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Laujar de Andarax, Spain
Cortijo de La Villa, 04470 Laujar de Andarax, Spain – Show map
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Outdoor Pool, Outdoor Pool (seasonal), Grounds, Terrace
Tennis Court, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Playground
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Restaurant, Bar
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
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All children are welcome.
One child from 0 to 3 years stays free of charge in a crib.
One additional child from 4 to 11 years is charged EUR 12 per person per night in an extra bed.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 22 per person per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 2.
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Nice comfortable accommodation
No fridge facilities in the accommodation. Evening meal wasn't served until 8pm and 9pm on Sayaturdays which is far too late. Breakfast not until 9 am which again with young children is too late. Meant we paid to eat out twice whilst we'd already paid for half board. Breakfast a poor selection. Very very basic, not a lot of choice. Cold coffee, no tea choices?
We were greeted in a very friendly manner. Nothing was too much trouble. They opened the restaurant for us as it would not normally have opened on Tuesdays. Hotel and grounds were excellent. Food was very good and value for money. Will be going again.
Everything, we had a wonderful 3days and are going back in January. Would recommend to anyone
Really comfy beds, especially the pillows! Tucked away in a lovely área with great views of surrounding moutains and close to hiking trails. It was so peaceful and relaxing
Old Spanish feel of the house. Quietness.
Restaurant closed that evening. Breakfast was good.
Location. Pool.
Restaurant was closed. When we askes the receptionist to recommend a restaurant he directed us to one about a kilometre down the road which was also closed.
3 course meal for 10€ and good quality excellent value for money great bathrooms
Level of communication of the staff might be better
Very welcoming, fantastic grounds, well appointed, spacious accommodation. Meals and local wine extremely good. Staff kind, obliging and helpful.
Swimming pool was undermaintained.
Nice hotel in extremely nice location
Nothing, but 1 advise: put some more sign post and I thing the decimal coordinates are wrong on booking.com
Lovely accommodation, clean and cool rooms, great pool, and good food in the restaurant.
We didn't find a sunbed that wasn't broken. The rooms could benefit from the addition of a small fridge.
Enjoyed our stay. The villa was spacious with large bathroom and a sitting area and a good sized terrace. Restaurant set menu was excellent value for money and the staff were very helpful. The village is a good position for viewing the area and we would certainly recommend it.
The outsides of the villas need a little maintenance.
the hotel lobby, the dining-room, our room with terrace - all in very good taste as far as colours and design go.
chairs and table on our terrace. the fact that although it was quite hot in May we couldn't use the pool
Spacious and comfortable rooms on lovely setting.
We could not use the swimming pool and it was very hot weather.
Location, rooms, dinner and breakfast good.
Tenniscourt in very bad condition. The swimmingpool was not ready yet. Frontoffice staff was not friendly
bad connection Wifi
The Staff were welcoming and most helpful. The room was spacious and comfortable with excellent views. Very good value in a beautiful situation.
Would have liked the restaurant to be open as the place recommended was not what we wanted.
On arrival (Monday) informed restaurant and bar closed for Monday and Tuesday.In need of redecoration, buidlings and grounds,very tired and drab, needs mass TLC.Needed car into town,husband unble to drink. Ended up back a hotel, cans of beer and crisps, not what we expected for special anniversary break, ruined holiday.
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RESTON, Va., Jul 18, 2014 (BUSINESS WIRE) –Software AG was among the select companies that Forrester Research, Inc., a leading independent research firm, invited to participate in its report, "The Forrester Wave™: Big Data Streaming Analytics Platforms, Q3 2014 1 ". In this evaluation, Software AG received top scores in the Current Offering and Strategy Categories, and among the highest scores in the Market Presence Category. Software AG's Apama Complex Event Processing platform, part of the company's Intelligent Business Operations(IBO) offering, was evaluated.
Citing Software AG as a company with a "…vision (that) puts real-time customer experience first", Forrester highlighted several features that landed Software AG's in the Streaming Analytics Leader category, including:
Stream Processing - "Software AG IBO provides comprehensive streaming operators. Filtering, aggregation, location-based, time windows, temporal patterns, query enrichment, action interfaces, and dynamic operators."
Visualization tools – "Software AG IBO provides a rich Web-based UI framework that enables the building of direct client UIs and the binding (mashup) of separate data sources that can be merged, analyzed and then mapped to a flexible set of real-time visualization."
Data sources – "Software AG IBO supports more than 100 input/output protocol and industry data adapters. Software AG provides a developer toolkit to build customer adapters."
Dr. Wolfram Jost, Chief Technology Officer and member of the Executive Board at Software AG, said: "I believe that this report echoes the feedback we receive from our customers, who acknowledge the tremendous competitive value they gain when using Software AG's Intelligent Business Operations (IBO) solutions. Streaming Analytics is at the core of our IBO offering and is the basis upon which companies can manage fast 'Big Data' and the increasing impact of the 'Internet of Things'."
Streaming Analytics is fundamental to enterprises deriving maximum knowledge, value, and competitive advantage from the rapidly growing Internet of Things (IoT). It is estimated that the IoT will add nearly two trillion dollars in economic value by 2020 through opening new and diverse markets and channels. Enterprises that need to implement innovative and flexible business models that can rapidly address new markets must first be able to identify market movements and changing requirements in real-time. Streaming analytics provides this capability.
To address this, Software AG's Apama and Terracotta products are built on an in-memory architecture that enables real-time processing of extremely fast, large data volumes — orders of magnitude larger than traditional database based IT architectures. Uniquely, they can combine in-memory, historical process discovery and performance monitoring data with real-time business operational data streams. Continuous analytics on streaming data can be performed to identify business patterns, which have happened or are about to happen. Visualizations and visual analytics for business users support both human-oriented and automated intelligent actions.
David Walker, IT Strategist and Architect at DBS Bank, one of the largest and most prominent institutions in Asia and a Software AG customer, noted:
"Over the last three years our bank has been leveraging the power of streaming analytics in multiple areas including real-time fraud detection and location-based marketing and cross-sell. With our real-time fraud detection system, we provide our customers with unparalleled protection in the region; while our right-time location-based marketing and cross-sell solutions offer our customers pin point advice and offers to suit their needs. The Software AG streaming analytics solution delivers tremendous value rightly recognised in the market."
Apama is deployed in numerous organizations worldwide: for example in financial services with banks such as in Australia and New Zealand Bank, the Royal Bank of Canada and Unicredit, in manufacturing with Manuvis, logistics with Royal Dirkzwager and in telecommunications with Turkcell.
Jay Johnson, President and Chief Executive Officer, Software AG North America noted: "All too often, companies are conducting 'rearview mirror' analysis and miss potential opportunities or threats. Using Software AG's Apama and Terracotta products as part of our IBO solution, business leaders can now receive up-to-the-minute information and analysis, and consequently they make the best decisions at the right time."
The complete report is available at www.softwareag.com/recognition .
Further information at the microsite .
About Software AG
Software AG (frankfurt tecdax:SOW) helps organizations achieve their business objectives faster. The company's big data, integration and business process technologies enable customers to drive operational efficiency, modernize their systems and optimize processes for smarter decisions and better service. Building on over 40 years of customer-centric innovation, the company is ranked as a "leader" in fourteen market categories, fueled by core product families Adabas-Natural, ARIS, Alfabet, Apama, Terracotta and webMethods. Software AG has more than 4,600 employees in 70 countries and had revenues of €973 million in 2013.
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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Steele, Remington Steele
The name is Steele. Remington Steele.
Before the advent of reality TV and gritty cop shows, detective shows were apparently the thing -- and the 1980s show "Remington Steele" was a standout. The mixture of humor, romantic tension and high-gloss detecting is constantly entertaining.
Laura Holt (Stephanie Zimbalist) worked hard to become a private eye,...
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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Steele, Remington Steele,
E. A Solinas "ea_solinas" (MD USA) - See all my reviews
The name is Steele. Remington Steele.
Before the advent of reality TV and gritty cop shows, detective shows were apparently the thing -- and the 1980s show "Remington Steele" was a standout. The mixture of humor, romantic tension and high-gloss detecting is constantly entertaining.
Laura Holt (Stephanie Zimbalist) worked hard to become a private eye, only to discover that sexism was holding her back. So she invented a fake boss, Remington Steele, who was always conveniently absent when clients came to talk to his "assistant." The deceptive little system works perfectly... until Laura tries to protect a multimillion-dollar jewel collection, and runs into a man (Pierce Brosnan) who now claims to be Remington Steele.
The flesh-and-blood Remington Steele is dapper, intelligent, loves old movies, and is a master criminal. Laura can't expose him without exposing her own fraud, so she comes to a tenuous truce with him: She'll let him stay, and finance his apartment and living, if he behaves himself and doesn't mess around with her detecting. Her assistants Murphy and Bernice (James Read and Janet DeMay) don't like it, but they have to accept him.
But Steele doesn't want to stay in the shadows. He begins to take an interest in solving cases, and helps Laura find a missing video game genius, deal with a body in a winery, and encounter the Yakuza, murderous fellow P.I.s, B-movie queens, smut publishers, insomniacs, old lovers, divorce lawyers, and much more. All the while, Laura tries to figure out who Steele really is, as they try to figure out how they feel about each other.
Humorous detective stories are not an easy thing to do -- they can easily descend into slapstick or idiocy. "Remington Steele" straddled the line perfectly. The first two episodes are rather grim, but by episode three we have Brosnan's charming smirks and the slightly oddball cases that the show became known for. Okay, maybe Laura's on-the-run striptease was a bit much, but Steele's look of shock is worth it.
Surprisingly, not much has aged about this show. Sure, we have some ludicrous 80s hair and clothing, and computers were in their infancy. But the storylines are still hugely entertaining, the sort of stories that could be easily transferred (well, most of the time) to the 1920s, 2000s, or most places in between. And they're peppered with old movie references, courtesy of Steele's little obsession.
Pierce Brosnan, pre-Bond, gives Steele the right amounts of earnestness and smoothness, quoting old movies and enthusiastically needling Murphy. Zimbalist does an almost equal job; she gets a bit smug in some scenes, but overall carries it well as the Beatrice to Pierce's Benedick. The two stars have remarkably electric chemisty -- a shame they didn't like each other.
DeMay and Read aren't as good -- they were only in one season -- primarily because their characters seem rather one note. And the various guest stars are very good, whether old ladies or distinguished actors, such as Zimbalist's father Efram Jr. And keep an eye out for a young Sharon Stone in a very brief role.
A deeply entertaining and well-written series, "Remington Steele" managed to bridge the gulf between detective shows and dry comedy. Fun, tense and intelligent.
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Mystery and Film Lover's Delight,
This review is from: Remington Steele: Season 1 [DVD] [1983] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] (DVD)
This was a truly stylish television show that tapped into the kind of Stanley Donen light mystery romance that is missing from the movies today. Pierce Brosnan and Stephanie Zimbalist were perfectly cast and the show only got better with each episode. The Henry Mancini theme music captured the feel of this light and sophisticated show tinged with humor perfectly. It was as evocative and as much a part of the show as his "Peter Gunn" theme had been decades before.
Laura Holt (Zimbalist) couldn't get her private detective agency off the ground in spite of her skills until she invented the phantom agency head, Remington Steele. Business was booming and everything was going swell until Pierce Brosnan shows up and assumes the roll of the nonexistent Steele, both around town and with clients. An uneasy alliance was formed that to the delight of fans moved more and more towards the romantic as time went by.
Brosnan's Steele was debonair and stylish, his past a shady mystery ala' "To Catch a Thief." Each season Laura discovered new things about his past in Ireland and his exploits in other countries. Steele was also a film buff and would make constant references to films of the 1930's and 1940's he would recall pertaining to the case. It made all us film buffs who knew just what he was talking about feel like we were insiders, and was one of the many charms of this wonderful show.
Brosnan and Zimbalist were a terrific screen couple in the tradition of all those ones we remember fondly. One could say they were our generations Nick and Nora Charles. There was a fun anticipation for viewers as week after week we watched the two become involved in a mystery while they danced around their growing affection for each other. And it was always fun as little tidbits of Steele's past were discovered by Laura.
This series was fun and sophisticated and always left you feeling good. This kind of entertaining film is missing from today's teen driven box office. It is also missing from the "reality" driven television we see so much of today. Remington Steele filled a void left for those seeking the kind of fun escapism which all but disappeared when the Hollywood studio system began to collapse.
Remington Steele was something really special in television. Every one of the episodes was enjoyable and finally, after years of waiting, the first season of this truly fantastic show is being released. Every lover of classic films was in love with this show. It was a refreshing reminder of what television could, and should be. I have this on my wish list to pick up and you'll want it on yours as well.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Steele Enjoyable,
I don't remember the first time I watched an episode of Remington Steele, but I can tell you for sure what time of the week it was. Around 2004, one of the channels on Israeli television decided to put up an unannounced mystery show strip on Saturday afternoon. It would begin at about 15:30 with Remington Steele, go on with an episode of Murder, She Wrote and climax at about 17:15 with the holy grail of mystery TV, Columbo. It was through this strip that I got to know and love dear old Remington.
I don't think there's any particular need to elaborate on how and why this show is so good, giving the viewer a great mystery plot, wonderful comedy from the two leads, and don't forget that romance wasn't on short supply either. It's all you could ask for, really.
Now, regrading the actual product: I've read a review here that complained about the ugliness of the packaging. I, actually, got a bit of a kick out of it, since it quite closely resmebles the packaging of old commercial VHS releases, both in its size and in the way it opens. Just like seeing the show, it gives you a bit of time travel. I didn't expect the video or audio quality to be anything special, so I really don't mind that they really aren't. The one star I decided to knock down is for the lack of meaningful extras. You do get an audio commentary channel from the show's creators Robert Butler and Michael Gleason on a few episodes, and one of the discs contains some "featurettes" about the show, but my feeling is that it could have been better in this aspect. It's also a shame that this is the only season available on Region 2.
All in all, if you love this show, you'll love this DVD!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful show, even better DVD product than in the US!,
Wendy C. Rigney (Troy, NY USA) - See all my reviews
I loved this show when it aired and still love it today. Pierce Brosnan and Stephanie Zimbalist starred as the fictitious Remington Steele, a man created by Zimbalist's Laura Holt as no one would take her seriously as a female private investigator. Sure, the premise likely would not fly today, but this was the '80s.
Brosnan came into his own as the con man, looking to steal valuable and rare Royal Lavulite, but instead becoming intrigued by Laura...and the lucrative perks that go along with bringing Steele to life as a flesh and blood man.
The chemistry between Zimbalist and Brosnan is as fabulous as I recall, and the series is still highly enjoyable.
Add in a bonus that the DVDs for Region 2 are single sided, with no skipping or freezing or pixelating (I have a region-free player) and it is a slice of heaven to watch without the bugs that come with the Region 1 release, even if it is wonderful to have the show released in any capacity. Region 1 has 4 discs, double sided, and there have been occasional glitches. So, even already owning Season 1 in R1, I was thrilled to see it here in a much better design.
I can only hope the UK will release the other four seasons...and also as single sided discs!
5.0 out of 5 stars Surprised? I definitely was...,
Mel (Kent.) - See all my reviews
When I looked for this boxset to write a review I was surprised to find that series one isn't alone and there is a series two and three. It must have been popular in the 1980s. I didn't see the programmes the first time round and the idea behind the stories, of a female private investigator not being able to admit to running the agency and needing a fictional male boss to be taken seriously, grated each time it was outlined at the beginning of every episode, but I kept watching. There are lots of episodes on several discs, so it kept me going in advert free telly for quite a while, and I bought it because I was curious although I thought I'd never watch them all.
Watcht them all I did, however, and I'm even contemplating another series. Get through the introduction and what you have is almost an hour of really good acting, a mixture of comedy and serious detective work, with superb performances by Stephanie Zimbalist and the then unknown Pierce Brosnan.
By the end of the first series I'd changed my thinking entirely and now see it as an original idea to have a character invented by Laura, becoming reality, yet we never really know his real identity. Memorable moments must include the scene in the monastry wine cellar in 'Vintage Steele' when a monk who has taken a vow of silence has to 'spell' his message out in pure charade fashion. Wonderful! I'll miss it.
5.0 out of 5 stars Best of the lot!,
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As several critics and reviewers have already noted (and many producers have got educated at some pain), it is very difficult to get the "just right" concoction of comedy & thrill in a detective show. This particular show, which was one of the first, as well as one of the finest, takes the cake according to my humble opinion. Not only does the actors fit the bill exactly as they were supposed to, when the particular characters had been conjured by the writers, but the panache as well as emotion with which they go about their business is refreshingly fresh even today. The basic conceit of the show is too well known to be elaborated by me, and the only meaningful thing that I can say to those who are yet to watch this show would be: GO, GET IT! Highly Recommended.
5.0 out of 5 stars The greatest screwball detective show,
My wife and I didn't get into Remington Steele until the second season, after a friend of ours said we ought to watch it: Because she thought my wife was a dead ringer for Stephanie Zimbalist. Well, there was a resemblance, I guess. (And my wife is still gorgeous.) But the main reason this became one of our all time faves is because the show is witty, smart, sexy and so romantic. The mysteries are almost all solid and funny. And the chemistry between Brosnan and Zimbalist (and in seasons after this Doris Roberts) is terrific. I bought each season on DVD as soon as it became available and we watch the show on a regular basis. Never tire of it. If you like light-touch, funny mystery shows, Remy and Laura are for you.
5.0 out of 5 stars Steele Classy,
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I've long been a fan of odd-pair TV shows, particularly those with an investigative bent: X-Files, Bones, Due South and so on. Having exhausted most of my options, I stumbled across Remington Steele.
It was before my time, featured Cheese Master Pierce Brosnan, and had a fantastic premise. I ordered the first season with a degree of trepidation that it would be too dated to enjoy.
I need not have feared. Remington Steele is dated, yes, but it's dated in ways that actually improve the experience: Laura Holt's little Golf, the lack of mobile phones, the lack of boring CSI stuff, hilarious clothes and coiffure, and an unabashed sense of humour.
Remington Steele isn't all fluff, though. The writing is strong enough that even the most ridiculous cases are entertaining, while the dialogue between Laura Holt, Remington, and their associates is nearly always razor sharp: laced with groan-worthy puns and thigh slapping one liners. You can tell the actors were having fun in their roles, especially Pierce as the super-slick impersonator of Laura Holt's dream detective.
A wonderful, sax laden score by Henry Mancini tops off a surprisingly polished package.
I was pleasantly surprised. Remington Steele is an easy, entertaining watch with loveable characters and an interesting setting. Perfect to view with friends with a sense of humour and a knack for impersonations!
4.0 out of 5 stars A piece of tv nostalgia,
This review is from: Remington Steele: Season 1 [DVD] [1983] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] (DVD)
I brought this for a friend's birthday and we spent several fun filled hours watching, cringing and laughing at it.If you remember Laura Holt's white Golf, this is for you!!!
5.0 out of 5 stars Heaven,
I'm in heaven - I never thought this would be released in Region 2 as it passed the UK by. But one of the all time great screwball pairings in any format. The 80s barely impinge. I do hope the other series follow on DVD.
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I am the mum of three boys and last Oct had an unplanned pg that ended in m/c at 6 weeeks. I was upset but not devastated. We then decided to have another child (I had become used to the idea of having four) Fell pg first cycle and am now due 6th Oct. I was very anxious TTC but not so bad once I found out I was pg.
I lost the baby at exactly 6 weeks and tomorrow I will be exactly six weeks. I am extremely agitated and nervous. I have had morning sickness which today doesn't seem so bad (but could be my imagination). I was determined to enjoy every second of this pg even if it didn't last but am struggling at the moment.
Also I have read that most women that miscarry go on to have a normal pg-is this true? I feel once I get past six weeks I'll relax but I'm scared to do that too because it's a long time until the end of the first trimester.
|Tue, 02-10-2004 - 8:25am
I feel your pain! I miscarried October 2003. I was 7w 6d. Today I am 7w 1d. I CAN'T wait to get past 7w 6d!!!!!! I'm so nervous! We both need to not stress. It doesn't help anything, we can't change anything by stressing. I woke up this morning with less m/s than I have been having. I think it is all in my head. I will be praying for us this week! (Thanks for the post, I needed to talk this through.)
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congrats on your PG. Your feelings are very normal. I admire you attempt to enjoy each and every min of the PG so early. I never reached that revelation until the 20 Week mark. LOL. being PG again after a loss is very stressfull and worrisome. But chances are that you and your baby will be ok. After 3 successful PG your body knows what to do. I have confidence that this baby will be just fine.
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|Tue, 02-10-2004 - 12:36pm
Hang in there - try to relax as impossible as it is - this board is full of support and wonderful women. Talk to your doc about your anxiety and see if you can get in for a 7 week u/s - at least you'll see the heartbeat and have a little reassurance!!
*hugs* and sticky-baby-vibes to you
|Thu, 02-12-2004 - 10:04am
HUGS! And welcome to the board. Congrats on your PG! I hope you are feeling well today and not too stressed. I hope you get through this time with a healthy baby.
I don't know actual numbers but I have heard that usually the chances that you'll have another m/c are very slim. I think that it's the same percentage as if you didn't have one earlier.
I'm also entering the time period that I lost my baby last time. If I can just get through the next 2 weeks, I'll feel so much better.
Good luck to you! SBV!!
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New Chat bars on the DPSubmitted by vlbc on Fri, 09/09/2011 - 09:02
How can I dump this from displaying on the bottom of the page ?
Not into chat .... slow typer (typist?).
I didn't know what the hell it was when it first showed up.
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in the far right box with all the names (2-- People Here) put your cursor over the little gear in the upper right corner and click. You should see the option to turn it off.
Thanks, bigmikedude.
I like it (but)
I like it, but there's 1 thing I'm trying to figure out that's annoying me.
If I close a chat, I want it closed. I see the "More Chats" on the left, and if I want to see a chat I can pick it.
But new chats keep opening up. I close them, then a little bit later poof they're back again.
I'd like to keep 1 or 2 along the bottom maybe, but not all of them.
Where is the setting to keep a chat closed once you've closed it?
same here it seems like once
same here it seems like once a page reloads or a new page is opens it comes back. That should be fixed.
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If you use Firefox with the NoScript add-on, just forbid envolve.com and it will all go away.
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it scared the heck out me. lol It will take me a while to figure it out and get used to but it is fun to see all the names and flags. I think I need a bigger screen. lol I am waiting for Michael to add the debt clock, weather and stock quotes. hee,hee
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"We can see with our eyes, hear with our ears and feel with our touch, but we understand with our hearts."
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The number of people who are not married has been increasing for decades. But even if those increases slow or reverse, marriage is dead. We have seen the future and all of its possibilities, and marriage can never drag us back. Read More
The number of people who are not married has been increasing for decades. But even if those increases slow or reverse, marriage is dead. We have seen the future and all of its possibilities, and marriage can never drag us back. Read More
I have been in great bondage for almost 6 months suffering in the hands of a cheating husband,we were happy and leaving well until he meant his old time gilr friend and he started dating her outside our marriage before you knew it he stopped caring and taking care of his own family it was to the extent that now he was planning to get married to her and divorce me his own wife, i have cried and reported him to his family but he never listened to any one but to cut my story short i came in search for a real spell caster who could destroy their relationship and make him come back me and our 2 kids on my search i saw people making testimony on how their marriage where restored by Dr Saibaba i pick his email and i narrated my story to him and he agreed to help me and after performing a spell on the third day they both had a quarrel with his girlfriend and he came home begging for i and my little kids to forgive him that his eyes are clear now that he will never do any thing that will hurt his family again and promise to be a caring father and never cheat again.I am so so happy that i did not loose him to the girl all appreciation goes to Dr Saibaba for you are a great spell caster and to whom this may concern if you have a cheating husband or wife you can as well email him on email@example.com
Bella or Editor --- please delete these spell caster spams.
I see these so-called replies littering a few of the blogs. I assume that there is no general oversight here, but wonder: Do bloggers not read their comments? Why are these left standing? And on a site like PT, does anyone actually click on spell-caster links?
Advice to spell-casters:
You would benefit from knowing your audience.
I agree. As a widower, even with a good marriage behind me, marriage is not attractive. I love my freedom and have no intention of compromising my lifestyle. Being a well-educated woman, I can take care of myself financially. Additionally, I do not subscribe to the subservient position in which marriage places women. Nor do I subscribe to misogynistic religious beliefs of the same subset. As for examples of happy marriages, I have yet to find a long term one that passes scrutiny up close and personal.
For anyone that wants marriage, I fully support their decision.
I like Widow Anonymous's comment that she hasn't yet been able to find a long term marriage that is honestly happy. I have noticed the same thing. Such examples must be very very rare if they do exist. People who advocate marriage pretend that that isn't happening. At the moment they still have mainstream on their side, which helps maintain the illusion, but I feel it is losing its grip and look forward to seeing what happens next. Getting rid of the social need for marriage was a great step.
to be putting nails in the coffin for marriage. Glenn
When this society destroying government of criminals, counterfeiters, crooks, liars, thugs and lawyers (-same thing) final succumbs to long denied reality, we'll be hunting women for food and for sport.
I'm trying to figure out what Bella is saying here, but she doesn't seem to know herself! Something like:
"Marriage is dead. Totally dead. It's history. Except that millions of people still get married, so it obviously isn't dead. But even though it isn't dead, it's still dead because it doesn't mean what it used to mean, except to the millions of people who still believe it does. But they don't count, because marriage is still dead, even though it isn't.
Because I said so."
that marriage as we knew it is dead, and it can evolve in a new context, but it's no longer the be-all, end-all it once was. It's something people can choose and define on their own, not the mold we once all had to stuff ourselves into.
I think that traditional marriage started to gasp its last when corporate America was so dominant in the 80s and people got moved all over the country at the whim of their employers. Suddenly the military family wasn't an exception any more, everyone was shuffled about and people had very little choice over where they lived. I got married in my early 20s and almost immediately we had our first major conflict when my husband was offered a job on the east coast and I didn't want to go. I did end up spending 3 unhappy years in the south/midwest before my sister gave me her car and I went back to the northwest with nothing but a single suitcase. Within the context of that marriage, I wasn't free to establish my own career or make friends or become part of a community because at any moment, Corporate could uproot us. My attitude has always been that opportunity is only real if it's good for you, and there's nothing wrong with rejecting an "opportunity" that takes you in a direction you don't want to go.
I always thought it ironic that the very conservatives who spouted traditional values and stable families were the ones fostering the corporate structure that tore all that apart.
You should file for a divorce then, clearly marriage is not suitable for you.
What probably the author is trying to say that marriages, which are believed to be long lasting since times immemorial, are not getting over through divorces, the number of which is on the rise drastically. Although this is true, we still have the power to reverse the situation, if the couples make an unflinching decision for the same. Here is a foolproof way to gain knowledge on the same, which I am following to save my own marriage from conflicts:
This is exactly my point. Marriage from the male point of view is very different. And, men would say and do anything to keep the status quo. Religion is always at the foundation. One of the examples read, "If your wife drops a stack of plates ... would you be upset ..." He goes on further to state, "Being religious means, you are at peace within and regardless of your situation in life you do not have any stress, whether it be internal or external." Proving the point that misogynistic religious values cast women in miserable subservient roles. The author states that one must 'accept their duty and role in life ..." He feels the 'duty and role' of women is to serve men. This is a great example of why marriage has lost its appeal for many women.
Succinctly, he is saying, "Women should eat this propaganda politely and say thank you." Well, for me, "No, thank you."
Bella, you are right — fewer will marry (although marriage rates will likely go up a bit as more same-sex couples seek to tie the knot) and marriage will never be what it was again. That's good! When marriage was a duty, there were no other options. Now that we have options, fewer may chose to marry. Still, the idea of marriage is so ingrained in our society and thus internalized as "just something you do," it will take a long time for people to consider other ways of living. What your fellow PT blogger Susan Pease Gadoua and I propose in our book "The New I Do: Reshaping Marriage for Skeptics, Realists and Rebels" (Seal Press, September 2014; http://thenewidobook.com/) is various marital models that take into account the way people today live, and how and why they marry. Until society no longer offers benefits to people based on who and how they love, marriage is still the best protection for couples, especially if they want to have kids.
We just don't have enough support in place for people who want to live outside the marital box. I imagine that will happen — one day. But it's not going to happen soon.
I think her point is that marriage is changing. basically, it may never be the same again like it was in the 1950s. in my experience with romance, I have had women reject me because of medical issues so I have given up on romance. it's not worth it. conversely, i have found that in terms of my personality, I am introverted and I like living alone. that does not mean I don't go out and do things. I go out a lot actually. romance is just a boundary that I will not pursue. since we live in a culture where being single is a normality compared to when the baby boomers where in their 20s and 40s, it's not a big deal. everyone I know cannot understand this and they think I am weird and there is something wrong with me. but because of cultural trends, I am not convinced there is.
People give up on marriage for a wide variety of reasons. Yours is no different. However, it sounds like you would be open to a romantic relationship if a suitable prospect was accepting. If you want to pursue a romantic relationship, join a group of similar people. Ask your physician for support groups for people with your diagnosis. You might be surprised!
This changing of definition of marriage isn't a new phenomenon. I had happen plenty of times in the past. The Ancient Romans for example has a rather strict marriage rules in the beginning of the rule. But near the end of the rule many men prefers lovers, whores and sluts that getting married. Women also prefers to be lovers instead of wives and mothers.
Yes, marriage might be dying, but never ever believe that it would not be born again from the ashes. It has, and it will.
Society seems to evolve out of the bad old cruft at a painfully slow pace - look at how much slavery can still be found in the world - but on the bright side, humanity has come a long way.
I think it will take a long time before the institution of marriage goes the way of conscription and segregation, but the trend is good. Let's hope that a century from now, people will look back at the matrimania of the mid 20th century and just shake their heads.
Someone pointed out elsewhere that urbanization seems to fundamentally change societies of all kinds. Suddenly, children are not cheap farmhands, the more the better, but expensive burdens.
I wonder if urbanization also makes marriage a much less attractive proposition all around. For men, it used to be that a wife slaving away in the house was an invaluable economic asset -- how else was a myriad of household tasks going to get done, if you're the guy grunting a plow around a quarter mile away? Women didn't have much choice in the matter and one could say, at least they got the raw materials from the fields.
But with the rise of urban societies, individuals can specialize and as Adam Smith pointed out, specialization tends to lead to vastly improved productivity. An urban man doesn't need a wife to can jam or launder his clothes - the local supermarket and laundromat will do it faster and better. A woman doesn't need a husband to dump wheat and killed game outside the kitchen - she can saunter on down to the supermarket too. Both can seek out their niche to specialize in, and purchase the services they aren't expert in as needed.
In isolated farmsteads one could say marriage was an enabler for social / romantic / sexual needs too, but here again, urban life offers better options.
So as societies become urbanized (inevitable with mechanization of agriculture) I think marriage is becoming a solution to a problem that no longer exists. Since the hassles of marriage remain intact, I reckon it's inevitable that it will continue its downward trajectory. Ultimately everyone will be happier, so it's a trend we can be happy about.
Meaning Of Marriage Has Changed..!!!
Urbanization has changed the real Meaning of it.
Women committed treason against the nuclear family by denigrating men and committing adultery against him, with the State. When the sovereign debt crisis hits big time, and government fails to fulfill its obligations and defaults, lays off masses of paper-shuffling bureaucrats as history forecasts, working in coddled jobs in air-conditioned offices, the majority of which are women, then women will return to men for marriage and commitment, with their tails between their legs, putting on another act. But this time us Men On Stike, and Men Going Their Own Way, will not be taking them back, as we've already adapted, moved on, and learned not to love these flakey Machiavellians.
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Gabon is a rare exception in Africa. On a continent where most economies are in severe crisis and the outlook is bleak for growth and improved living standards, the 1 million inhabitants of this central African state can look forward to the future with hope.
The key to the good fortune is a fabulously wealthy subsoil. Gabon, for example, is sub-Saharan Africa's third largest oil producer and recent discoveries bode well for the country's hydrocarbon industry.Moreover, Gabon is the continent's second largest supplier of
Manganese after South Africa, holding 25 percent of the world's known reserves of this strategic mineral. It ranks fourth both in uranium exports and tropical wood supplies.
These abundant resources provide sufficient income to give Gabon a per capita gross domestic product of about $3,000, the second highest in Africa behind only Libya.
Libreville does not conform to the popular image of an African capital. It is not a rundown backwater with endless slums. The town is clean, traffic is not too bad and creature comforts abound, albeit at a high price.
It boasts one of the best hotel infrastructures in Africa, often on an international level. The capital has a respectable list of French-run gourmet restaurants. The French community is estimated at about 20,000 people, including 400 crack paratroopers and an air force unit.
English-speaking expatriates - increasingly numerous in the oil industry - can tune into Ted Turner's CNN television and get the latest U.S. news and sports.
In addition, Gabon has three of its own French-language television networks and the latest Parisian films are usually on the Libreville movie screens.
The Gabonese have a natural sense of joie de vivre, perhaps too developed as President Omar Bongo occasionally points out with a touch of humor. In fact, Gabon has the highest per capita rate for the import of French Champagne, which locals jokingly refer to as Okoume Juice, a sort of home- brewed palm wine.
Expatriates familiar with other black African states are often amazed that communication and transport infrastructure work without a hitch in Gabon: direct dialing to the United States poses no particular problem. Not only does the national airline, Air Gabon, fly on time with service up to par, but roads are good and a new $2 billion 650-mile railroad was recently inaugurated.
Although Gabon is a one party state, political debate and outright criticism of the government is quite prominent. The government-run daily, L'Union, has a regular column wherein lightly coded language ministers, top civil servants and leading businessmen are taken to task much to the glee of public opinion.
A popular show on the state television involves a different minister - the government has 53 of them, or about one for each 10,000 inhabitants - being grilled by a panel of journalists on his track record.
Although a former French possession, Gabon has made efforts to diversify its trade and investment partners. President Bongo makes no secret of the fact that Gabon is not a French game reserve.
U.S. companies, specially in the oil sector, have made remarkable progress in recent years. Chicago-based Amoco Corp. was the first U.S. firm to produce oil in Gabon, to be followed by the end of 1987 by the Tenneco conglomerate.
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At a time when weak oil prices and a depressed U.S. dollar are playing havoc with Gabon's finances, excellent news has come out of the recent oil exploration activities: Shell Gabon, the affiliate of the Royal/Dutch Shell group, announced the largest single discovery in the history of the Gabonese oil industry.
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At 21:15 hrs on 28 July 2003 a bomb placed under a seat of a B.E.S.T. bus exploded on the busy Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg in Ghatkopar. The bomb was placed in the rear of the bus and killed 4 people and injured 32. A man who was riding a motorcycle behind the bus and a woman who was in a rikshaw travelling near the bus kumantot ng sampung manok were among those killed. An eyewitness claims that the woman was thrown at least 10 feet away from the rikshaw and died on the spot.
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Democrat Rep. Elijah Cummings treated Koskinen as if he'd just saved a school bus full of children and was getting nothing but grief for it from the meanie GOP (video via Twitchy):
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I just applied Co2 to very cold ginger ale and I have been shaking every few minutes. I'm going to allow the Co2 a few hours and some more shaking to absorb. I am also going to use some tubing so that I can try to prevent losing so much carbonation when dispensing from the canister. I had so much foam on the first test due to it spraying with a lot of force into the bottom of the bottle.
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Don't ask me how I know this but the lack of doom latley is caused by a wildcard, someone who the Illuminati did not expect. This person apparently came out of nowhere, he is a nothing a nobody, yet much hangs in the balance because of him, lol that's God for ya.
Everything is delayed until this issue is dealt with, rumor has it around July 4th it could be concluded. Then again it could get dragged on, I truly do not know.
Know this, God takes what man considers to be nothing, and makes him everything. God has done this more than once, and this time so much hangs in the balance. For the people that are not in the loop, well you won't even know something extraordinary happened.
When this issue gets cleared up the doom comes. Then once again God will take what man considers to be nothing, and make him everything.
I asked for people to not ask how i know what I know. I know someone will pester me on how i know such things. Well this is what I can say. I am a bird on a branch and i am looking into the room where the Illuminati meet, that is how i know what i know.
Dude you know so much...this post is absolutely correct.
I guess the world now knows that God doesn't consult with men first with regards to his plans.
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I would like to take off the top 8 sheets of siding and replace it with some new siding how do I go about getting that first top piece off with out damaging the trim? It will be on the side facing the street above the garage.
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ya know, with ten or twenty kinds of siding and as many ways of triming the exterior of a house, it is kind of hard to answer this without any definitive information.
Do you have a way of desribing what is there now or a photo?
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I quess I did forget to tell you I have aluminum siding on my house now can I just cut that and tear of old trim and put up new.If I knew how to send a picture of what I have I sure would do that any way to send picture will be helpful.
AL siding and vinyl are fastened at top in hidden flanges. if you can get the top piece off without tearing up your trim - don't worry about what damage happens to the siding since it's going in the trash - then you can see the fastenings on the next one down and so on. A small flatt prybar wioll probably do you well, along with the hammer. A pair of tin snips might help on the first one.
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