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Who's in Bed with the Butler
Curtis is going to introduce her to a big producer, but is upset when he tells her she is not ready. Hurt and rejected, Deloris decides to break up with him, but when she goes to find him she accidentally sees him kill one of his cronies. Deloris runs to the police, who place her in hiding at a convent until Curtis is brought to trial. At first, Deloris feels as though it will be the worst thing in the world, chafing against the constraints of convent life and an immovable Reverend Mother, but once she is introduced to the struggling choir at the convent, everything changes. She finds that many of the nuns at the convent are not that different from her, and that they are quite fun to be around. They help give her a bigger purpose in her life, showing her a genuine love and affection that was missing prior to her arrival at the convent.
Cottonland Christmas
Celebration of the season.
The Cover of Life
Three young women in Sterlington, LA, all married to brothers who have gone to war, move in with their husbands' mother. Their story ends up "on the cover of Life" magazine. Written by Bastrop native, Ronn Robinson, a former performer on the Strauss and ULM stages, the play had a recent successful off-Broadway revival
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Frederick Frankenstein finds when he inherits his family's estate in Transylvania, he also gets a hunchback
sidekick – Igor, as well as the instant desire to bring to life a creature to rival his grandfather's. Eventually, of course, the monster escapes and hilarity abounds.
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Meet Eric Edge, the Digital Consultant Making His Mark in Business
Today's business marketing strategies are largely influenced by widespread social media usage. There are thousands of social media influencers working with brands and businesses to help them market their products or services. Among the thousands of influencers is Eric Edge.
Eric Edge is a digital marketing consultant living in Miami, Florida. His experience spans both B2B and B2C, with the main focus on lead generation. With a decade of experience, he's able to bring attention and eyeballs to any project or company quickly. Edge doesn't bank on theory, but on results. He believes in effective and swift service delivery, with speed being his number one priority.
Though strategy is equally important, Edge believes in execution to be what wins. Someone may have the best strategies but zero implementation plan, which will hold them back from advancing. Edge loves to work on practical approaches with absolutely zero tolerance for fluff or qualitative efforts. His work routine involves creating strong messages and offers, figuring out the most effective channels that can scale, and getting eyeballs that will quickly put money in his client's bank. This unique strategy makes him stand out from the rest while making his mark in the business world.
Similar to his marketing experience spanning multiple industries, Edge's network spans many countries. Edge grew up in New Jersey but later moved to Colombia, Indonesia, and South Africa in his mid-20s. He traveled the world for two years, riding through 17 countries on a motorcycle. A few years ago, he returned to the US and moved to Austin, Texas but most recently settled in Miami, Florida. He considers it an incredible experience to be connected to so many bright and interesting people worldwide. Traveling around the world and building his international network has been one of his highest ROI activities to date.
Though a well-established and successful entrepreneur, Edge has experienced the hardships of numerous failed businesses and ventures before he started to win big. His most significant obstacle has been himself and his own mind. Edge argues that it's easy to keep winning once someone gets a little traction and people take notice, but it's tougher to keep their head on straight and stay resilient when no one is supporting them and they keep striking out. Edge adds that it sometimes got tough, and he'd be lying if he said that he never thought of throwing in the towel. Ultimately, though, winners and losers both fail. Winners are just the ones who keep trying.
Eric Edge believes that people need to be resourceful in business. Entrepreneurship is risky, and nothing is guaranteed. More will lose than win, but those who can win can win big. He challenges them to recognize that when they don't know what to do, that is when entrepreneurship starts. In a job, the "what" is already defined, but in entrepreneurship, one needs to define "what," "why," and "how" and figure out every single piece in between for themselves. Taking the plunge and keeping one's head above water is never easy, but it's worth the challenge.
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If you aspire to do that, their unique insights and experiences will surely inspire and educate you on your own journey. Get ready to be inspired and learn from the best as we introduce you to these remarkable individuals.
Dirt Till Dawn
This is the hottest brand to follow if travel is your thing. Up-and-coming travel couple, Mick and Casey Woodbridge, have captured the attention of many with their unique take on exploring Australia in their 4WD and caravan with their dog, Jenny. As photographers and budding videographers, they showcase the best of what the country has to offer and share valuable tips and tricks on camp cooking, maintenance of vehicles and caravans, and navigating the highways. Their insider look at all Australia offers and practical advice for your own travels make them a must-see for any travel enthusiast.
Boundless Adventures Australia
Interested in becoming a digital nomad? Mark and Natalie Baldock have always dreamed of packing up and traveling around Australia, and they're making that dream a reality. They are in the process of upgrading their car and caravan and selling everything, including their home, to travel full-time and homeschool their youngest while running their High Ticket Sales business online. Their journey and practical advice on making your own location-independent lifestyle a reality might just be what you need to embark on your independent journey.
Life by Design
Kate, a former real estate agent turned content creator and high-ticket sales professional, is passionate about helping clients find their dream homes and solving problems. She transitioned to the network marketing industry and traveled the world, empowering others to shine and build strong relationships. Kate and her husband, Justin, run Life by Design jointly, helping more families break free from the 9-5 grind to have more time together. Their valuable insights on travel and financial independence make their brand an excellent resource for anyone seeking personal development in these industries.
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This is a must-follow brand if you're tired of trading your time for money. The founders and co-creators, Brent and Crystal Stanton, use the platform to share their adventures and experiences as they travel and work remotely. They offer invaluable tips for living life on your terms with resolute fearlessness and creating a leveraged income to create more time flexibility to focus on the things that matter most to you. Their inside look at the benefits and challenges of living and working on the road and inspiration on creating your own intrepid lifestyle makes them a must-follow for anyone interested in this way of life.
James Vasquez is a seasoned entrepreneur and business consultant with over 25 years of experience in digital marketing, lead generation, events, and scaling online businesses. He has a passion for working with entrepreneurs and business owners, helping them to overcome challenges and succeed in any industry.
As a consultant, James brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. He is an expert in digital marketing, with a deep understanding of how to effectively generate leads and increase conversions. He also has a wealth of experience in event planning and execution, which can be crucial for building brand awareness and engaging with customers.
But perhaps most importantly, James has a proven track record of scaling online businesses. He knows how to take a startup or small business and turn it into a successful, thriving enterprise. He understands the unique challenges that entrepreneurs face and has the skills and expertise to help them overcome those challenges.
Entrepreneurs turn to James for a variety of reasons. James says, "Some seek my help in developing a comprehensive marketing strategy that will help them reach their target audience and generate leads. Others turn to me for guidance on how to scale their business and take it to the next level". And still, others seek his help in planning and executing events that will help them build brand awareness and engage with customers.
One of the most notable achievements in James's career is working with Kevin Harrington, the original shark from the hit TV show, Shark Tank. James has worked with Kevin and shared the stage as a speaker during national events, educating entrepreneurs and business owners about marketing and entrepreneurship. This is a testament to James's expertise and reputation in the industry, having the opportunity to work and learn from one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world.
James has also owned a print marketing franchise, which became an award-winning "show store" that he expanded into two locations. He has built a consulting business and an online business, showing his expertise in multiple areas of business and his ability to spot opportunities and capitalize on them.
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In conclusion, James Vasquez is an expert in all areas that businesses are looking for to hire a consultant, he has the experience and knowledge to help entrepreneurs with all the challenges they face in starting and scaling a business. He is an expert that any entrepreneur would be lucky to work with. He also has the reputation of working with original shark-Kevin Harrington, which is proof of his expertise and experience. His own experience in owning, expanding, and building successful businesses is a great asset to entrepreneurs and business owners seeking to grow and improve their own businesses. Through learnhowtostartabusiness.net, and his consultancy jamesrvasquez.com, he is also providing an accessible way for everyday people to start a business and achieve their entrepreneurial dreams.
When it comes to the US entertainment industry, few comedians have managed to make a lasting impact on the scene as much as Priest Douglas. Priest has quickly cemented his spot with his shows attracting massive attention offline and online. He was featured in several top publications, including Hustle Weekly and US Times. Priest Douglas also opened for notable names in the industry, including TK Kirkland, Michael Blackston, Tommy Davison, and DC Young Fly, with many praising his style.
Priest specializes mainly in storytelling, enabling him to keep the crowd's attention. He uses comedy to spread joy and love to encourage the audience.
Priest's journey hasn't been the easiest. He faced many challenges, from the brutal competition in the industry to people telling him he could not tell certain jokes because he should not be funnier than the headliner and losing everything after a toxic relationship.
Priest fell in love with the wrong person and spent almost 42 years in prison due to a lie. All this took a huge toll on his mental health and profoundly affected his career.
Priest was just getting started in the entertainment industry, and when this happened, he had to take a step back. He felt like he lost everything and saw no need to fight for his passion.
Looking back, Priest says he is grateful that he had people by his side who reminded him why he started and helped him find his way back up. "Having God in my corner, as well as my supportive family, got me through all this, and I was cleared of all the charges," Priest says.
He hopes to help others through comedy as he shows other young minds that nothing is impossible, and no matter what life throws at you, if you fall, don't stay on the ground, get up, and keep pushing.
"Life is full of challenges, and sometimes, not everything works in your favor. But you don't have to let the current situation determine your life and future. You can get past this and reach your goals," Priest adds.
While it was hard, Priest didn't give up. He invested in his dream once more and is now one of the fastest-rising comedians in the country. He has had several shows and performed alongside big names in the industry. Priest also caught the media's attention, with top publications recognizing his unique style.
He says his goal is to do more shows in the coming years and hopefully inspire and empower youths to fight for their goals. In a few years, Priest sees himself in a movie or a lineup with other big-name celebrities and not just opening up for them.
His advice to young people is to be patient, invest in their goals, and not let other people's opinions dictate their lives. "Dr. Martin Luther King once said, 'Let no man pull you so low as to hate him.' I think this is one of the best drivers in life and has greatly helped me. It keeps my mind at ease because I was once that person who held on to grudges, which affected my growth," Priest concludes.

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I-5 bridge project has Washington lawmakers feeling left out
The Interstate 5 bridge
Posted Monday, June 20, 2022 8:14 pm
Rick Bannan / rick@thereflector.com
The project to replace the aging Interstate 5 bridge over the Columbia River is set to hit a milestone next month with endorsements from key stakeholder groups, though legislators on the Washington side aren't sure their priorities are being addressed in the project's current form.
During a meeting of the Joint Oregon-Washington Legislative Action Committee on June 17, lawmakers from both states heard from project staff on the current "locally preferred alternative" (LPA) for the bridge replacement.
Much of the information provided at the meeting was discussed in prior meetings of the committee and other groups formed to steer how the project will develop. Key components of the project include an auxiliary lane in both directions over the Columbia River, a light rail extension from Portland's MAX system from the Portland Expo Center to Evergreen Boulevard in Vancouver that follows I-5, a partial interchange on Hayden Island and the use of variable rate tolling to help fund the multi-billion-dollar project.
The LPA roughly doubles the width of the bridge on the automotive traffic level in each direction with the addition of auxiliary lanes and "safety shoulders," which currently aren't present on the existing structure. The bridge will also be "seismically sound" to handle potential earthquakes.
Interstate Bridge Replacement Program (IBRP) Administrator Greg Johnson mentioned program staff are expecting a preliminary navigation clearance determination from the U.S. Coast Guard "any day now." That determination would include a proposed bridge height, which IBRP assistant administrator Ray Mabey said has the potential to be higher than the 116-foot clearance found in the failed Columbia River Crossing project of last decade.
"Nothing has substantially changed in how the river is being used," Mabey said.
Though the determination is still pending, he noted the potential to require a "moveable span," which would entail a greater cost.
Johnson said the movable span under consideration would be the "largest lift span in the world" and could cost an additional $400 million.
Mabey added a higher bridge would include complications for truck traffic rates and pedestrians. It wouldn't benefit the majority of users, but would help with boat traffic.
During the three-hour meeting, Clark County lawmakers voiced concerns that the current direction of the project did not take Washingtonians' interests into as high of consideration.
Sen. Ann Rivers, R-La Center, said the reduction of commute times is a chief focus for Washington, though that priority has fallen farther down the list.
"It just seems like everything Washington has wanted, we've gotten nothing of it," Rivers said.
Sen. Lynda Wilson, R-Vancouver, said Washington has a number of goals for the project. At the top of that list is addressing congestion and freight mobility.
"It always has been," Wilson said.
Wilson brought up the impacts of variable rate tolling on the 70,000 daily commuters who use the bridge to get from Washington into Oregon.
"This is going to be an expensive project and it will be our taxpayers who are paying for it," Wilson said.
Johnson responded by saying congestion is "fundamental" to the program, but it isn't addressed by simply including more highway space.
"We know that congestion is not solely solved by (the) addition of lanes. It's solved by using the space that you have in the most efficient and effective way," Johnson said.
He noted there will be future conversations with those involved with freight.
Through the program's past work, Johnson said a third bridge that included a high-speed rail and a tunnel were considered but determined to not meet the program's purpose and need. One of Clark County's Democratic lawmakers, Rep. Sharon Wylie of Vancouver, said through that process the current proposal made the most sense.
"If I could be convinced that a tunnel was feasible, if I could be convinced that bus rapid transit would be equally as good in the long term, I would be happy to have a less controversial, more acceptable solution," Wylie said. "But I have heard from several people that the best bridge is the one that gets built."
Moving forward, the IBRP will host a slew of meetings in July to ask different stakeholder groups like city councils, transportation authorities and ports to endorse the LPA. The current timeline has the program moving into the environmental review process in July.
Rivers asked for a possible delay in the timeline since many Washington lawmakers feel their concerns aren't being addressed.
"It feels premature for us to be taking a vote when there are so many unanswered questions," Rivers said.


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Q: Winding Number and Area Preserving Maps It is known that winding numbers can be used to prove the existence of fixed points, see the following question Winding Numbers and Fixed Point Theorems. Every fixed point can have a different index, thus a winding number of two might either correspond to two fixed points each with an index of one or to a single fixed point with an index of two. Does anyone know whether an area preserving map (which is also a homeomorphism) can ever have a fixed point with the absolute value of the index greater than 1? Thanks.

A: Yes; it is possible to have fixed points of an arbitrary negative index. To get an example, think first of the index $-1$ fixed point at the origin for the map $(x,y) \mapsto (2x, y/2)$. This fixed point is hyperbolic and its local dynamics consists of four "hyperbolic sectors". You can make examples with more than 4 hyperbolic sectors, to get fixed points of other negative indices. For instance the fixed point in this picture has index $-2$ (and can be made area-preserving). In general if you have a similar dynamics with $2k$ sectors the index will be $1-k$.
So the absolute value of the index may be anything. What is true however is that the index itself (for an area-preserving homeomorphism) can't be greater than $1$. This is proved here:
Pelikan, S., Slaminka, E. (1987). A bound for the fixed point index of area-preserving homeomorphisms of two-manifolds. Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems, 7(3), 463-479. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0143385700004132
In the case of $C^1$ diffeomorphisms there is an earlier version (with much easier proof) here:
Simon, Carl P. "A Bound for the Fixed-Point Index of an Area-Preserving Map with Applications to Mechanics.." Inventiones mathematicae 26 (1974): 187-200.

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SZA: 'I'm not mad about Grammy losses'
Singer SZA insists she's not "mad" at losing out on a total of nine Grammy Awards in the last two years.
In an interview with Cosmopolitan, the Hit Different hitmaker, real name Solana Imani Rowe, confessed she has no negative feelings after being nominated nine times at the 2018 and 2019 Grammys, and going home empty-handed.
"I'm just a girl from the 'burbs. I never had dreams of being nominated for a Grammy," she told the February issue of the magazine. "I thought I was going to be a gymnast and a f**king business accountant somewhere. Or working at Nike corporate or some s**t in Portland. Who knows, but something that involved a power suit. So it's not a heavy burden."
The 30-year-old singer, who was nominated for best new artist in 2018, and for several songs on her critically acclaimed debut album Ctrl - lost the former prize to Alessia Cara - causing uproar among her fans and widespread criticism of the Grammys.
"Once you've been nominated and lost, you're very much free because you're not concerned," she continued. "I passed that threshold years ago - it's an old energy to me. Why would I be mad?"
SZA, who released track Good Days in December, also opened up what fans can expect from her new album.
"This album is going to be the s**t that made me feel something in my...here and in here," she told the outlet, signalling to her stomach and heart. "That's what's going to go on the album. I'm making all different types of s**t every day from different places in my spirit."


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SHOP LOCAL! Our Location's Maine History
Oct 7, 2020 | Blog
Our building is located in what is now known as, "Brunswick Landing: Maine's Center for Innovation," it is a progressive and innovative business campus located at the former Naval Air Station Brunswick (NASB). The building itself was formerly referred to as "Building 226" and was used as a training facility for Sea Cadets. We couldn't ask for a more appropriate location with our many innovative products including our CinchFit Sheets!
A Little History – World War II, Cold War & Post Cold War
The Brunswick airport was originally built in 1943 and during World War II, pilots from NAS Brunswick as well as those of the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm used the station as a base from which they carried out anti-submarine warfare missions with around-the-clock efficiency.
On June 15, 1950, North Korea on Chinese authorization crossed the 38th parallel and invaded their neighbors in South Korea. While not directly involved in combat operations in Korea, its squadrons contributed to the war effort by assuming the many responsibilities of commands who had been deployed to the Pacific.
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After being listed on the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure list, NAS Brunswick began preparing itself for shut down with a mandated September 2011 closure date.
In May 2008, Captain Will Fitzgerald relieved Captain George Womack, becoming NAS Brunswick's 36th and final Commanding Officer, and was tasked with the responsibility of closing the base.
At an onsite ceremony on May 31, 2011 the base was officially decommissioned. Navy officials handed over the remaining property to the Mid-Coast Regional Redevelopment Authority. The property began being redeveloped for civilian use as Brunswick Landing. This started with the opening of the Brunswick Executive Airport and the building of Southern Maine Community College's new campus on the site.
The Development of Brunswick Landing: Maine's Center for Innovation
The Brunswick Reuse Master Plan included a range of uses: airport operations and aviation related businesses, business and technology industries, alternative energy research, manufacturing and power generation, higher education, residential housing, recreation, and open space.
The development of the Master Reuse Plans for the NAS Brunswick properties was substantive and involved significant public participation. Over an eighteen month period from April of 2006 through November of 2007, the reuse planning processes involved substantial asset mapping, natural resource inventories, infrastructure assessments, economic analysis and forecasting, an airport feasibility study, land use planning studies, and the development and execution of a robust and thorough public outreach and participation process.
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In May 2011 IOM opened a dedicated Microbiology laboratory to support the testing and validation of specialised healthcare ventilation systems. The laboratory has UKAS accreditation for the enumeration of Total Viable Count (TVC), both bacterial and mould, and is managed by a Senior Microbiologist with experience in clinical, food, water and environmental microbiology, gained in the NHS and HPA. Airborne samples from operating theatres and other specialised healthcare premises, are transferred to the laboratory at our Stafford office for analysis. Having our own laboratory means we can provide reliable results in a timely fashion, enabling us to achieve faster turnaround times for our reports to clients.
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Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 High Availability provides several PowerShell cmdlets that require Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 to run. Every concept explored in this book is Exchange-related and, as such, you do not have to install anything in particular other than Exchange itself.
Note that all cmdlets should be run using the Exchange Management Shell and not the normal Windows PowerShell or command prompt.


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Robert S. Galen (born May 29, 1946) is a physician, Professor Emeritus Epidemiology and former Senior Associate Dean
in the College of Public Health at The University of Georgia. Galen is also the former Chair of the Division of Public Health at UGA's Biomedical Health Science Institute and founder of the Global Health Program there.

Galen matriculated in the 6-year medical program at Boston University School of Medicine, graduating in 1970.  While in medical school Galen held an externship at Manned Spacecraft in Houston, Texas during the July 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. He is best known as co-author of the medical text Beyond Normality: The Predictive Value and Efficiency of Medical Diagnosis (1975).

Galen holds many patents, including US 5695949: The Combined Assay for Current Glucose Level and Intermediate or Long-Term Glycemic Control.

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Living people
University of Georgia faculty
Boston University School of Medicine alumni
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Emirates SkyCargo Transports First Batch of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccines for Dubai Health Authority
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In recognition of the invaluable contribution by the healthcare ecosystem, Emirates SkyCargo transports the vaccine free of charge
Vaccine doses flown, offloaded and cleared on priority basis on arrival in Dubai at dedicated Emirates SkyPharma facility
Emirates SkyCargo has notched yet another milestone by flying in COVID-19 vaccines manufactured by Pfizer-BioNTech to the UAE for the first time for the Dubai Health Authority (DHA). The vaccines were transported from Brussels on Emirates flight EK 182 on 22 December 2020, arriving at Dubai International Airport (DXB) at 22.15 local time.
Watch a video of the vaccines arriving in Dubai here.
HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive, Emirates Group said: "Emirates is proud to be transporting the first batch of Pfizer vaccines for COVID-19 into the UAE for the Dubai Health Authority. Our healthcare ecosystem has played an absolutely critical role in every step of the fight against COVID-19. I would like to thank everyone who has worked unceasingly over the last year to protect the lives of those most vulnerable against the disease. In recognition of their immense contribution for the wellbeing of everyone in the UAE, it has been our honour to transport these vaccines free of charge on our flight."
Nabil Sultan, Emirates Divisional Senior Vice President, Cargo said: "At Emirates SkyCargo we are doing our part to join Dubai's efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks to the effective management of the pandemic by Dubai's visionary leadership, the city has retained its position as a global logistical hub for connecting vital cargo including PPE, medical supplies, vaccines, food and other essential items. Emirates SkyCargo has set up the world's largest airside hub dedicated to distributing COVID-19 vaccines and we stand ready to support not just Dubai, but countries around the world, including markets with limited cool chain infrastructure with our advanced capabilities. By transporting COVID-19 vaccines across our extensive network, we look forward to helping people around the world get back on their feet after the devastating impact of the pandemic."
On arrival at DXB, the containers with the vaccines were unloaded on priority from the aircraft and then taken to Emirates SkyCargo's dedicated pharma facility Emirates SkyPharma to await clearance for delivery.
Emirates SkyCargo is no stranger to transporting vaccines and other temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical cargo. The carrier has more than two decades experience in transporting pharmaceuticals on its aircraft and has set up state of the art EU GDP certified facilities dedicated for storing and handling pharma cargo in Dubai. Emirates SkyCargo has also established a global Pharma Corridors programme working with ground handlers and local airports at major pharma origin and destination stations for enhanced cool chain protection. The current pharma network covers over 30 cities across the world including Brussels.
More recently, Emirates SkyCargo has set up the world's largest dedicated airside storage and distribution hub for COVID-19 vaccines in Dubai with the capacity to store up to an estimated 10 million doses of vaccine at the 2-8C temperature range at any one point of time. With its advanced infrastructure, extensive network and modern all wide-body aircraft fleet, Emirates SkyCargo can transport COVID-19 vaccines rapidly and securely from manufacturing locations to destinations across six continents. Emirates SkyCargo has already commenced distribution of COVID-19 vaccines from a range of manufacturers and geographies.
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Битва при Гарильяно — сражение, состоявшееся в 915 году между христианскими войсками и сарацинами. Во главе христиан встал лично папа римский Иоанн X. Цель сражения состояла в том, чтобы уничтожить арабскую крепость на реке Гарильяно, которая угрожала центральной Италии и окраинам Рима в течение почти 30 лет.

Предыстория
После серии разорительных рейдов на крупные поселения Лацио во второй половине IX века сарацины образовали колонию рядом с древним городом Минтурно недалеко от реки Гарильяно. Здесь они даже заключали союзы с соседними христианскими князьями (в частности, герцогом Гаэты), пользуясь раздорами между ними.

Тем не менее, папа римский Иоанн X сумел сформировать из местных князей альянс с целью вытеснить сарацин из центральной Италии. В единую христианскую армию также вошли отряды нескольких южно-итальянских князьями ломбардского или греческого происхождения, в том числе Гвемара II Салернского, Иоанна I Гаэтского и его сына Доцибилиса, Григория IV Неаполитанского и его сына Иоанна, Ландульфа I Беневентского и Капуанского. Король Италии Беренгар I отправил папе римскому в помощь отряды из Сполето и Марке во главе с Альбериком I, герцогом Сполето и Камерино. Византийская империя также участвовала в кампании, выделив сильный контингент из Калабрии и Апулии во главе со стратегом Бари Никколо Пичингли. Сам Иоанн X руководил ополчением из Лацио, Тосканы и Рима.

Битва
Первое столкновение произошло в северном Лацио, где христиане разгромили несколько мелких групп арабских рейдеров. Далее они одержали ещё две значимые победы в Кампо-Баккано, на Кассиевой дороге, и в районе Тиволи и Виковаро. После этих поражений сарацины, осаждавшие Нарни и другие крепости, отошли в главную крепость (кайруан) на реке Гарильяно. Осада крепости длилась три месяца, с июня по август.

Будучи вытесненными из укрепленного лагеря, сарацины отступили на близлежащие холмы. Здесь они отбивали многочисленные атаки христианских сил, которые проводили Альберих и Ландульф. Сарацины, лишенные пищи и признавшие свое положение безнадежным, в августе попытались прорваться к берегу и эвакуироваться на Сицилию. Согласно летописям, прорыв не удался: сарацины были захвачены и казнены.

Последствия
Беренгар I за помощь в кампании был награждён папской поддержкой и, в конечном счете, императорской короной, а престиж Альбериха после победоносной битвы позволили ему сыграть значимую роль в будущей истории Рима. Иоанн I Гаэский смог расширить владения своего герцогства до реки Гарильяно и получил титул патриция Византии.

После этой победы византийцы, составлявшие основу христианского войска, стали доминирующей державой в южной Италии.

Примечания

Сражения арабо-византийских войн
915 год
Сражения в Италии
Сражения по алфавиту
Сражения 915 года
Сражения Папской области
Сражения Неаполитанского герцогства


Album Review of Long Live the Angels by Emeli Sandé.
Emeli Sandé had three U.K. Top Ten hits as a featured artist before she released her 2012 debut album. Our Version of Events, a multi-platinum smash and the source of four additional Top Ten singles, continued the singer and songwriter's escalation. There was a somewhat similar lead-up to proper album number two.
Emeli Sandé prefers monumentalism to subtlety. She's aware of the size of her voice, how it can decimate foundations and then build them back up, so she scales her tracks skyward to accommodate it. Of all the big-screen belters saturating the female pop scene, she may be the most brazenly neo-operatic. Between her lips, lyrics like "I'll be your clown" ("Clown") and "I'll be your river" ("River") aren't just metaphors straining to be taken seriously; she wails them out with the intent to transform herself.
Four years on from the Scottish soul soprano's breakbeats and gospel debut, and following a divorce from her teenage beau, Sandé's second album shifts into the more downbeat territory of lovelorn confessionals. The former medical student makes plenty of references to physical discomfort – bones shake and ligaments tear on Selah; by the end of the thunderous Hurts she's shivering with pain. But a repetitive wash of acoustic guitars and consoling choirs dull the emotion, and Sandé is too polite to go for the jugular.
The mistake Emeli Sandé made on her debut album, Our Version of Events, was to allow any rogue edginess to be eradicated. But becoming synonymous with pop tameness – albeit an impressive, immaculate tameness – didn't prevent it from becoming the bestselling album of 2012, which puts her under considerable pressure to not stray far on the follow-up. If anything, parts of this album creep even closer to the middle of the road: whisper-to-a-scream ballads such as Happen are interesting only for their vastness.
For the better part of the 2010s, the role of British misery troubadour has been occupied by two people named Adele: Adele Laurie Blue Adkins—the Adele-Adele—and Adele Emily Sandé. Industry-wise, they occupy much the same niche: colossal-voiced balladeers of inoffensive angst and outlier sales. But the two artists are subtly different. The mononymic Adele's music is rooted in Northern soul and not much else; when she brought popmaker Max Martin in for 25 it was both surprising and, for Max, restrained.
Longing, pain, loneliness and a need to believe pour out of "Long Live the Angels," the second album by the Scottish singer Emeli Sandé. It's a clear, accomplished cry from the heart, exorcising its sorrows by declaring them bluntly. "Loving you the way I do — it hurts," she belts in "Hurts," the album's first single and one of its very few up-tempo songs, a burst of post-breakup rage and recrimination propelled by relentless handclaps and cinematic orchestral crescendos.
"Long Live the Angels" is Emeli Sande's follow-up to the top-selling "Our Version of Events." Breakups can be inspiring, as centuries of music have proven. For Emeli Sande, heartbreak provided clarity and courage. In following up a 2012 album, "Our Version of Events," that sold 4 million copies, the Scottish singer might have been content to stick with a formula that worked: a blend of electro and organic pop-soul that felt a little overheated and a tad short on the kind of grit and specificity that can make songs rattle bones.
Of course, at 15 tracks long, there's no shortage of saccharine X Factor balladry either. On 'Tenderly' she's joined by her father and cousins (credited as the Serenje Choir) for a song that is meant to reflect her Zambian ancestry yet ends up as prosaic gospel-pop. Others, like 'Lonely' or 'Every Single Little Piece', are pleasant without ever being impactful: music to pass the morning commute or to add a certain mumsy milieu to the Starbucks queue.


Sorry for being absent from my blog of so long. I guess the three month hiatus in Florida over the winter rested my brain as well as my body! I have been pondering this article for several weeks now since the untimely passing of Tom Nikolai! The outpouring of sentiment at the viewing, mass, and reception were a testament to the incredible legacy Tom left us while he was with us for those 56 years. And, we saw in Carol and his children that same strength as they tried to comfort all of us during this most difficult time for them!
When we are faced with the sudden passing of a spouse, parent, child, sibling or a friend we are painfully reminded that we must live every day to its fullest! I have a poster in my exercise room of a Steve Prefontaine quote, the long distance runner in the 60's, that reminds me of that every morning. "To not give the best of ourselves each day is to sacrifice the gift." Said another way, "yesterday's history, tomorrow's a mystery, and today's a gift". But, I believe Tom's death reminded us of something even more important than recognizing how precious life is and never taking it for granted. You see, every single person that attended the viewing, the mass, and the reception, was touched by Tom in some special way! His life was not about duration (he was only with us for 56 years) but rather it was about intensity. Whether it was real estate transaction, a fund raiser at Alter, a family vacation, or just a simple conversation with a friend, Tom gave all of himself! Too often we associate success in life with time and experience. It's neither, it's about impact! Tom understood the power he possessed as a human being and he brought hope and promise to every human being he touched!


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Colors vary but if you have a preference I can try to make that happen.
The back is a complimentary wool. I've used a vintage button from my vast supply.
The stand is a vintage, 1900 era, textile bobbin. I live in New England where the textile industry once thrived.
Folk art chicken that has been hand hooked with 100 percent wool.
Vintage button eye. Resting on a vintage textile bobbin as a stand.
Fun to place on a book shelf, table, windowsill or cluster several together.
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The Province of Villafranca (also known as Province of Villafranca del Bierzo, Province of El Bierzo, or Province of El Vierzo) was a province of Spain created in the 1822 territorial division of Spain (27 January 1822), during the Trienio Liberal of 1820–1823. Its population of 86,365 represented 0.7% of the total Spanish population of the time. Its capital was Villafranca del Bierzo. With the restoration of absolutism, this territorial division was revoked 1 October 1823. Although Javier de Burgos's 1833 territorial division of Spain was very close to that of 1822, the province of Villafranca was not recreated; the other two major changes were the omission of the provinces of Calatayud and Játiva.

Territories

The territories of the province of Villafranca included the present-day comarca of El Bierzo in the Province of León, plus several other Leonese municipalities and some other territories that now belong to the provinces of Lugo and Ourense.

Following the general pattern of the 1822 territorial division of Spain, the province was named after its capital city, Villafranca del Bierzo. However, the regionalists in this area have always favored the name El Bierzo or El Vierzo (El Bierzu in the local Bercian dialect).

Background
There have been many Bercian administrative entities in the history of Spain. El Bierzo was one of the 40 provinces of the Crown of Castile under the Repartimiento of 1591. Later, until the territorial division in the 1780s by Floridablanca, it was habitually united with León and Asturias, and referred to as either the Partido de Ponferrada or the Provincia del Vierzo.

From 1789 to 1833 there were numerous efforts to reorganize the territory of Spain. El Bierzo was variously integrated into Province of León or the Prefecture of Astorga, or (in 1822) made a province in its own right. In this period, when conservatives and absolutists favored a system of partidos and liberals favored a division reflecting the newly rationalized departments of France, there were Bercian regionalists on both sides of that divide, each wanting the recognition of the region within whichever system they advocated.

The liberal territorial division of 1822 seemed briefly to satisfy these ambitions; however, with the return to absolutism the following year, that decree was revoked, and the 1833 territorial division, which remains largely in effect down to the present day, although hewing closely to the 1822 plan, did not include a Bercian province.

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19th century in Spain
Former provinces of Spain
Province of León
El Bierzo
States and territories established in 1822
States and territories disestablished in 1823
1822 establishments in Spain
1823 disestablishments in Spain
History of Castile and León


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import { ResultForWorkflow } from './editTypes'
import { BAD, fail, GOOD, pass } from './rop/rop'
import { AsyncFuncStepDefinition, FuncStepDefinition, StepResult, SyncWorkflowStep, WorkflowStep } from './workflowStep'

// export function mapPureFuncStep<C, FunctionInput, FunctionOutput>(stepName: string,
//                                                                   applyFunc: (context: FunctionInput | C) => ResultForWorkflow<FunctionOutput | C>,
//                                                                   inputMapper?: (context: C) => FunctionInput,
//                                                                   outputMapper?: (context: C, funcGoodRes: FunctionOutput) => C,) {
//     let applyFuncToUse = applyFunc
//     if (inputMapper) {
//         applyFuncToUse = (context: C) => {
//             return applyFunc(inputMapper(context))
//         }
//     }
//     if (outputMapper) {
//         const currApplyFuncToUse = applyFuncToUse
//         applyFuncToUse = (context: C) => {
//             const res = currApplyFuncToUse(context)
//             switch (res.kind) {
//                 case GOOD:
//                     return pass(outputMapper(context, res.payload as FunctionOutput))
//                 default:
//                     return fail(res.error)
//             }
//         }
//     }
//     return new WorkflowStep<C>(
//         stepName,
//         applyFuncToUse as ApplierFunc<C>)
//
// }

export function mapResult<C, FunctionOutput>(inputResult: ResultForWorkflow<FunctionOutput>,
                                             outputMapper: (funcGoodRes: FunctionOutput) => C): ResultForWorkflow<C> {

    switch (inputResult.kind) {
        case GOOD:
            return pass(outputMapper(inputResult.payload as FunctionOutput))
        default:
            return fail(inputResult.error)
    }

}

export function mapPromise<C, FunctionOutput>(promise: Promise<ResultForWorkflow<FunctionOutput>>,
                                              outputMapper: (funcGoodRes: FunctionOutput) => C): Promise<ResultForWorkflow<C>> {

    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        promise.then((res: ResultForWorkflow<FunctionOutput>) => {
            switch (res.kind) {
                case GOOD:
                    resolve(pass(outputMapper(res.payload)))
                    break
                default:
                    resolve(fail(res.error))
                    break
            }
        });
    });
}

export function createAsyncStepFunc<C, FunctionInput, FunctionOutput>(
    step: AsyncFuncStepDefinition<C, FunctionInput, FunctionOutput>
     ): WorkflowStep<C> {
    return {
        name: step.name || step.func.name,
        applyFunc:
            (context: C ) => {
                return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

                    if (step.preCondition) {
                        const preCondRes = step.preCondition(context)
                        if (preCondRes.kind === BAD) {
                            resolve(fail(preCondRes.error))
                        }
                    }
                    let mappedInput: FunctionInput = step.inputMapper ? step.inputMapper(context) : context as any as FunctionInput
                    step.func(mappedInput).then((res: ResultForWorkflow<FunctionOutput>) => {
                        switch (res.kind) {
                            case GOOD:
                                resolve(pass(step.outputMapper ?
                                    step.outputMapper(context, res.payload) : res.payload as any as C))
                                break
                            default:
                                resolve(fail(res.error))
                                break
                        }
                    });
                });
    }

    }
}

export function createStepFunc<C, FunctionInput, FunctionOutput>(
    step: FuncStepDefinition<C, FunctionInput, FunctionOutput>
): SyncWorkflowStep<C> {
    return {
        name: step.name || step.func.name,
        applyFunc: (context: C ) => {
            if (step.preCondition) {
                const preCondRes = step.preCondition(context)
                if (preCondRes.kind === BAD) {
                    return (fail(preCondRes.error))
                }
            }
            let mappedInput: FunctionInput = step.inputMapper ? step.inputMapper(context) : context as any as FunctionInput
            const res: ResultForWorkflow<FunctionOutput> = step.func(mappedInput)
            switch (res.kind) {
                case GOOD:
                    return (pass(step.outputMapper ?
                        step.outputMapper(context, res.payload) : res.payload as any as C))
                default:
                    return (fail(res.error))
            }
        }
    }
}

export interface AllStateContext<LiteralTypes, FuncInput> {
    kind: LiteralTypes,
    input: FuncInput
}

export function mapPromiseResultState<LiteralTypes,
    FuncInput, FuncOutput>(typeInput: LiteralTypes, typeOutput: LiteralTypes,
                           func: (input: FuncInput) => Promise<ResultForWorkflow<FuncOutput>>,
                           initialState: AllStateContext<LiteralTypes, FuncInput>):
        StepResult<AllStateContext<LiteralTypes, FuncOutput>> {
    if (initialState.kind === typeInput) {
        const funcResult = func(initialState.input as  FuncInput)
        return mapPromise(
            funcResult,
            (funcGoodRes: FuncOutput): AllStateContext<LiteralTypes, FuncOutput> => {
                return {kind: typeOutput, input: funcGoodRes}
            }
        )
    } else {
        return fail([{
            errorDescription: `wrong input context, expecting ${typeInput}, got ${initialState.kind}`,
            propName: 'mapPromiseState'
        }])
    }
}

export function mapResultState<LiteralTypes, FuncInput, FuncOutput>(typeInput: LiteralTypes, typeOutput: LiteralTypes,
                                                                    func: (input: FuncInput) => ResultForWorkflow<FuncOutput>,
                                                                    initialState: AllStateContext<LiteralTypes, FuncInput>): StepResult<AllStateContext<LiteralTypes, FuncOutput>> {
    if (initialState.kind === typeInput) {
        const funcResult = func(initialState.input as FuncInput)
        return mapResult(
            funcResult,
            (funcGoodRes: FuncOutput): AllStateContext<LiteralTypes, FuncOutput> => {
                return {kind: typeOutput, input: funcGoodRes}
            }
        )
    } else {
        return fail([{
            errorDescription: `wrong input context, expecting ${typeInput}`,
            propName: 'mapPromiseState'
        }])
    }
}

export function checkKindFunc<I>(typeInput: string): (context: any) => ResultForWorkflow<I> {
    return (context: any) => {
        const {kind, input} = context as any as { kind: string, input: I }
        if (kind === typeInput) {
            return pass(input as I)
        }
        return fail([{
            errorDescription: `wrong input context, expecting ${typeInput}`,
            propName: 'mapPromiseState'
        }])
    }
}

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Q: Crear Controllers con metodos HTTP en .NET Genere los modelos de mi sistema a partir de la base de datos. Luego estoy agregando los controladores haciendo click en Agregar nuevo elemento con scaffolding. Pero el caso es que aparece asi por ejemplo:
namespace APIGESTION.Controllers
{
   public class CajafuertesController : Controller
   {
       private readonly gestionContext _context;

       public CajafuertesController(gestionContext context)
       {
           _context = context;
       }

       // GET: Cajafuertes
       public async Task<IActionResult> Index()
       {
           return View(await _context.Cajafuertes.ToListAsync());
       }

       // GET: Cajafuertes/Details/5
       public async Task<IActionResult> Details(int? id)
       {
           if (id == null)
           {
               return NotFound();
           }

           var cajafuerte = await _context.Cajafuertes
               .FirstOrDefaultAsync(m => m.Idcajafuerte == id);
           if (cajafuerte == null)
           {
               return NotFound();
           }

           return View(cajafuerte);
       }

Es decir a ese codigo le falta por ejemplo:
[Route("api/[controller]")]
[ApiController]

Ademas de los metodos Get, put etc antes de cada metodo de la clase controller.
Como podria corregir eso? Otra cosa que no entiendo es porque Visual Studio cambia los nombres de las entidades, por ejemplo tengo "Categoria" de productos, pero el archivo de modelo se creo como Categorium.cs al igual que luego el controlador: Categoriumscontroller.cs. alguien sabe porque pasa eso?

A: Pues realmente lo único que te falta, es agregar el código que dices, este se agrega entes de la declaración del método, aquí te pongo dos ejemplos que te pueden ayudar
[Route("Details]")]
[HttpGet]
public async Task<IActionResult> get_Details(int? id)
       {
           if (id == null)
           {
               return NotFound();
           }

           var cajafuerte = await _context.Cajafuertes
               .FirstOrDefaultAsync(m => m.Idcajafuerte == id);
           if (cajafuerte == null)
           {
               return NotFound();
           }

           return View(cajafuerte);
       }

//Ojo que los nombres de los métodos deben de ser diferentes
[Route("Details]")]
[HttpPut]
public async Task<IActionResult> put_Details(int? id)
       {
           if (id == null)
           {
               return NotFound();
           }

           var cajafuerte = await _context.Cajafuertes
               .FirstOrDefaultAsync(m => m.Idcajafuerte == id);
           if (cajafuerte == null)
           {
               return NotFound();
           }

           return View(cajafuerte);
       }

Para las rutas, este lo puedes agregar directamente al inicio de tu controlador para que todos los métodos dentro usen la misma ruta, y solo vayan cambiando dependiendo de que ruta le pongas a cada método.
Para este ejemplo la ruta "default" de todos los métodos, va a ser api/CajafuertesController
   [Route("api/[controller]")]
   public class CajafuertesController : Controller
   {
   //Métodos
   }

Con los nombres, asegurate de que lo escribes bien, no creo que VS te cambie los nombres solo porque si, igual, al renombrar VS te dice que si cambia el nombre en todas las referencias, puedes decirle que si y haga el cambio, comprueba de igual manera que lo haya echo bien
Espero te funcione


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Post subject: Who would have been best for Aragorn?
Posted: December 22nd, 2006, 10:42 am
Frodos-Guide
Location: With Frodo and Sam in the Shire
In terms of relationships...do you think Aragorn and Arwen really were suited?
I personally believe that Eowyn would have been so much more suitable but i'm glad that Aragorn chose to remain with Arwen, faithfully.
What point do you believe Tolkien was trying to make in the way in which he created a perfect female compatibilty for Aragorn, in the form of Eowyn, and yet had him choose the girl with a lower compatible status if you catch my drift?
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Aerandir
Location: Mithlond
He was creating a third tie-in between the Edain and the Eldar--the third and last. There were two other cases of a Mortal and an Immortal falling in love: Luthien (elf) and Beren (human), and Tuor (human) and Idril (elf). Therefore, it would not make sense to have Aragorn wed Eowyn--the point is to have a final elf&human bond, and Eowyn was not an elf.
Also, the main difference between elves and humans is that elves look fairer, and are immortal. I don't believe there are any big anatomical differences.
Another point: Aragorn knew Arwen way before he knew Eowyn, and they both were in love with each other. Eowyn was never really in love with him, just with the thought of the power that 'surrounded' him. She might have thought she loved him, but it wasn't the real him.
Aragorn, so far as I know, didn't love Eowyn at all, at least not in that sense.
No i understand he didn't love her and that is why he states 'It ois but a shadow that you love, i Cannot gove you what you seek'.
I'm just curioius as to the views in this case.
Princess of Ithilien
Location: Minas Anor
was it you who hasn't finished the book, Frodos-Guide?
In the book, you get the sense that Aragorn cares very much about Eowyn. I think he loves her, although platonically. He never feels the same way about her the way he feels about Arwen.
I believe Faramir says something along those lines [the quote you wrote--look! That rhymed! anyways...] when he and Eowyn fall in love. And besides, Eowyn and Faramir belong together and Arwen and Aragorn belong together--IMO [and probably in Tolkien's =D]

Location: Out Walking
Originally Tolkien intended for Aragorn to marry Eowyn (so I've heard). But I do think that Arwen does suit Aragorn; I mean, they grew up together. Aragorn did a great job of being faithful, too. I don't think he ever should have (whether intentionally or not) led Eowyn to think he loved her.
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Posted: December 23rd, 2006, 12:16 pm
Just a point there Nightingale, Aragorn and arwen did not grow up together. They met when he was 20 (I think) and that was the cause of him leaving, and going into the wild. To prove himself worthy to Elrond so that he would agree to Arwen marrying him.
I believe Arwen was his perfect match. Her grace and beauty brought her to a level with his valour, honour and majesty, and vice versa.
Eowyn may have loved Aragorn, I don't see why so many disagree with that possiblity, but i do not think Aragorn ever loved her. Not in the fashion he loved Arwen anyway.
[And I don't know where you heard that Tolkien originally intended Eowyn to marry Aragorn. If you can remember, could you point me in the right direction, because I should like to know the source? ]
LadyOfRohan
Location: Highgarden
I believe that Arwen was best for Aragorn because Arwen got there first and even though it was very sad in the movie the way he told Eowyn no...but yeah..Arwen and Aragorn. Even though I don't particuarly like Arwen but I thnk she is best suited for him. If you know what I mean.
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Posted: December 23rd, 2006, 1:08 pm
[Eowyn is speaking]'...I would not see a thing that is high and excellent cast away needlessly.'
'Nor would I,' he said. 'Therefore I say to you, lady, stay!...'
Then he kissed her hand, and sprang into the saddle, and rode away, and did not look back; and only those who knew him will and were near to him saw the pain that he bore.
--Tolkien, J R R; The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
'He' is Aragorn; 'she' Eowyn. I think he does love her, just not romantically.
Hmmm... yeah, I never thought about that! I mean, yeah, I love a lot of people not romantically. Just as friends. *nods* I do like that.
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Thank you for correcting me!
I think I read it on a very book-oriented Eowyn site... I don't know if I still have the link, let me see... Here's the link to that part of the site. It's in the first paragraph, I believe. http://otherworldfantasies.com/eowyn/eowynand.html
Eärlindë
In Poland is book called "Teutonic Knights" wrote by H. Sienkiewicz. In this book is the same thread about one man and two women. That man took an oath of allegiance one of these women. Someday he met second woman and fell for she, but he loved first woman like Aragorn loved Arwen. I think Aragorn would be luckier with Eowyn, but Arwen was fated to him.
Wow, Nightengale, some of those passages were exactly the ones I used...interesting...
Eärlindë, I don't understand what you mean by "luckier with Eowyn".
Posted: December 24th, 2006, 5:10 am
Eowyn was brave, could fight and rule over a kingdom...
Posted: December 24th, 2006, 7:30 pm
Yeah, but I think you have to look at what's good for Eowyn also. I think she was much happier with Faramir than if she was Queen of Gondor...and such-like.
Posted: December 25th, 2006, 11:48 am
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Location: Somewhere between this world and the next...
I agree. I think that eventhough Arwen comes off as a sort of weak woman to some people, she was a perfect match for Aragorn, perhaps to balance his...manly qualities...
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What??? Who says Arwen's weak? *goes off on witch-hunt*--jk
Of course she's not weak. I'm not just talking about her with a sword in the movies, either. I think it takes someone very strong to say good-bye to her father for eternity and make a choice to be there when the man she love dies. It takes someone with mad strength to die when one is never meant to.
That's why I said sort of. It's because many percieve her as such in comparison to Eowyn. I know I probably wouldn't be strong enough to give up going to the prettiest, best land in the world for one mortal man. But I was just trying to show the balance thing.
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