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Everyone meets setbacks and fiustratians In life,and each tries hard to avoid them, only to find tbatthey're just like your own shadow accompanyingyou all your lives. The truth is,adversity can exertgreat influence on you, depending on how you dealwith it.
When confronted with adversity, different people make different response. Some peopleconsider it a stumbling block on the road to success, and get depressed and even sink intodespair; others consider it tlbe stairway to great accomplishments and try to overcome it withconstant struggle. The latter, therefore, will recognize their disadvantages from theirtemporary defeat, draw lessons from it, and grow stronger each time they have coped witb adifficulty.
In my opinion, adversity often leads to prosperity. Painful and depressing as it is,overcoming adversity endows us with great confidence that is crucial to achieve success.Great people are not born successful, they are great only because they have tempered theirpersonality and remedied their deficiencies through experiencing countless adversity anddefeat, which is actually a goddess of blessing in disguise.


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Imagine the kind of life we were enjoying. We were renting homes in places that were appealing. And staying there long enough to understand the people and the culture (my favorite type of traveling). We were trying all sorts of restaurants that people from all over raved about, and enjoying the flexibility being entrepreneurial nomads allowed us to spend time with our family.
It was great. And so why didn't we continue to do longer?
I want to share what made us stop traveling and settle down.
Understand not necessarily what you want but what you need.
About a month or so before we moved from one place, we started to decide what the next place should be. That gave us a chance to do some research and get everything in place that we needed to for our next adventure.
Near the end of our nomadic days (at least for now), we had a hard time feeling out our next place. Something just felt…off. Our intuition was not agreeing with where we wanted to go. And we could not understand why.
As many of you know, we believe in the power of prayer. And so when we couldn't figure out what our intuition was telling us, we started to pray for clarity and guidance. What were we missing? What was it telling us? What did we need to do?
Because we were having a hard time deciding, we delayed leaving the place where we were currently located. We gave ourselves another month and a half there.
I'm so glad we did not ignore our intuition and just moved on to the next adventure.
I've come to realize how big a part our intuition plays in our business. We need to be in sync with the business we have and where it's going. It needs to feel RIGHT. Not listening to that could put us off our game and cause all sorts of difficulty that we don't need to go through.
Once we realized that it was time for us to settle down and stop traveling, we needed to figure out where we needed to go and what to do when we get there.
It became apparent to us that we needed to move back home. Both of our families lived there. I felt VERY strongly that this time of my life was meant to strengthen bonds with friends and family. I felt this so STRONGLY that I cannot describe it in words.
We immediately made plans to go home. We didn't even know exactly where we were going to live since we had sold our home, but we knew we needed to just get there.
Unbeknownst to us, we had friends and family that needed our support at that time. They were going through things that they never shared when we spoke over the phone, texted, or exchanged e-mails. If we had not gone home when we did, we would have missed an opportunity to support the people we love, one of our biggest core values.
It's not enough to be intuitive about what your next step in business should be. Once you know what you need to do, you actually need to do it.
It's easy to become frozen in decision making and never taking the steps you need to get where you feel like you need to go.
Take a leap of faith, start taking steps that you feel you need to take. Don't let fear, or pride get in your way. That is a road that leads you to being one of the 50% or so of businesses that fail within 4 years of starting your business.
It takes courage to make that intuitive step. But if you do what you need to do, that leap will take you far beyond where you wanted to go. In a good way:-).
In the comments, I would love to hear from you. When did you trust your intuition and take a leap of faith that resulted in growth and success?
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I have been a business consultant for a long time. And I have own multiple businesses over the years. Some have been successful, and some have not. But before I started to travel, I did not realize that I had a HUGE mindset issue kept me from seeing more success than I had previously seen in my businesses and in my life.
Ironically, this mindset problem was not an issue when it came to marketing for my clients because I truly believed in their products or services. And I thought the benefit they provided for their customers would contribute to their health in one way or another.
This mindset problem leads to the 3rd lesson I learned as a traveling entrepreneur.
Going to all these new places and meeting all these new people allowed me the opportunity to define and refine my message. As an entrepreneur, I was sometimes shy about telling people what I do because I did not want to come across as forceful or salesy when it came to face to face conversations.
This was especially true when they would look confused when I told them what I did. It made me feel self-conscious. As if what I did was not good enough or did not matter. I would start to doubt the value I provided and then be even more shy about telling people what my business was about.
But because I was shy about sharing my message, it was difficult even to put into words what my message was.
I had to become good at figuring out those words and refining them until the people I spoke to understood right away EXACTLY WHAT I DID and how I provided value.
Even though I have sat down before to write down what I did for my client, wanting to explain my business better made me sit down and gain clarity on what my clients needed. Then using their words, I wrote down what kind of ROI my clients received from working with me.
I worked on my elevator pitch. And the better I got at this, the faster and clearer people I met understood what I did. And the more clients I gained.
Being able to explain my elevator pitch to others helped me understand my business better. It was a circle. The more I understood about what I offered, the more I could explain it, the more I explained it, the more I understood it.
It was through this process that I realized that I was not quite in the business I wanted to be. I owned a marketing agency. I loved helping my clients spread their message, earn trust, and gain new clients. But I realized the work did not light me up.
I realized that I loved the consulting aspect of it more than I enjoyed doing it for my clients.
Once I realized this and changed my focus, I jumped out of bed every day excited to work on my business. It was hard to stop working because I enjoyed it so much. And I knew, that's what would make my business sustainable. Enjoying the business I had and where it was headed.
In the comments below, I would love to hear your elevator pitch. Can you tell me what you do and your mission in one sentence?
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I remember last New Year's when my family and I were celebrating in a beautiful home on the beach that we had rented. It was peaceful, fun, and FABULOUS!
Our little boy had already fallen asleep, and it was just my husband and mewatching fireworks going off over the ocean.


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We loved our stay at The White House on the Horseshoe! It was the perfect place for our group of 17. There is so much space and it is beautifully decorated, just as pictured! We spent most of our time at the house and enjoyed all the amenities. It is right on the river and would be a perfect place for the summer. Would definitely recommend this house!! "


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df_ru.groupby('region_name').count().reset_index()['region_name'], key=4)

data = df_ru[df_ru['region_name' == region_name_input]]

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With multi-selection, I did it like this
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At the output, I want to get a dataframe in which all the values with this field are collected.

A: data = df_ru[df_ru['region_name'].isin([region_name_input])]

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A equipe do RDK concluiu o campeonato, finalizando-o em primeiro lugar, conquistando assim o título de campeão e a classificação para disputar a Liga dos Campeões da África.
Foram rebaixados os dois clubes que fizeram as duas piores campanhas:ASFB e Bankuy Sports.

Classificação Final

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The Litter Box: Do You Know How To Speak Sarcasm? No? Well, I do!
Do You Know How To Speak Sarcasm? No? Well, I do!
So I guess you aren't having a good day and here you are being confronted by so many things that are just wrong in so many levels, how will you deal with all the stress? There are many ways of how you can deal with such things however instead of going with positivity other people choose to go the other way. Yes, that's right, they end up being bitchy about it. Even men can become bitchy and I know this for a fact. They just aren't called bitchy when they do since such a term is more directed for women. But how can you turn bitchy without actually becoming too offensive? Have no clue? Well, ever heard of sarcasm? That's right! People of all walks of life have used it but not all of them are good in it or not all of them can actually understand what it means.
To me, sarcasm has two purposes. One to be funny and two, to be ironic. The key to being good in sarcasm is proper timing. Just like giving out a good joke, it needs to have a proper punchline first. I can't be sarcastic if there is nothing to be sarcastic about. I mean come on that is just common sense. Sometimes though some people just don't get what you mean when you try to be sarcastic to them. It can either be a blessing or a curse. Why? A blessing if you are trying to be funny and a curse if you are trying to be ironic and stating a point. Sarcasm may sound cool and funny but it is not for everyone. Before you ever try using it to anyone, learn first so that at least it wouldn't be entirely offensive (not unless that is your whole point of being sarcastic).


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I bought the nylon 13 bearing rollers for my garage door. I received them in 3 days. I watched the install video. Before installing, I cleaned the rails, and pivots using a solvent. My garage door is a double door, and pretty heavy, but I was able to change all the rollers by myself. After the install, I used white lithium to lubricate all pivots and roller stems like the video says to do. The door is now very quiet when opening or closing…no more squeaks, squeals, moans or groans from the motor. With the old worn out metal rollers, the motor lift was really slow….now with the new rollers, the door lifts quick…like when it was new. The entire job took me about 2 hours, but an hour of that was the pre-cleaning, I highly recommend these rollers.
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Kyle was very courteous and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend this business for parts and information about garage doors.
I was surprised at how quickly the rollers showed up. I installed all ten in about 15 mins following the online video instruction. If you are ordering these rollers simply to reduce the noise of your garage door opening and closing, like I did, be aware that just replacing the rollers will probably not give you the entire benefit your are looking for. Make sure you order some garage door lubricant and lube all pivot points and the torsion spring. After installing the rollers my door was much more quiet, but after lubing the pivot points and the torsion spring the noise is almost non-existent. My wife says, "it is creepy how quiet the door is now." My kids no longer wake up at 5:30 in the morning when I leave the house. I am very pleased with the rollers and online instructional videos. I was able to do the entire job for $35. Not too shabby.
My garage doors had plain nylon rollers with no bearings and it sounded like they were self destructing with every cycle of the garage doors. I bought these 13 bearing rollers and it made both doors much quieter and smoother during operation. I was quoted $160 for inferior parts (just parts!) from a local garage door place and they were reluctant to sell them to me. I bought higher quality rollers from DIY Garage Door Parts for a fraction of the price. I will be buying all of my garage door parts here from now on.
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Installed all 10 rollers on my door in under 20 minutes after watching the helpful video. These rollers are much better than anything else at the local hardware stores and much cheaper.
High quality rollers and great price. The DIY video was helpful and made the installation very easy.
I bought a new garage door that i thought came with nylon rollers. To my surprise it did not. Anyhow the installer wanted $200 for parts and labor or $100 just for rollers. They were going to sell me 11 ball bearing rollers. I found diy-garage-door-parts.com and found these 13bb rollers for $2.40 each!!! Crazy. I watched the video but actually bending the track made me nervous so i just unbolted each bracket and slid the roller in one at a time. It took me maybe 30 minutes I did put all the new rollers on a piece of cardboard and lubricate them prior to installation. The noise is reduced significantly from the metal rollers. I have a 6'6″ door and low overhead so my track has a sharp bend or pitch? Anyhow, the noise i get is from the door actually dropping onto the horizontal part of the track after the bend. Having said that the Nylon rollers do help. Id say a 50% reduction in noise. Please note my door,track, and opener are all brand new so i cant speak about an old door and track.
I bought nylon rollers 13 ball bearing along with door spray I cant believe how much better my door works and how all the noise is gone. I was ready to buy a new garage door but ran across dyi website I'm glad I did had all the rollers replaced and door all sprayed up in around 30 min and shipping was fast had everything in two days.
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CME/CEU
News & Related Events
Joint Declaration
Marialuisa Lectureship
AgendaThomas Ellington2018-09-11T20:24:45+00:00
Monday, September 17, 2018 – Conference Day Open to Public
7:30 a.m. Breakfast, Registration & Check-in
8:00 a.m. Welcome and Introductions
8:15 a.m. Session I: Opening
Declan Walsh, MD
Department Chair, Levine Cancer Institute
Professor of Medicine, University of North Carolina
Professor of Medicine, Atrium Healthcare System
Director, Center for Supportive Care and Survivorship Charles von Gunten, MD, PhD
Vice President, Medical Affairs, Hospice, and Palliative Care, OhioHealth
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Palliative Medicine
8:15 a.m. Session Chairs: Declan Walsh, MD, and Charles von Gunten, MD, PhD
8:35 a.m. Reflections from 50 years of cancer care and its impact on current end of life care
Neil MacDonald, MD
Emeritus Professor, University of Alberta and Emeritus Professor, McGill University
8:55 a.m. The state of the art in palliative care
Eduardo Bruera, MD, FAAHPM
Medical Director, Department of Supportive Care Center
Division of Cancer Medicine
9:15 a.m. Advocacy for "…the ever more effective control of physical pain…"
Costantino Benedetti, MD
Professor – Clinical Emeritus, Department of Anesthesiology
Founding Member, International Association for the Study of Pain
9:35 a.m. Medicine, palliative care and spirituality: anthropological perspectives
Robin Warren Lovin, PhD
Visiting Scholar in Theology, Loyola University
Cary Maguire University Professor of Ethics Emeritus, Southern Methodist University
9:55 a.m. Break
10:10 a.m. Session II: Workings of the human spirit in palliative care
Carol Taylor, RN, PhD
Senior Clinical Scholar, Kennedy Institute of Ethics
Professor of Medicine & Nursing, Founding Member and Previous Director of the Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics
Georgetown University Robert L. Fine, MD, FACP, FAAHPM
Clinical Director, Office of Clinical Ethics and Palliative Care
Baylor Health Care System
10:10 a.m. Session Chairs: Carol Taylor, RN, PhD, and Robert L. Fine, MD, FACP, FAAHPM
10:30 a.m. Spirituality, religion, and psychology
Rev. Renzo Pegoraro, MD
Chancellor of the Pontifical Academy for Life
Professor of Bioethics, School for Obstetricians of the Faculty of Medicine
University of Padua, Italy
10:50 a.m. Integrating Spiritual Care into Palliative Care practice
Christina M. Puchalski, MD, MS, FACP, FAAHPM
Professor of Medicine and Health Science
Director, The George Washington University Institute for Spirituality and Health
Co-Director, MFA-GWU Supportive and Palliative Outpatient Clinic
The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
11:10 a.m. Chaplaincy Perspective
Rev. Bettie Hightower, DMin, BCC
Senior Chaplain
Houston Methodist
11:30 a.m. Psychotherapy focused on spirituality (meaning, dignity, hope)
Harvey Chochinov, MD, PhD, FRCPC, Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry, University of Manitoba
Senior Scientist, Research Institute of Oncology and Hematology, CancerCare Manitoba
11:50 a.m. Whole person care clinical model
Ira Byock, MD, FAAHPM
Founder and Chief Medical Officer, Institute for Human Caring of Providence St. Joseph Health
Active Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Community & Family Medicine
Geisel School of Medicine
12:10 p.m. Lunch
Pain Ancient and Modern – John R. (Jack) Levison, PhD, W.J.A. Power Professor of Old Testament Interpretation and Biblical Hebrew, Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University
1:30 p.m. Session III: Medical humanism in palliative care practice
Colleen M. Gallagher, PhD, MA, LSW, FACHE
Executive Director, Clinical Ethics, Chief, Section of Integrated Ethics,
Professor, Department of Critical Care and Respiratory Care,
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Liliana De Lima, MHA
International Association for Hospice & Palliative Care
1:30 p.m. Session Chairs: Colleen M. Gallagher, PhD, MA, LSW, FACHE, and Liliana De Lima, MHA
1:50 p.m. Narrative Medicine. A Model for Empathy, Reflection, Profession, and Trust
Kathryn Kirkland, MD, MPH
Chair, Division of Palliative Care
Dartmouth Medical School and Hitchcock Health System
2:10 p.m. Relational autonomy in palliative medicine: Moving beyond the limits of isolated individualism
Daniel P. Sulmasy, MD, PhD, MACP
Inaugural Andre Hellegers Professor of Biomedical Ethics, Department of Philosophy and Department of Medicine
2:30 p.m. The challenge of measuring and communicating intangible values of palliative care
Tracy Balboni, MD, MPH
Associate Professor, Radiation Oncology, Harvard Medical School
Co-Director, Initiative on Health, Religion and Spirituality at Harvard University
Clinical Director, Supportive and Palliative Radiation Oncology Service, Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's Cancer Center
2:50 p.m. Break
3:05 p.m. Session IV: An interfaith roundtable on the role of religions in palliative care
Explores the integration between the spiritual and religious beliefs of patients and caregivers in the delivery of palliative care. A roundtable discussion with Q&A.
Sheldon Rubenfeld, MD, FACP, FACE
Clinical Professor of Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine
Creator and Chair, Steering Committee of Medical Ethics and the Holocaust Nunziata Comoretto, MD, PhD, LRS
Pontifical Academy for Life – Scientific Section
3:05 p.m. Session Moderators: Sheldon Rubenfeld, MD, FACP, FACE, and Nunziata Comoretto, MD, PhD, LRS
3:20 p.m. Panel Discussion begins
Jeanette G. Ferrer, DO, Medical Director and Chief of Service, Supportive & Palliative Medicine, Houston Methodist and Adjunct Professor, College of Medicine, Texas A&M University
Marvin O. Delgado Guay, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Palliative, Rehabilitation, & Integrative Medicine, Division of Cancer Medicine, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Suresh K. Reddy, MD, Professor, Department of Palliative, Rehabilitation, & Integrative Medicine, Division of Cancer Medicine, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Ahsan Azhar, MBBS, MD, FACP, Assistant Professor, Department of Palliative, Rehabilitation, & Integrative Medicine, Division of Cancer Medicine, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Daniel E. Epner, MD, FACP, Professor, Department of Palliative, Rehabilitation, & Integrative Medicine, Division of Cancer Medicine, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
4:35 p.m. Session V: Pontifical Academy for Life (PAL) White Paper for Global Palliative Care Advocacy
This is an hour session dedicated to the PAL White Paper for Global Palliative Care Advocacy by the Journal of Palliative Medicine.
Nunziata Comoretto, MD, PhD, LRS
Pontifical Academy for Life – Scientific Section Rev. Renzo Pegoraro, MD
Professor of Bioethics, School for Obstetricians of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Padua, Italy
4:35 p.m. Chairs/Moderators: Nunziata Comoretto, MD, PhD, LRS, and Rev. Renzo Pegoraro, MD
4:50 p.m. Liliana De Lima, MHA
5:05 p.m. James Cleary, MD
Professor of Medicine, Director and Walther Senior Chair of Supportive Oncology
Department of Medicine and IU Simon Cancer Center
5:20 p.m. Charles von Gunten, MD, PhD
Vice President, Medical Affairs
Hospice, and Palliative Care
OhioHealth
5:35 p.m. Questions and Answers
5:50 p.m. Closing Remarks
6:00 p.m. Adjourn
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Strange gets SWINTON-ed
In a bit of news beamed straight to us from outer space, Tilda Motherf*cking Swinton is in talks with Marvel to appear in Dr. Strange as Dr. Stephen Strange's mentor, the Ancient One. Dr. Strange is, of course, being played by Brambles Crumplesnort, King of the Reptiloids of Garlactaca-9. And Swinton, as we all know, is an alien queen come to enlighten us with her radiance. Perhaps the two of them appearing in a movie together is akin to an intergalactic peace treaty.
For real, though, it's very exciting to hear that Swinton is interested in Dr. Strange. It says something about the project that she'd be willing to go through the Marvel wringer for it. I've heard Dr. Strange described as an "LSD nightmare", and it, like Guardians of the Galaxy, represents the entry point to a new corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Stephen Strange is all about magic and alternate dimensions, and other fantastical elements of which Marvel has barely scratched the surface. It's going to look wildly different from, say, Captain America: Civil War. And with Cumberbatch and now Tilda Motherf*cking Swinton on board, it's already drawing some serious talent, which is very promising.
But there's a catch. The Ancient One in the comics is a very old man, a Tibetan mystic. It's cool that Marvel is willing to gender-bend the character for Swinton, but at the same time, they're whitewashing a character that would otherwise be Asian. Tilda Swinton is so magnificent that if she wanted to play every role in the movie she could well do it and it would be awesome—and she's certainly weird and otherworldly enough to play a magical being that transcends time and space—but people are upset that a traditionally Asian character is being nixed.
It sucks that we as an audience are so starved for more diverse representation that Tilda Motherf*cking Swinton getting cast as a mystical overlord has to bum us out even a little bit. It sucks that the state of diversity in film is still too often either/or. Asian representation in film is virtually non-existent, and Dr. Strange is an opportunity to include some cool, powerful Asian characters. But making an important figure like the Ancient One into a woman shows a willingness to go outside the box that bodes well for future superhero projects. More characters should be reimagined this way (see also: Michael B. Jordan as Johnny Storm). It just sucks that it has to be one or the other.
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She basically was waiting for her kidneys to fail and to start dialysis.
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Pep Guardiola press conference HIGHLIGHTS Stones, Silva and Aguero updates ahead of Dinamo Zagreb
Highlights from Pep Guardiola has to say ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash with Dinamo Zagreb.
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Pep Guardiola as given injury updates on Sergio Aguero, John Stones and David Silva ahead of the Champions League clash with Dinamo Zagreb.
Man City go into the clash at Stadion Maksimir safe in the fact that they have already qualified in top spot for the knockout stages.
While the Blues have nothing to play for it's still a game with high stakes as Dinamo could qualify themselves if they pick up a victory and Shakhtar Donetsk lose against Atalanta.
Guardiola will no doubt not be letting his players take it easy either and will be looking for a response following Saturday's defeat to Manchester United.
Changes will be made to the side as Stones faces weeks on the sidelines, Aguero remains injured and Silva hasn't been risked after receiving a knock.
Although Aleks Zinchenko is back in the squad.
Follow below to see what Guardiola said in his press conference in Zagreb.
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Pep Guardiola responds to Man City and former Barcelona starlet Dani Olmo transfer rumours
Pep Guardiola was asked about the reported Manchester City interest in Dinamo Zagreb's rising star Dani Olmo.
Rumours are rife in Croatia that the Blues will move for the Spain international winger in the summer, after he has lit up the Croatian Premier League.
Olmo can play wide or as an attacking midfielder, and City have watched him – he could be seen as a replacement for either Leroy Sane , whose City future remains in doubt, or the retiring David Silva .
Olmo is well known to City's staff as he is from Barcelona and spent his early years in their famed La Masia academy during Guardiola 's reign at the Nou Camp.
He played for Spain at youth level but made the surprise move to Dinamo in 2014 and has established himself as the star of the team.
, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 15: Dani Olmo of Spain during the EURO Qualifier match between Spain v Malta on November 15, 2019 (Photo by David S. Bustamante/Soccrates/Getty Images)
Pep Guardiola identifies area where Phil Foden must improve to become a Man City legend
Pep Guardiola has backed Phil Foden to follow in David Silva's footsteps and become a Manchester City legend - but first he has to improve his work off the ball.
The 19-year-old will make just his fourth start of the season against Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday night as he continues to be groomed to replace Silva when the Spaniard leaves City in the summer.
Foden hasn't started in the Premier League this season and recently Guardiola called on him to be more assertive, a trait he believes the Stockport-born midfielder is yet to develop.
He has also told the England Under-21 international that he must improve his work off the ball to become a regular in the City side, but is confident that will improve with age.
"I think he doesn't speak too much but on the pitch he's not shy, never was and never is," Guardiola said.
Read what else he had to say here.
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New Man City injury blows as David Silva and John Stones join Sergio Aguero on the sidelines
Pep Guardiola has confirmed that David Silva and John Stones have added to Manchester City's injury woes.
And the Manchester City manager said that he did not know when Sergio Aguero will return to action after the striker was left out of the squad which has travelled to Zagreb for tomorrow night's final group game against Dinamo.
Silva suffered a heavy knock during the defeat by Manchester United in Saturday's derby, and that has ruled him out of this game.
But Guardiola hinted that the injury may not be too serious, and Silva has a chance of being available for the trip to Arsenal on Sunday.
BURNLEY, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 03: Sergio Aguero of Manchester City looks on during the Premier League match between Burnley FC and Manchester City at Turf Moor on December 03, 2019 in Burnley, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matt McNulty - Manchester City/Manchester City FC via Getty Images)
Guardiola and Gundogan have left the press conference room
Guardiola on Stones' injury
"It's a few weeks. We have two defenders and Eric [Garcia]."
Guardiola on City's interest in Olmo
"We want to buy 100 players every month, one of them is Olmo. We'll see."
Guardiola on Dani Olmo
" He came from the Barcelona academy and it's not easy to come here. With the Under-21s with Spain he was one of the best players. I'm so glad for him, he's doing so well."
Guardiola on Foden's role
"He always has a good impact from the bench, some players don't have that, with Phil he does. Against Atalanta it was an incredibly important game and he played
"When he has to play I have no doubts about him, whether it's 90 minutes or 20 minutes, my confidence is always there."
Guardiola on a challenge as a coach
" It's part of life as a manager, it's a challenge of course, I've had it before as a player and a manager."
Guardiola on Foden replacing Silva
"That is our wish, David is a legend, the amount of games and titles he's won, but we believe Phil can do it."
Guardiola on Foden
"He doesn't speak too much, it's important not to be shy on the pitch and he's not. He's growing this season, in some departments he can improve, such as without the ball.
"Sometimes he has to think a little bit more on decisions without the ball, but that is normal at his age. We're more than satisfied with what he's doing,"
Guardiola on what City team he will pick
"It was a big surprise [to see how well Dinamo have done]. They have fast player, they're so, so fast. They did a really good competition so far, they have an incredible opportunity to go through.
"We have many injuries, we have young players here, all the squad are here and we're going to put the best squad for the circumstances. We're already qualified and the Premier League is more important than the Champions League now."
Guardiola on competing in the Champions League
"Our game is there, but to reach that level we have to improve in the boxes. In February maybe we're better,"
Guardiola on team news
" Aguero, Stones and Silva are all injured. David had a huge kick in a dangerous part of his leg and he's not risked. John is injured, Sergio is much better but he's still not ready."
Gundogan on City's confidence
" There's a bit of a lack of confidence when you lose games, when you recognise you didn't play as well as you could, but we're strong, especially mentality, we should be able to do our best in every single game.
"Tomorrow is a new challenge, a different competition, we have to prove ourselves and try and win the game."
Gundogan on City's form
"I think it's nothing unusual, after having two great seasons it's even tougher to perform for a third one in a row but it;'s also a challenge, a challenge to play the same successful kind of football every single season.
"It's normal we go through this kind of period. We have to stick together to come back to what we did in the past. The sooner we reach our best levels the sooner we can be successful again.
"It's a challenge but we have to accept it. It's modern football, if you are successful already and have won so many things sometimes you lose a little bit of focus during that period."
Gundogan on the motivation for tomorrow
" First of all it's good to be through as soon as possible, it's a great feeling to be in the knockout stages. We have a responsibility to ourselves to play a good game and perform, there's so much talent in our squad that anything else would be stupid.
"We want to perform well and try to win the game."
Gundogan on Dinamo
" When I saw them play against Atalanta in the first group game it was not just the result but the way they played, they could have scored more goals, playing against them in the second group game showed us how tough of a test it is to play against them.
"We couldn't score in the first half, the second goal came late. They performed very well at our stadium."
Gundogan on winning the Champions League
" I hope so, to win domestic titles doesn't guarantee the Champions League, it's a new and different competition compared to the Premier League, it's so tough, the knockout stages get tougher and tougher.
"It's something we target for ourselves but it's difficult to achieve."
Guardiola and Gundogan have arrived
They're here. The press conference is about to begin
City press conference coming soon
We think City are due here at around 7.20pm local time, so 6.20pm back in the UK
What City team Dinamo are expecting
"In the sixth round you can change the A or B list of the players, the B list is going to enter the Youth League and we expect eight to 10 top players, maybe one or two younger players," said Bjelica.
"They're very strong on the pitch but we expect a very strong Dinamo tomorrow."
Zagreb boss on City's recent form
"City have have some problems with injured players, their rhythm is really hard because the English league is much stronger and the competitiveness in the league is hard, it's hard to win points."
City "one of the best teams in the world"
Dinamo Zagreb boss Nenad Bjelica is here for his press conference
" Tomorrow's game we have to win, it will be much easier to play in front of our fans and in a full stadium. It will be easier to be more offensive that way, we have to surprise our opponents tomorrow, they're one of the best teams in the world."
The scene in Zagreb
Rafael Benitez identifies the Man City defensive weakness that Manchester United exploited
Former Liverpool and Newcastle United manager Rafael Benitez has identified the weakness in Manchester City's defence that was exploited at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
Pep Guardiola's side lost 2-1 to Manchester United, with Marcus Rashford opening the scoring in the first half from the penalty spot and Anthony Martial doubling United's lead six minutes later.
The visitors had a number of chances to extend their lead throughout the match and their victory leaves City 's hopes of a third consecutive Premier League title in tatters.
Now 14 points behind leaders Liverpool, City face a stern test to mount a title challenge from here and Benitez has identified the flaws in their pressing game.
See what he said here.
Rafael Benitez during his time managing Newcastle United in the Premier League. (Image: (Photo by Alex Broadway/Getty Images))
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Fans are happy to see the return of Zinchenko
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Tyrone Marshall and Stuart Brennan are in Zagreb as they prepare for Manchester City's final Champions League group game against Dinamo Zagreb.
Zagreb travelling squad confirmed
As expected, John Stones and David Silva miss out. Fernandinho doesn't travel as he is suspended.
There is still a chance some more youngsters could join the squad as they will also be in Zagreb for the Youth League.
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Solid Samsung still Asia's favourite brand
The past 12 months have seen Samsung dial up the social awareness campaigns and release a string of hot new products—but it's the brand's size and 'traditional' marketing methods that keep it at the top, say experts.
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Samsung has emerged as the top brand in Asia for the seventh year in a row in 2018. While last year we watched with interest to see whether the exploding Note 7 phone disaster would knock the South Korean electronics powerhouse from its top spot in Nielsen's Top 1000 Brands chart, this year Samsung's status as consumer's number one brand was a little more predictable.
The past 12 months have seen the brand release the Galaxy Note 8 in September, which helped it to record profits in the last quarter of 2017. Other high profile releases in the form of QLED TVs, the Gear Sport smartwatch and the Galaxy S9 and S9+ phones, launched in February, followed. In April, Samsung profits exceeded predictions thanks to demand for its memory chips used in phones and servers.
The brand's strategy has taken a noticeable shift in direction, too, with Samsung getting behind various projects to highlight its position as a 'for social good' brand. In April, for instance, Samsung Italy helped create a restaurant designed to address challenges that prevent people with autism from getting into the workplace. In the same month, in Thailand, a partnership with BBDO Bangkok led to the creation of an Android keyboard that - allegedly - assists people in supporting friends who are feeling low to "prevent tragedy from depression". (It must be said that we at Campaign Asia-Pacific were not convinced).
This is the right approach, thinks Jonathan Cummings, chairman, Hong Kong, Fitch. "It's an important element to show the human side. With somebody like Samsung where you've got such strong R&D power, then the world starts to expect that from them." Cummings thinks we'll start to see more talk about how tech improves lives from brands like Samsung in future, with less of a focus on clever engineering itself.
Samsung's S9 and S9+ phones
A few unnerving news stories have continued to emerge around Samsung leadership, however, notably involving the resignation of one of Samsung Electronics' three chief executives, Kwon Oh-hyun, who left in October citing an "unprecedented crisis inside out"; and the naming of chairman Lee Kun-hee as a suspect in a major tax evasion case in February. But these don't appear to have left any dent in consumer enthusiasm.
"The leaders...are not particularly high profile as individuals," says Cummings. "With a huge corporate like Samsung people are judging them on the quality of products they produce and I think they are big enough, strong enough as a brand to ride out that sort of thing."
Samsung's size has also helped it hang on to its position at the top, of course. Mobile phones are just one category in a range that spans the entire consumer electronics sector so when different sectors surge forward - wearables, for example, are starting to gather pace - or fall back, Samsung appears to have enough purchasing heft to ride the waves giving them a major advantage over competitors, says Cummings.
"Their scale, their size, the sheer volume of R&D power that they have - in terms of product development they are obviously the biggest in the world and right up there. And then at a consumer facing level they are again so big, so global. They have such a strong presence in retail either through their own stores or through third party stores."
Size apart, Samsung is also set apart by the way it has nailed consistent branding - across its retail portfolio but particularly around mobile phones, says Jerry Clode, head of digital and social insight at Resonance China.
"One of the strongest things they do here in China and across Asia is their retail presence," says Clode. "A number of brands in this category have just thought 'OK, we'll just make sure the phones are there, make sure we collaborate with the right telecom providers and the flagship service stores, that'll do the trick', and then they spend a lot of money on digital. I don't think Samsung does this. They are very, very clear on how their stores or their branded counters communicate with the people that man them in terms of what they wear and how the products and the product portfolio is presented and that's always been very consistent."
Samsung in numbers
US$539 million: the amount a US court recently ordered Samsung must pay Apple for copying patented smartphone features, after a trial that lasted seven years
US$14.7bn: Samsung's operating profit for the first three months of 2018
150: the number of jobs that will be provided by the new AI centre Samsung is building in Cambridge, UK, joining two others planned for Toronto and Moscow
2020: the year by which Samsung hopes to have AI technology enabled on all its smart devices
40 million: number of slim type TVs Samsung will ship globally in 2018
In tier two and three cities in China, where challenger brands like Xiaomi and Oppo are gaining popularity, this makes a real difference, says Clode, because people in these areas still want to trial and feel technology products before they buy.
Samsung excels at branding its outlets, offering consistent service and making sure its phones are in stock, something that's particularly important. "You go to a Xiaomi store and you want to buy the popular phone - its not there," says Clode. "They are trying to do a mystique-y, Apple thing, but it doesn't feel quite right for Xiaomi. Samsung are more about their credibility and ensuring accessibility to the brand is also really important. It sounds a bit traditional, but they haven't abandoned those traditional touchpoints, which is really important in this category."
Huaqiang Electronic World, also known as HQ-mart, in China's Shenzhen
The only way challenger brands might steal a march on Samsung, thinks Clode, is if they manage to catch millennials and members of generation Z when they're buying their first phones, thus missing out on a crucial part of the purchase journey. "There's a chance they may actually be strongly enticed through the local brands and promotions around mobile gaming and these kinds of things," says Clode. "Samsung probably does well across life stages but they will have to invest in a level of brand rejuvenation in China and elsewhere otherwise those brands will be more visible and more engaging."
Will the unpredictable whims of Generation Z succeed in harming Samsung in a way that exploding phones and leadership scandals have not? It seems unlikely at present but, as Cummings says, things now move so fast in the world of electronics that a brand is only as good as its last product.
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Lighthouses of Eastern Algeria
Algeria has a long, 1280 km (800 mi) coastline on the southwestern shore of the Mediterranean opposite France and Spain. French troops landed in Algeria in 1830, and the country remained a French colony through World War II. A bitter struggle in the 1950s led to independence in 1962. Algeria's relations with Europe have remained rather touchy, and tourism from western countries is not well developed. As a result of this history, it's often easier to find old photos of Algerian lighthouses on the Internet than it is to find recent photos. Accounts and photos from recent visits to Algerian lighthouses would certainly be welcome.
This page describes lighthouses of the Algerian coast from Cape Bengut east of Algiers to the Tunisian border. There is a separate page for lighthouses of western Algeria.
The Arabic word for a lighthouse is mnarh or manara (منارة). Ra's is the word for a cape or headland. Aids to navigation in Algeria are operated by the Office National de Signalisation Maritime (ONSM). The limited information we have suggests that most of the historic French lighthouses are being maintained. Many may still have resident keepers.
ARLHS numbers are from the ARLHS World List of Lights. Admiralty numbers are from volume E of the Admiralty List of Lights & Fog Signals. U.S. NGA List numbers are from Publication 113.
Phares et Feux de Jalonnement
Lighthouse information posted by ONSM; small photos are included. The "carte de localisation" link leads to an interactive map.
Online List of Lights -Algeria
Photos by various photographers posted by Alexander Trabas.
World of Lighthouses - Algeria
Photos by various photographers posted by Lightphotos.net.
Phares d'Afrique
Photos of African lighthouses posted by Alain Guyomard and Robert Carceller on the Phares du Monde web site.
Lighthouses in Algeria
Photos available from Wikimedia.
Afrikanische Leuchttürme auf historischen Postkarten
Historic postcard images posted by Klaus Huelse.
GPSNauticalCharts
Navigational chart information for Algeria.
2010 Cap Bengut Light, Dellys, March 2016
Wikimedia Creative Commons photo by Yelles
Tizi Ouzou Province (Dellys Area) Lighthouses
* Cap Bengut (1)
1881. Inactive since 2003. 29 m (95 ft) square masonry tower with lantern and gallery, rising from a 2-story keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white, lantern dome green. This elegant and historic lighthouse was damaged seriously by the earthquake of 21 May 2003, which caused great damage throughout the Dellys area. Damage is visible in Ressam's fine photo and in a 2008 photo by Mazouz Abdelaziz. Lightphotos.net has a historic postcard view, and Google has a satellite view. A new lighthouse was completed in 2010 (description below and photo above). In 2009 work began to stabilize the old one, which is to be preserved as a historic monument. A 2017 photo of all three Bengut lighthouses shows how this tower has been patched up. Located in a residential neighborhood on a headland west of Dellys, about 4 km (2.5 mi) west of the Pointe de Dellys lighthouse. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-005.
2004. Inactive since 2017. Approx. 15 m (49 ft) triangular cylindrical skeletal tower. Lighthouse painted red with a white band at the top. A 2017 photo of all three Bengut lighthouses is available and this tower is on the left in the photo at the top of this page. This temporary tower replaced the light in the historic lighthouse after the 2003 earthquake. It served for seven years and was still in place as of March 2017. Located near the historic lighthouse. Site open, tower closed.
2010. Active; focal plane 63 m (207 ft); four white flashes every 15 s. 29 m (95 ft) octagonal concrete tower with four robust buttresses, lantern and gallery, rising from a semicircular 1-story administration building. The tower is unpainted white concrete; lantern gray metallic. A photo is at the top of this page, a 2017 photo of all three Bengut lighthouses is available, and Google has a satellite view. Located a few feet east of the historic lighthouse. Site open, tower closed. DZ-2700; Admiralty E6592; NGA 22360.
#Pointe de Dellys (Dalïs) (1)
1884. Inactive since 2003. This was an 8 m (26 ft) round cylindrical tower with lantern and gallery, attached to a small keeper's house. Lighthouse is white; lantern roof red. This lighthouse was heavily damaged by the earthquake of 21 May 2003. The photo at right shows the ruins of the old lighthouse behind the new one (next entry), as does a 2017 photo. It appears that the lantern was transferred from the damaged tower to the new one. Malek Ressam has a distant view showing the undamaged lighthouse and Google has a satellite view. The lighthouse was often called the Petit (small) Phare de Dellys to distinguish it from the larger Cap Bengut lighthouse. Located at the end of a very sharp (spear-like) point of land projecting into the Mediterranean just north of the port of Dellys. Site and tower closed.
Pointe de Dellys (Dalïs) (2)
2007(?). Active; focal plane 41 m (135 ft); continuous red light. Approx. 15 m (49 ft) octagonal cylindrical concrete tower with lantern and gallery. Lighthouse painted tan with white trim; lantern painted red. The photo at right shows the ruins of the old lighthouse behind the new one. A 2017 photo is also available. Apparently the new lighthouse has the lantern of the old one. Site open (but not easy to reach), tower closed. ARLHS ALG-020; Admiralty E6584; NGA 22348.
* Tigzirt South Breakwater
Date unknown. Active; focal plane about 10 m (33 ft); green light, characteristic unknown. 7.5 m (25 ft) square cylindrical tower rising from a square 1-story equipment shelter. Lighthouse unpainted except for green bands at the top. Lightphotos.net has a photo of the two breakwater lighthouses, Wikipedia has a distant view, and Google has a street view and a satellite view. Located on the south breakwater of Tigzirt, a small port about 25 km (15 mi) east of Dellys. Accessible by walking the pier. Site open, tower closed. Not listed by the Admiralty.
Pointe de Dellys Light, Dellys, August 2007
ex-Panoramio photo copyright moumouhe; permission requested
* Tigzirt North Breakwater
Date unknown. Active; focal plane about 10 m (33 ft); red light, characteristic unknown. 7.5 m (25 ft) square cylindrical tower rising from a square 1-story equipment shelter. Lighthouse unpainted except for red bands at the top. Lightphotos.net has a photo of the two breakwater lighthouses, Wikipedia has a distant view, and Google has a street view and a satellite view. Located on the north breakwater of Tigzirt. Accessible by walking the pier. Site open, tower closed. Not listed by the Admiralty.
Cap Corbelin
1908. Active; focal plane 42 m (138 ft); three flashes in a 2+1 pattern, white or red depending on direction, every 15 s. 13 m (43 ft) round tower with lantern and gallery, painted white. Two keeper's houses. Malek Ressam has a closeup photo, Trabas also has a closeup, Lightphotos.net has a sunset photo and a historic postcard view, and Google has a satellite view. Located beside the N24 coastal highway on a headland near Azeffoun. Site status unknown. ARLHS ALG-009; Admiralty E6580; NGA 22340.
Béjaïa Province Lighthouses
Note: The ancient city of Béjaïa was called Saidae in Roman times and Bougie under French rule. Today it is an important terminal for the shipment of oil from Sahara oil fields.
* Cap Sigli
1906. Active; focal plane 57 m (187 ft); white flash every 5 s. 25 m (82 ft) octagonal cylindrical tower with lantern and gallery, attached to a 1-story keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white, lantern and gallery black. Malek Ressam has a great photo, Trabas has a closeup, a 2008 photo is available, and Bing has a satellite view. The lighthouse also carries an aviation beacon. Located on a headland about 50 km (30 mi) west northwest of Béjaïa. The site is easily accessible from the coast N24 highway. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-016; Admiralty E6578; NGA 22336.
Cap Carbon (1)
1851. Active; focal plane 220 m (722 ft); three white flashes every 20 s. 10 m (33 ft) round cylindrical tower with lantern and gallery, rising from a compact keeper's house complex. Lighthouse painted white. Harbor control station. This lighthouse is perched atop a giant rock, similar to the Rock of Gibraltar, where the Grande Kabylie range of the Atlas Mountains comes down to the sea. Yves Jalabert's photo is at right, Lightphotos.net has a good photo, the lighthouse can be seen in Cyril Preiss's photo of the cape, a July 2005 view is also available, Huelse has a historic postcard view, and Google has a satellite view. The cape is included in the Gouraya National Park. Located a scant 3 km (1.75 mi) north of the port of Béjaïa (called Bougie in colonial times). Site and tower closed. ARLHS ALG-007; Admiralty E6572; NGA 22328.
Cap Carbon (2) (feu auxiliare)
1908. Active; focal plane 32 m (105 ft); flash every 1.5 s, white or red depending on direction. 8 m (26 ft) round cylindrical tower attached to a 1-story keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white. No photo available but Google has a satellite view. This second Cap Carbon lighthouse was built because the primary light is sometimes obscured by low clouds. It is located at the foot of the cliff 150 m (490 ft) northeast of the primary light -- and 186 m (610 ft) straight down. Site and tower closed. ARLHS ALG-057; Admiralty E6573; NGA 22332.
Béjaïa (Jetée Est)
Date unknown (station established 1901). Active; focal plane 16 m (52 ft); white light occulting once every 4 s. 15 m (49 ft) tripod tower, painted white; lantern is black. Trabas has a distant view, and Google has a satellite view. Located at the end of the east breakwater of Béjaïa. Site and tower closed. Admiralty E6566; NGA 22324.
Cap Carbon Light, Béjaïa, July 2008
Wikimedia Creative Commons photo by Yves Jalabert
Jijel (Djidjelli) Province Lighthouses
Île Mansouria (Ziama Mansouriah)
Date unknown. Active; focal plane 21 m (69 ft); white flash every 2.5 s. 6 m (20 ft) post rising from a square 1-story equipment shelter. Entire lighthouse is white. Lightphotos.net has a view of the light, and Google has an indistinct satellite view. Located atop a tombolo (an island tenuously connected to the mainland) that shelters the harbor of Ziama Mansouriah, a small part at the western edge of Jijel Province. Site status unknown. Admiralty E6562; NGA 22316.
* Ra's Afia (Grand Phare de Jijel)
1871. Active; focal plane 43 m (141 ft); red flash every 5 s. 14 m (46 ft) octagonal tower with lantern and gallery, attached to the front of a 2-story keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white; lantern is red. A 2013 photo is at right, Naim Hallal has a 2011 photo, Malek Ressam has a closeup photo, a distant photo is available, Abdelmalek Benidir has posted a good photo, a page of photos is available, Rachid Merzougui has a 2008 photo, Huelse has a historic postcard view, and Google has a good satellite view. This well-known and often-photographed lighthouse is at the end of a sharp peninsula a short distance off the coastal N43 highway about 8 km (5 mi) west of Jijel. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-029; Admiralty E6558; NGA 22308.
* Jijel (Djidjelli) Jetée Nord (Petit Phare de Jijel)
1841. Active; focal plane 19 m (62 ft); white or red light, depending on direction, occulting three times, in a 1+2 pattern, every 12 s. 12 m (39 ft) square masonry tower with lantern and gallery. Lighthouse painted white, lantern black. Malek Ressam has a photo, Lightphotos.net has a photo and a historic photo showing the former keeper's house, and Bing has a satellite view. Located at the elbow of the north jetty in Jijel, which is the breakwater for the harbor. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-040; Admiralty E6550; NGA 22292.
Djen-Djen North Breakwater
Date unknown. Active; focal plane about 14 m (46 ft); green light, pattern unknown. Approx. 10 m (33 ft) round white concrete tower. No photo available but Google has a good satellite view. Located on the main breakwater of Port Djen-Djen, a new commercial port about 15 km (9 mi) east of Jijel. Site status unknown. Admiralty E6548.
Skikda Province Lighthouses
Note: Built on the site of an ancient Phoenician port, Skikda was founded by the French as Philippeville in 1838. The name was changed to Skikda in 1962.
Ra's el Maghreb (2)
1906 (station established 1871). Inactive. Round masonry tower attached to a keeper's house. Entire structure is white. This lighthouse appears at upper right in Malek Ressam's photo and Bing has a satellite view. The lighthouse had a focal plane of 54 m (177 ft), substantially higher than the present lighthouse. The abandoned buildings must be endangered.
Ra's Afia Light, Jijel, August 2013
Wikimedia Creative Commons photo by Mouh2jijel
Date unknown (station established 1871). Active; focal plane 30 m (98 ft); white flash every 4 s. 15 m (49 ft) round tower with lantern and gallery attached to a keeper's house. Entire structure is white. Malek Ressam has a photo in which the lighthouse appears at the bottom of the slope on the right and there appears to be a shipwreck near the light; Google has an indistinct satellite view. More information is needed on the history of this station. Located on a headland about 10 km (6.5 mi) west of Ouled Attia. Site status unknown. ARLHS ALG-045; Admiralty E6544; NGA 22288.
Cap Bougaroun (2)
1911 (station established 1869). Active; focal plane 91 m (299 ft); two white flashes every 10 s. 10 m (33 ft) octagonal tower with lantern and gallery, attached to the front of a 2-story keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white. An ONSM photo is at right, Malek Ressam has a photo, Dadarahim Ramy has a photo, Amam Yacine has a photo, Samir Boulaid has a 2018 closeup, and Google has a satellite view. The lantern appears to have been transferred from the historic lighthouse (next entry). Located on a steep bluff at the northernmost point of the province, about 15 km (9 mi) northwest of Collo. Site status unknown. Admiralty E6542; NGA 22284.
1869. Inactive. Approx. 10 m (33 ft) octagonal tower attached to the front of a 2-story keeper's house. Lantern removed. The lighthouse is unpainted. No photo available but Google has a satellite view. Above the lighthouse is a sémaphore (signal station) of roughly similar design but without a lantern. Historic photos show both buildings in 1941. The lighthouse had a focal plane of 172 m (564 ft), making it too high in bad weather. Located about 800 m (1/2 mi) southeast of the modern lighthouse. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-006.
Cap Collo (Pointe Djerda)
1863. Active; focal plane 26 m (85 ft); green flash every 5 s. 11 m (36 ft) octagonal tower with lantern and gallery, attached to the front of a 2-story keeper's house. Lighthouse painted white; lantern painted green. Salim Laib has a 2017 photo, Aymen Louhab has a photo, Malek Ressam has a distant photo, and Google has a satellite view. Located on a sharp point at the end of the Djerda peninsula about 2.5 km (1.5 mi) northeast of Collo. Site status unknown. ARLHS ALG-044; Admiralty E6540; NGA 22280.
1911 Cap Bougaroun Light, Collo
Office National de Signalisation Maritime photo
Île Srigina (2)
1906 (station established 1847). Active; focal plane 54 m (177 ft); red flash every 5 s. 12 m (39 ft) square cylindrical tower with lantern and gallery, rising from a 2-story keeper's house. Tower painted white; lantern dome is red. Lightphotos.net has a closeup photo, Metatla Noureddine has a 2012 aerial view, Abdeslam Benlarbi has closeup photos (near the bottom of the page), and Bing has a satellite view. This lighthouse marks the western entrance to the Golfe de Stora. Located atop a steep-sided island about 4 km (2.5 mi) north of Stora. Accessible only by boat. Site and tower closed. ARLHS ALG-023; Admiralty E6534; NGA 22272.
Île du Lion
Date unknown. Active; focal plane about 27 m (89 ft); green flash every 5 s. 13 m (43 ft) square skeletal tower topped by an enclosed structure accessed by an external ladder. Skeletal tower painted white, top structure green. Djamel Bou has a distant view but the slender tower is not seen in Bing's satellite view. Located atop a small island about 1.6 km (1 mi) south of Île Srigina. Accessible only by boat. Site and tower closed. Admiralty E6533; NGA 22268.
* Îlot des Singes (Stora)
1847. Active; focal plane 17 m (56 ft); continuous light, white or green depending on direction. 9 m (30 ft) square stone tower with lantern and gallery, mounted on the platform of a former medieval fort. Reda Kerbouche's photo is at right, Zinou Zebar has a 2010 closeup photo, Metatla Noureddine has a photo, and Google has a satellite view. This picturesque and historic lighthouse is one of the best known tourist attractions of the Skikda area. Located on a small island just offshore on the north side of Stora; the island is connected to the mainland by an arched stone bridge. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-004; Admiralty E6530; NGA 22264.
#Stora Jetée Est (1)
Date unknown. Removed. This was an approx. 9 m (30 ft) pyramidal tower with gallery, painted white, with a small lantern painted green. A photo and a second photo are available, but Google's satellite view shows that the lighthouse has been removed in connection with an expansion of the port. Stora is a small fishing port about 5 km (3 mi) northwest of Skikda. Formerly located at the end of the breakwater (a new light has been placed at the end of the extended jetty). Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-065; ex-Admiralty E6532.
* Skikda (Philippeville) Jetée Ouest (Pointe du Château-Vert) (3)
Date unknown (station established 1874). Active; focal plane 10 m (33 ft); continuous green light. 8 m (26 ft) round tower with lantern and gallery, painted white; lantern painted green. This light is visible on the right in Chris Bouffandreau's photo, Mouad Boumoud has very distant street view, and Google has a satellite view. The original light was on a masonry tower. Michel Forand has a postcard view of the second light (1910), a cast iron tower. Located at the end of the west jetty, also called the Quai du Château-Vert, a pier at the west end of the old harbor of Skikda. It is not known if the pier can be walked, but the lighthouse is easy to see from the waterfront. Tower closed. ARLHS ALG-056 and 060; Admiralty E6524; NGA 22244.
Îlot des Singes Light, Stora, August 2010
Wikimedia Creative Commons photo by Reda Kerbouche
* Skikda (Philippeville) Traverse Nord (2)
Date unknown (station established about 1920). Active; focal plane 10 m (33 ft); continuous red light. 8 m (26 ft) round tower with lantern and gallery, painted white; lantern painted red. This light is visible left of center in Chris Bouffandreau's photo, and Google has a satellite view. Located at the end of a short spur of the north jetty, opposite the west jetty light (next entry). It is not known if the jetty can be walked, but the lighthouse is easy to see from the waterfront. Tower closed. ARLHS ALG-055; Admiralty E6523; NGA 22248.
* Skikda (Philippeville) Jetée Nord
1913. Active; focal plane 21 m (69 ft); white or red light, depending on direction, occulting twice every 6 s. 14 m (56 ft) round masonry tower with lantern and gallery, rising from a 1-story square base. Tower painted white, lantern and gallery red. Cyril Preiss has a good photo, Metatla Noureddine has a second photo, this light is visible on the left in Chris Bouffandreau's photo, and Google has a satellite view. Located at the end of the long north jetty enclosing the old harbor of Skikda. It is not known if the jetty can be walked, but the lighthouse is easy to see from the waterfront. Tower closed. ARLHS ALG-047; Admiralty E6522; NGA 22240.
* Cap de Fer (Ra's el Hadid)
1859. Active; focal plane 65 m (213 ft); three white flashes every 15 s. 17 m (56 ft) round cylindrical tower with lantern and gallery, rising from 1-story keeper's house. A photo by Abdesalem Bouaziz is at right, Lightphotos.net has a closeup photo, a closeup photo is available, and Google has a satellite view. Located on a spectacular cape at the northern entrance to the Golfe de Stora. Accessible by road. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-011; Admiralty E6516; NGA 22228.
Chetaïbi (Cap Takouch, Herbillon) (1)
1881. Inactive and abandoned. 12 m (39 ft) round stone tower with lantern and gallery attached to a 1-story keeper's house. Tower originally painted white, lantern black. Malek Ressam has a good photo, a historic photo is available, and Bing has an indistinct satellite view. Clearly endangered. Located atop a prominent headland about 2 km (1.2 mi) north of Chetaïbi. Site status unknown; the scarcity of photos suggests that this lighthouse is not easy to visit. ARLHS ALG-017.
Date unknown (station established 1881). Active; focal plane 128 m (420 ft); white or red light, depending on direction, occulting once every 4 s. Approx. 16 m (52 ft) semi-elliptical cylindrical concrete tower. Tower painted white. A distant view is available and Bing has an indistinct satellite view. Located just behind the historic lighthouse. Site status unknown. Admiralty E6510; NGA 22216.
Cap de Fer Light, Skikda, December 2017
ex-Google Plus photo by Abdesalem Bouaziz
Roche Akcine (Axin)
Date unknown. Active; focal plane 16 m (62 ft); two white flashes every 6 s. 16 m (52 ft) tower, painted black with one red horizontal band. No photo available and the light is barely visible in Bing's satellite view. Located on a reef about 1.2 km (3/4 mi) off a promontory about 10 km (6 mi) east of Chetaïbi. Accessible only by boat. Site open, tower closed. Admiralty E6508; NGA 22212.
Annaba Province Lighthouses
Note: Another ancient city, Annaba was known as Hippo Regius in Roman times and as Bône under French rule. Today it is the largest port of eastern Algeria, with a population of about 250,000.
* Cap de Garde (2)
1884 (station established 1841). Active; focal plane 143 m (469 ft); white flash every 5 s. 14 m (56 ft) square cylindrical stone tower with lantern and gallery, attached to a 2-story stone keeper's house. Kamel Lebtahi's photo is at right, Taky Benk has a second photo, a third photo is available, Djaber Bouzitoune has a street view of the station, and Google has a satellite view. This is the landfall light for Annaba, located atop a very prominent headland about 9 km (5.5 mi) north of Annaba. Site open, tower probably closed. ARLHS ALG-012; Admiralty E6506; NGA 22208.
* Fort Génois (?)
1841. Active; focal plane 61 m (200 ft); white light, occulting twice every 6 s. 8 m (26 ft) lantern on the wall of a medieval fort. This light is not seen in a photo of the ruined fort. Bing has a satellite view. Built by Genoa in the 15th century, the fort is atop a steep promontory on the north side of Annaba. Site probably open, tower status unknown. ARLHS ALG-050; Admiralty E6504; NGA 22204.
* Annaba (Bône) Jetée du Lion (2)
Date unknown (station established 1841). Active; focal plane 16 m (52 ft); green light, occulting three times every 12 s. 17 m (56 ft) round cast iron tourelle with lantern and gallery, mounted on a round masonry base. Tower painted white, lantern green. A good photo (third photo in the top row of thumbnails) is available, and Google has a satellite view. Located at the end of the jetty in Annaba. Site status unknown. ARLHS ALG-034; Admiralty E6486; NGA 22176.
Cap de Garde Light, Annaba, October 2008
Flickr Creative Commons photo by Kamel Lebtahi
* Annaba (Bône) Jetée Sud
1880. Active; focal plane 16 m (52 ft); red light, occulting twice every 6 s. 13 m (43 ft) white round tower, a typical French cast iron tourelle, with lantern and gallery. Google has a satellite view and a very distant street view. Located at the end of the south jetty in Annaba. Site status unknown. ARLHS ALG-035; Admiralty E6490; NGA 22180.
Cap Rosa
1869. Active; focal plane 130 m (427 ft); two white flashes every 6 s. 13 m (43 ft) round stone or concrete tower with lantern and gallery. Lighthouse painted white. Malek Ressam has a good photo, Lightphotos.net has a closeup, and Google has a satellite view. Located on a headland about 25 km (15 mi) west of El Kala. Site status unknown. ARLHS ALG-015; Admiralty E6484; NGA 22168.
* El Kala (La Calle)
1862. Active; focal plane 17 m (56 ft); continuous red light. 7.5 m (25 ft) round tower with lantern and gallery, rising from a 1-story keeper's house. Building painted white, lantern red. A photo by Régis Corbet is at right, Ala Ati has a closeup street view, and Google has a satellite view. El Kala is a fishing port at the northeastern corner of Algeria, about 18 km (11 mi) west of the Tunisian border. Located on Pointe Presqu'île, a short peninsula enclosing the north side of the harbor. Site open, tower closed. ARLHS ALG-049; Admiralty E6482; NGA 22164.
Information available on lost lighthouses:
Cap Bouac (1847-1930s?), Béjaïa (Bougie). This light was on the historic Fort Sidi Abdel Kaber, and it is possible that the building that carried the light is still in existence. We need a photo of this lighthouse. ARLHS ALG-061.
El Kala Light, El Kala, May 2008
Flickr Creative Commons photo by Régis Corbet
Notable faux lighthouses:
#Bureau de la Santé, Philippeville (Skida). This tower has been listed by many sources as a lighthouse, but Michel Forand's research failed to find any evidence that it ever carried a light. The tower was on the quarantine office (Bureau de la Santé) at Philippeville. The building no longer exists.
Adjoining pages: East: Tunisia | West: Western Algeria
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Posted August 8, 2005. Checked and revised April 30, 2019. Lighthouses: 38. Site copyright 2019 Russ Rowlett and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.


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Beyond the Mask: The Rising Sign Parts I & II
Beyond the Mask: The Rising Sign
Parts 1 & 2 (combined edition)
by Kathleen Burt
Shipping July 27, 2012
"Beyond the Mask will speak deeply to many--to astrologers and lovers of astrology at every level, archetypally minded people, depth psychologists and seekers from many walks of life."
—Monika Wikman Ph.D., Jungian Analyst and author of Pregnant Darkness: Alchemy and the Rebirth of Consciousness
Well known and respected internationally for her ground breaking work in Archetypes of the Zodiac, Kathleen Burt now offers us a phenomenal distillation of her life work in: Beyond the Mask: The Rising Sign - Part 1 & Part 2 illustrates how midlife urgings bring forth cycles of death and rebirth. Antiquated identities and roles must die, old 'masks' must be pealed away before we can discover a new path in life. Kathleen Burt addresses specifically how the twelve rising sign patterns guide us into new life and fresh experiences. With the keen eye of an astrologer examining the biography of creative writers and inspired people, Kathleen Burt brings a depth of understanding to the Rising Sign. This unique volume of wisdom offers decades of scholarly study and practical experience in esoteric astrology, psychology, mythology, and biography and examines the underlying archetypal patterns inherent in our lives.
An astrologer in private practice for 30 years, Kathleen Burt is the author of Archetypes of the Zodiac, a book about Sun Signs from the perspectives of mythology, psychology, and esoteric astrology, and the phenomenal distillation of her life work, Beyond the Mask: The Rising Sign. A Fulbright scholar to India, Kathleen completed her graduate work in South Asian history at the University of Chicago. She has taught at Roosevelt University, Chicago and Mira Costa College in CA. Patterns in Health, a two-year program on archetypes, dreams, ritual and Active Imagination led by Jungian analysts has influenced her life and client work. She currently teaches Viniyoga classes (sequencing and breathwork) in the tradition of T.K.V. Desikachar.
Paperback edition: 394 pages
Large Page format - 9.25" x 7.5"
Publisher: Genoa House (July 27, 2012)
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