from $l^p$ to $l^q$ with $q > p$, then those $|x(n)|^q$ become bigger compared to $|x(n)|^p$, where $|x(n)|>1$. But they don't matter at all for the convergence of
$$\sum |x(n)|^q$$
because they are only finitely many. Those $|x(n)|$, where $|x(n)| < 1$ become smaller. Thus, if $x\in l^p$, then $x\in l^q$.
On the other hand, if I have $f\in L^P(\Omega)$ with $\mu(\Omega)<\infty$. Those values of $f$, where $|f(t)|\leq 1$ don't matter at all, because they only add up to at most $\mu(\Omega)\cdot 1$. So if you want to deside if $f\in L^q(\Omega)$, i.e. if $$\int_\Omega |f|^q\, d\mu$$ is finite, then only those function values of $f$ are important, where $|f(t)|> 1$. They become bigger with bigger $q$ and smaller with smaller $q$. Therefore the inclusion is reverse: $x\in L^p(\Omega)$ implies $x \in L^q(\Omega)$ if $q<p$.
Summary: For the convergence of the sum of a sequence in $l^p$-spaces those values of the sequence are important which are smaller than 1.They become smaller with bigger p-values. For the convergence of an integral in $L^p$ space where the domain has finite measure, those values of a function are important which are bigger than 1. They increase with bigger p-values.
The reverseal of inclusions becomes less counter intuitive, when you realize that the finite measure of the domain in $L^p$ spaces is essential. For domains with infinite measure, you can actually use an example from the $l^p$ spaces, to show that no inclusion holds:
Consider $f(t) = 1/n^{1/q}$ for $n-1< t \leq n$, where $f: R^+ \rightarrow R$. Then
$$\int_{R^+}f^q\,d\mu = \sum \frac{1}{n} = \infty$$.
But for all $p>q$: $f \in L^p(R^+)$.
$$\int_{R^+}f^p\,d\mu = \sum \frac{1}{n^{p/q}} < \infty$$
Thus, $L^q(R^+) \subset L^p(R^+)$ is wrong for $q<p$, which was true before. Notice, that this is basically the same example you would use to show, that $l^p \neq l^q$. It depends on function values which are smaller then 1 (!) and works only because you can add them up to infinity, if the domain has measure infinity. If you interprete sequences as a function space from natural numbers to $R$, then you will have to give the natural numbers the discrete measure (is that the write term?), i.e. $\mu(n)=1$ for all $n$, and your domain woud have infinite measure, which is the reason why the normal $L^p$ inclusions wouldnt work.

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Understanding that sequences are indeed functions defined on the set of natural numbers, the prior observation seems counter-intuitive, when coupling the concept of convergence of real series with the integral test.

In the case of $l^p$ the measure space ($\Bbb N$) has infinite measure and the previos theorem does not apply.
EDIT: consider and compare the following cases (do the calculations):
$$f(x) = \frac1{x^\alpha},\qquad x\in(0,a),\qquad \alpha,a>0\hbox{ fixed.}$$
$$g(x) = \frac1{x^\alpha},\qquad x\in(b,+\infty),\qquad \alpha,b>0\hbox{ fixed.}$$
$$\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac1{n^\alpha}.$$
Where is the problem in $\int_0^a f$? When $x\to 0$ ($f$ big in a small set).
Where is the problem in $\int_b^\infty g$? When $x\to+\infty$ ($f$ small in a big set).
Take $p\ge 1$.
What happens with $\int_0^a f^p$? That $f^p\ge f$ in the "bad set" and $\int_0^a f$ divergent $\implies \int_0^a f^p$ divergent.
What happens with $\int_b^\infty g^p$? That $g^p\le g$ in the "bad set" and $\int_b^\infty g$ can be divergent but $\int_b^\infty g^p$ convergent.
Finally, think: the series is like the first integral or the second integral?

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Q: C++ Copy constructor runtime-error I have made an application in c++ where the user writes some random numbers (which are placed in an array) and are displayed to him, and, using the copy constructor, his input age is displayed again. But the problem here is that the copy function executes, but it doesn't display any information.
Here is my code:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Identity{
protected:
    int* arry_int;
    int ages;
    Identity(){} //private default constructor
public:
    Identity(int repeated_number){ //overloaded constructor
        ages = repeated_number  ;
        arry_int = new int [ages];
    }
    void getAge(){ //getting age form the user
        for (int i = 0; i < ages; i++){
            cout << "Enter age[" << i << "]: ";
            cin >> arry_int[i];
        }
    }
    void printAge(){
        cout << "Friend's ages" << endl;
        cout << "-----------------" << endl;
        for (int i = 0; i < ages; i++){
            cout << arry_int[i] << endl;
        }
    }
    //move copy constructor
    Identity(Identity&& cpy){
        cout << "Declaring move constructor" << endl;
        arry_int = cpy.arry_int;
        cpy.arry_int = NULL;
    }
    //move assignment operator
    Identity& operator=(Identity&& cpy){
        cout << "Declaring move assignment operator" << endl;
        if (this != &cpy){
        delete arry_int;
        arry_int = cpy.arry_int;
        cpy.arry_int = NULL;
        }
        return *this;
    }
    ~Identity(){
        delete arry_int;
    }
};

int main(){
    string nemesis;
    Identity iden(5);
    iden.getAge();
    iden.printAge();
    std::cin.ignore(std::numeric_limits<std::streamsize>::max(), '\n');
    cout << "Enter your nemesis name: " << endl;
    getline(cin,nemesis);
    //nemesis stealing your identit
    Identity stolen(move(iden));
    cout << "Now " << nemesis << " stole your friend's age and used it against you" << endl;
    stolen.printAge();
    system("pause");
    return 0;
}

A: You forgot to copy data member ages in the move constructor.
There must be
//move copy constructor
Identity(Identity&& cpy){
    cout << "Declaring move constructor" << endl;
    arry_int = cpy.arry_int;
    cpy.arry_int = NULL;
    ages = cpy.ages;
}

The same is valid for the move assignment operator
//move assignment operator
Identity& operator=(Identity&& cpy){
    cout << "Declaring move assignment operator" << endl;
    if (this != &cpy){
    delete arry_int;
    arry_int = cpy.arry_int;
    cpy.arry_int = NULL;
    ages = cpy.ages;
    }
    return *this;
}

Also the destructor shall be defined as
~Identity(){
        delete []arry_int;
}

And it is unknown why you declared the default constructor as protected.


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The device, which was trialled during pre-season testing, is designed to protects drivers from flying debris
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Monday 21 March 2016 17:00
Fernando Alonso and Esteban Gutierrez talk after their crash at the Australian Grand Prix
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If you or someone you care about could benefit from a bridge, make plans to visit Dr. Mark W. Wilhelm in Woodbury, MN. Call651-319-9064 to schedule an appointment.
In the meantime, keep reading to learn a little more about modern bridges.
If you are missing a few teeth, a traditional bridge can fill in the blank space in your smile.
Modern bridges are created with a special porcelain that mimics the appearance of real teeth. When it's put in place, you will be able to bite, chew, smile, and speak again.
To get one of these bridge, the first step is reshaping nearby teeth. These teeth will act as abutments that support your bridge. The number of teeth that need to be reshaped will vary based on the number of teeth you are missing.
These kinds of bridges can last for years, but when they do you may need to reshape more teeth. That's also a good reason to consider a more modern type of bridge.
The first modern dental implants were placed in a human patient in the 1960s. These were meant as replacements for the roots of lost and missing teeth.
Like your roots, implants are placed directly in your jawbone. This provides support for your bridge without making changes to your remaining healthy teeth.
Having an implant-supported bridge has some big advantages. For starters, it provides an added level of strength and stability to your bridge. It also allows you to bite with practically as much force as you could before you lost your teeth.
The implants also help to fight bone loss by stimulating your jawbone with every bite and chew that you make. By doing this, you also reduce your risk of losing more teeth.
One more benefit we need to mention has to do with the bridge itself. If your bridge does wear out and need to be replaced, more than likely you will be able to place your new bridge on your implants. Again, there's no need to touch your healthy teeth since the implants are providing the support.
Many people feel self-conscious about losing teeth, so it's OK if you want to restore your smile for cosmetic reasons. Just remember that your teeth do more than just give you a complete smile. They also affect how you speak and what you are able to eat.
At Dr. Wilhelm's office, we can help you restore the full function of your missing teeth. Call 651-319-9064 or contact us online if you want to find out which kind of dental bridge is right for you.


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Rotary Club Donates to Education
The Rotary Club of Portsmouth has donated some kitchen supplies to the Savanne Paille Primary School.
District Governor of Caribbean Rotary Club, Trevor Blake, represented the organisation and said they wanted to fill a need.
At the handing over ceremony on Thursday, September 26th, Principal of the Savanne Paille Primary School, Martha Austrie expressed her heartfelt thanks to the Rotary Club and highlighted the fact the donation was made to strangers.
"We want to say how thankful we are, she began. "The people from whom these funds came to purchase these items for us don't know us. This always says a lot to me; it's always a very good thing to me when I realise how far people can go to assist those whom they do not know. That out of the warmth of their hearts they are willing to do this and they go the extra mile. They do a lot of voluntary things to assist those who are in need. We say thank you."
The school received a new refrigerator among other kitchen appliances.


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We just got a rash of clients calling in with failures for KB873352, which is the MS05-005 update for Office XP. We're investigating this as we speak. This post will be updated with new info as I have it.
Looks like Microsoft updated the Office XP Service Pack 3 bits overnight. They are now dated July 11, 2006, which is NEXT Tuesday -- specifically Patch Tuesday. This can't be a coincidence.
Per http://support.microsoft.com/gp/lifean21 -- "Mainstream Support for Office XP is scheduled to end on July 11, 2006." There's that date again.