The gospel ultimately tells us an unchanging truth that God is guiding the whole history of mankind towards the goal of establishing the eternal Kingdom (Heavenly Kingdom), exalting the King of the Kingdom (Christ), gathering the people of the Kingdom (believers). This is the reason for the existence of the time today. The Holy Spirit convicts, guides, fills, anoints people, ultimately to build His church, and portray the glorious image of Christ in the hearts of all believers. So, as we come to the end of the Book of Galatians, the servant of the Lord, Paul still specifically talked about how the Holy Spirit guides believers to be one with God. Actually, the level of a believer's spirituality is not just based on understanding many spiritual mysteries, but to know where God's ulitmate focus (church) is through the understanding of the spiritual mysteries, and then receive the guidance and power of the Holy Spirit to build the Lord's body, joining and holding it together to make it grow steadily. Today, many believers emphasize on some spiritual experiences or unseen powers in their learning of the mystery of the Holy Spirit, but in the end they do not have the heart to love and serve the body of the Lord, or to sacrifice for the body of the Lord. This is the blind spot of many believers today. The spiritual mysteries that these believers understand and experience are incomplete and many will slowly degenerate, because there is no understanding of God's greatest concern. But for perfect people who understand God's concern and will, God will give them rooted and established life and power, and all kinds of unlimited anointing so that they can serve and protect the church, and give glory to God. Therefore, after Paul overturned the wrong teachings of the non-gospel in the whole book of Galatians, he taught everyone how to follow the Holy Spirit in love. In this, he especially advised how everyone should be together in harmony, and encouraged the church to be set apart from the world, and only centred on bringing glory to the cross of Christ. At the end of the book of Galatians, this is the message that must enter our spirits.


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Israeli Aerospace, Aviation Manufacturer Expanding In Virginia
Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. will invest in new headquarters operation and create more than 50 new jobs in Fairfax County, VA.
Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. (IAI), Israel's largest aerospace and defense company, will expand its North American headquarters operation at a new location in Fairfax County, VA. Governor Ralph Northam announced the project following a meeting with IAI officials in Tel Aviv during his international trade and marketing mission to Israel and the United Arab Emirates. The project will bring more than 50 new jobs to Fairfax County.
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"IAI North America is proud to expand our corporate headquarters at a new location in the Dulles Technology Corridor in Fairfax County," said Swami Iyer, CEO of IAI North America. "The area is the logical choice to establish IAI North America's new corporate headquarters office. Fairfax is at the center of the aerospace and defense market here in the United States, it is close to many of our clients' head offices, and provides the opportunity for increased coordination and synergy realization for our enterprise growth goals. The positions include the existing staff at IAI North America along with increased manpower in sales and business development areas."
The Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP) worked with the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority to secure the project for Virginia. Funding and services to support the company's employee training activities will be provided through the Virginia Jobs Investment Program (VJIP). VJIP provides consultative services and funding to companies creating new jobs in order to support employee recruitment and training activities.
"As the largest aerospace and defense manufacturer in Israel, IAI's decision to expand its headquarters here reinforces that Virginia is a prime location for global companies seeking growth in North American markets," said Gov. Northam. "The Commonwealth is home to more than 780 internationally-owned businesses and continues to attract technology and innovation leaders like IAI. This important project demonstrates the long-term benefits of building corporate partnerships and telling Virginia's business story around the world. I am grateful for the opportunity to meet with IAI officials in Tel Aviv to discuss ways we can strengthen economic ties between Virginia and Israel."
IAI provides advanced technology solutions to government and commercial customers worldwide, including air defense systems, satellites, missiles, weapons systems and munitions, unmanned systems, robotic systems, electronics, and navigation systems. IAI also designs and manufactures business jets and aerostructures, performs overhaul and maintenance on commercial aircraft and converts passenger aircraft to refueling and cargo configurations. IAI employs approximately 15,000 workers, and over 200 through its U.S. subsidiary, IAI North America.
"Virginia continues to build on its legacy of success in the aerospace industry, and IAI's investment will create high-quality jobs in this 21st-century industry sector," said Secretary of Commerce and Trade Brian Ball. "Ensuring that our workforce is prepared for the jobs of the future is a top priority, and we are proud of IAI's success in the Commonwealth and look forward to its growth in Fairfax County."
"Fairfax County has long been a location of choice for major aviation and aerospace companies, and we are delighted to see that important industry cluster expand further with IAI," said Victor Hoskins, President and CEO of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority. "The announcement also illustrates the value of a Fairfax County location—close to Dulles Airport as well as a strong and diversified business base—for international companies that want to be close to our nation's capital."
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I was really looking forward to camping in Palo Duro Canyon. Just the idea of looking up at the canyon walls from our campsite was enough to plan our trip around a stay in the park. It was worth the two mile drive into Palo Duro Canyon down several switchbacks and a 10% grade to get to one of our most memorable campsites in all of our camping years. Our site in the Sagebrush campground had great views of the canyon and a private little sitting area behind our RV.
Known as the Grand Canyon of Texas, Palo Duro Canyon is the second largest canyon in the United States. With 16 miles of paved roads through the canyon and miles of hiking, biking, and horse trails, there is enough to make everyone happy.
One of the most popular trails in the park is the Lighthouse Trail through the canyon for a close up look at the Lighthouse formation, the symbol of the state park. The multi-use trail is about a 6 mile round trip from the parking lot. We started out early on a cool Sunday morning and encountered cyclists, runners, and other hikers but no horses along the trail. A transplanted Georgian who now lives in Amarillo stopped to chat as we passed each other on the trail.
The trail was packed red dirt and rock but not difficult. Our plan was to go to the base of the lighthouse but when two different hikers stopped to tell us about two rattlesnakes ahead of us I was done. Henry went a little farther and tried to convince me there was no sign of them but I wouldn't budge! I was tired and ready to head back so we turned around about .2 miles before the end of the trail. We were done for the day when we got back to the campsite and loafed the rest of the afternoon.
Is this a purple sage beside the trail?
Although there was no wildlife along the trail (except for the rattlesnakes we didn't see) there was plenty of wildlife in the park. On the first afternoon I spotted a threatened Texas Horned Lizard in our campsite.
This Mule Deer beside the road wasn't afraid of me.
Wild Turkeys wandered through the campground one evening.
We took a short hike to explore the Hole In the Wall.
And explored the replica of a Cowboy Dugout.
There was a rainbow one afternoon.
We saw T-Bone, one of the resident Texas Longhorns in the park.
We enjoyed our stay so much I think this is now my favorite state park!
There are several campgrounds in Palo Duro Canyon State Park with backpacking, equestrian sites, tent sites, and RV sites with water and electricity.Our site in the Sagebrush Campground had large private sitting area with a covered shelter over the picnic table and a fire ring. There are hiking, biking and equestrian trails. There are also several day use picnic areas, cabins, stables with guided horseback rides, an interpretive center, and the Trading Post Restaurant and Park store. If you would like to read my detailed campground review of this park, click here.


All Skin Types. Even sensitive skin.
Rechargeable. Up to 60 minutes per charge.
You have a choice between white and pink. I chose pink. If I chose white, my makeup would stain it like crazy. I chose the darker color for that reason.
It comes with a USB charger and a booklet.
It comes with a Daily Radiance Brush Head (as shown in the very first photo).
This is what the facial brush looks like sideways.
I've had the Clarisonic Mia Prima for only 1 week. So far, I really don't have much to say. I'll do a full review when I'm ready to give my thoughts on it. There we have it. Has anyone used the Clarisonic Mia Prima before? What are your thoughts on it? Is it worth it? I was pretty skeptical about it considering the negative reviews on it. Share your thoughts! Yay or nay?


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Belgrade (Serbian: Београд, Beograd) is the capital and largest city of Serbia. The city lies on two international waterways, at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, where Central Europe's Pannonian Plain meets the South European Balkans.
Likewise, the city is placed along the pan-European corridors X and VII. With a population of 1,630,000 (official estimate 2007), Belgrade is the fourth largest city in Southeastern Europe, after Istanbul, Athens and Bucharest. Its name in Serbian translates to White city.
One of the oldest cities in Europe, with archeological finds tracing settlements as early as the 6th millennium BC, Belgrade's wider city area was the birthplace of the largest prehistoric culture of Europe, the Vinča culture.
It was first inhabited by the Thracio-Dacian tribe of Singi who would give the name to the city after a fortress was founded in 3rd century BC by the Celts who named it Singidun (dun, fortress).
It was awarded city rights by the Romans before it was permanently settled by White Serbs from the 7th century onwards. As a strategic location, the city was battled over in 115 wars and razed to the ground 44 times since the ancient period by countless armies of the East and West.
In medieval times, it was in the possession of Byzantine, Frankish, Bulgarian, Hungarian and Serbian rulers. In 1521 Belgrade was conquered by the Ottomans and became the seat of the Pashaluk of Belgrade, as the principal city of Ottoman Europe and among the largest European cities. Frequently passing from Ottoman to Austrian rule which saw destruction of most of the city, the status of Serbian capital would be regained only in 1841, after the Serbian revolution.
Northern Belgrade, though, remained an Austrian outpost until the breakup of Austria-Hungary in 1918. The united city then became the capital of several incarnations of Yugoslavia, up to 2006, when Serbia became an independent state again.
Belgrade has the status of a separate territorial unit in Serbia, with its own autonomous city government. Its territory is divided into 17 municipalities, each having its own local council. It covers 3.6% of the territory of Serbia, and 24% of the country's population lives in the city. Belgrade is the central economic hub of Serbia, and the capital of Serbian culture, education and science.
Inside of the international train from Bucharest to Belgrade (second class). The two-way ticket was 50 euro-226 Lei at second class)
The railway station of Vrsac
The New Belgrade railway and Beovoz station
Beovoz train at Novi Beograd "New Belgrade"
Serbian Railways (Железнице Србије/Železnice Srbije). The locomotive is made in Romania, at Craiova
The info panel from the international train
The railway station in Belgrade, from inside
The same station from outside
The tram no 12, near to the railway station
Saint Sava hospital
A building which was bombarded by NATO in 1999
The same building
A public phone which is very rare used 🙂
Car plate from Belgrade
Palata Beograd (Belgrade Palace)
Police car (Policija)
Serbian cats near to Belgrade Hostel 🙂
On Kralja Milana, near to Terazije Square. The tall building is Albania Palace
Ascension Church from Admirala Geprata 19, which was build in 1863
Brodsko Torpedo TG-53, near to Military Museum, in Kalemegdan Park
Anti-aircraft gun M 1935 Breda 20 mm
German mine
Other german mine
The confluence between Sava and Danube rivers
The walls of Kalemegdan fortress
Clock gate with Clock tower
Ružica Church in Kalemegdan fortress
Are you prepared for attack ?:P
The medieval tower from the time of Stefan Lazarevic (1389-1427)
Humvee vehicle at the entrance into the Military Museum
The entrance into the Military Museum
Medieval demonstration of throwing axes and using arrow
Tram no 9, near to Hostel City Center
The statue of Prince Michael "Mihailo" from Republic Square (Трг Републике)
Mihailo Obrenović III, (Михаило Обреновић) Prince of Serbia which has two reigns: 1839-1942 and 1860-1868
Russian Tsar "Ruski car" fast-food
A guide panel from center (you can see the english version)
Hotel Moscow from Terazije Square
Old center
The Spanish Institute "Miguel Cervantes"
A nice shop with souvenirs, near to the railway station
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Bender, also known as Tighina (Romanian; Russian: Бендеры, Bendery; Ukrainian: Бендери, Bendery) is a city within the internationally recognized borders of Moldova under de facto control of the unrecognized PMR since 1992. Located on the right (western) bank of the river Dniester, together with its suburb Proteagailovca, the city forms a municipality, which is separate from Transnistria according to the Moldovan law. Bender is located in the buffer zone established at the end of the 1992 War of Transnistria.
While the Joint Control Commission has overriding powers in the city, Transnistria has de facto administrative control.
First mentioned in 1408 as Тягянякяча (Tyagyanyakyacha) in a document in Old Slavonic, the town was known in the Middle Ages as Tighina in Moldavian sources and Bender in Ottoman sources. The fortress and the city were called Bender for the most part of the time they were a rayah of the Ottomans (1538-1812), and during most of the time they belonged to the Russian Empires (1828-1917).
They were known as Tighina in the Principality of Moldavia, in the early part of the Russian Empire period (1812-1828), and during the time the city belonged to Romania (1918-1940).
The city is part of the historical region of Bessarabia. During the Soviet period the city was known in the Moldavian SSR as Бендер (Bender) in Moldovan (Romanian) written then with the Cyrillic alphabet, and as Бендéры (Bendery) in Russian. In the independent Moldova, officially it is known as Bender, but otherwise both names Bender and Tighina are used.
Tighina was part of the Moldavian Democratic Republic in 1917-1918, and after 1918, as part of Bessarabia, the city belonged to Romania, where it was the seat of Tighina County.
Along with Bessarabia, the city was occupied by the Soviet Union on June 28, 1940, following an ultimatum. In the course of World War II, it was retaken by Romania in July 1941, and again by the USSR in August 1944.
In 1940-41, and 1941-1991 it was one of the four "republican cities" (i.e. not subordinated to a district) of the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic, one of the 15 republics of the Soviet Union. Since 1991, the city is part of the independent Republic of Moldova.
Famous people born in the city include:
Two Ottoman Grand Viziers known as Benderli Pasha
Constantin Andronic, artist
Lev Simonovich Berg, Jewish Soviet zoologist and geographer
Tamara Buciuceanu, Romanian actress
Emil Constantinescu, former President of Romania
Iuliu Filippovitch Edlis, dramatist, writer
Evgenii Konstantinovitch Fiodorov, Russian geophysicist
Jerzy Neyman, Polish statistician
Michael Postan, British economic historian
Anna Pavlovna Tanskaia, singer
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The train which take us from Chisinau to Tighina (2 hours; 5.60 Moldavian lei is the ticket, almost 0.33 euro)
The train...in Tighina
Inside the train; with old Soviet wooden seats 😛
The platform from Tighina railway station (second station in the city)
1,520 mm (4 ft 11+7⁄8 in) broad gauge or Russian gauge
The moldavian cat was not for sale 🙂
Kvass (квас) on the street
You can observe the difference between cars 🙂
Just Lada 😛
Last year, Tighina celebrate 600 years of history (1408-2008)
Some nice flowers...
Sheriff supermarket
The intersection from Sheriff supermarket
A bus and trolley
An exchange currency panel (26.09.2009)
Commercial centre
On a walk to the Dniester
Some communist blocks with 4 floors
A panel with the year of the foundation of Tighina
Other communist blocks...
A monument of an Infantry fighting vehicle of the breakaway Transnistrian "army"
Other monument
A campaign against drugs
The entrance into the city after you cross the bridge from Transnistria
Joint Control Commission post near to the bridge, in Moldovan side. Russian troops and vehicle
The railway bridge over the Dniester
The walls of the fortress build by Stephen the Great and reconstructed by Suleiman the Magnificent
Other photo with the wall...
Old rusty ship on the Dniester
The Dniester (Nistru, Дністер)
The bridge over Dniester (just for cars and tanks)
A sweet cat 😛
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Sinaia is a town and a mountain resort in Romania. The town was named after Sinaia Monastery, around which it was built; the monastery in turn is named after the Biblical Mount Sinai.
King Carol I of Romania built his summer home, Peleş Castle, near the town.
Sinaia is about 60 km northwest of Ploieşti and 50 km south of Braşov, in a mountainous area on the Prahova River valley, just east of the Bucegi Mountains. The altitude varies between 767 m and 860 m.
The city is a popular destination for hiking and winter sports, especially downhill skiing. Among the tourist landmarks, the most important are Peleş Castle, Pelişor Castle, Sinaia Monastery, Sinaia Casino, Sinaia train station, and the Franz Joseph and Saint Anne Cliffs.
Sinaia was also the summer residence of the Romanian composer George Enescu, who stayed at the Luminiş villa.
The Sinaia Monastery was founded by Prince Mihai Cantacuzino in 1695 and named after the great Sinai Monastery on Mount Sinai. As of 2005 it is inhabited by 13 Christian Orthodox monks led by hegumen Macarie Bogus. It belongs to the archdiocese of Bucharest.
The belltower.
On the road to the Elevation 1400.
You are in Prahova Valley 🙂
Below you can see the city Sinaia.
Elevation 1400.
Inside of Mioriţa Hut (1960 m).
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Oradea (Hungarian: Nagyvárad, colloquially also Várad, German: Grosswardein, former Turkish: Varat, Yiddish: גרויסווארדיין, Italian: Gran Varadino) is the capital city of Bihor County, in Crişana, Romania.
The city proper has a population of 206,614 as of the 2002[update] census; this does not include areas from the metropolitan area, outside the municipality; they bring the total urban area population to approximately 260,000.
Oradea is one of the most prosperous cities of Romania.
The city lies at the meeting point of the Crişana plain and the Crişul Repede's basin. It is situated 126 meters above sea-level, surrounded on the north-eastern part by the hills of Oradea belonging to the Ses hills.
The main part of the settlement is situated on the floodplain and on the terraces situated down the river Crişul Repede. Oradea is famous for its thermal springs. The river Crişul Repede crosses the city right in the centre, providing it with a picturesque beauty.
Its output depends on the season; the water containers (the dyke near Tileagd) have partly controlled it ever since they were built in the early 1980s.
The beautiful city centre is worth visiting, as are the Băile Felix health spas, accessible by bus and located outside the city.
Other sites worth visiting are:
Baroque Palace of Oradea – today Muzeul Ṭării Criṣurilor, a wonderful Baroque museum with 365 famous windows. It was the Roman Catholic bishop's palace until 1945, when the Communist regime took the building into public ownership. It was returned to the Roman Catholic Church in 2003. Its collection includes many fossils of dinosaurs and birds from the bauxite mines at Cornet-Brusturi.
Catedrala barocă – the biggest Baroque cathedral in Romania,
Cetatea Oradea – Oradea's Fortress, with a pentagonal fort,
Biserica cu Lună – a church unique in Europe, with a type of astronomical clock depicting the phases of the moon,
Pasajul Vulturul Negru – the "Black Eagle" Passage,
Ady Endre Museum – a museum dedicated to one of the greatest Hungarian poets,
Teatrul de Stat – the State Theatre, plans for which were designed by two Austrian architects who had built around 100 theatres and opera houses in Europe by the end of the 19th century,
Str. Republicii – one of the most beautiful streets of Transylvania, displaying an incredible number of Art Nouveau buildings (under restoration in 2006),
There are around 100 religious sites of different denominations in Oradea, including three synagogues (however, only one is said to be still in use) and the biggest Baptist church in Eastern Europe.
At the end of the tram line (last station)
From the tram...
The panel from the entrance into the "Cetatea Oradea" - Oradea's Fortress (XI century)
Roman Catholic Church inside of fortress
Inside of the fortress
Near to the entrance (inside)
One of the gate
The tunnels...
Fleuron from the old gothic cathedral
Military barracks build for Austrian army in XVIII century
The walls
Communist blocks
The bridge over the Crişul Repede River
Crişul Repede River
Together with the rivers Crişul Alb (White Criş) and Crişul Negru (Black Criş), it makes up the Three Criş rivers ("Cele Trei Crişuri")
At the entrance into the Pasajul Vulturul Negru – the "Black Eagle" Passage
Inside of Black Eagle Passage
Pasajul Vulturul Negru (Black Eagle Passage) was build between 1907-1908 together with the Palace with the same name
The statue of Mihai Viteazul (Michael the brave) in the center
The palace Vulturul Negru (Black Eagle)
St. Ladislaus church (Catholic)
Inside the church...
Virgin Mary statue
Near to the church, outside (the center and Michael statue is in left)
The Central Railway Station (Gara Centrală din Oradea )
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The city is marked with green line, just between Ploieşti and Braşov (click on the picture for bigger size)
Buşteni is a small mountain town in the north of the county Prahova, in the center of Romania. It is located in the Prahova Valley, at the bottom of the Bucegi mountains, that have a maximum altitude of 2505 m.
Its name literally means tree-logs in Romanian.
Buşteni's average altitude is 900 m. It is one of the most popular mountain resorts, offering spectacular views, with lots of year-round tourism opportunities, ranging from skiing to mountain climbing.
The town and the surrounding mountains were the site of military confrontations in 1916, during World War I.
A large commemorative monument (about 25 m high), Heroes' Cross (Crucea Eroilor) lies atop nearby Caraiman Peak, at nearly 2,260 m. The monument is lighted at night and is visible from virtually everywhere in Buşteni.
The average population is 15,000 inhabitants, although numbers vary greatly because of tourism. The main local industries are wood industry and tourism. Many holiday houses have been recently built in the town.
Also a new Information Tourism Center was set up near the City Hall.
A board which confirms that Busteni is similar to a french city, Moissy Cramayel
The Town Hall of Busteni
The cultural club from Busteni,the advertisment announces the beginning of the cultural week (10-18 august 2009)
The main road that takes us to Brasov 😛
A "small" artistic moment captured in Nature 🙂
Heroes Cross from Caraiman Peak seen in Busteni
How to protect the Nature (Do not throw the garbage in the forest!). Unfortunately, this message is not respected by all tourists.
A mioritic picture caught in a quite,green angle (specific to this region),captured on the road to gondola lift
On the road which goes to gondola lift.Here you can find a lot of arbors with traditional Romanian souvenirs,bars and restaurants
A view of mountains in front of gondola lift point,near to Silva Hotel
First panoramic view at high! We were ready to get out of the gondola lift,at 2205 m high
Some nice donkeys sitting near the exit from gondola lift.We think they were ready for another road on the mountains 🙂
Such a silent and cold panorama surrounded us during our short excursion.You must take something warm to put on you if you don't want to get frozen 😉
Near to this zone,is an inexplicable positive magnetical field,so you can get immediately fresh,no mater how tired you are!
The pathway that goes to the Sphinx; to the right you see Babele Hut with a large restaurant down and a hotel (the prices are not so high)
Another "high view" at 2205 meters
A millennial natural monumental rock climbed by people...
An ancient altar of our ancestors..
Another extraordinary panoramic view!
A little Viola flower
The Sphinx-an ancient sacred place;even the plate says that climbing on it is forbidden,a lot of people don't pay attention to it.
Circular sanctuary near the Sphinx
The Sphink,picture taken in a perfect angle!
Surrounded by all these beauties,feeling the fresh,cold air and the silent settled around,you just can't stop making panoramic photos!
Another panoramic view...
Babele (meaning Old Women); another mystical rocks; some people believe it's an ancient historical monument, others that it's just the resulf of erosion.
An interesting cute mushroom noticed near rocks.It looks like a golden egg,doesn't it?
The place from where we take the gondola lift to bring us down (it takes 11 minutes to descend)
The "extremity" point of this part of mountains-from here,it starts to descent quickly...
The next attraction captured in gondola lift
The HUGE crowd-all these persons wait the gondola lift to descend,crowd longer than 50 meters (the same treatement expects you down,we waited more than an hour to take gondola lift).The whole ticket costs 54 lei-13 euros
Silva Hotel,a pretty expensive place to spend your vacations..
Appartament houses in Busteni
A sweet,living dummy cat sleeping in a shopwindow which takes the glance of everyone who pass through..
Costila-the new commercial center opened recently in Busteni
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Our Naperville dentists use intraoral cameras for both diagnostics and patient education. Years ago, dentists used mirrors to see the teeth from certain angles, get a good view of the soft tissues of the mouth and show patients what they were seeing. Intraoral cameras are a more comfortable, effective way to achieve these goals. We're able to get even more visual information about your teeth and gums and show you a live video feed of your mouth on our screen too. This ensures we don't miss a thing and you can play a proactive role in your own oral health and care.
Our intraoral cameras are small and help us see your mouth from all angles. We can get views of your enamel and soft tissues that would otherwise be impossible.
You can see what we're seeing on our screen. We can point out areas of concern to keep you informed. By having a clear picture of your oral health, you may even find yourself more motivated to care for your smile.
Intraoral cameras add another layer to our diagnostics. When combined with digital x-rays, a visual exam and things like CariVu, we can spot issues early on while prevention is still possible.
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Larry Niven received his B.A. in mathematics in 1962. His first novel, World of Ptavvs (1966), was a success and launched his career. Niven has won five Hugos and one Nebula award, testimony that his colleagues in the science fiction world respect his work. Perhaps Niven's most well-known creation is Ringworld, a distant planet that may be taken as a metaphor for Earth, as it was once great but has since fallen into decay.


According to their website, Zoë, translated from Greek, means life, and an energy filled, healthy life is what they want for every pet.
Originally a Walmart exclusive pet food brand, Zoë products can now be found in many independent and chain retailers across the USA and Canada.
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Q: (React) Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'this' of undefined when using refs I am trying to refer to an input field using a ref in React, however I am receiving the error:  "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'this' of undefined". The ref is defined, however. Is there a reason why React is unable to find the ref in my code?
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  constructor(props) {
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    this.handleSubmit = this.handleSubmit.bind(this);
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  handleSubmit(event) {
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    // Find the text field via the React ref
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    // Clear form
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  render() {

    return (
            <form onSubmit={this.handleSubmit.bind(this)}>

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};

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Arcos (llamada oficialmente Santiago de Arcos de Frades) es una parroquia y una aldea española del municipio de Pol, en la provincia de Lugo, Galicia.

Organización territorial

La parroquia está formada por una entidad de población:
 Arcos (Arcos de Frades)

Demografía

Gráfica demográfica de la aldea y parroquia de Arcos según el INE español:

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

Parroquias de Pol
Localidades de Pol
Localidades de la provincia de Lugo

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Find pharmacies and hospitals in Plainview, New York, US. In Plainview, there is on our website more than 3 pharmacies and 5 hospitals. Our site will help to find the nearest hospital or pharmacy and find out its address, phone, reviews, rating, time of work and other information.
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Degrease – Solvent-based degreaser – While cycling, you expose your bike to the elements. This piles on the dirt quickly. To give your bike the care it deserves, it is important to clean it in a safe way after every ride. You should therefore choose professional products that help you to remove dirt safely without harming your bicycle.
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NSW Fair Trading is warning consumers not to deal with unlicensed landscaper Peter Hynes who is believed to be operating in the Lake Macquarie area.
NSW Fair Trading Commissioner Rose Webb said several recent complaints have been received from consumers about Mr Hynes (formerly known as Peter Garay and also uses the name Todd Hynes)".
"Consumers have complained about Mr Hynes doorknocking their homes in new housing estates in Teralba, in the Lake Macquarie area, and offering landscaping work that he is not licensed to do," Ms Webb said.
"Mr Hynes, who introduces himself as either "Peter", "Todd" or "Paul", has not ever held a licence under the Home Building Act authorising him to contract for or perform any type of residential building work."
NSW Fair Trading is currently investigating these complaints.
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If consumers have had dealings with Mr Hynes or see him they are requested to contact NSW Fair Trading.
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ORANGE CRUSHER; SYRACUSE SLAMS MEMPHIS IN COACHES' FINAL
By Lenn Robbins
November 20, 2004 | 5:00am
Orange alert.
This Syracuse team is good. This Syracuse team is deep. This Syracuse is going to get better. And deeper.
How far can this Orange Nation of Jim Boeheim go this season?
Consider this: In the past five years, 13 of the 28 teams that have played in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic have made it to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament. The Orange won the Classic last night by pulling away from Memphis 77-62 in the Garden.
The Orange have a great inside player, Hakim Warrick, who scored 25 points, 17 in the second half. The Orange have a great outside shooter, Gerry McNamara, whose gutsy drive to the basket led to a three-point play with 2:39 left that gave 'Cuse a 70-59 lead.
McNamara had 22. He said it would be harder on Syracuse, which won the NCAA title in 2003, to reach that level of success because he and Warrick no longer can fly under the radar.
Syracuse needed Warrick and McNamara to offset the Memphis duo of Rodney Carney and Sean Banks. Carney made the World's Most Famous Arena his home over the last two nights.
After pouring in a career-high 33 in the Tigers' win over Saint Mary's in the semifinals, the junior from Indianapolis scorched Syracuse with 20 points in the first half. But he had just three in the second.
This was supposed to be Banks' team. Banks, the sophomore from North Bergen, N.J., averaged 17.4 points and 6.5 rebounds last season when he was named Conference USA Freshman of the Year. Carney averaged 13 points and 5.7 boards.
But this season, Carney has come into his own, displaying a deft shooting touch with tremendous athleticism. When he wasn't stroking 3s, Carney was elevating over the Syracuse 2-3 and making spectacular plays going to the basket.
When the Orange opened a 9-3 lead, Carney went into sharpshooter mode. He drained a 3 from the right wing, then one from the left wing and came back to swish another from the right wing. His monster dunk with 4:16 left tied the score 21-21.
Syracuse had no answer. Carney drained a 3 from the left corner, then Demetris Nichols fouled Carney on a 3 attempt from the top of the key. He drove baseline for a layup, and with the Orange leading 31-27, spun baseline and soared over Syracuse's 6-9 Terrence Roberts for an attempted dunk. Carney made one of two free throws for his 20th point of the half. He missed the second foul shot, but Almamy Thiero grabbed the offensive rebound and was fouled. He made one of two and Syracuse took a 31-29 lead to the locker room.
Play was rough, tough and tight in the first 10 minutes of the second half and it got to John Calipari. He got hit with a technical foul that turned into a five-point play for the Orange.
McNamara converted both free throws then drained a 3 from the top of the key to give Syracuse a 46-41 edge. McNamara got a great screen from Craig Forth to get off the shot. Calipari immediately called timeout.
Former Robeson star Gary Ervin of Brooklyn came home and turned in two solid performances as Mississippi State took third place. The Bulldogs beat Saint Mary's 67-54 in the consolation game.
Ervin, who lost twice in the Garden as a prep player, scored seven points and had four assists and three turnovers in 35 minutes last night.
"I was calling it a jinx," Ervin said. "Thursday night [a 71-58 loss to Syracuse] it was getting to me and I decided this is a new [situation]. This is Mississippi State. It has nothing to do with the past."
He had eight points, two assists and four turnovers against the Orange. Irvin forced McNamara into a 2-for-9 shooting performance.
Lawrence Roberts, who struggled against Syracuse, had a game-high 20 points and added seven rebounds. Saint Mary's was led by E.K. Rowland's 19 points.
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East Dragon, West Dragon: The Scott C. Interview!
Can you talk about your interest in dragons? What about their lore and mythology do you find most appealing and what have you appropriated for East Dragon, West Dragon?
I've been a huge fan of Dragons since first grade, partly because the mascot for my elementary school was the Dragon. But also I really like fantastical monsters like trolls and dragons. I was a huge huge fan of dinosaurs and dragons were the next level of dinosaur, breathing fire and fighting dudes. They're the ultimate monster for my little mind.
How did you go about conceiving the other eight dragons? Were they based off any other ideas?
I wanted each dragon to have certain interests and hobbies. Those hobbies would determine their look and shape. They all got along splendidly with the citizens, so I felt that there should be something for every citizen to bond with. Kids could hang with their favorite dragon. If they liked cooking, they could hang with the cooking dragon, if they liked battling, they could hang with the warrior dragon, and so forth.
Any advice for two people who are afraid to befriend each other because each suspect the other to actually be a fierce dragon?
We always fill in the unknown blanks about people in our own ways. We really don't know too much about someone until we meet and spend some time with them. Sometime shy people can come off as mean and cold, but most of the time they are good people ready for amazing friendships.
Can you talk about your experience working on East Dragon, West Dragon? How has this experience differed from your previous work on your children's book, Zombie in Love?
Well, I actually started on this story prior to the Zombie book. Simon & Schuster had Robin's story already and matched me up with it because I draw a lot of dragons and knights, so it was a good match. We paused on it to do the Zombie In Love book and then came back to finish it up! I worked with Namrata Tripathi and Sonia Chaghatzbanian on both books! These illustrations were way busier than Zombie In Love, so it took much longer, but there were so many gags I could sneak in.
Do you plan on working on any more children's books? Perhaps write and illustrate a children's book?
Yes! I am working on more books now with Simon & Schuster! Some that I will be writing and illustrating!
Are there any others upcoming projects you can tell us about?
Well, aside from these two books that I don't think I can discuss yet, I am working with Double Fine on their new Adventure Game project! Did you see that on Kickstarter? It's going to be a real fun time!
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As the bus runs near beatiful cliffs, hold your breath as you catch the suspended views over the cobalt blue sea! Along the coastal line, you will pass through Positano village that is mainly enclaved in the hills. As part of our packaged tour, lunch will be provided in one of the heart-stopping quaint villages where we will visit. After lunch, we will drive towards Amalfi for a guided tour through Amalfi town. Finally, we will reach Ravello, a city located in between the slopes of mountains.
Ride along the Coast of Sorrento
Do not miss out on the precious moments in experiencing the beautiful sights from the coast of Sorrento to the Amalfi Coast that runs along the Gulf of Naples. As you enjoy your bus ride near beatutiful cliffs, hold your breath as you catch the suspended views over the cobalt blue sea!
Enclave Positano village
First village of this tour will be Positano, was a prosperous port of the Amalfi Republic during the medieval times. Due to a large population migration to America, Positano is now a poor fishing village. However, Positano was re-discovered and its beauty was unearthed again which has generated many tourists to the colorful village. The church of Santa Maria Assunta is Posinato treasured religious monument. Fornillo Beach and the Spiaggia Grande are amongst the well-kept and stunning beaches of Amalfi Coast. As part of our packaged tour, lunch will be provided in one of the heart-stopping quaint villages.
After your lunch, you will reach Amalfi, is surrounded by dramatic cliffs and coastal scenery on the Gulf of Salerno. It was once a powerful trading vicinity but now it is a popular holiday destination for many upper-class people. The view from Amalfi looking towards the surrounding Gulf is spectacular. Rich in history, Amalfi's main sightings is the Baroque styled St. Andrew's Cathedral in Piazza Duomo, Cloister Paradise and the museums.
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Sometimes in life all you need in life is a good old pamper session to sort you out. Whether you're having a really tough time, a tiring week or you just feel like treating yourself there are a few steps you can take to get yourself feeling a bit more relaxed and a lot more refreshed. Here I have given you a sneak peek into my pamper routine and the products I use to get myself feeling that bit more human.
First up, I start with a bath. I set the water running as hot as possible and pour in some of my Sanctuary Spa Foaming Creamy Bath Soak. This just adds some lovely bubbles (who doesn't like bubbles?) and just adds some creamy natural moisturisers to the water to leave your skin feeling velvety-soft (as the bottle says). Once my bath is as full as I would like I then switch the tap(s) off and pop in a bath bomb. The one you can see here is the Bomb Cosmetics Cherry Bathe-Well Blaster and smells divine! I'm really loving the Bomb Cosmetics Bath Blasters recently and dare I say I actually prefer them to Lush?! After a long soak in the bath I get myself dry and the cover myself in a moisturiser. This one here is the Soap & Glory Body Buttercream in Sugar Crush and is so thick and moisturising. Not to mention it smells so amazing and fresh!
Now, I'm all clean and I have my cosiest Pj's on I move onto my face! My pamper evening is never complete without a little bit of a facial to get my skin feeling nice and revitalised. First off I start with my favourite cleansing balm which is The Body Shop Camomile Cleansing Butter. I simple massage this into my dry skin and then using hot water (now I'm not saying scold yourself but do have it as warm as possible) and a flannel/muslin cloth I gently wipe it all away. After I'm all cleansed, I then choose a face mask to give my skin that extra boost. The type of mask I choose depends on how my skin is feeling at the time and what it needs. My favourite is the Montagne Jeunesse Dead Sea Mud Pac however the Superdrug Face Masks are also amazing and an excellent price! The last step of my facial routine is usually straight onto my Vita Coco Coconut Oil to give my skin a real moisture boost! However, if I had to be anywhere I would use my usual eye cream and moisturiser to replace this final step (as I don't think everyone would quite understand it was coconut oil on my face and not just grease!).
Last but not least is my hands! I use this time to give myself a little at home manicure with the products I have lying around. First up, I give my nails a little trim if needed (usually with straight edge clippers - not sure why I put scissors here) to get them started. Then, next I use my nail file to shape and smooth each nail ready for painting. Here I am using a Panache nail file which was gifted to me at an event, however, I also love this Multi Side Nail File and Buffer from Boots. Next up is polish! Usually I just go for a clear polish as I'm a bit lazy. Here is my all time favourite clear polish which is the Rimmel London Nail Nurse which actually comes in different variations from Stronger Nail, PerfectioNail or Nail Rescue. Once my nails are fully dry I then use a hand cream to add a last burst of moisture to the skin. Here I used the Nivea Smooth Nourishing Hand Cream - I picked mine up from Primark for £1 but it can also be purchased at Boots,Superdrug and even Supermarkets!
So, there we have my Pamper Night Routine! Let me know do you use any of these steps in your own pamper routines? Or do you switch any of these steps up? Also let me know what is your all time favourite pamper product if you could only pick one?


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Cahalane is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

 Conor Cahalane (born 1997), Irish hurler and Gaelic footballer
 Damien Cahalane (born 1992), Irish hurler and Gaelic footballer
 Michael Cahalane (born 1995), Irish hurler
 Mitch Cahalane (born 1989), Australian rugby league player
 Niall Cahalane (born 1963), Irish Gaelic footballer

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 Cahalan, surname


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describe('Model Test Sector', function(){
    before(function(){
        // Before all tests
        Sector = require("../../../models/sector.js");
    });

    describe('Sector', function(){
        // It show create a new document in the database
        it('add a sector', function(done){
            sector = new Sector({ name: 'sector'+Math.floor((Math.random() * 10) + 1)});
            sector.save(done);
        });

    });
});


Why I'm happy not to be "THE BEST" agent.
As a (very) competitive person, I'll admit it used to frustrate me immensely when I'd see other agents proclaim to "the best". I used to stay awake at night -sad I know, thinking what makes someone "the best" agent, what do I need to do to become it.
It also got me thinking – how do you define "The Best". I'm sure their are agents that surpass my average of achieving 97.2% of the asking price and that there are agents who can sell properties faster than my average of 27 days. I'm certain there are agents with a lower fall through rate than mine, despite it being much less than the industry average. There will absolutely be agents that have won more awards than me. I only have the one – a GOLD Sunday times Award for lettings.
For the majority of my first 18 months in business I was obsessed with becoming the best agent but then after stumbling across what seems to be the new fad of content marketing I realised that literally NO ONE CARES.. except maybe my mum of course.
For over a year I have shifted my focus entirely from me trying to be the best to how can I best help other people. The best interests of my clients – past, present and future, are now at the heart of everything my agency does and I can honestly say my business has flourished as a consequence. More and more people are stopping in the office for a chat about what their next investment should be, or do I think this property is too expensive and I'm always happy to offer my opinion and try to help.
I'm no longer interested in being "the best". Instead I want to be the most helpful.
So if you have a property related question please do give me a call on 01202 721999 and I'd be happy to offer my thoughts. I don't know everything but I'm sure if I don't have the answers I'll know someone that does!


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Graceful Glass Designer Vellum is 6" x 6" and has 24 sheets, 2 each of 12 designs, and it coordinates with the Graceful Glass Suite that is on pages 164-165 on the Annual Catalog.
As you can see by my two cards below you can color the vellum or leave it as it is. These two pieces were cut from one of the 6 x 6 sheets. With this particular design you get 4 of the stained glass circles on one sheet.
I colored the back side of the vellum using my Stampin' Blends.
On this card I just placed the vellum onto my layer.
Tip: I have found that the easiest way to adhere the vellum is to take my Multipurpose Liquid Glue, put some onto my Silicone Craft Sheet, and using part of a Stampin' Sponge that I clip with a clothes pin to keep my fingers from getting sticky, I place the glue right onto the sponge and then rub it on the back side of the vellum. You can't see the glue and it goes on smoothly.


Senior Secondary Model School, Hisar has completed fifty years of its existence. During this period the institution's contribution has been laudable and it has emerged as one of the leading educational institution affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. The school is recognized for its progressive education with a definite accent of Indian culture and tradition. It came into its existence due to the untiring efforts of a visionary, Late Pt. Thakur Dass Bhargava, M.P., an eminent lawyer, a distinguished parliamentarian, a well known educationist and a social reformer.
The aim of his vision was to fulfill the academic needs of the students of this area, to impart liberal and sound education combined with traditional values of our heritage, to produce a whole some personality with multi use competencies, to awaken students about national issues and to produce responsible citizens. The school was very well nurtured by dedicated social workers and personalities like Advocate Bhakshi Ram Kishanji and Advocate Babu M.P. Jain in the capacities as president of the school. The present management committee headed by Smt. Krishna Bhargava is nurturing the school with their special efforts to make true the dreams of the founder father Late Pt. Thakur Dass Bhargava. The school provides a host of activities and the curriculum is so planned that it suits the different stages of development.


No deposit or cleaning fee required! We simply charge a $49 property damage protection fee that is underwritten by CSA online. There are no other fees.
Our cabin is located in the desirable wooded Timber Lost neighborhood, surrounded by McCall's stunning 27 hole golf course is this luxury 4 bedroom, 4 bath, 4,500 cabin. Views of the Salmon River Mountains from the living room. Easy walking distance to the golf course, club house, Payette Lake beaches and Ponderosa State Park. Enjoy nature on the paved meandering bike path that rolls through the nearby hills that is just minutes from the front door.
This magnificent home comes fully equipped with everything you need to unwind for a perfect getaway, including flat screen TVs, Netflix, DVDs, VCR, iPod doc/CD player, gas BBQ grill, movies, games and books.
The large master bedroom includes a luxurious king-size, memory foam four-poster bed. Master bath is wrapped in travertine tile, has a full shower, soaker tub and large walk-in closet. Remaining three bedrooms are spacious and all have their own bathrooms and closets.
Granite counter tops, expansive kitchen with large dining table. Living area features a cozy two-sided fireplace. Forced air heat is worry free. The vacation home is decorated beautifully and wrapped in wood floors, plush carpet and travertine tile. There is plenty to do.
Located right on McCall Municipal Golf Course, 1 mile from Payette Lake or downtown McCall, 1 mile from Ponderosa State Park and only 9 miles from Brundage Mountain Ski Resort.
Relax in your private backyard with a view of the majestic Salmon River Mountains, roast marshmallows and make s'mores over the fire pit.
Bring all of your snowmobiles, boats, ATVs, toys and trailers as there is ample parking in the garage, driveway and street around the house.
adjustable comfort king-size bed. Guest bedroom #1 has a designer queen-size bed. Guest bedroom #2 has 2 locally crafted twin over queen bunk beds and 1 twin over twin bunk bed. Guest bedroom #3 has 2 twin over queen locally crafted bunk beds.
Each bedroom has an accompanying bathroom and walk-in closet.
with easy public access and ample parking.
Pack and play crib available.
Wood burning stove is a high efficiency pellet stove. Also has a dual-sided gas fireplace in addition to central heating.
Towels Provided. Iron and Board also provided.
There are many local hot springs available for you! We also have a deep soaker tub in the master bathroom.
2 high capacity washer and dryers on site.
McCall Public Transportation (scheduled bus) runs within 1/4 mile of the cabin.
McCall is a beautiful 4 seasons town located 100 miles north of Boise. The drive to McCall along the Payette River is beautiful any time of year. McCall has plenty of activities for the outdoor enthusiast, boutique shopper, golfer, gamer or just about any other thing you can think of- especially great for people who like a laid back lifestyle and want to relax!
Come see Ponderosa State Park, Payette Lake, Islands, Wildlife, Fishing, Boating, Hiking, Fresh Air, Camping, Golfing, etc.
In McCall spring, summer, fall and winter all offer something unique!
100 miles north of Boise along Highway 55.
Jonathan and Marta met while attending college in Idaho, got married here, have two children and absolutely love living in this pristine, outdoorsy state. On their honeymoon they snowmobiled through eastern Idaho and Yellowstone. Jonathan is an Idaho native. Marta is from Europe, has deep ties to her roots and is a proud tour guide when friends and family come for visits from 'home'.


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Álvaro Bravo Jiménez (Pinto, 4 de febrero de 1998) es un futbolista español que juega de centrocampista en el C. F. Fuenlabrada de la Primera Federación.

Trayectoria

Álvaro Bravo comenzó su carrera deportiva en el Real Madrid Castilla en 2017, marchándose cedido en la temporada 2017-18 al C. F. Fuenlabrada de la Segunda División B.

En la temporada 2018-19 volvió a ser cedido a un club de Segunda B, el C. D. Mirandés, con el que logró ascender a Segunda División.

En 2020 fichó por el Granada C. F., que lo asignó a su filial, el Recreativo Granada, que se encontraba en Segunda División B. El 8 de noviembre debutó con el primer equipo en un partido de la Primera División frente a la Real Sociedad.

En agosto de 2021 rescindió su contrato con la entidad nazarí y el 26 de noviembre, tras varias semanas entrenando con el equipo, se confirmó su vuelta al C. F. Fuenlabrada.

Clubes

Referencias

Futbolistas de la Comunidad de Madrid
Futbolistas del Real Madrid Castilla Club de Fútbol en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Real Madrid Castilla Club de Fútbol en los años 2020
Futbolistas del Club de Fútbol Fuenlabrada
Futbolistas del Club Deportivo Mirandés en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Granada Club de Fútbol "B"
Futbolistas del Granada Club de Fútbol en los años 2020


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This Christmas Ad Is Going Viral for Reminding Everyone That 'Love Is a Gift'
Normally, the Christmas advertising season is dominated by big budget ads designed by companies to tug at the heart strings and hopefully open the purse strings while they're at it. But now we have the love is a gift short film.
It's something that British department store John Lewis has mastered (this year's ad starring Elton John is no exception) but they're not the only Christmas advertising experts and this holiday season they have a little competition from videographer Phil Beastall. He made a short film in 2014, called "Love Is A Gift", and the love is a gift ad he shared on Facebook last week, inspired by John Lewis.
"It's a short film about a man counting down the days to Christmas so he can continue his yearly tradition sparked by a tragic moment from the past," Beastall said in the love is a gift video description Facebook description. "I hope you enjoy it." The very short film is a two-and-a-half minute tearjerker that covers love loss and everything in between. "I wanted people to watch it and although initially they might feel sad, I wanted them to reflect on it and perhaps turn to a loved one and give them a cuddle or say 'I love you' and reflect on life itself and appreciate just how lucky we are to be here," Beastall told Sky News. All that for a production cost of a mere £50 ($64), per Sky News. The film is resonating – 9.3 million people have viewed it so far.
Watch the love is a gift short film below.


chile. they tore nothing down?!!
knocked out a few walls.
& turned the bathroom into a waterfall with them.
out in Aurora or way downstate in Bloomington.
chile. it was a bone-less transition.
that good Johnson hair whiter than it needed to be anyway.
chile. you should see it in there. it's real pretty.
& flip my bathroom into a paradise.
but I got too much compassion for the homesick.
yes chile. stones have root too.
out of the land they know to be home all their lives?
& you know people. nobody can have it better than the other.
sweeping through Peru to get her some of them stones.
pretty soon folk will have changed what Peru look like.
chile. folk will turn Peru stoneless.
but chile. my new neighbors are good people.
as good as the Johnsons I assume.
they let me me walk up in there & everything.
told them I could respect them.
from the hand of one family to the hand of another.
& the browns down the street.
told them I hope I can still be their neighbor.
& whiter each time they are due.
their home is clear of bones.
Interdisciplinary artist and educator avery r. young is a 3Arts Awardee and an executive at The Floating Museum. His poetry and prose are featured in several anthologies including The Golden Shovel Anthology and The BreakBeat Poets. Most recently, his poetry is featured in photographer Cecil McDonald Jr's In The Company of Black (Candor Arts). He is the featured vocalist on flouist Nicole Mitchell's Mandorla Awakening, and is currently touring with her Black Earth Ensemble and his funk/soul band de deacon board. Young's first collection of visual and traditional poetry, neckbone (Northwestern University Press) will be released Spring 2019.


Bicycle hire At Ofan cycling tours you can hire bicycles and helmets and take a cycling tour in the magical western Galilee. Here we can guide you with the best cycling routes which differ from all kinds of levels which we will design especially for you while providing maps and all that you need.
A fruit picking celebration of Lychees in the western Galilee Every summer a fruit picking celebration of lychees is held on the farm on Kibbutz Matzuva. Visitors to the farm will enjoy the pastoral view, independent lychee picking, the natural products manufactured on the farm, a recreational corner for children, a petting corner and a gardening nursery.
The steepest cable car ride in the world is the main means by which you can approach the mysteries of the grottoes.


text:
var fs = require('fs'),
	path = require('path'),
	_ = require('lodash'),
	U = require('../../utils'),
	CU = require('./compilerUtils'),
	optimizer = require('./optimizer'),
	grammar = require('../../grammar/tss'),
	logger = require('../../logger'),
	BuildLog = require('./BuildLog'),
	CONST = require('../../common/constants'),
	deepExtend = require('node.extend');

// constants
var GLOBAL_STYLE_CACHE = 'global_style_cache.json';
var STYLE_ALLOY_TYPE = '__ALLOY_TYPE__';
var STYLE_EXPR_PREFIX = exports.STYLE_EXPR_PREFIX = '__ALLOY_EXPR__--';
var STYLE_REGEX = /^\s*([\#\.]{0,1})([^\[]+)(?:\[([^\]]+)\])*\s*$/;
var EXPR_REGEX = new RegExp('^' + STYLE_EXPR_PREFIX + '(.+)');
var BINDING_SPLIT_REGEX = /(\{[^:}]+\}(?!\}))/;
var BINDING_REFERENCE_REGEX = /^\{([^:}]+)\}$/;
var VALUES = {
	ID:     100000,
	CLASS:   10000,
	API:      1000,
	TSSIF:     500,
	PLATFORM:  100,
	FORMFACTOR: 10,
	SUM:         1,
	THEME:       0.9,
	ORDER:       0.0001
};
var DATEFIELDS = [
	'minDate', 'value', 'maxDate'
];
var KEYBOARD_TYPES = [
	'DEFAULT', 'ASCII', 'NUMBERS_PUNCTUATION', 'URL', 'EMAIL', 'DECIMAL_PAD', 'NAMEPHONE_PAD',
	'NUMBER_PAD', 'PHONE_PAD'
];
var RETURN_KEY_TYPES = [
	'DEFAULT', 'DONE', 'EMERGENCY_CALL', 'GO', 'GOOGLE', 'JOIN', 'NEXT', 'ROUTE',
	'SEARCH', 'SEND', 'YAHOO'
];
var AUTOCAPITALIZATION_TYPES = [
	'ALL', 'NONE', 'SENTENCES', 'WORDS'
];
var KEYBOARD_PROPERTIES = ['keyboardType', 'returnKeyType', 'autocapitalization'];

// private variables
var styleOrderCounter = 1;
var platform;

exports.setPlatform = function(p) {
	platform = p;
};

/*
 * @property {Array} globalStyle
 * The global style array, which contains an merged, ordered list of all
 * applicable global styles. This will serve as the base for all controller-
 * specific styles.
 *
 */
exports.globalStyle = [];

/*
 * @property {Object} bindingsMap
 * Holds the collection of models/collections data-bound to UI component
 * properties in the Alloy app. This map is used to create the most effecient
 * set of event listeners possible for dynamically updating the UI based on
 * changes to the data model/collections.
 *
 */
exports.bindingsMap = {};

/*
 * @method loadGlobalStyles
 * Loads all global styles (app.tss) in a project and sorts them appropriately.
 * The order of sorting is as follows:
 *
 * 1. global
 * 2. global theme
 * 3. global platform-specific
 * 4. global theme platform-specific
 *
 * This function updates the global style array that will be used as a base for
 * all controller styling. This is executed before any other styling is
 * performed during the compile phase. If the style is loaded from the cache,
 * it returns true, otherwise it returns false.
 *
 * @param {String} Full path to the "app" folder of the target project
 * @param {String} The mobile platform for which to load styles
 * @param {Object} [opts] Additional options
 *
 * @returns {Boolean} true if cache was used, false if not
 */
exports.loadGlobalStyles = function(appPath, opts) {
	// reset the global style array
	exports.globalStyle = [];

	// validate/set arguments
	opts = opts || {};
	var ret = false;
	var theme = opts.theme;
	var apptss = CONST.GLOBAL_STYLE;
	var stylesDir = path.join(appPath, CONST.DIR.STYLE);
	var themesDir;
	if (theme) {
		themesDir = path.join(appPath, 'themes', theme, CONST.DIR.STYLE);
	}
	var buildlog = BuildLog();
	var cacheFile = path.join(appPath, '..', CONST.DIR.BUILD, GLOBAL_STYLE_CACHE);

	// create array of global styles to load based on arguments
	var loadArray = [];
	loadArray.push({
		path: path.join(stylesDir, apptss),
		msg: apptss
	});
	if (theme) {
		loadArray.push({
			path: path.join(themesDir, apptss),
			msg: apptss + '(theme:' + theme + ')',
			obj: { theme: true }
		});
	}
	loadArray.push({
		path: path.join(stylesDir, platform, apptss),
		msg: apptss + '(platform:' + platform + ')',
		obj: { platform: true }
	});
	if (theme) {
		loadArray.push({
			path: path.join(themesDir, platform, apptss),
			msg: apptss + '(theme:' + theme + ' platform:' + platform + ')',
			obj: { platform: true, theme: true }
		});
	}

	// get rid of entries that don't exist
	var len = loadArray.length;
	for (var i = len - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
		if (!path.existsSync(loadArray[i].path)) {
			loadArray.splice(i, 1);
		}
	}

	// create hash of existing global styles
	var hash = U.createHash(_.map(loadArray, 'path'));

	// see if we can use the cached global style
	if (buildlog.data.globalStyleCacheHash === hash && fs.existsSync(cacheFile)) {
		// load global style object from cache
		logger.info('[global style] loading from cache...');
		exports.globalStyle = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(cacheFile, 'utf8'));
		ret = true;

		// increment the style order counter with the number of rules in the global style
		styleOrderCounter += exports.globalStyle.length;
	} else {
		// add new hash to the buildlog
		buildlog.data.globalStyleCacheHash = hash;

		// create the new global style object
		_.each(loadArray, function(g) {
			if (path.existsSync(g.path)) {
				logger.info('[' + g.msg + '] global style processing...');
				exports.globalStyle = exports.loadAndSortStyle(g.path, _.extend(
					{ existingStyle: exports.globalStyle },
					g.obj || {}
				));
			}
		});

		// write global style object to cache
		logger.info('[global style] writing to cache...');
		fs.writeFileSync(cacheFile, JSON.stringify(exports.globalStyle));

		// simply increment the style order counter
		styleOrderCounter++;
	}

	return ret;
};

/*
 * @method sortStyles
 * Given a parsed style from loadStyle(), sort all the style entries into an
 * ordered array. This is the final operations to prepare a style for usage with
 * a Titanium UI component in Alloy.
 *
 * @param {Object} Parsed style object from a loadStyle() call
 * @param {Object} [opts] Options for this function
 */
exports.sortStyles = function(style, opts) {
	var sortedStyles = [];
	opts = opts || {};

	if (_.isObject(style) && !_.isEmpty(style)) {
		for (var key in style) {
			var obj = {};
			var priority = styleOrderCounter++ * VALUES.ORDER;
			var match = key.match(STYLE_REGEX);
			if (match === null) {
				U.die('Invalid style specifier "' + key + '"');
			}
			var newKey = match[2];

			// skip any invalid style entries
			if (newKey === 'undefined' && !match[1]) { continue; }

			// get the style key type
			switch (match[1]) {
				case '#':
					obj.isId = true;
					priority += VALUES.ID;
					break;
				case '.':
					obj.isClass = true;
					priority += VALUES.CLASS;
					break;
				default:
					if (match[2]) {
						obj.isApi = true;
						priority += VALUES.API;
					}
					break;
			}

			if (match[3]) {
				obj.queries = {};
				_.each(match[3].replace(/\s*,\s*/g, ',').split(/\s+/), function(query) {
					var parts = query.split('=');
					var q = U.trim(parts[0]);
					var v = U.trim(parts[1]);
					if (q === 'platform') {
						priority += VALUES.PLATFORM + VALUES.SUM;
						v = v.split(',');
					} else if (q === 'formFactor') {
						priority += VALUES.FORMFACTOR + VALUES.SUM;
					} else if (q === 'if') {
						priority += VALUES.TSSIF + VALUES.SUM;
					} else {
						priority += VALUES.SUM;
					}
					obj.queries[q] = v;
				});
			}

			_.extend(obj, {
				priority: priority + (opts.platform ? VALUES.PLATFORM : 0) + (opts.theme ? VALUES.THEME : 0),
				key: newKey,
				style: style[key]
			});
			sortedStyles.push(obj);
		}
	}

	var theArray = opts.existingStyle ? opts.existingStyle.concat(sortedStyles) : sortedStyles;
	return _.sortBy(theArray, 'priority');
};

exports.loadStyle = function(tssFile) {
	if (path.existsSync(tssFile)) {
		// read the style file
		var contents;
		var originalContents;
		var addedBraces;
		try {
			contents = fs.readFileSync(tssFile, 'utf8');
			// Store the originalContents in case we hit a parse error,
			// this allows us to show the correct contents of the .tss file
			originalContents = contents;
		} catch (e) {
			U.die('Failed to read style file "' + tssFile + '"', e);
		}

		// skip if the file is empty
		if (/^\s*$/gi.test(contents)) {
			return {};
		}

		// Add enclosing curly braces, if necessary
		if (!/^\s*\{[\s\S]+\}\s*$/gi.test(contents)) {
			contents = '{\n' + contents + '\n}';
			addedBraces = true;
		}
		// [ALOY-793] double-escape '\' in tss
		contents = contents.replace(/(\s)(\\+)(\s)/g, '$1$2$2$3');

		// Process tss file then convert to JSON
		var json;
		try {
			json = grammar.parse(contents);
			optimizer.optimizeStyle(json);
		} catch (e) {
			// If we added braces to the contents then the actual line number
			// on the original contents is one less than the error reports
			if (addedBraces) {
				e.line--;
			}
			U.dieWithCodeFrame(
				'Error processing style "' + tssFile + '"',
				{ line: e.line, column: e.column },
				originalContents,
				/Expected bare word\, comment\, end of line\, string or whitespace but ".+?" found\./.test(e.message)
					? 'Do you have an extra comma in your style definition?'
					: ''
			);
		}
		return json;
	}
	return {};
};

exports.loadAndSortStyle = function(tssFile, opts) {
	return exports.sortStyles(exports.loadStyle(tssFile), opts);
};

exports.createVariableStyle = function(keyValuePairs, value) {
	var style = {};

	if (!_.isArray(keyValuePairs)) {
		keyValuePairs = [[keyValuePairs, value]];
	}
	_.each(keyValuePairs, function(pair) {
		var k = pair[0];
		var v = pair[1];
		style[k] = { value:v };
		style[k][STYLE_ALLOY_TYPE] = 'var';
	});
	return style;
};

exports.processStyle = function(_style, _state) {
	var theState = _state || {};
	var regex = EXPR_REGEX;
	var code = '';

	function processStyle(style, opts) {
		opts = opts || {};
		style = opts.fromArray ? {0:style} : style;
		var groups = {}, sn, value;

		// need to add "properties" and bindIds for ListItems
		if (theState && theState.isListItem && opts.firstOrder && !opts.fromArray) {
			for (sn in style) {
				value = style[sn];
				var prefixes = sn.split(':');
				if (prefixes.length > 1) {
					var bindId = prefixes[0];
					groups[bindId] = groups[bindId] || {};
					groups[bindId][prefixes.slice(1).join(':')] = value;
				} else {
					// allow template to be specified
					if (sn === 'template') {
						groups.template = value;
					} else {
						groups.properties = groups.properties || {};
						groups.properties[sn] = value;
					}
				}
			}
			style = groups;
		}

		for (sn in style) {
			value = style[sn];
			var prefix = opts.fromArray ? '' : sn + ':';

			if (_.isString(value)) {
				var matches = value.match(regex);
				if (matches !== null) {
					code += prefix + matches[1] + ','; // matched a JS expression
				} else {
					if (typeof style.type !== 'undefined' && typeof style.type.indexOf === 'function' && (style.type).indexOf('UI.PICKER') !== -1 && value !== 'picker') {
						if (DATEFIELDS.indexOf(sn) !== -1) {
							// ALOY-263, support date/time style pickers
							var d = U.createDate(value);

							if (U.isValidDate(d, sn)) {
								code += prefix + 'new Date("' + d.toString() + '"),';
							}
						} else {
							code += prefix + '"' + value
								.replace(/"/g, '\\"')
								.replace(/\n/g, '\\n')
								.replace(/\r/g, '\\r')
								.replace(/\u2028/g, '\\u2028')
								.replace(/\u2029/g, '\\u2029') +  '",'; // just a string
						}
					} else {
						if (KEYBOARD_PROPERTIES.indexOf(sn) === -1) {
							code += prefix + '"' + value
								.replace(/"/g, '\\"')
								.replace(/\n/g, '\\n')
								.replace(/\r/g, '\\r')
								.replace(/\u2028/g, '\\u2028')
								.replace(/\u2029/g, '\\u2029') +  '",'; // just a string
						} else {
							// keyboard type shortcuts for TextField, TextArea
							// support shortcuts for keyboard type, return key type, and autocapitalization
							if (sn === KEYBOARD_PROPERTIES[0] && _.includes(KEYBOARD_TYPES, value.toUpperCase())) {
								code += prefix + 'Ti.UI.KEYBOARD_' + value.toUpperCase() + ',';
							}
							if (sn === KEYBOARD_PROPERTIES[1] && _.includes(RETURN_KEY_TYPES, value.toUpperCase())) {
								code += prefix + 'Ti.UI.RETURNKEY_' + value.toUpperCase() + ',';
							}
							if (sn === KEYBOARD_PROPERTIES[2] && _.includes(AUTOCAPITALIZATION_TYPES, value.toUpperCase())) {
								code += prefix + 'Ti.UI.TEXT_AUTOCAPITALIZATION_' + value.toUpperCase() + ',';
							}
						}
					}
				}
			} else if (_.isArray(value)) {
				code += prefix + '[';
				_.each(value, function(v) {
					processStyle(v, {fromArray:true});
				});
				code += '],';
			} else if (_.isObject(value)) {
				if (value[STYLE_ALLOY_TYPE] === 'var') {
					code += prefix + value.value + ','; // dynamic variable value
				} else {
					// recursively process objects
					code += prefix + '{';
					processStyle(value);
					code += '},';
				}
			} else {
				code += prefix + JSON.stringify(value) + ','; // catch all, just stringify the value
			}
		}
	}
	processStyle(_style, {firstOrder:true});

	return code;
};

exports.generateStyleParams = function(styles, classes, id, apiName, extraStyle, theState) {
	var styleCollection = [],
		lastObj = {},
		elementName = apiName.split('.').pop();

	// don't add an id to the generated style if we are in a local state
	if (theState && theState.local) {
		delete extraStyle.id;
	}

	// process all style items, in order
	_.each(styles, function(style) {
		if ((style.isId && style.key === id) ||
			(style.isClass && _.includes(classes, style.key)) ||
			(style.isApi && elementName === style.key)) {

			// manage potential runtime conditions for the style
			var conditionals = {
				platform: [],
				formFactor: ''
			};

			if (style.queries) {
				// handle platform device query
				// - Make compile time comparison if possible
				// - Add runtime conditional if platform is not known
				var q = style.queries;
				if (q.platform) {
					if (platform) {
						var isForCurrentPlatform = false;
						_.each(q.platform.toString().split(','), function(p) {
							// need to account for multiple platforms and negation, such as platform=ios or
							// platform=ios,android   or   platform=!ios   or   platform="android,!mobileweb"
							if (p === platform || (p.indexOf('!') === 0 && p.substr(1) !== platform)) {
								isForCurrentPlatform = true;
							}
						});
						if (!isForCurrentPlatform) {
							return;
						}
					} else {
						_.each(q.platform, function(p) {
							conditionals.platform.push(CU.CONDITION_MAP[p]['runtime']);
						});
					}
				}

				// handle formFactor device query
				if (q.formFactor === 'tablet') {
					conditionals.formFactor = 'Alloy.isTablet';
				} else if (q.formFactor === 'handheld') {
					conditionals.formFactor = 'Alloy.isHandheld';
				}

				// assemble runtime query
				var pcond = conditionals.platform.length > 0 ? '(' + conditionals.platform.join(' || ') + ')' : '';
				var joinString = (pcond && conditionals.formFactor) ? ' && ' : '';
				var conditional = pcond + joinString + conditionals.formFactor;
				if (q.if) {
					// ALOY-871: handle custom TSS queries with if conditional
					var ffcond = conditionals.formFactor.length > 0 ? '(' + conditionals.formFactor + ')' : '';
					var ffJoinString = (ffcond) ? ' && ' : '';
					conditional = pcond + joinString + ffcond + ffJoinString + '(' + q.if.split(',').join(' || ') + ')';
				}

				// push styles if we need to insert a conditional
				if (conditional) {
					if (lastObj) {
						styleCollection.push({style:lastObj});
						styleCollection.push({style:style.style, condition:conditional});
						lastObj = {};
					}
				} else if (!q.if) {
					lastObj = deepExtend(true, lastObj, style.style);
				}
			} else {
				// remove old style
				_.each(style.style, function(val, key) {
					if (_.isArray(val) && lastObj.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
						delete lastObj[key];
					}
				});
				lastObj = deepExtend(true, lastObj, style.style);
			}
		}
	});

	// add in any final styles
	_.extend(lastObj, extraStyle || {});
	if (!_.isEmpty(lastObj)) { styleCollection.push({style:lastObj}); }

	// substitutions for binding
	_.each(styleCollection, function(style) {
		_.each(style.style, function(v, k) {

			if (!_.isString(v)) {
				return;
			}

			var bindingStrParts = v.split(BINDING_SPLIT_REGEX);

			if (bindingStrParts.length <= 1) {
				return;
			}

			var collectionModelVar = theState && theState.model ? theState.model : CONST.BIND_MODEL_VAR;

			var bindsModels = [];
			var bindsCollection = false;

			var bindingExpParts = [];

			bindingStrParts.forEach(function(part, i) {

				// empty string
				if (part === '') {
					return;
				}

				var partMatch = part.match(BINDING_REFERENCE_REGEX);

				// regular string
				if (!partMatch) {

					// escape single quote: ALOY-1478
					bindingExpParts.push("'" + part.replace(/'/g, "\\'") + "'");

					return;
				}

				var reference = partMatch[1].trim(); // trim: ALOY-716
				var referencePath = toPath(reference);

				var attribute, modelVar;

				// collection binding
				if (referencePath.length === 1) {
					bindsCollection = true;
				} else if (referencePath[0] === '$') {
					// instance model binding
					attribute = referencePath.splice(2, referencePath.length);
				} else if (_.includes(CU.models, referencePath[0])) {
					// global model binding
					attribute = referencePath.splice(1, referencePath.length);
					referencePath.unshift('Alloy', 'Models');
				} else {
					// collection binding (deep)
					bindsCollection = true;
				}

				// model binding
				if (attribute !== undefined) {
					modelVar = fromPath(referencePath);
					reference = fromPath(referencePath.concat(CONST.BIND_TRANSFORM_VAR, attribute));

					if (!_.includes(bindsModels, modelVar)) {
						bindsModels.push(modelVar);
					}
				} else {
					// collection binding
					reference = collectionModelVar + '.' + CONST.BIND_TRANSFORM_VAR + (reference[0] === '[' ? '' : '.') + reference;
				}

				bindingExpParts.push(reference);

			});

			if (!bindsCollection && bindsModels.length === 0) {
				return;
			}

			if (bindsCollection && bindsModels.length > 0) {
				U.die('Attempt to mix model (' + bindsModels.join(', ') + ') and collection (' + collectionModelVar + ') binding in: ' + v);
			}

			var bindingExp = bindingExpParts.join(' + ');

			if (bindsCollection) {
				style.style[k] = STYLE_EXPR_PREFIX + bindingExp;
			}

			if (bindsModels.length > 0) {

				bindsModels.forEach(function(modelVar) {

					// ensure that the bindings for this model have been initialized
					if (!exports.bindingsMap[modelVar]) {
						exports.bindingsMap[modelVar] = {
							models: bindsModels,
							bindings: []
						};
					} else {
						// ensure that mix use of models contains all
						exports.bindingsMap[modelVar].models = _.union(exports.bindingsMap[modelVar].models, bindsModels);
					}

					// create the binding object
					var bindingObj = {
						id: id,
						prop: k,
						val: bindingExp
					};

					// make sure bindings are wrapped in any conditionals
					// relevant to the curent style
					if (theState.condition) {
						bindingObj.condition = theState.condition;
					}

					// add this property to the global bindings map for the
					// current controller component
					exports.bindingsMap[modelVar].bindings.push(bindingObj);
				});

				// since this property is data bound, don't include it in
				// the style statically
				delete style.style[k];
			}
		});
	});

	// Let's assemble the fastest factory method object possible based on
	// what we know about the style we just sorted and assembled
	var code = '';
	if (styleCollection.length === 0) {
		code += '{}';
	} else if (styleCollection.length === 1) {
		if (styleCollection[0].condition) {
			// check the condition and return the object
			code += styleCollection[0].condition + ' ? {' + exports.processStyle(styleCollection[0].style, theState) + '} : {}';
		} else {
			// just return the object
			code += '{';
			code += exports.processStyle(styleCollection[0].style, theState);
			code += '}';
		}
	} else if (styleCollection.length > 1) {
		// construct self-executing function to merge styles based on runtime conditionals
		code += '(function (){\n';
		code += 'var o = {};\n';

		for (var i = 0, l = styleCollection.length; i < l; i++) {
			var tmpStyle = exports.processStyle(styleCollection[i].style, theState);
			if (!_.isEmpty(tmpStyle)) {
				if (styleCollection[i].condition) {
					code += 'if (' + styleCollection[i].condition + ') ';
				}
				code += 'Alloy.deepExtend(true, o, {';
				code += tmpStyle;
				code += '});\n';
			}
		}
		code += 'return o;\n';
		code += '})()';
	}

	return code;
};

function getCacheFilePath(appPath, hash) {
	return path.join(appPath, '..', CONST.DIR.BUILD, 'global_style_cache_' + hash + '.json');
}

// source: https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/3.8.1-npm-packages/lodash._topath/index.js
function toPath(value) {
	var result = [];
	value.replace(/[^.[\]]+|\[(?:(-?\d+(?:\.\d+)?)|(["'])((?:(?!\2)[^\n\\]|\\.)*?)\2)\]/g, function(match, number, quote, string) {
		result.push(quote ? string.replace(/\\(\\)?/g, '$1') : (number || match));
	});
	return result;
}

function fromPath(path) {
	var result = path[0];

	if (path.length > 1) {
		result += '[' + path.slice(1).map(function(string) {
			return "'" + string.replace(/'/g, "\\'") + "'";
		}).join('][') + ']';
	}

	return result;
}