These two haulers are in a very busy segments and I felt they would be worthy of the road test battle. This segment is considered entry level for small families starting out on their journey. Other groups have gravitated to this market, one that comes to mind is the dog community, hauling dogs to and from dog shows can be daunting if the vehicle in question does not have the ability to secure crates and animals on leash only. I am happy to say both vehicles meet the dog community expectations! Let's look at these cars a little more in depth.
KIA is a great start for a beginning family as I mentioned but driving characteristics are important as well, the 2014 KIA Soul has two engines to choose from, a thrifty 1.6-liter putting out 130 horsepower and 118 pound foot of torque backed by either a 6-spd manual or the optional Electronically Controlled 6-Spd Auto w/Overdrive and fuel mileage with the manual 6-speed transmission is 24-city, 30-freeway and 26 miles per gallon combined all on regular fuel. If you go with the optional 6-speed automatic with overdrive you will expect to get exactly the same mileage according to KIA. If you opt for the 2.0-liter four cylinder that produces 164 horsepower and 151 pound feet of torque, only the automatic transmissions is available with the 2.0-liter engine and fuel mileage will be a tad lower 23-city, 31-freeway and combined you will expect 26 miles per gallon. KIA does have an ECO Mode you can choose which will increase your mileage number slightly and they have an optional "start-stop" feature that will get your fuel mileage at 24-city, 31-freeway and combined, mileage of 27 miles per gallon.
How does it drive? It was one of the best handling small cars I have been in, interior is done very well with leather stitching, easy to operate all the controls from either the steering wheel or the dash. The 2014 Kia Soul had an all-new under pinning last year, this year, 2014 it has an appearance upgrade that changes the dimensions of the car for a positive results. Bases out at $14,700 plus tax and license. Oh and did I mention the 10 year 100,000 mile warranty and the 5 year 60,000 bumper to bumper warranty?
The company have not released all the numbers on the 2014 Scion xB at this time but they have done a wonderful job in this segment starting out with a 2.4 liter 4 cylinder that produces 158 horsepower and 162 pound feet of torque. Scion only offers the one engine and your fuel mileage expectations are 22 city, 28-highway and combined mileage with either the manual or automatic transmission, I see this to being a little odd? The interior is well laid out for maximum workability when hauling kids, groceries and dogs; yes a dog crate fits well in both cars with safety tie downs. For both cars they can be built from the web site and you will be well informed about each car and what fits your lifestyle. The warranty on the 2014 Scion xB is 3 years or 36,000 miles with a 60 month 60,000 mile powertrain warranty.
So which one do you pick? I am big on a good warranty especially if I plan to keep my car for longer than the base warranty, if not then 3 years 36,000 miles is doable. These cars may seem close but you really need to drive one during the day, night time, and whatever you need to haul and need to load up to make sure it all fits! So have fun and go to the websites and build your own dream car! Be sure to drive them first! See you down the road!


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Just got my forest green dimebag in the mail and it is everything and more! This bag is outstanding quality from the inside pockets to the durrable straps…I don't think I'll ever break another bong as long as it's in this thing.
This bag is great. It holds my Beaker like a glove and has a long pocket for my down-stem and the other pockets on the inside hold my bowl and other accessories. I only wish that they had made one less padded pocket inside and made use of that extra space to make a pocket a little larger for a medium size grinder. I do like the smell proof bag that comes inside a zippered outside pocket as it works as advertised no smell at all.
That's an awesome idea Jack, I'll pass it along to the rest of our crew and see what we can do with future production!


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attribute NC_GLOBAL summary String The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences MAGIC Lab was inaugurated in 2014 through generous support from the Kerr Fund, Simons Foundation International and Vetlesen Foundation. Gliders are small, free-swimming, unmanned vehicles that use changes in buoyancy to move vertically and horizontally through the water column in a saw-tooth pattern. They are deployed for days to several months and gather detailed information about the physical, chemical and biological processes of the world's oceans. The Slocum glider was designed and built by Teledyne Webb Research Corporation, Falmouth, MA, USA. This dataset contains observational sub-surface profile data of the water-column.


Young babies who are receiving special new born care are photographed in the special care unit of Meta neo natal unit in Mbeya region, Tanzania.
17 November 2014, Dar es Salaam, TANZANIA – In Tanzania, each year, around 213,000 babies are born too soon – or prematurely - over 9,000 of whom will die from complications of preterm birth. This is almost a quarter of the approximately 40,000 newborn babies dying every year in the country. Complications of preterm births are the second leading cause of death in newborns in Tanzania.
Tanzania has made big progress in the past few decades in child survival, with a decline in under-five mortality rate from 166 (1990) to 54 (2012). But the rate of reduction in neonatal mortality has been much slower, from 43 per 1,000 live births in 1990 to 21 in 2012. Deaths from preterm birth complications have also been slow to decline and represent a growing proportion of all under-five deaths.
In Tanzania, every day, more than 100 newborns die, mainly from infections, delivery-related complications like asphyxia (difficulty of breathing), and complications of prematurity (born too soon) 1. Newborn deaths now contribute up to 40 per cent of the total mortality of children under-five in Tanzania. Crucially most of these newborn deaths could be averted through cost-effective interventions. These figures call for increased attention and action for newborn babies and their mothers. According to the Every Newborn Action Plan, a global action plan to end preventable deaths, the critical period to save thousands of mothers and newborns lives is around the time of birth and in the first 24 hours of a newborn's life, which is when 40 per cent of all stillbirths and newborn deaths, and 48 per cent of maternal deaths, occur.
In 2014, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW), with support from various partners, developed the "Sharpened" One Plan to Accelerate Reduction of Maternal, Newborn and Child Deaths in Tanzania 2014-15. This plan highlights the little progresses made for newborns and their mothers and the need to specifically address family planning, care around the time of birth and commodity security to reduce preventable deaths. If this plan is acted on nationally, we will be able to save the lives of 1,400 mothers, 9,400 newborn babies, and avert an additional 2,500 stillbirths by the end of 2015.
Preterm babies are at greater risk of dying and of respiratory, gastrointestinal and neurological diseases when compared with babies born after 37 weeks of gestation. Preterm birth is also a risk for lifelong visual, hearing, cognitive and cardiovascular impairments 2. Furthermore, babies born prematurely in low-income countries are 10 times more likely to die than those born in high-income countries.
In Tanzania and in many low-income countries, the main risk factors for preterm birth include infections during pregnancy, malaria, HIV, being underweight, short birth spacing and adolescent pregnancy. Appropriate care before, between, and during pregnancy (including family planning and antenatal care) are important to reduce preterm birth rates. However, a big proportion of preterm births remains unexplained 3. Hence we need further research to better understand and prevent their causes.
Antenatal steroids, injected to mothers in premature labour, help develop immature foetal lungs and prevent respiratory problems of newborn babies.
Kangaroo Mother Care, a technique where the newborn baby is held skin-to-skin on the mother's chest helps to keep the baby warm and facilitates breastfeeding. Keeping preterm babies warm is especially important because their tiny bodies lose heat rapidly, making these babies highly vulnerable to illness, infection and death. It is estimated that Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) could prevent 5,000 deaths annually in Tanzania 4.
Resuscitation with bag and mask and continuous positive airways pressure helps preterm babies with breathing difficulties. If simple resuscitation was available for 90% of the babies that needed it, at least 2,000 newborn lives would be saved per year 5. Helping Babies Breathe, a program launched by MoHSW in 2009 to train health workers at all levels of the health system on newborn resuscitation skills, aims to reduce deaths from asphyxia. Various partners have supported the MoHSW in this initiative.
Assisting the mother with initiation of breastfeeding within the first hour after birth, such as helping the mother express breast milk for feeding the baby from a cup if necessary.
Prevention, early detection and treatment of infections: hygienic practices around the time of birth (e.g. hand washing, hygienic cord and skin care) are important to prevent infections of both mother and baby. Antibiotics, such as amoxicillin, can be used to treat pneumonia, and gentamicin to fight serious infections in newborn babies.
In addition, all newborns need post-natal check-ups within 24 hours and after 3 days to prevent complications and later disabilities.
There is a well-established evidence that such essential care practices during pregnancy, childbirth, and postnatal period, without expensive, high-tech intensive care will save a significant number of preterm babies from death and most of these pre-term infants can grow up healthy and without lifelong disabilities.
As highlighted in the Every Newborn Action Plan as well as Tanzania's sharpened One Plan, we need to strengthen and invest in care during labour, birth and the first week of life. Improving the quality of maternal and newborn care at health facilities as well as in the community, along the continuum of care; reduce inequalities and reach every woman and newborn; harness the power of parents, families and communities; and count every newborn through measurement, programme-tracking and accountability; this globally and in Tanzania. Every citizen has a role to play by demanding the quality service and holding the health.
"Of note, we need to increase training and support for all those who are delivering and attending the babies -- from obstetricians and paediatricians to midwives and nurses," adds Dr. Jama Gulaid.
Partners including UNICEF support the ministries to assess the situation of newborn, identify major bottlenecks and solutions to improve newborn health both in mainland and Zanzibar. The key support are upon capacity building of service providers in key maternal, neonatal and child health packages including the Helping Babies Breathe approach, Kangaroo Mother Care, Basic Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care, and Essential Newborn Care as well as providing essential equipment and supplies and raising awareness and demand of women for quality MNCH care.
Partners are coming together to commemorate the World Prematurity Day and renew our promise to eliminate preventable child deaths. Improving newborn health including prematurity prevention and the quality of newborn care is a key part of this drive.


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Naughton says opposition putting politics ahead of patients on healthcare
Fine Gael TD Hildegarde Naughton has said Fianna Fáil and the Greens are putting politics ahead of patients in healthcare with their wishes to change the National Development Plan.
"We are all well aware that waiting lists, including at University Hospital Galway, are too long," Deputy Naughton said.
"The elective hospitals in the National Development Plan are the answer," she said, adding that there is a "much needed" 200 plus bed hospital in the plan for Galway.
"These hospitals will deal with all elective procedures and free up acute hospital beds."
She said that any changes to the National Development Plan would be putting "politics ahead of patients".
Recently the Green Party and Fianna Fáil have questioned how the government's newly published Climate Action Plan can be reconciled with the National Development Plan.
They have said that large scale road projects under the plan are at odds with the goal of cutting carbon emissions.
Hildegarde Naughton accused Fianna Fáil of not supporting new projects including roads "or the creation of vital new hospitals".
"The Government Climate Action plan has been welcomed by the independent experts in the field but Fianna Fáil and the Greens are willing to put vital health expenditure at risk to score cheap political points."
Several major healthcare infrastructure projects in Galway are at various stages of development including a new elective hospital at Merlin Park and a new Emergency Department for UHG.
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Top Ten Coldplay Songs Everyone's Missing Out On
November 7, 2019 Jared LaBrecque A&E 0
Anyone who is vaguely familiar with me knows that I am an enormous Coldplay fan, and have been for years. Their melodies have defined my childhood and most of my college experience. I'm confident that everyone has heard Coldplay on the radio, in shopping malls or on shuffle in a playlist. Everyone knows "Viva la Vida" and "The Scientist." They've been beaten to death. I wanted to showcase the songs that many casual and die-hard Coldplay fans love, but are disappointingly rarely heard.
10. "Up&Up"
The finale of A Head Full of Dreams tones down the overbearing electronic dance influence heard throughout the album and replaces it with subtle strings and a chilled hip-hop style beat. The song's vibrant imagery and uplifting message combined with a charming piano melody and pleasant climax may be too long for most radio stations, but it's relaxing in nature and deserves a listen.
9. "Charlie Brown"
This colorful banger often gets overlooked by "Paradise" from the same album, Mylo Xyloto. I never understood why; its chiming guitar, up-tempo dance beat and lyrics about rebellion and love are the perfect combo for a big hit. I've talked to many people who love this song, especially after seeing it performed live. Yet, it oddly missed a majority of the 2011 airwaves.
8. "Square One"
Coldplay dug deep to pull out true rock songs for their hit-or-miss 2005 album X&Y. "Square One" fits right into the record's soaring synths and U2-esque guitar effects, with philosophical lyrics grappling at a deeper understanding of oneself and carrying enough raw energy to fill a stadium. The album is polarizing to fans and critics, but its opener sets the mood effectively.
7. "Magic"
Guy Berryman's moody bassline is the star of the song, laying down a beat as singer Chris Martin talks about missing his former partner of over a decade. The song reaches a starry and timid high point before falling down to a lonely, sad voice. With just about everyone going through a broken heart or two, this is a song in Coldplay's catalog that deserves much more mainstream attention.
6. "In My Place"
As a child, when my father sat me and my younger sister down to watch Coldplay's Live 2003 DVD, my sister would perk up and dance only when hearing "In My Place." In hindsight, I can see why. Its iconic drum intro, basic guitar notes during the chorus and lyrics begging a love interest to come back make it easy to sing along to. Also, the music video is unforgettable with Martin's eagerly prancing around a giant white room as his band plays solemnly. The song is such a bop because it's just simple!
5. "Trouble"
This moody piano ballad is ripe with imagery of spiders (a common Coldplay lyrical motif), a jazzy drum beat and lyrics lamenting Martin's mistakes. Fans are known to shout out the line "They spun a web for me," in concerts as the British singer eagerly beckons them on. I'd say this song summarizes the majority of Coldplay's early work more accurately than any other.
4. "Violet Hill"
The unexpected political nature of the song and the hammer-like drums make this song an instant standout in Coldplay's catalog. The ambient intro is interrupted by a harsh "It was a long and dark December," before thrusting into broodings about religion, love and conflict. The scrappy and emotionally weighty nature of the song gives it a unique tone that many fans miss hearing.
3. "Lovers In Japan"
This Viva la Vida track is Coldplay's brightest song of the 2000s. "Lovers In Japan" features echoey organs and subtle, deep guitar as drummer Will Champion lays down a snappy beat, all the while Martin sings about looking forward in life and overcoming various challenges that lie ahead. The song was a much-needed breath of fresh air from the predominantly gloomy numbers the band priorly put out.
2. "Don't Panic"
The opening track from Coldplay's debut album has been a fan favorite and a personal favorite for years. The melancholic lyrics, soothing bassline and calm atmosphere paint an endearing picture of someone living through life's unfortunate events. The band tends to loosen up when it's performed live, with Martin often handing the singing off to shy guitarist Jonny Buckland for the second verse.
1. "Politik"
My absolute favorite Coldplay song. It is the pinnacle of their songwriting and nobody can tell me otherwise. The introduction violently hits you as the same two notes are slammed over and over by the band before it all goes quiet. Martin's haunting, lonely voice subsequently pierces out with just two piano chords accompanying him. The angelic and energetic outro is extremely cathartic, and it's more meaningful when you learn that this song was written right after 9/11. Fans go nuts when the leading track of A Rush of Blood to the Head is performed live, with many calling for the song's return to Coldplay's setlist. Without a trace of doubt, this song is truly Coldplay's most underplayed.
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. . . is an expression that embodies the essence of the Christian life. Jesus Christ comes into us to dwell, creating in us new life, a new creation, and a new nature. Power wells up from this new nature, motivating us to good works out of love for God. Our new identity comes from the Father; we have Jesus living in us always; and the Holy Spirit empowers us to be more and more like Christ.
The Bible is very clear . . .
Christian growth starts with birth.
Jesus said, "you must be born again."( John 3:7) The Spirit of God takes residence in the person and a new nature is born. It is weak and needs constant attention like a newborn baby. It is a new identity that is at war with the old nature, but it needs to grow in order to win the fight - and it is a fight to the death!.
Paul elaborates, that the new nature and the old nature are as different as life and death.(Colossians 3:1-17) Living in the resurrection, Growing the new nature, the new identity, is at the heart of Christian education and the focus of CMMI.
Behavior changes do not grow the new nature, but just the opposite is true. As the new nature matures, the behavior changes for the better. To jump over growing the new nature and concentrating on reforming behavior puts the old nature in a dominate role. The result is religious pride and an emphasis on feelings and experience.
So what matures the new nature?
When this is experienced in a church, the pastor is relieved of the burden of counseling. People with problems will find solutions from their "Caring Christian Friends"who will be able to help solve most of these problems together.
Christian Maturity Ministries, Inc. is committed to achieving this goal in the USA and overseas church. CMM provides Bible study material in native languages, seminars, and workshops. In addition, where there is physical need (especially in our overseas projects) CMM acts as a conduit for funds to relieve the suffering that hinders spiritual growth.


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For the last four years, we have adopted families at Christmas -- one from Dougall Avenue School and another from Immaculate Conception School. Through office and staff donations, we have been able to make these families' Christmas complete, including toys and clothes for the kids and food vouchers for the entire family.
We look forward to continuing these charitable endeavours in the future, and are proud to say that Valente Real Estate has raised over $22,700 to date for W.E.Care for Kids alone!


After reading Nelson's blog, I suddenly feel the urge to update mine as well, not that anyone would read it anyways, but hey, I will be reading it in the future !
And also, I should really improve on my assertiveness. It's my stuff, it's my thing, it's my responsibility, why can't I just say it out clear and loud ? I am scared of what ? =.= I thought I am better already, but in the end, I am not.
Also, Set 7 coming out tomorrow, yay for prolonged anticipation and bla bla bla. It would really be nice if I could spend some money on the gran, but hell no, I am not going to. Remember the US dollar conversion rate ? Ouch !
Last thing, I kept having this waterbrash everyday, but no stomach pain. But I can feel that my stomach is bloated and secreting lots of acid. And sometimes, I can feel that the acid is refluxing into my mouth, hence the feeling of sourness in the mouth. Ironically, a certain teaching actually make this condition worse. Of course, classically, the symptoms get better when I stuff myself with food. LOL. Gluttony much ?
Today was my 1st on call for my final year. Internal Medicine posting. Went to emergency department. Very delightful coz learned a lot of things. I think the willingness of learning knowledge and be humble is crucial, because with that quality, the sponge of my brain will never be fully soaked.
Anyway, hope that my osu Mendes can be ranked soon. And also, please bless my group on this friday for that "special" teaching. ^.^""


Held for Ransom – Have We Had Help?
In which Globular Van der Graff, (Glob), Makepeace Terranova (Make), Byzantine Du Lac (Byz), Eponymous Tringthicky (Mous) and finally, curmudgeonly old Neopol Stranglethigh (Neo), set out on a quest to rescue the grand high goblin, Obadiah Fingletook.
A loud knock on the goblin brother's front door an hour before dawn, one day in early spring, woke Glob from a deep sleep. He leapt out of his bed in such a panic that he stubbed his big toe on the chamber pot beside his bed, sending it clattering across the floor, spilling its contents.
He limped painfully towards the front door muttering and cursing under his breath, unbolted it and angrily flung it open. Leaning heavily on the old oak's trunk, totally out of breath, was a purple faced plains goblin wearing the Fingletook family crest on his courtier's jerkin, clutching a rolled up piece of parchment sealed with the beeswax facsimile of the grand high goblin's face.
"Wot's it yer wonts at this hour? The world's still sleepin!" Glob growled as his bruised toe began throbbing terribly.
Although being hugely annoyed at being woken at such an hour, Glob calmed down just a little. He thanked the messenger through gritted teeth and sent him on his way to tell Hermione that they would soon join her.
He tried hard to ignore his painful throbbing toe when he sat down on his chair beside the window. The first weak light of dawn began to break through the gloom as he settled himself, lit a rush-light to illuminate the missive, and broke the seal. He looked at it for a moment marvelling at the fine quality of the batwing parchment, the neatness of Hermione's writing, and the rich purple ink she used. Then he began to read.
I have the gravest of news to impart. My Obadiah has been taken prisoner. Yesterday I found the need to scold him for his arrogance and stupidity once again. As a result, he ran away from home. Ordinarily he normally slinks back when he gets hungry, and goes to his room to sulk. But my dear when he did not return last night I began to fret as only a mother can.
I dispatched scouts to find him. Eventually one of them did locate the cave where he had sheltered from a terrible storm during the night, just beyond our borders to the north. But the scout in question, Grassnit Thimblefoot, found nought but Obadiah's fine clothes and boots. Pinned to his best jerkin dear Globular was a note.
It simply said that if I wished to see him alive and well, I must deliver a ransom of one thousand rubies to the mountain top abode of Baron Cragwit Grimbledoff before the next moon begins.
Cragwit thoroughly despises my first born for his petulance and weaknesses, which I can entirely understand; I don't like him much myself. Obadiah does tend to upset everyone with his arrogance and childish outbursts.
Cragwit believes he should be grand high goblin. After the wise council decreed that only I could rightfully be called the mother of all, his mother, my sister Sherazid, undertook to create a rival dynasty when he was born.
The wise council decreed that Sherazid be put to death immediately for her highly treasonous act, charging her with bringing a usurper into the world. Since her death, Cragwit has made it his mission in life to undermine the house of Fingletook.
Please help me dearest Globular. I am beside myself with worry.
Glob quickly roused his brothers. After breakfast they all set out on the long journey to the ancestor oak riding on the backs of Yathle and two of her sister wyverns – Maeve and Iolanthe.
Glob led the way through the vast expanse of rooms within the great tree to Hermione's royal apartments and knocked courteously on the door. Hermione dried her reddened eyes, delicately blew her nose and then opened the door. "Oh my dears, I'm so glad you are here," she said as tears of happiness flowed, when her face lit up at the sight of her five wood goblin sons.
"Mornins mother on all," Make said, bowing low in her presence.
Hermione beckoned them all to sit.
"Begz pardonz majezty," Mous began, "I'z wuzz juzz wonderin why Cragwit callz hizzelf baron if yer pleaze?" Glob, Make, Byz and Neo nodded, all equally curious to hear the answer to the question. Bejuss was too.
Hermione's sweet smile broke out once more, gladdening the hearts of all. "Dearest Neopol, Grimbledoff is the family name of Sherazid's old wet nurse. No one but a legitimate member of the house of Fingletook may take the name, not even you my dear son," she explained as she gently stroked his leathery ears, making old Neo blush deeply.
The next morning after eating a hearty breakfast, the five goblins and Bejuss bid farewell to their mother Hermione, and ably led by Grassnit, they set out on the first leg of their journey.
Because Make and Mous were the strongest, they had been entrusted with carrying the heavy acorn chest containing the ruby ransom with its beeswax Fingletook seal. Byz with Bejuss perched on his shoulder was tethered to Neo, much to the old curmudgeon's great annoyance. Glob walked a pace behind Grassnit as the scout's keen eye followed the fast vanishing trail of footprints.
By noon they reached the north western border of goblin held territory within Goblindom. From now on the rest of their journey was into relatively unknown lands. Soon Grassnit saw the cave mouth in the distance. As the sun disappeared behind the mountains to the west, the brave party of goblins made themselves at home in the cave for the night.
Glob and Make first hid the chest containing the ransom and then built a fire at the back of the cave. Neo dragged Byz behind him, complaining bitterly about being bounced from rock to rock. Between them they made a communal bed for all to share out of bracken and moss.
"I's is ter," Make added as his stomach grumbled.
"N me," Byz chipped in, reaching inside his pocket to give Bejuss a juicy slug.
"I'z gotz lotz on honeycomb," Mous announced, offering a large leaf packet for all to share.
After they had eaten, Glob sat at the cave mouth in the moonlight talking to Grassnit. Make got out his bestest briar pipe, filled and lit it, before relaxing with Mous while Byz played a merry tune on his pipes. Bejuss hopped up and down on Byz' shoulder, doing a raven jig as the sound of the pipes entranced him. Even Neo tapped his foot in time to the tune.
"Wot's this ere Cragwit like thens Nit, ever seed im afore?" Glob casually enquired.
Nit puffed on his own clay pipe blowing a large perfumed smoke ring. "Aye, I's seed him once when he raided for supplies, two summers back Glob. Not sure he's a goblin though," Nit replied, knocking the spent makings out of his pipe into the palm of his hand, before blowing through its stem to clean it.
Nit shook his head. "Nah – Obadiah's fat. Cragwit is tall as a humin n heavier built than an ogre's mother." Glob sat for a moment and then asked Nit to describe the baron to him as best he could.
Nit burst out laughing. "Why bless yer Glob. He may fancy hisself a fierce baron n leader on a terribles army ter fright those as don't knows him, but he's only gots one goblin wiv him, if yer can calls Snidely Grossbundle a goblin. He's his servant n general factotum. At the moment he's likely Obadiah's gaoler. Yer name it n Snide does it for Cragwit. Yer'll know when Snide is about believes me." Nit held his nose at the thought of being downwind of Snide. "The smelly little grotkin do stink so foul cos he's covered in greasy hair froms the top on his pointed bonce ter the filthy black toenails on his feets. Plus he only eats bats. So his breath do stink sumink awful." Nit shivered in disgust; even merely talking about Snide, made him feel ill. Glob thanked Nit, and turned in for the night alongside his brothers.
Obadiah was a pitiful sight to behold. Stark naked and shivering uncontrollably, sitting in a mixture of his own filth and discarded bones from his meagre daily meal of one small dried bat, he was feeling decidedly sorry for himself.
The only source of light for his dank cell came from a missing stone in the ceiling above. Water constantly dripped on him through it. Obadiah blubbered uncontrollably in his nakedness. His only item of clothing was a moth-eaten short and damp wool scarf, which he had found in one dark corner, and wound round his thick neck. Cragwit had taken great delight in humiliating his royal cousin by removing the grand high goblin's clothing before leading him in chains back here to his lair.
Cragwit charged his smelly servant Snide, who he forced to live in the dungeon of his lair because he couldn't stand his foul smell, with guarding and feeding his prisoner. Compared to Snide, the stench in Obadiah's cell was so unbelievably bad, that even when the hairy goblin gaoler unlocked the heavy door each day to throw his prisoner's daily meal on the cell floor, the grand high goblin didn't notice Snide's foul odour at all.
Obadiah heaved a heavy sigh and continued to sob pitifully; to think that he had come to this. A hungry beetle bit one flabby cheek of his large, fat, naked backside, making him yelp in pain. "Oh mother, please send someone to rescue me, please!" he bleated in between floods of tears.
The perilously steep path to the summit of Dragon Tooth Mountain, which Nit had pointed them towards before returning home, was constantly subjected to dangerous rock falls.
As the goblin brothers and Bejuss steadily climbed towards Cragwit's lair, none dare peek over the edge of the path. For a tiny wood goblin to fall down the sheer mountainside would mean only one thing – certain death. Eventually they saw their objective looming out of the clouds that hung permanently over the mountain top.
They all stood on the path not far from the heavily armoured door of Cragwit's home. Glob signalled for Make and Mous to place the acorn chest in plain sight, and then he ordered his brothers to stand behind it in a line while he went to ring the bell. Bejuss flew off to perch above the door. Glob reached up and grabbed the chain, pulling it twice, before rapidly retreating to take his place beside his brothers, standing behind the ransom.
Cragwit was roused from his nap by the sound of his door bell echoing loudly through his home. He went to his front door, opened it and surveyed his tiny visitors.
Glob cleared his throat and began. "We's broughts the ransom for the grand high goblin hisself yer mightiness," he said, bowing low.
Cragwit's beady eyes focused on the acorn chest. "Open's it! Shows me quick now, else it'll be the worse for yer," he growled. Make broke the seal and opened the lid.
Cragwit's eyes glistened with tears of joy at the sight. He began drooling uncontrollably. "Brings it ter me NOW!" he commanded.
Cragwit erupted in anger. "WHY YER STINKIN GOBLIN POTSCRAPES, I'SLL TEACH YER TER ANSWERS ME BACK, SEE IF I'S DONTS!" Totally enraged and losing all sense of reason, he charged head down directly at Glob and his brothers.
Gathering all his strength at the last possible moment, Glob snatched the chest away as all five goblins rapidly stood aside, removing themselves from the path of the angry charging humin sized goblin. Cragwit tripped over the hem of his chainmail skirt and disappeared from view, plummeting to his death. What he had forgotten in his blind rage was that the brothers had been standing with their backs perilously close to the edge of the path.
They entered through the large door and found the staircase leading down to the dungeon. The passage leading to Obadiah's cell was easy to locate. All they had to do was follow the stink. Neo led the way holding his nose, ready to do battle with his war club at the ready.
Snide was busy picking his nose looking for a snack. He carefully examined each disgusting bogey stuck on the end of his finger, before eating it. Neo crept up on him with tears flowing from his eyes from the foul stench of the hairy goblin, and quickly bashed him on the head. He removed the key to the cell from Snide's unconscious body and led the way followed by Glob, Make and Mous to unlock Obadiah's door.
They all fell about laughing at the spectacle of Obadiah's wobbly fat naked flesh, despite the foul smell that greeted them. Back to his old arrogant self once more, he stood up with a look of deep indignation on his face, failing to see anything to laugh at. After the rescuers had locked Snide in the cell and thrown away the key, they emerged once more into daylight and sweet fresh air.
With Obadiah forced to lead the way back down the mountain path, constantly prodded in his fleshy backside with Neo's club and Bejuss' razor sharp beak, to keep him down wind of them, and also for their great amusement at the sight of his fat body wobbling as he walked, they eventually returned him and the ransom safely back to Hermione.
She immediately demanded that Obadiah scrub himself clean with a large prickly thistle stem in a tub of ice cold water, well beyond the confines of the ancestor oak, much to the amusement of all the courtiers, Glob, his brothers, Bejuss, and Hermione herself. It would be a very long time before Obadiah Fingletook flounced off in a huff again.
As they all flew home courtesy of Yathle and her two sisters, Maeve and Iolanthe, peals of goblin laughter, combined with raucous raven caws filled the air above Goblindom.
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Lüftelberger Dachziegel ("Berjer Panne") ist die Bezeichnung für die über mehrere Jahrhunderte in Lüftelberg (heute Stadtteil von Meckenheim/Rheinland) aus Ton gebrannten Dachziegel.

Anfänge der Dachziegelproduktion
Die oberflächennahen und damit im Tagebau relativ leicht abbaubaren Tonvorkommen in geeigneter Qualität als Rohstoff und das Holz aus dem nahegelegenen Kottenforst für den Brennvorgang waren seit jeher die Basis der Tonverarbeitung in Lüftelberg. Die meisten Tongruben befanden sich am südlichen Ortsausgang in der Flur Ober dem Rosenacker, etwa 400 bis 600 m vom Ortszentrum entfernt. Schon früh diente der Ton zur Herstellung von Haushaltskeramik. Im Zeitalter der industriellen Massenproduktion rechnete sich die bis dahin von Hand betriebene Produktion solcher Erzeugnisse nicht mehr.

Die ersten derzeit bekannten schriftlichen Hinweise auf eine Dachziegelproduktion in Lüftelberg stammen aus dem Jahr 1730. Damals ließ Johann Chrysanth Rheinbach, Vogt der Grafschaft Neuenahr, sein neu erworbenes Gut im Ringener Wald (zwischen Holzweiler und Marienthal), den sogenannten, heute nicht mehr existierenden Hambachshof, reparieren. Dazu kaufte er "3000 panne von Loftelberg".

Tatsächlich hat die Dachziegelherstellung in Lüftelberg mindestens 100 Jahre früher begonnen, wie sich in den Bürgerstatuten von 1640 nachlesen lässt. Mit der Zielsetzung, verheerende Feuersbrünste zu vermeiden, wurde für die Unterherrschaft Meckenheim die hoheitliche Anordnung erlassen, Dächer entweder mit Schiefer oder mit Dachziegel einzudecken und nicht mehr wie bisher mit Stroh: "…mit Leien oder erdenen gebackenen Pannen" … (Lei = Schiefer). Zu diesem Zeitpunkt war also der aus Ton gebrannte Dachziegel bereits verbreitet und hatte sich vor allem im Hinblick auf häufig ganze Dörfer vernichtende Feuer als Alternative zur bis dahin üblichen Stroheindeckung der Häuser, Scheunen und Stallungen bewährt. Für die benachbarte Grafschaft wurde im Jahr 1757 eine ähnliche Anordnung erlassen. Für die überwiegend aus der traditionellen Töpferei kommenden Familienbetriebe boten sich aufgrund solcher Vorgaben zusätzliche Einkunftsmöglichkeiten.

Den Beginn der Dachziegelherstellung in Lüftelberg auf die Zeit um 1600 zu datieren ist auch deshalb plausibel, weil an der Wasserburg Lüftelberg bereits für das Jahr 1552 die Existenz eines Ziegelofens erwähnt wird. Hier wurden sicherlich zunächst unter Verwendung einfacher Holzformen quaderförmige Mauerziegel gebrannt. Mit nur geringen Abänderungen an der Form ließe sich aber auch der Biberschwanz-Dachziegel herstellen, als Vorläufer der späteren mit Mulde (zur kontrollierten Ableitung des Niederschlagswassers) versehenen Modelle.

Produktionsverfahren und Modelle
Hergestellt wurde zunächst der als "Schottelpännche" bezeichnete, mit Hilfe einfacher Holzformen im Handstrichverfahren hergestellte Hohlziegel. Mit Beginn der mechanisierten Produktion wurde dieses Modell vom Doppelmuldenfalzziegel abgelöst, dem in den 1940er Jahren der Rheinlandziegel folgte. Hergestellt wurden die beiden letztgenannten Modelle in den Farben rotbraun (also naturbelassen), schwarz engobiert und silbergrau gedämpft. Ergänzend wurden die dazu passenden Firstziegel angeboten.

Nach vielen kleinen, heute namentlich nur noch wenig bekannten und im Handbetrieb arbeitenden Betrieben wie z. B. Faßbender, Gemein, Kentenich, Nürnberg, Reintgen, Virnich und Wild, wurde im Jahr 1830 auf einem 1,5 bis 2 ha großen Gelände an der heutigen Südstraße das mittelständische Unternehmen Bertram gegründet. Einen ersten hochoffiziellen Hinweis auf dieses Unternehmen findet sich bereits in der Topographisch-Statistischen Beschreibung der Königlich Preußischen Rheinprovinzen aus dem Jahr 1830. Laut dieser Darstellung ist Lüftelberg der einzige Ort im weiten Umkreis, der über eine Ziegelbrennerei von nennenswerter Größe verfügte. Mit bis zu 50 Mitarbeitern war dies der größte Lüftelberger Betrieb. Ab etwa 1880 konzentrierte sich die Firma Bertram auf die Herstellung von Terrakotta- und Majolika-Produkten und erlangte damit Weltruhm, wie Auszeichnungen z. B. anlässlich der Weltausstellungen in Chicago in den Jahren 1893 und 1933/34 verdeutlichen. Die Dachziegelproduktion wurde dann erst wieder vom späteren Eigentümer Johann Braun zu Beginn der 1950er Jahre aufgenommen.

Wirtschaftliche Bedeutung
Ein entscheidender Einfluss auf die Struktur der Dachziegelproduktion ging vom Anschluss Lüftelbergs an das Elektrizitätsnetz im Jahr 1880 aus, der die Umstellung der Produktion von der Handfertigung auf die maschinelle Fertigung beschleunigte. Viele der kleinen familiengeführten Betriebe konnten sich die Anschaffung der notwendigen Maschinen allerdings nicht leisten. Einige führten mit meist schlecht bezahlten Familienangehörigen die Produktion dennoch vorübergehend fort, viele Betriebe stellten kurzfristig die Produktion ganz ein, manche wichen dem Wettbewerb durch Umstellung der Produktion auf andere aus Ton herzustellende Erzeugnisse wie Gartenzwerge, Blumentöpfe oder andere Keramikerzeugnisse aus. Zwischen 1880 und Ende der 1940er Jahre ging die Anzahl der tonverarbeitenden Betriebe in Lüftelberg – nicht nur kriegsbedingt – von ca. 30 auf sechs bis acht zurück, ohne dass dies allerdings zu einer Verringerung der Gesamtproduktion geführt hätte. Im Gegenteil: Im Zeitraum 1880/90 war es der allgemeine Industrialisierungsprozess, in den Jahren nach den beiden Weltkriegen war es der notwendige Wiederaufbau der zerstörten Wohn- und Gewerbebauten, der die Nachfrage nach Dachziegeln spürbar steigen ließ. In der heutigen Südstraße reihten sich zeitweise Betriebe wie Klais, Bertram (später Johann Braun), Dick und Henseler aneinander. In unmittelbarer Nähe befanden sich zudem die Betriebe Bitten, Geschw. Braun und Hötgen.

Verbreitung fanden die Lüftelberger Dachziegel insbesondere im südlichen Teil Nordrhein-Westfalens und im nördlichen Rheinland-Pfalz, hier vor allem im Raum Ahr/Eifel. Lüftelberg entwickelte sich in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts zum Zentrum der Dachziegelherstellung. Die in der Tageszeitung geschalteten Verkaufsanzeigen und Stellenausschreibungen lassen erkennen, dass der Bekanntheitsgrad der Lüftelberger Dachziegel weit über den Produktionsort hinausging. In wirtschaftlicher und sozialer Hinsicht – vor allem unter dem Aspekt des Arbeitsplatzangebotes – hatte das Dachziegelgewerbe die Bedeutung der Landwirtschaft übertroffen. Der Anteil der in Lüftelberg in der Landwirtschaft Beschäftigten lag um 1880 bei nur noch 10 bis 12 %, während die vergleichbaren Werte der Nachbargemeinden bei 20 bis 22 % lagen. Die Zahl der im Dachziegelgewerbe in Lüftelberg Beschäftigten lag meist über 100 – angesichts von nur 400 Einwohnern um das Jahr 1900 eine beachtliche Größenordnung.

Strukturelle Veränderungen und Niedergang

Der ab etwa 1950 deutlich steigende Wettbewerbsdruck, vor allem durch niederrheinische Dachziegelhersteller, zum einen und das Angebot gut bezahlter, sauberer Arbeitsplätze in der Verwaltung der im Aufbau befindlichen damaligen Bundeshauptstadt Bonn zum anderen führte ab 1958 zur Einstellung der Dachziegelproduktion in Lüftelberg. Zwei Betriebe führten die Verarbeitung von Ton zu Blumentöpfen bzw. zu Drainagerohren und Kabelabdeckhauben noch bis zum Beginn der 1970er Jahre fort. Wenn man das Jahr 1600 als Beginn der Dachziegelproduktion in Lüftelberg nimmt, dann endete damit eine dreieinhalb Jahrhunderte dauernde Ära, von der heute neben den Fragmenten einiger ehemaliger Produktionsstätten noch eine größere Zahl mit Berjer Panne eingedeckter Häuser zeugen.

Literatur
 v. Hehl, Ulrich und Schäfer, Manfred: Meckenheim – wie es war. Hrsg. Stadt Meckenheim, Meckenheim 1985.
 Heusgen, Paul: VIII. Lüftelberg, in: Die Pfarreien der Dekanate Meckenheim und Rheinbach, Köln 1926.
 v. Jordans, Ferdinand: Lüftelberg in Vergangenheit und Gegenwart. In: General-Anzeiger vom 19. Januar 1940.

 Prothmann, Ottmar: Chronik von Altendorf und Ersdorf. 2005.
 Prothmann, Ottmar: Von Ziegelfeldern und Backsteinbauten in der Grafschaft. In: Heimatjahrbuch 2002 des Kreises Ahrweiler.

 Schneider, Madeleine: Das Wasserburgendorf Lüftelberg – Eine siedlungs- und wirtschaftsgeografische Untersuchung. Köln 1972.
 Stüwer, Wilhelm: Aus der Vergangenheit Meckenheims. In: Die Stadt Meckenheim – Ihre rheinische Geschichte und ihr deutsches Schicksal, 1100 Jahre Dorf und Stadt Meckenheim. Festschrift zur Jubiläumsfeier, Hrsg. Stadt Meckenheim 1954.

Weblinks
 http://www.dachziegelarchiv.de/hersteller.php?q=luef&s.x=0&s.y=0

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Mizzou down at least a dozen players vs. No. 2 Alabama due to COVID-19
Eric Blum
Missouri football will be without at least 12 players for its season opener against No. 2 Alabama on Sept. 26 due to the Southeastern Conference's coronavirus protocols.
Tigers head football coach Eli Drinkwitz declined to indicate Wednesday during a Zoom call with reporters how many of the dozen players have tested positive for COVID-19 or how many absences are the result of contact tracing.
The identities of the sidelined players have not been made public.
The absences stemmed from tests taken Sunday. Each SEC athlete and coach will be tested three times per week (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) during the fall season. Results from up to five more rounds of testing could raise the Tigers' number of players ineligible to face the Crimson Tide.
The SEC is expected to adopt a 53-player minimum for games this season, but Drinkwitz isn't concerned that the matchup against Alabama will be postponed.
"I'm not Miss Cleo. I can't forecast the future. I just take the results that come to me right now," Drinkwitz said Wednesday. "We've got 12 guys missing and we got a 111-man roster. So I don't know. Right now, we're fine, not worried about it. But again, get with me tomorrow. We just got tested today and we take another test Friday, we take another test Sunday. But I can't forecast the future."
Drinkwitz said no cases, to his knowledge, are the result of transmission through team facilities, and most positive cases involve roommates who are contact traced. Zoom meetings are the only activity quarantined Tigers may participate in.
Missouri on Wednesday confirmed its first two opt-outs for the 2020 season: wide receiver Maurice Massey and defensive tackle Chris Daniels.
Neither player will lose a year of eligibility because of NCAA COVID-19 guidelines.
Daniels is a redshirt senior who transferred to Missouri from Texas and played in two games last season. Massey, a St. Louis native, is a redshirt freshman who played in three games last year.
Drinkwitz said he doesn't anticipate either player wanting to opt back in this season based on their conversations.
"From the beginning, if they choose to opt out, we have their back, we support them and wish them well. And then we carry on," Drinkwitz said. "We want to make sure that they're taken care of academically and taken care of with training and whatever aspects we can help them, but we're moving on with guys that want to play this year. And it's a different dynamic because individually you respect them and wish them well. But then, you've got to snap back in and do what's best for the team moving forward
"... We've got to focus on the guys that are going to be here and going to help us contribute to winning this season. So it's two sides."
Former Jefferson City standout Daniel Ellinger, a wide receiver, has left the Tigers to pursue endeavors outside of football.
Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said Wednesday night that Alabama started testing its players daily for COVID-19 on Monday. Alabama had previously followed the SEC's mandated tri-weekly testing policy, Saban said.
"We just thought that it gives the players a peace of mind," Saban said. "It's the best thing for the players. It's the best thing for the program. We have the capabilities and resources to do it, so we're happy to do it.
"But we just decided this week that we would test our guys every day. With that, hopefully everybody feels safe and it will help the fact that maybe we won't have to quarantine some of these guys, minimize exposure."
Saban said he didn't know of any Alabama players who would be "out for sure" against Missouri.
"We may have some injured players who may not recover enough to be able to play in the game," Saban said.
eblum@columbiatribune.com


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See the ELLE cover star's top red-carpet moments
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We celebrate the singer's ELLE cover by looking back at her Colombian-inspired style
On stage, Shakira is known for her high-energy performances and penchant for crop tops, but it is her stunning vocals in English and Spanish that have won her over 250 music industry awards and led to worldwide record sales of 75 million albums and counting. Over the years her bohemian style has developed a sophisticated edge, blending rocker-chic with a flare for loud prints and sequins. Take a look at the cover girl's best looks through the years.
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The singer walks the red carpet in a black sequin dress at the NJR Music Awards in France.
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A face reflects obsessive determination. Her finger wounded from the act of forming the magic circle. No other blood than hers may be spilled for this sacred ritual... that's her greatest philosophy. It'll be insult to her pride if she does.
A magus and magecraft... The talent that never actually fully exploited in her family. They simply just like that ban the wonderful world beyond normal human knowledge. 'To mingle with other human'? Why bother? They're special to begin with... and they should show it to everyone while at it!
"Silver and iron to the origin. Gem and the archduke of contracts to the cornerstone. The ancestor is my great master . . . . .
Your self is under me, my fate(doom) is in your sword.
Will her mother finally accept her? She's currently only a hair breadth yes, just few more lines! Red stain start coloring the back of her palm, forming into three command seal in shape of sword. Swords with a demonic sheath. Her heart screaming shriek of joy. Saber! Saber oh Saber! The strongest class available in holy grail war. This surely would boost the praise that come from her mother's smiling lips!
The result was immediate. The one she summoned just like that appear from the magic circle in gigantic explosion of red light. Standing on the center of the rune, a warrior about one head taller than her, clad in thin mask that conceal his head. While the armor looks very bulky, it doesn't sit right on someone that tall... But it's a Servant.
"Before demanding me, as I'm the only one here to be your master, show your face and tell me your identity, Servant!" sternly she replied. A hoarse laughter escaped the cold iron headwear, not those of a goodwill, but that of a madness... As if on cue, the item burst into bloody red glittering dust. The girl's breath just stuck in her neck. She didn't call the [King of Knight], despite how much they looks alike.
The knight kneeled on one leg, Clarent unsheathed, stabbed to the floor in front of him. Both hands at the guard. The eyes never did show any sort of humility. In fact, it's a challenging eyes, even to his master. Alya's body trembled... her joy barely could be contained.
Mordred, the Traitor of Round Table declare his name with the same intensity of madness lacing his expression.


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Round 7 wrap-up: Another thrilling round in Sofia and a lot of great chess. Topalov beat Anand with black to move back to an even score. Bacrot fended off Kamsky to hold the leader to a draw. Ponomariov notched his first win of the event by outplaying Svidler. Kamsky now leads by a full point with three rounds to play.
Topalov returned the favor and beat Anand in a wonderfully tactical game. Anand looked to be trying to play it safe by playing c4 and castling kingside instead of the usual Najdorf opposite side castling melee. Topalov sacrificed a pawn to land a rook on the seventh rank and White had to deal with dangerous threats on every move. Then Topalov gave up a bishop and knight for a rook and pawns to reach a difficult endgame of two rooks and four pawns for Black versus rook, bishop, knight and two rook pawns for White. A pair of rooks soon left the board and it was clear that only Topalov and his kingside pawn mass had winning chances. He quickly activated his king and when the white h-pawn fell defense was hopeless. A tremendous game from the FIDE champion.
Ruslan Ponomariov displayed his trademark tenacity by grinding out a minimal advantage out of a Maroczy Bind against Peter Svidler. He used his better minor and active heavy pieces to apply pressure and eventually Black conceded a concrete advantage by capturing the knight on d5 and giving White a passer. It was the dreaded last move of the time control. 40..Qe6 looks feasible.
Gata Kamsky was close to running away with the event by beating Etienne Bacrot, but the young Frenchman woke up in time to play tough defense and earn a draw. Not exactly what you hope for when you have white, but when things aren't going well you have to look for those silver linings. If Black wants to go all out for a win, preventing White from playing g4 by playing 27..g4 and then ..h4 looks like a try, but Kamsky had no reason to take undue risks. He has the white pieces against Anand tomorrow and white against Topalov in the final round.
This city always reminds me of a British grandmaster friend, who many years ago was playing in an important event here. "I'll be leaving on Thursday," he told his mother. "Where to, dear?" she asked. "To the super tournament in Bulgaria." "Which city?" "Mum, I told you, it's the capital. Don't you remember – a girl's name?" "What was it, dear? Sally?"
No, come on, it's Sofia! A city that grows on you. The people are generally friendly, and nobody seems out to get you. Most speak enough English for useful communication. Everything is very inexpensive by European standards. We stopped using the trams, which cost about 20 cents a ride, and switched to taxis, which charge you $2-3 for anywhere you want to go. Their fuel gauges show empty, all of them, and the reason is that they actually are. The taxis run on natural gas, which is taxed much more lightly than petrol.
A street through the central part of Sofia, with the tramcar lines.
The book market, with hundreds of metres of open-air stalls.
Some new Bulgarian friends, who were friendly enough, but conversationally restrained. The man on the right was more talkative and told me that the silent ones were famous authors.
In the park people crowd around an M-Tel chess broadcast centre to follow the games on TV screens. There is intense discussion and obvious enthusiasm for the event.
So if you are interested in chess, why not play yourself? There are tables and boards in the park, and dozens of games going at any given time.
The reception area for the tournament, a very popular place where people are always stopping to ask questions they actually should know the answer to.


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#ifndef LOG4QT_HELPERS_FACTORY_H
#define LOG4QT_HELPERS_FACTORY_H

/******************************************************************************
 * Dependencies
 ******************************************************************************/

#include <QtCore/QHash>
#include <QtCore/QMutex>
#include <QtCore/QStringList>

QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
class QMetaProperty;
class QObject;
QT_END_NAMESPACE

/******************************************************************************
 * Declarations
 ******************************************************************************/

namespace Log4Qt
{

	class Appender;
	class Filter;
	class Layout;

	/*!
	 * \brief The class Factory provides factories for Appender, Filter and
	 *        Layout objects.
	 *
	 * The functions createAppender(), createFilter() and createLayout()
	 * allow to create objects by specifying their class names. By default
	 * all classes of the package are recognised with their Log4j and Log4Qt
	 * classanmes. For example an object of the class FileAppender can be
	 * craeted using "org.apache.log4j.FileAppender" or "Log4Qt::FileAppender".
	 * Additional classes can be registered using registerAppender(),
	 * registerFilter() and registerLayout().
	 *
	 * An QObject property can be set from a string value with
	 * setObjectProperty(). The function handles the required error checking
	 * and type conversion.
	 *
	 * \note All the functions declared in this class are thread-safe.
	 *
	 * \sa PropertyConfigurator
	 */
	class Factory
	{
	public:
		/*!
	     * Prototype for an Appender factory function. The function creates
	     * an Appender object on the heap and returns a pointer to it.
	     *
	     * \sa registerAppender(), createAppender()
		 */
		typedef Appender *(*AppenderFactoryFunc)();

		/*!
	     * Prototype for a Filter factory function. The function creates
	     * a Filter object on the heap and returns a pointer to it.
	     *
	     * \sa registerFilter(), createFilter()
		 */
		typedef Filter *(*FilterFactoryFunc)();

		/*!
	     * Prototype for a Layout factory function. The function creates
	     * a Layout object on the heap and returns a pointer to it.
	     *
	     * \sa registerLayout(), createLayout()
		 */
		typedef Layout *(*LayoutFactoryFunc)();

	private:
	    Factory();
        Q_DISABLE_COPY(Factory)

	public:
		/*!
		 * Creates an object for the class \a rAppenderClassName on the heap
		 * and returns a pointer to it. If the class has no registered factory
		 * function a null pointer is returned.
		 *
		 * \sa registerAppender(), unregisterAppender(), registeredAppenders()
		 */
	    static Appender *createAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static Appender *createAppender(const char *pAppenderClassName);

		/*!
		 * Creates an object for the class \a rFilterClassName on the heap
		 * and returns a pointer to it. If the class has no registered factory
		 * function a null pointer is returned.
		 *
		 * \sa registerFilter(), unregisterFilter(), registeredFilters()
		 */
	    static Filter *createFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static Filter *createFilter(const char *pFilterClassName);

		/*!
		 * Creates an object for the class \a rLayoutClassName on the heap
		 * and returns a pointer to it. If the class has no registered factory
		 * function a null pointer is returned.
		 *
		 * \sa registerLayout(), unregisterLayout(), registeredLayouts()
		 */
	    static Layout *createLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static Layout *createLayout(const char *pLayoutClassName);

        /*!
         * Returns the Factory instance.
         */
        static Factory *instance();

	    /*!
		 * Registers the Appender factory function \a pAppenderFactoryFunc
		 * for the class \a rAppenderClassName. If a registered factory
		 * function exists for the class, it is replaced with
		 * \a pAppenderFactoryFunc.
		 *
		 * \sa unregisterAppender(), registeredAppenders(), createAppender()
		 */
	    static void registerAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName,
	    		                     AppenderFactoryFunc pAppenderFactoryFunc);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static void registerAppender(const char *pAppenderClassName,
	    		                     AppenderFactoryFunc pAppenderFactoryFunc);

		/*!
		 * Registers the Filter factory function \a pFilterFactoryFunc
		 * for the class \a rFilterClassName. If a registered factory
		 * function exists for the class, it is replaced with
		 * \a pFilterFactoryFunc.
		 *
		 * \sa unregisterFilter(), registeredFilters(), createFilter()
		 */
	    static void registerFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName,
	    		                   FilterFactoryFunc pFilterFactoryFunc);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static void registerFilter(const char *pFilterClassName,
	    		                   FilterFactoryFunc pFilterFactoryFunc);

		/*!
		 * Registers the Layout factory function \a pLayoutFactoryFunc
		 * for the class \a rLayoutClassName. If a registered factory
		 * function exists for the class, it is replaced with
		 * \a pLayoutFactoryFunc.
		 *
		 * \sa unregisterLayout(), registeredLayout(), createLayout()
		 */
	    static void registerLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName,
	    		                   LayoutFactoryFunc pLayoutFactoryFunc);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static void registerLayout(const char *pLayoutClassName,
	    		                   LayoutFactoryFunc pLayoutFactoryFunc);

        /*!
	     * Returns a list of the class names for registered Appender factory
	     * functions.
	     *
	     * \sa registerAppender(), unregisterAppender()
	     */
	    static QStringList registeredAppenders();

	    /*!
	     * Returns a list of the class names for registered Filter factory
	     * functions.
	     *
	     * \sa registerFilter(), unregisterFilter()
	     */
	    static QStringList registeredFilters();

	    /*!
	     * Returns a list of the class names for registered Layout factory
	     * functions.
	     *
	     * \sa registerLayout(), unregisterLayout()
	     */
	    static QStringList registeredLayouts();

        /*!
         * Sets the property \a rProperty of the object \a pObject to the
         * value \a rValue. The function will test that the property
         * \a rProperty is writeable and of a type the function can convert to.
         * The types bool, int, Level and QString are supported.
         *
         * \sa OptionConverter
         */
        static void setObjectProperty(QObject *pObject,
                                      const QString &rProperty,
                                      const QString &rValue);

        /*!
         * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
         */
        static void setObjectProperty(QObject *pObject,
                                      const char *pProperty,
                                      const QString &rValue);

        /*!
		 * Unregisters the Appender factory function for the class
		 * \a rAppenderClassName.
		 *
		 * \sa registerAppender(), registeredAppenders()
		 */
	    static void unregisterAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static void unregisterAppender(const char *pAppenderClassName);

		/*!
		 * Unregisters the Filter factory function for the class
		 * \a rFilterClassName.
		 *
		 * \sa registerFilter(), registeredFilters()
		 */
	    static void unregisterFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static void unregisterFilter(const char *pFilterClassName);

		/*!
		 * Unregisters the Layout factory function for the class
		 * \a rLayoutClassName.
		 *
		 * \sa registerLayout(), registeredLayouts()
		 */
	    static void unregisterLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName);

	    /*!
	     * This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
	     */
	    static void unregisterLayout(const char *pLayoutClassName);

	private:
	    Appender *doCreateAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName);
	    Filter *doCreateFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName);
	    Layout *doCreateLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName);
	    void doRegisterAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName,
	                            AppenderFactoryFunc pAppenderFactoryFunc);
	    void doRegisterFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName,
	                          FilterFactoryFunc pFilterFactoryFunc);
	    void doRegisterLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName,
	                          LayoutFactoryFunc pLayoutFactoryFunc);
        void doSetObjectProperty(QObject *pObject,
                                 const QString &rProperty,
                                 const QString &rValue);
	    void doUnregisterAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName);
	    void doUnregisterFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName);
        void doUnregisterLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName);
	    void registerDefaultAppenders();
	    void registerDefaultFilters();
	    void registerDefaultLayouts();
	    bool validateObjectProperty(QMetaProperty &rMetaProperty,
	                                const QString &rProperty,
	                                QObject *pObject);

	private:
		mutable QMutex mObjectGuard;
	    QHash<QString, AppenderFactoryFunc> mAppenderRegistry;
	    QHash<QString, FilterFactoryFunc> mFilterRegistry;
        QHash<QString, LayoutFactoryFunc> mLayoutRegistry;
	};

	/**************************************************************************
	 * Operators, Helper
	 **************************************************************************/

#ifndef QT_NO_DEBUG_STREAM
	/*!
	 * \relates Factory
	 *
	 * Writes all object member variables to the given debug stream \a rDebug and
	 * returns the stream.
	 *
	 * <tt>
	 * %Factory(appenderfactories:("Log4Qt::DebugAppender", "Log4Qt::NullAppender",
	 *          "Log4Qt::ConsoleAppender", "org.apache.log4j.varia.DebugAppender",
	 *          "org.apache.log4j.FileAppender", "org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender",
	 *          "org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender",
	 *          "org.apache.log4j.varia.ListAppender",
	 *          "org.apache.log4j.varia.NullAppender",
	 *          "Log4Qt::FileAppender", "org.apache.log4j.ConsoleAppender",
	 *          "Log4Qt::DailyRollingFileAppender", "Log4Qt::ListAppender",
	 *          "Log4Qt::RollingFileAppender") filterfactories:
	 *          ("Log4Qt::DenyAllFilter", "Log4Qt::StringMatchFilter",
	 *          "Log4Qt::LevelRangeFilter", "org.apache.log4j.varia.DenyAllFilter",
	 *          "org.apache.log4j.varia.LevelRangeFilter",
	 *          "org.apache.log4j.varia.StringMatchFilter", "Log4Qt::LevelMatchFilter",
	 *          "org.apache.log4j.varia.LevelMatchFilter") layoutfactories:
	 *          ("org.apache.log4j.SimpleLayout", "Log4Qt::PatternLayout",
	 *          "Log4Qt::SimpleLayout", "org.apache.log4j.TTCCLayout",
	 *          "Log4Qt::TTCCLayout", "org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout") )
	 * </tt>
	 * \sa QDebug, Factory::logManager()
	 */
	QDebug operator<<(QDebug debug,
	                  const Factory &rFactory);
#endif // QT_NO_DEBUG_STREAM

	/**************************************************************************
	 * Inline
	 **************************************************************************/

    inline Appender *Factory::createAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName)
    {
        return instance()->doCreateAppender(rAppenderClassName);
    }

	inline Appender *Factory::createAppender(const char *pAppenderClassName)
    {
        return instance()->doCreateAppender(QLatin1String(pAppenderClassName));
    }

    inline Filter *Factory::createFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName)
    {
        return instance()->doCreateFilter(rFilterClassName);
    }

    inline Filter *Factory::createFilter(const char *pFilterClassName)
    {
        return instance()->doCreateFilter(QLatin1String(pFilterClassName));
    }

    inline Layout *Factory::createLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName)
    {
        return instance()->doCreateLayout(rLayoutClassName);
    }

    inline Layout *Factory::createLayout(const char *pLayoutClassName)
    {
        return instance()->doCreateLayout(QLatin1String(pLayoutClassName));
    }

    inline void Factory::registerAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName,
                                          AppenderFactoryFunc pAppenderFactoryFunc)
    {
        instance()->doRegisterAppender(rAppenderClassName, pAppenderFactoryFunc);
    }

    inline void Factory::registerAppender(const char *pAppenderClassName,
                                          AppenderFactoryFunc pAppenderFactoryFunc)
    {
        instance()->doRegisterAppender(QLatin1String(pAppenderClassName), pAppenderFactoryFunc);
    }

    inline void Factory::registerFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName,
                                 FilterFactoryFunc pFilterFactoryFunc)
    {
        instance()->doRegisterFilter(rFilterClassName, pFilterFactoryFunc);
    }

    inline void Factory::registerFilter(const char *pFilterClassName,
    		                            FilterFactoryFunc pFilterFactoryFunc)
    {
        instance()->doRegisterFilter(QLatin1String(pFilterClassName), pFilterFactoryFunc);
    }

    inline void Factory::registerLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName,
                                 LayoutFactoryFunc pLayoutFactoryFunc)
    {
        instance()->doRegisterLayout(rLayoutClassName, pLayoutFactoryFunc);
    }

    inline void Factory::registerLayout(const char *pLayoutClassName,
    		                            LayoutFactoryFunc pLayoutFactoryFunc)
    {
        instance()->doRegisterLayout(QLatin1String(pLayoutClassName), pLayoutFactoryFunc);
    }

    inline QStringList Factory::registeredAppenders()
    {
        QMutexLocker locker(&instance()->mObjectGuard);
        return instance()->mAppenderRegistry.keys();
    }

    inline QStringList Factory::registeredFilters()
    {
        QMutexLocker locker(&instance()->mObjectGuard);
        return instance()->mFilterRegistry.keys();
    }

    inline QStringList Factory::registeredLayouts()
    {
        QMutexLocker locker(&instance()->mObjectGuard);
        return instance()->mLayoutRegistry.keys();
    }

    inline void Factory::setObjectProperty(QObject *pObject,
                                           const QString &rProperty,
                                           const QString &rValue)
    {
        instance()->doSetObjectProperty(pObject, rProperty, rValue);
    }

    inline void Factory::setObjectProperty(QObject *pObject,
                                           const char *pProperty,
                                           const QString &rValue)
    {
        instance()->doSetObjectProperty(pObject, QLatin1String(pProperty), rValue);
    }

    inline void Factory::unregisterAppender(const QString &rAppenderClassName)
    {
        instance()->doUnregisterAppender(rAppenderClassName);
    }

    inline void Factory::unregisterAppender(const char *pAppenderClassName)
    {
        instance()->doUnregisterAppender(QLatin1String(pAppenderClassName));
    }

    inline void Factory::unregisterFilter(const QString &rFilterClassName)
    {
        instance()->doUnregisterFilter(rFilterClassName);
    }

    inline void Factory::unregisterFilter(const char *pFilterClassName)
    {
        instance()->doUnregisterFilter(QLatin1String(pFilterClassName));
    }

    inline void Factory::unregisterLayout(const QString &rLayoutClassName)
    {
        instance()->doUnregisterLayout(rLayoutClassName);
    }

    inline void Factory::unregisterLayout(const char *pLayoutClassName)
    {
        instance()->doUnregisterLayout(QLatin1String(pLayoutClassName));
    }

} // namespace Log4Qt

// Q_DECLARE_TYPEINFO(Log4Qt::Factory, Q_COMPLEX_TYPE); // use default

#endif // LOG4QT_HELPERS_FACTORY_H

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Brenau adjunct professor Dr. Tracia Cloud leads a special diversity workshop at the Gainesville historic campus on Friday, Oct. 23.
The Division of Student Services-sponsored event, open to all staff and faculty members, will be held at the Thurmond McRae Lecture Hall from noon to 2:30 p.m.
Cloud, also a DeKalb County School District HR specialist, will discuss ways educators and administrators can encourage and engage in diversity-related conversations with students.
Lunch will be provided for those who RSVP to ude.uanerb@gnilwobj by noon on Wednesday, Oct. 21.


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In the guaranteed price of 37.50 for December a correction of 3.50 euros was included because of too low estimated prices of the reference companies in recent months of 2016. It is expected that the prices of almost all commodities will increase slightly.
The protein price in January 2017 is 563.17 euros, the fat price is 281.59 euros and the lactose price is 56.32 euros per 100 kilogrammes.
The guaranteed price applies to 100 kilogrammes of milk with a protein content of 3.47 percent, a fat content of 4.41 percent and a lactose content of 4.51 percent and is exclusive of VAT. From 2017 the amounts shown apply to an average supply of 800,000 kilogrammes of milk annually (in previous years 600,000 kilogrammes). The volume-based premium and seasonal scheme are discontinued starting in 2017.
From January 2017, FrieslandCampina will also publish the organic guaranteed price on his website.
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