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I'm wondering if its possible to ship my American Ford F 250 with a camper shell on the back. I mean I know its possible and cost effective for me but realistically would I have difficulty driving it Europe? Just to be clear I am an EU citizen within EU drivers license and have driven all over Europe so my question isn't about the actual driving rather it's more of a registration and police question.
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MPV as campervan
I will buying a Renault Megane Scenic in the next few weeks and plan to use it for ad-hoc camping. I'll be staying on established sites in the UK as well as using it as my everyday vehicle / loadlugger.
I have been car camping in a number of cars (mainly hatchbacks and estates) so have a good idea of how to adapt the scenic. I'm just after a few pointers and ideas that I've overlooked.
Many thanks,
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We live in both u.k. & France |& would like to find the cheapest crossings for our recent motorhome. it seems impossible.to find any prices at all.Can you help please.
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i want a campervan suitable
i want a campervan suitable for amphibious vehicle conversion, any ideas which one to get
Anonymous January 2, 2011 at 1:38 am
yeah buy a boat (with a
yeah buy a boat (with a cabin)
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only just seen this but a seahorse is good
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You can see one in action in greenwich next to cutty sark
Anonymous August 24, 2010 at 9:17 am
i want to buy a van for
i want to buy a van for conversion but i am not sure which is best. it would be used to take me to wakeboarding tournaments so it needs to be fairly reliable. any ideas what van i should pick as i dont have a great budget.
clive July 13, 2010 at 8:00 pm
Hi, i have just bought a long wheelbased transit minibus to convert. There are no seats apart from the two front seats as it was used for wheelchairs. I thought this would be ideal for convertion but i cant find anyone to insure it.The insurance brokers say they wont insure it because it has no seats. We need to insure it to get it home. HELP
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Mercedes campervan conversion insurance.
I am looking to insure my self conversion merc sprinter and need some guidance where I can find the cheapest companies who specialise in this sort of insurance.
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"Hey, Richard!" Jack greets his friend. "How are things going?"
"Fine, fine, thanks for asking. And you guys? How's life treating you?"
"Great! I just landed a promotion, in fact. Jill and I were just discussing what we should do with the extra income, and of course your name came up."
"Well, you've been at this for a while now. What do you think you should do with it?"
"There are a couple of options. The car is coming on what, seven years old now. It's soon going to need to be replaced. We could increase our investing. We could use it to pay for sports for the kids..."
"Can I make a suggestion?"
"Please do!"
"Throw it at your mortgage. That's the last thing holding you back from real financial freedom. You've taken care of everything else - now it's time to take on the dragon. How much of a raise are you talking about here?"
"$483.33 per month."
"That will make a nice dent. Remember that spreadsheet we were using for your debt snowball? Get that out and start punching in numbers, and see if you don't find some motivation."
They chatted a bit longer, than Jack went to find Jill and the spreadsheet. They sat down together and started filling in numbers, playing out 'what-if' scenarios and coming up with some interesting results. When Richard and Jane arrived, they jumped right in.
"If we put this whole raise onto your mortgage, and you just continue as you've been...." Richard looked up. "What other sources of income would you consider throwing against this?"
"Income tax refunds seem like an obvious choice," Jack replied. "I know a lot of my co-workers use that money for RRSPs, but at the rate we're already investing, I'm happier to use it to get us closer to financial freedom."
"Sounds good to me, too." Richard nodded, filled in some numbers, then brought out his computer. Now let's take a look at this. Right now, continuing your mortgage payment according to your contract, you'll have it paid off in April 2035. And you'll pay a total of $111,849.18 in interest."
"Ouch - that's practically paying for the house twice!" Jill was surprised.
"Don't I know it," Richard agreed. "'But let's start doing the math. We'll assume a $4,000 tax refund each April, plus another $5799.96 each year from Jack's new raise. That's $9,799.96 paid in a lump on your mortgage each April. Depending on the terms of your mortgage, you might be able to make extra payments more often, but we'll assume right now that you can only do so once a year." He put the numbers into the computer. "Now, take a look at this!"
"Unreal!" Jack blurted out, amazed. "We just saved... is that right? Over $50,000 in interest?"
"Yup. Not to mention cutting thirteen years off your mortgage. By this plan, you'll have your house paid off in 2022 - just seven years from now, instead of twenty. That's harnessing the power of compound interest and putting it to work for you instead of against you. By steadily reducing the balance, you are slowly and steadily reducing the amount of interest that is accumulating. You can make this even better if you invest that $483.33 every month in something that will earn you interest, then withdraw the balance in April to pay it onto your mortgage each year. Every dollar counts!"
"Niiiiiice." Jack looked thoughtful. "I wonder what else we could do with this?"
"And what we could do after this!" Jill exclaimed. "That would free up another $827.00 each month that we could use to crank up the kids' college accounts, to buy a vehicle..."
"And what we could do after this!" Jill exclaimed. "That would free up another $827.00 each month that we could use to crank up the kids' college accounts, to buy a vehicle..."
"Or to be more generous than you've ever been able to be in your life!" Jane cut in. "That's the final step on this journey - once you are no longer a slave to debt, and you become master of your money, then you can do the things you've never been able to do before. Cut your work hours and spend time volunteering. Make donations to charity that you've always wished you could. Go on a missions trip. Adopt sponsored children. The sky is the limit!" It was obvious how passionate Jane was, and how much she loved their new, debt-free life. They still lived simply by some standards, but they had everything they needed, some of what they wanted, and they were free from the stresses that held so many of their friends back from living fully.
"You know what, I think I finally get it," Jack said thoughtfully. "I had wondered so often what it was that was different about you guys. You always seem so... content. This is it, isn't it? You found freedom."
Additional Reading:
Ten Strategies for Paying Off Your Mortgage Early
Mortgage Prepayment Made Easy
Mortgage Prepayment by Doubling Principal
Mortgage Calculators for MS Excel
Mortgage Free!, Second Edition: Innovative Strategies for Debt-Free Home Ownership
The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness
The Money Answer Book
Debt Free Living
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Friday, December 12, 2008
Rawa Kesari/ Sooji Halwa
1 cup Rawa (Sooji)
1 cup Sugar
½ cup Ghee
1 ½ cup Water
2tbsp Badam and cashew paste
¼cup Milk
Pinch saffron
1 pinch Red food color
2 tbsp Broken cashew nuts
1tsp Cardomen powder
Dry roast rawa(sooji) in a pan and keep aside. Wipe clean the same pan and heat 2 tsp of ghee in it. Fry the cashews until golden brown and keep aside.
Soak hand full of badam and cashew in warm water and remove the skin of badam (almonds) and make a paste out of it.
Heat up the same pan.
Make sugar syrup by adding sugar and water and bringing it to boil on high flame until the sugar is completely melted.
Mix the red food color in water and add it to the sugar syrup.
Now add the roasted rawa slowly and mix well with out lumps. Add the badam and cashew paste, and milk with saffron,cardomen powder and mix well
Drizzle the given amount of ghee and mix well.
At last add the fried cashew nut. Serve hot with drizzling ghee.
Yummy Rawa halwa with almond paste….hope u all liked it.
Sending this to EFM-sweets-
14 comments:
- Mahimaa's kitchen said...
looks great... i like the color of the kesari.
- December 11, 2008 at 6:42 PM
- Happy cook said...
Wow i love the colour. It looks beautiful and delcious.
- December 11, 2008 at 7:33 PM
- Roopa said...
What a lovely color of the halwa:)
- December 11, 2008 at 10:07 PM
- anudivya said...
Perfect color for a kesari... very nice.
- December 12, 2008 at 4:28 AM
- Andhra Flavors said...
kesari looks inviting with lovely colour.
- December 12, 2008 at 6:58 AM
- SMN said...
this is one of easiest and yummiest desserts.
- December 12, 2008 at 12:03 PM
- Alka said...
Yesterday i made some Sooji halwa,and now i am feeling bad..coz if i had waited for this post i too wud have made such lovely coloured and rich textured halwa :-)
- December 12, 2008 at 1:40 PM
- Divya.M said...
Thanks to all for the comments...Ur commets encourages me a lot..thanks again
- December 12, 2008 at 2:35 PM
- Kitchen Flavours said...
Wow makes me drool dear. Adding the dry fruits pate is really a yummy twist. Bookmarked!
- December 12, 2008 at 2:54 PM
- Maya said...
This takes me back to my childhood!
- December 12, 2008 at 4:38 PM
- Niru said...
Love ur kesari...Real lovely color...
- December 12, 2008 at 7:49 PM
- kamala said...
My fav sweet divya..I use more sugar as I have a sweet tooth..yummmy!!!
- December 12, 2008 at 9:56 PM
- SriLekha said...
looks yum! join in the sweet event going in my blog!
- December 12, 2008 at 11:41 PM
- rekhas kitchen said...
hey nice twist with badam and casehew paste I never add that willtry next time nice colour dear
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As you know, this past Saturday was Valentine's Day. Which means the day before that was Friday the 13th. Enough said.
I've never been big on superstitions, but Friday did not go exactly the way I — or my boyfriend — had envisioned, so I'd say it had everything to do with the "unlucky spirits" and nothing to do with us. OK, maybe a little to do with us — OK, a lot. But even though our V Day weekend didn't start off as planned, it still turned out to be pretty special. Enough about me though.
The book trilogy-turned-film 50 Shades of Grey also hit theaters this Valentine's Day. While I've read the entire series (which I can't say I'm very proud of), I haven't found it in my heart of hearts to go and purchase a child (of God) ticket to watch the rather corny-looking film counterpart. Besides, from what I've seen in the previews, the movie Christian Grey ain't even that cute!
Anyways, in the spirit of "crazy in love" love stories, I've decided to create my own special rendition of 50 Shades — 15 Shades of V Day — which is pretty much a list of shenanigans that we typically see go down on V Day. Enjoy.
- Endless couples posting V Day selfies for "the Gram" (guilty), many of which either rarely/never post any pics together on a regular day, or just never go out.
- Endless singles posting selfies for no apparent reason (or to prove an unwarranted point, like the woman who married herself… I digress).
- Every restaurant and hotel in the city booked to capacity.
- Chicks posting Facebook statuses/tweets talking about what "bae" got them.
- Numerous IG pic collages of V Day gifts (including — but not limited to — flowers, giant stuffed teddy bears, Edible Arrangements, cards/love notes, etc).
- Man-bashing single chicks posting FB statuses/tweets talmbout how they love themselves more than any man could. OK, girl.
- Confident single chicks who don't post anything because they're too busy actually loving themselves, not being bitter and enjoying the single life (Yas!).
- Chicks lurking and stalking their ex's (and/or ex's new boo's) IG/Facebook/Twitter pages to see if they posted anything new.
- Dudes dodging their sideline chicks with the "I got called into work today" line.
- Dudes breaking up with their girls to get out of buying them a gift.
- Girls getting upset at the dudes who actually did buy a gift, just not the one the girl was expecting.
- Inevitable "surprise" proposals.
- Unexpected breakups.
- Lots of red and pink balloons.
- And lots of conceived children (hence the overabundance of November-December babies).
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Angular Modules help organize an application into cohesive blocks of functionality.
An Angular Module is a class adorned with the @NgModule decorator function.
@NgModule takes a metadata object that tells Angular how to compile and run module code.
It identifies the module's own components, directives and pipes,
making some of them public so external components can use them.
It may add service providers to the application dependency injectors.
And there are many more options covered here.
The Root Module guide introduced Angular Modules and the essentials
of creating and maintaining a single root
AppModule for the entire application.
Read that first.
This page goes into Angular modules in much greater depth.
Table of Contents
- Angular modularity
- The application root module
- Bootstrap the root module
- Declarations
- Providers
- Imports
- Resolve conflicts
- Feature modules
- Lazy loaded modules with the Router
- Shared modules
- The Core module
- Configure core services with forRoot
- Prevent reimport of the CoreModule
- NgModule metadata properties
Live examples
This page explains Angular Modules through a progression of improvements to a sample with a "Tour of Heroes" theme. Here's an index to live examples at key moments in the evolution of that sample:
A minimal NgModule app The first contact module The revised contact module Just before adding SharedModule The final version
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
This page covers Angular Module concepts in a tutorial fashion.
The companion Angular Module FAQs cookbook offers ready answers to specific design and implementation questions. Read this page first before hopping over to those FAQs.
Angular Modularity
Modules are a great way to organize the application and extend it with capabilities from external libraries.
Many Angular libraries are modules (e.g,
Many third party libraries are available as Angular modules (e.g.,
Material Design,
Angular modules consolidate components, directives and pipes into cohesive blocks of functionality, each focused on a feature area, application business domain, workflow, or common collection of utilities.
Modules can also add services to the application. Such services might be internally-developed such as the application logger. They can come from outside sources such as the Angular router and Http client.
Modules can be loaded eagerly when the application starts. They can also be lazy loaded asynchronously by the router.
An Angular module is a class decorated with
@NgModule metadata. The metadata:
- declare which components, directives and pipes belong to the module.
- make some of those classes public so that other component templates can use them.
- import other modules with the components, directives and pipes needed by the components in this module.
- provide services at the application level that any application component can use.
Every Angular app has at least one module class, the root module. We bootstrap that module to launch the application.
The root module is all we need in a simple application with a few components. As the app grows, we refactor the root module into feature modules that represent collections of related functionality. We then import these modules into the root module.
We'll see how later in the page. Let's start with the root module.
AppModule - the application root module
Every Angular app has a root module class.
By convention it's a class called
AppModule in a file named
AppModule from the QuickStart seed is about as minimal as it gets:
src/app/app.module.ts (minimal)
@NgModule decorator defines the metadata for the module.
We'll take an intuitive approach to understanding the metadata and fill in details as we go.
This metadata imports a single helper module,
BrowserModule, the module every browser app must import.
BrowserModule registers critical application service providers.
It also includes common directives like
NgIf and
NgFor which become immediately visible and usable
in any of this modules component templates.
declarations list identifies the application's only component,
the root component, the top of this app's rather bare component tree.
The example
AppComponent simply displays a data-bound title:
src/app/app.component.ts (minimal)
Lastly, the
@NgModule.bootstrap property identifies this
AppComponent as the bootstrap component.
When Angular launches the app, it places the HTML rendering of
AppComponent in the DOM,
inside the
<my-app> element tags of the
Bootstrapping in main.ts
We launch the application by bootstrapping the
AppModule in the
main.ts file.
Angular offers a variety of bootstrapping options, targeting multiple platforms. In this page we consider two options, both targeting the browser.
Dynamic bootstrapping with the Just-in-time (JIT) compiler
In the first, dynamic option, the Angular compiler compiles the application in the browser and then launches the app.
src/main.ts (dynamic)
The samples in this page demonstrate the dynamic bootstrapping approach.
Static bootstrapping with the Ahead-Of-time (AOT) compiler
Consider the static alternative which can produce a much smaller application that launches faster, especially on mobile devices and high latency networks.
In the static option, the Angular compiler runs ahead-of-time as part of the build process,
producing a collection of class factories in their own files.
Among them is the
The syntax for bootstrapping the pre-compiled
AppModuleNgFactory is similar to
the dynamic version that bootstraps the
AppModule class.
src/main.ts (static)
Because the entire application was pre-compiled, we don't ship the Angular Compiler to the browser and we don't compile in the browser.
The application code downloaded to the browser is much smaller than the dynamic equivalent and it is ready to execute immediately. The performance boost can be significant.
Both the JIT and AOT compilers generate an
AppModuleNgFactory class from the same
source code.
The JIT compiler creates that factory class on the fly, in memory, in the browser.
The AOT compiler outputs the factory to a physical file
that we're importing here in the static version of
In general, the
AppModule should neither know nor care how it is bootstrapped.
Although the
AppModule evolves as the app grows, the bootstrap code in
main.ts doesn't change.
This is the last time we'll look at
Declare directives and components
The app evolves.
The first addition is a
HighlightDirective, an attribute directive
that sets the background color of the attached element.
We update the
AppComponent template to attach the directive to the title:
If we ran the app now, Angular would not recognize the
highlight attribute and would ignore it.
We must declare the directive in
Import the
HighlightDirective class and add it to the module's
declarations like this:
Add a component
We decide to refactor the title into its own
The component's template binds to the component's
title and
subtitle properties like this:
We rewrite the
AppComponent to display the new
TitleComponent in the
<app-title> element,
using an input binding to set the
src/app/app.component.ts (v1)
Angular won't recognize the
<app-title> tag until we declare it in
Import the
TitleComponent class and add it to the module's
Service Providers
Modules are a great way to provide services for all of the module's components.
The Dependency Injection page describes the Angular hierarchical dependency injection system and how to configure that system with providers at different levels of the application's component tree.
A module can add providers to the application's root dependency injector, making those services available everywhere in the application.
Many applications capture information about the currently logged-in user and make that information
accessible through a user service.
This sample application has a dummy implementation of such a
The sample application should display a welcome message to the logged in user just below the application title.
Update the
TitleComponent template to show the welcome message below the application title.
Update the
TitleComponent class with a constructor that injects the
and sets the component's
user property from the service.
We've defined and used the service. Now we provide it for all components to use by
adding it to a
providers property in the
AppModule metadata:
src/app/app.module.ts (providers)
Import supporting modules
The app shouldn't welcome a user if there is no user.
Notice in the revised
TitleComponent that an
*ngIf directive guards the message.
There is no message if there is no user.
src/app/title.component.html (ngIf)
AppModule doesn't declare
NgIf, the application still compiles and runs.
How can that be? The Angular compiler should either ignore or complain about unrecognized HTML.
Angular does recognize
NgIf because we imported it earlier.
The initial version of
AppModule imports
src/app/app.module.ts (imports)
BrowserModule made all of its public components, directives and pipes visible
to the component templates in
AppModule. They are ready to use without further ado.
More accurately,
NgIf is declared in
CommonModule from
CommonModule contributes many of the common directives that applications need including
ngIf and
BrowserModule imports
CommonModule and re-exports it.
The net effect is that an importer of
BrowserModule gets
CommonModule directives automatically.
Many familiar Angular directives do not belong to
For example,
NgModel and
RouterLink belong to Angular's
FormsModule and
RouterModule respectively.
We must import those modules before we can use their directives.
To illustrate this point, we extend the sample app with
a form component that imports form support from the Angular
Add the ContactComponent
Angular Forms are a great way to manage user data entry.
ContactComponent presents a "contact editor",
implemented with Angular Forms in the template-driven form style.
Angular Form Styles
We write Angular form components in either the template-driven form style or the reactive form style.
This sample is about to import the
FormsModule from
@angular/forms because
ContactComponent is written in the template-driven style.
Modules with components written in the reactive style,
should import the
ReactiveFormsModule instead.
ContactComponent selector matches an element named
Add an element with that name to the
AppComponent template just below the
src/app/app.component.ts (template)
ContactComponent has a lot going on.
Form components are often complex anyway and this one has its own
its own custom pipe called
and an alternative version of the
To make it manageable, we place all contact-related material in an
src/app/contact folder
and break the component into three constituent HTML, TypeScript, and css files:
Focus on the component template.
Notice the two-way data binding
[(ngModel)] in the middle of the template.
ngModel is the selector for the
NgModel directive.
NgModel is an Angular directive, the Angular Compiler won't recognize it
because (a)
AppModule doesn't declare it and (b) it wasn't imported via
Less obviously, even if Angular somehow recognized
ContactComponent would not behave like an Angular form because
form features such as validation are not yet available.
Import the FormsModule
Add the
FormsModule to the
AppModule metadata's
imports list.
[(ngModel)] binding will work and the user input will be validated by Angular Forms,
once we declare our new component, pipe and directive.
Do not add
NgModel — or the
to the
AppModule metadata's declarations!
These directives belong to the
Components, directives and pipes belong to one module — and one module only.
Never re-declare classes that belong to another module.
Declare the contact component, directive and pipe
The application fails to compile until we declare the contact component, directive and pipe.
Update the
declarations in the
AppModule accordingly:
src/app/app.module.ts (declarations)
There are two directives with the same name, both called
We work around it by creating an alias for the second, contact version using the
as JavaScript import keyword:
This solves the immediate problem of referencing both directive types in the same file but leaves another problem unresolved as we discuss below.
Provide the ContactService
ContactComponent displays contacts retrieved by the
which Angular injects into its constructor.
We have to provide that service somewhere.
ContactComponent could provide it.
But then it would be scoped to this component only.
We want to share this service with other contact-related components that we will surely add later.
In this app we chose to add
ContactService to the
AppModule metadata's
providers list:
src/app/app.module.ts (providers)
ContactService (like
UserService) can be injected into any component in the application.
Application-scoped Providers
ContactService provider is application-scoped because Angular
registers a module's
providers with the application's root injector.
Architecturally, the
ContactService belongs to the Contact business domain.
Classes in other domains don't need the
ContactService and shouldn't inject it.
We might expect Angular to offer a module-scoping mechanism to enforce this design. It doesn't. Angular module instances, unlike components, do not have their own injectors so they can't have their own provider scopes.
This omission is intentional. Angular modules are designed primarily to extend an application, to enrich the entire app with the module's capabilities.
Service scoping is rarely a problem in practice.
Non-contact components can't inject the
ContactService by accident.
To inject
ContactService, you must first import its type.
Only Contact components should import the
ContactService type.
See the FAQ that pursues this issue and its mitigations in greater detail.
Run the app
Everything is now in place to run the application with its contact editor.
The app file structure looks like this:
Try the example:
Resolve directive conflicts
We ran into trouble above when we declared the contact's
HighlightDirective because
we already had a
HighlightDirective class at the application level.
That both directives have the same name smells of trouble.
A look at their selectors reveals that they both highlight the attached element with a different color.
Will Angular use only one of them? No. Both directives are declared in this module so both directives are active.
When the two directives compete to color the same element,
the directive declared later wins because its DOM changes overwrite the first.
In this case, the contact's
HighlightDirective colors the application title text blue
when it should stay gold.
The real problem is that there are two different classes trying to do the same thing.
It's OK to import the same directive class multiple times. Angular removes duplicate classes and only registers one of them.
But these are actually two different classes, defined in different files, that happen to have the same name.
They're not duplicates from Angular's perspective. Angular keeps both directives and they take turns modifying the same HTML element.
At least the app still compiles. If we define two different component classes with the same selector specifying the same element tag, the compiler reports an error. It can't insert two components in the same DOM location.
What a mess!
We can eliminate component and directive conflicts by creating feature modules that insulate the declarations in one module from the declarations in another.
Feature Modules
This application isn't big yet. But it's already suffering structural problems.
The root
AppModulegrows larger with each new application class and shows no signs of stopping.
We have conflicting directives. The
HighlightDirectivein contact is re-coloring the work done by the
HighlightDirectivedeclared in
AppModule. And it's coloring the application title text when it should only color the
The app lacks clear boundaries between contact functionality and other application features. That lack of clarity makes it harder to assign development responsibilities to different teams.
We mitigate these problems with feature modules.
Feature Module
A feature module is a class adorned by the
@NgModule decorator and its metadata,
just like a root module.
Feature module metadata have the same properties as the metadata for a root module.
The root module and the feature module share the same execution context. They share the same dependency injector which means the services in one module are available to all.
There are two significant technical differences:
We boot the root module to launch the app; we import a feature module to extend the app.
A feature module can expose or hide its implementation from other modules.
Otherwise, a feature module is distinguished primarily by its intent.
A feature module delivers a cohesive set of functionality focused on an application business domain, a user workflow, a facility (forms, http, routing), or a collection of related utilities.
While we can do everything within the root module, feature modules help us partition the app into areas of specific interest and purpose.
A feature module collaborates with the root module and with other modules through the services it provides and the components, directives, and pipes that it chooses to share.
In the next section, we carve the contact functionality out of the root module and into a dedicated feature module.
Make Contact a feature module
It's easy to refactor the contact material into a contact feature module.
- Create the
ContactModulein the
- Move the contact material from
- Replace the imported
- Import the
ContactModuleinto the
AppModule is the only existing class that changes. But we do add one new file.
Add the ContactModule
Here's the new
We copy from
AppModule the contact-related import statements and the
@NgModule properties
that concern the contact and paste them in
We import the
FormsModule because the contact component needs it.
Modules do not inherit access to the components, directives or pipes that are declared in other modules.
AppModule imports is irrelevant to
ContactModule and vice versa.
ContactComponent can bind with
[(ngModel)], its
ContactModule must import
We also replaced
BrowserModule by
CommonModule for reasons explained in
an FAQ.
We declare the contact component, directive, and pipe in the module
We export the
ContactComponent so
other modules that import the
ContactModule can include it in their component templates.
All other declared contact classes are private by default.
AwesomePipe and
HighlightDirective are hidden from the rest of the application.
HighlightDirective can no longer color the
AppComponent title text.
Refactor the AppModule
Return to the
AppModule and remove everything specific to the contact feature set.
Delete the contact import statements.
Delete the contact declarations and contact providers.
Remove the
FormsModule from the
imports list (
AppComponent doesn't need it).
Leave only the classes required at the application root level.
Then import the
ContactModule so the app can continue to display the exported
Here's the refactored version of the
AppModule side-by-side with the previous version.
There's a lot to like in the revised
- It does not change as the Contact domain grows.
- It only changes when we add new modules.
- It's simpler:
- Fewer import statements
- No
- No contact-specific declarations
- No
- No
Try this
ContactModule version of the sample.
Lazy loading modules with the Router
The Heroic Staffing Agency sample app has evolved. It has two more modules, one for managing the heroes-on-staff and another for matching crises to the heroes. Both modules are in the early stages of development. Their specifics aren't important to the story and we won't discuss every line of code.
Examine and download the complete source for this version from the
Some facets of the current application merit discussion.
- The app has three feature modules: Contact, Hero, and Crisis.
- The Angular router helps users navigate among these modules.
- The
ContactComponentis the default destination when the app starts.
- The
ContactModulecontinues to be "eagerly" loaded when the application starts.
HeroModuleand the
CrisisModuleare lazy loaded.
Let's start at the top with the new
AppComponent template:
a title, three links, and a
src/app/app.component.ts (v3 - Template)
<app-contact> element is gone; we're routing to the Contact page now.
AppModule has changed modestly:
src/app/app.module.ts (v3)
Some file names bear a
.3 extension indicating
a difference with prior or future versions.
We'll explain differences that matter in due course.
The module still imports
ContactModule so that its routes and components are mounted when the app starts.
The module does not import
HeroModule or
They'll be fetched and mounted asynchronously when the user navigates to one of their routes.
The significant change from version 2 is the addition of the AppRoutingModule to the module
AppRoutingModule is a Routing Module
that handles the app's routing concerns.
App routing
The router is the subject of its own page so we'll skip lightly over the details and concentrate on the intersection of Angular modules and routing.
This file defines three routes.
The first redirects the empty URL (e.g.,
to another route whose path is
contact (e.g.,
contact route isn't defined here.
It's defined in the Contact feature's own routing module,
It's standard practice for feature modules with routing components to define their own routes.
We'll get to that file in a moment.
The remaining two routes use lazy loading syntax to tell the router where to find the modules:
A lazy loaded module location is a string, not a type.
In this app, the string identifies both the module file and the module class,
the latter separated from the former by a
forRoot static class method of the
RouterModule with the provided configuration,
added to the
imports array provides the routing concerns for the module.
The returned
AppRoutingModule class is a
Routing Module containing both the
RouterModule directives
and the Dependency Injection providers that produce a configured
AppRoutingModule is intended for the app root module only.
Never call
RouterModule.forRoot in a feature routing module.
Back in the root
AppModule, we add the
AppRoutingModule to its
imports list,
and the app is ready to navigate.
src/app/app.module.ts (imports)
Routing to a feature module
src/app/contact folder holds a new file,
It defines the
contact route we mentioned a bit earlier and also provides a
ContactRoutingModule like so:
src/app/contact/contact-routing.module.ts (routing)
This time we pass the route list to the
forChild method of the
It's only responsible for providing additional routes and is intended for feature modules.
Always call
RouterModule.forChild in a feature routing module.
forRoot and forChild are conventional names for methods that
deliver different
import values to root and feature modules.
Angular doesn't recognize them but Angular developers do.
Follow this convention if you write a similar module that has both shared declarables and services.
ContactModule has changed in two small but important details
- It imports the
ContactRoutingModuleobject from
- It no longer exports
Now that we navigate to
ContactComponent with the router there's no reason to make it public.
Nor does it need a selector.
No template will ever again reference this
It's gone from the AppComponent template.
Lazy loaded routing to a module
The lazy loaded
HeroModule and
CrisisModule follow the same principles as any feature module.
They don't look different from the eagerly loaded
HeroModule is a bit more complex than the
CrisisModule which makes it
a more interesting and useful example. Here's its file structure:
This is the child routing scenario familiar to readers of the Router page.
HeroComponent is the feature's top component and routing host.
Its template has a
<router-outlet> that displays either a list of heroes (
or an editor of a selected hero (
Both components delegate to the
HeroService to fetch and save data.
There's yet another
HighlightDirective that colors elements in yet a different shade.
We should do something about the repetition and inconsistencies.
We endure for now.
HeroModule is a feature module like any other.
src/app/hero/hero.module.ts (class)
It imports the
FormsModule because the
HeroDetailComponent template binds with
It imports the
HeroRoutingModule from
hero-routing.module.ts just as
ContactModule and
CrisisModule do.
CrisisModule is much the same. There's nothing more to say that's new.
Shared modules
The app is shaping up.
One thing we don't like is carrying three different versions of the
And there's a bunch of other stuff cluttering the app folder level that could be tucked away.
Let's add a
SharedModule to hold the common components, directives, and pipes
and share them with the modules that need them.
- create an
- move the
- delete the
HighlightDirectiveclasses from
- create a
SharedModuleclass to own the shared material
- update other feature modules to import
Most of this is familiar blocking and tackling. Here is the
Some highlights
- It imports the
CommonModulebecause its component needs common directives.
- It declares and exports the utility pipe, directive, and component classes as expected.
- It re-exports the
Re-exporting other modules
While reviewing our application, we noticed that many components requiring
SharedModule directives
also use
NgIf and
NgFor from
and bind to component properties with
[(ngModel)], a directive in the
Modules that declare these components would have to import
FormsModule and
We can reduce the repetition by having
SharedModule re-export
CommonModule and
so that importers of
SharedModule get
CommonModule and
FormsModule for free.
As it happens, the components declared by
SharedModule itself don't bind with
Technically, there is no need for
SharedModule to import
SharedModule can still export
FormsModule without listing it among its
Why TitleComponent isn't shared
SharedModule exists to make commonly used components, directives and pipes available
for use in the templates of components in many other modules.
TitleComponent is used only once by the
There's no point in sharing it.
Why UserService isn't shared
While many components share the same service instances, they rely on Angular dependency injection to do this kind of sharing, not the module system.
Several components of our sample inject the
There should be only one instance of the
UserService in the entire application
and only one provider of it.
UserService is an application-wide singleton.
We don't want each module to have its own separate instance.
Yet there is a real danger of that happening
if the
SharedModule provides the
Do not specify app-wide singleton
providers in a shared module.
A lazy loaded module that imports that shared module will make its own copy of the service.
The Core module
At the moment, our root folder is cluttered with the
and the
TitleComponent that only appears in the root
We did not include them in the
SharedModule for reasons just explained.
Instead, we'll gather them in a single
CoreModule that we import once when the app starts
and never import anywhere else.
- create an
- move the
- create a
CoreModuleclass to own the core material
- update the
AppRootmodule to import
Again, most of this is familiar blocking and tackling. The interesting part is the
We're importing some extra symbols from the Angular core library that we're not using yet. They'll become relevant later in this page.
@NgModule metadata should be familiar.
We declare the
TitleComponent because this module owns it and we export it
AppComponent (which is in
AppModule) displays the title in its template.
TitleComponent needs the Angular
NgIf directive that we import from
CoreModule provides the
UserService. Angular registers that provider with the app root injector,
making a singleton instance of the
UserService available to any component that needs it,
whether that component is eagerly or lazily loaded.
Why bother?
This scenario is clearly contrived. The app is too small to worry about a single service file and a tiny, one-time component.
TitleComponent sitting in the root folder isn't bothering anyone.
The root
AppModule can register the
UserService itself,
as it does currently, even if we decide to relocate the
UserService file to the
src/app/core folder.
Real world apps have more to worry about.
They can have several single-use components (e.g., spinners, message toasts, and modal dialogs)
that appear only in the
AppComponent template.
We don't import them elsewhere so they're not shared in that sense.
Yet they're too big and messy to leave loose in the root folder.
Apps often have many singleton services like this sample's
Each must be registered exactly once, in the app root injector, when the application starts.
While many Components inject such services in their constructors —
import statements to import their symbols —
no other component or module should define or re-create the services themselves.
Their providers are not shared.
We recommend collecting such single-use classes and hiding their gory details inside a
A simplified root
AppModule imports
CoreModule in its capacity as orchestrator of the application as a whole.
Having refactored to a
CoreModule and a
SharedModule, it's time to cleanup the other modules.
A trimmer AppModule
Here is the updated
AppModule paired with version 3 for comparison:
Notice that
AppModule is ...
- a little smaller because many
src/app/rootclasses have moved to other modules.
- stable because we'll add future components and providers to other modules, not this one.
- delegating to imported modules rather than doing work.
- focused on its main task, orchestrating the app as a whole.
A trimmer ContactModule
Here is the new
ContactModule paired with the prior version:
Notice that
- The
HighlightDirectiveare gone.
- The imports include
SharedModuleinstead of
- This new version is leaner and cleaner.
Configure core services with CoreModule.forRoot
A module that adds providers to the application can offer a facility for configuring those providers as well.
By convention, the forRoot static method both provides and configures services at the same time. It takes a service configuration object and returns a ModuleWithProviders which is a simple object with two properties:
ngModule- the
providers- the configured providers
The root
AppModule imports the
CoreModule and adds the
providers to the
AppModule providers.
More precisely, Angular accumulates all imported providers before appending the items listed in
This sequence ensures that whatever we add explicitly to the
AppModule providers takes precedence
over the providers of imported modules.
Let's add a
CoreModule.forRoot method that configures the core
We've extended the core
UserService with an optional, injected
If a
UserServiceConfig exists, the
UserService sets the user name from that config.
src/app/core/user.service.ts (constructor)
CoreModule.forRoot that takes a
UserServiceConfig object:
src/app/core/core.module.ts (forRoot)
Lastly, we call it within the
imports list of the
src/app//app.module.ts (imports)
The app displays "Miss Marple" as the user instead of the default "Sherlock Holmes".
forRoot only in the root application module,
Calling it in any other module, particularly in a lazy loaded module,
is contrary to the intent and is likely to produce a runtime error.
Remember to import the result; don't add it to any other
@NgModule list.
Prevent reimport of the CoreModule
Only the root
AppModule should import the
Bad things happen if a lazy loaded module imports it.
We could hope that no developer makes that mistake.
Or we can guard against it and fail fast by adding the following
CoreModule constructor.
The constructor tells Angular to inject the
CoreModule into itself.
That seems dangerously circular.
The injection would be circular if Angular looked for
CoreModule in the current injector.
@SkipSelf decorator means "look for
CoreModule in an ancestor injector, above me in the injector hierarchy."
If the constructor executes as intended in the
there is no ancestor injector that could provide an instance of
The injector should give up.
By default the injector throws an error when it can't find a requested provider.
@Optional decorator means not finding the service is OK.
The injector returns
null, the
parentModule parameter is null,
and the constructor concludes uneventfully.
It's a different story if we improperly import
CoreModule into a lazy loaded module such as
HeroModule (try it).
Angular creates a lazy loaded module with its own injector, a child of the root injector.
@SkipSelf causes Angular to look for a
CoreModule in the parent injector which this time is the root injector.
Of course it finds the instance imported by the root
parentModule exists and the constructor throws the error.
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This quantitative experiment involves lab teams in comparing a sample of room air with one of the greenhouse gases - carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, or methane - and measuring their heat capacity. The activity requires an infrared heat source, such... (View More) as a heat lamp, two 2L beverage bottles, #4 one hole rubber stoppers, and a thermometer or temperature probe, volumetric flasks, a graduated cylinder, and tubing. Nitrous oxide can be obtained from a dentist, methane from gas jets in a chemistry lab, and becomes CO² can be generated using vinegar and baking soda. A worksheet guides student calculations of heat capacity of the different samples. The investigation s is supported by the textbook, Climate Change, part of the Global System Science, an interdisciplinary course for high school students that emphasizes how scientists from a wide variety of fields work together to understand significant problems of global impact. (View Less)
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In this lab-based activity, students learn how to use scientific instruments used to take hydrological data. Students will rotate among measurement stations for each of the hydrology protocols that will be done by the class. They will practice using... (View More) the field guide with the instrument or kit for that particular measurement, exploring sources of variation and error. The resource includes eight student activity sheets and an authentic assessment, and is part of the Hydrology chapter of the GLOBE Teacher's Guide. The activity is supported by the GLOBE hydrology protocols. GLOBE (Global Learning and Observation to Benefit the Environment) is a worldwide, hands-on, K-12 school-based science education program. (View Less)
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I find it's so easy to feel wound up when caring for a four and a one year old, day in, day out.
To feel stressed, sleep deprived and underappreciated.
To feel like I'm failing, winning and failing, all at once.
Sometimes the joys of the day seem to be wiped out by frustrating and difficult behaviour.
Sometimes it's hard to appreciate the small things, because the big things are too overwhelming.
Sometimes I feel like I am hitting my head against the proverbial wall.
Too often I'm not the parent I thought I was going to be.
And then the sun comes out and we wander as a family, letting Emerson set the pace.
Out of the house, exploring, examining, finding beauty, throwing rocks, laughing.
I am reminded that sometimes this is all we need.
This is how we overcome the frustration, if only for this moment.
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The next JNA meeting will be on September 10th at 7PM.
We meet at the Jefferson United Methodist Church, Donaldson and Wilson Streets, across from Thomas Jefferson High School.
Officers for the next fiscal year will be installed and more plans for Texas Night Out set for October 2 will be discussed.
Refreshments will be served.
If your non-profit organization has an event that might be of interest to JNA members please e-mail the details to Chuck Whitehead,
email@example.com by the 20th of the prior month.
Contact Chuck Whitehead or Marie Cooper (firstname.lastname@example.com) for ad rates.
San Antonio Moves into Stage 2 Watering Rules
Dry, hot weather hitting aquifer levels hard
San Antonio has been under Stage 1 drought restrictions for less than a month, but dry, hot conditions have caused the Edwards Aquifer 10-day average to drop to 650 feet, requiring Stage 2 water restrictions.
Per city ordinance, City Manager Sheryl Sculley in consultation with Robert R. Puente, president/CEO of San Antonio Water System, declared Stage 2 management rules are in effect as of Tuesday June 12, 2018.
Stage 2 of the city's drought plan is triggered when the 10-day average of the Edwards Aquifer at the J-17 monitoring well drops to 650 feet or below. According to the city's Aquifer Management Plan ordinance, coming out of drought stages can be considered 15 days after the aquifer is above the trigger.
Puente notes that the watering restrictions are not suggestions – they are municipal laws that will be enforced.
"During drought, SAWS focuses on education. Now that we have been in restrictions for three weeks, our customers have had the opportunity to get accustomed to drought rules once again," he said. "Contracted police officers are patrolling and they can issue citations if they witness violations."
Watering days stay the same in Stage 2 as in Stage 1, however the hours during which watering is allowed are shortened. Watering with a sprinkler, irrigation system or soaker hose is allowed only between 7-11 a.m. and 7-11 p.m. on your designated day. Watering with a hand-held hose is still allowed any time on any day.
Watering days are determined by the last number of your address:
0 or 1 – Monday
2 or 3 – Tuesday
4 or 5 – Wednesday
6 or 7 – Thursday
8 or 9 – Friday
No watering on the weekends
If you observe water waste, the best way to report it is online at saws.org/waterwaste. Customers can also call SAWS Conservation at 210-704-SAVE (210-704-7283). Please provide as much information as possible, including location, time of day, a brief description of the problem, and how long it has been going on.
For more information about the ordinance and Stage 2 watering rules, visit saws.org/drought.
SA Tomorrow is the City's 25-year framework that guides future growth and development. Adopted by City Council in August 2016, it addresses a wide range of topics that affect how we experience the city. These topics include land use, economic development, housing, environmental protection, cultural and historic preservation, transportation, and more. The City's Planning Department has launched an effort to begin implementing the SA Tomorrow Comprehensive Plan to ensure that it remains responsive to the needs of the community.
A new co-president, new secretary and a new board member will be installed in September.
You can also find information about the JNA on Neighborhood
Link. Enter www.neighborhoodlink.com. Put in 78201 and
click on Jefferson Neighborhood Association.
Save the Date!
Our next meeting is September 10th.
Dues are being collected now.
A family can join for $15 a year or individual memberships are $10 a year.
Money raised goes to various JNA projects to help our community.
Click on the membership application button above for more information.
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That's when we will pay tribute to the colorful and unforgettable 300 years since settlers first came here, while looking forward to our shining future directly ahead. We hope you'll accept our invitation to be part of this exciting and historic celebration.
Exciting and engaging events that hundreds of thousands of residents and visitors will get to see, do, and enjoy throughout 2018. Together, we'll explore, discover, and celebrate where our great city has been and what is ahead of us.
We will highlight the many times we made our mark on the world's stage. These chapters and pages of San Antonio's narrative will come to life through various events around the city.
With each day, the anticipation builds. San Antonio is poised to make history again, and we hope you will be a part of it!
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Citizens of San Antonio are no strangers to high temperatures and humidity during the summer months. Every year, people across the country die due to heat-related illness, so it's important to know what you can do to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District has implemented the "Beat the Heat" campaign in order to educate the community of the dangers and precautions that can be taken during excessive heat.
Below you will find basic information on heat injury prevention as well as resources available to the community to assist with staying cool.
As temperatures begin to rise, be especially mindful of summertime activity, whether playing or working. To prevent heat-related illness
Conduct outdoor work or exercise in the early morning or evening when it is cooler. Outdoor workers should drink plenty of water or electrolyte-replacement beverages and take frequent breaks in the shade or in an air-conditioned facility. Those unaccustomed to working or exercising in a hot environment need to start slowly and gradually increase heat exposure over several weeks.
Check on the elderly. Take the initiative to visit seniors to look for signs of heat-related illnesses. It takes the elderly nearly twice the time of younger people to return to core body temperature after exposure to extreme temperatures. A phone call to the frail elderly is not sufficient to determine the condition of the senior or the home.
Wear light-colored, loose fitting clothing that permits the evaporation of perspiration.
NEVER children, senior citizens or pets unattended in a vehicle, even for a short period of time!
A wide-brimmed hat helps prevent sunburn as well as heat-related illness. Sunscreen also protects from the sun's harmful rays and reduces the risk of sunburn.
If the house is not air-conditioned, seek accommodations in air-conditioned facilities during the heat of the day: malls, movie theaters, libraries, etc.
Take frequent cool baths or showers if your home is not air-conditioned.
Electric fans should only be used in conjunction with an air conditioner. A fan can't change the temperature of a room; it can only accelerate air movement, and will accelerate the body's overheating.
Drink more than usual and don't wait until you're thirsty to drink.
Avoid alcohol or liquids containing high amounts of sugar.
Make sure your family, friends and neighbors are drinking enough water.
Check your local news for extreme heat warnings and safety tips.
Keep informed by listening to local weather and news.
Keep your friends, family and neighbors aware of weather and heat safety information. For more information on extreme heat, visit the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention.


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This section looks at Rotherham United's record against all teams they have faced in a competetive match in the Football League, F.A. Cup, League Cup, Football League Trophy, League Group Cup and Third Division (North) Cup. This dates from 1925/1926-1938/1939 and 1946/1947- present. Because league and cup matches were suspended during World War 2, games played during that time have not been included but results can be found on a seperate page under the war era section. There is also a look on how Rotherham United have done in penalty shootouts.
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text: I have Mplayer CE installed on my softmod 4.2u Wii. I have my usb hard drive connected loaded with A bunch of episodes of the office. I can access them all perfectly in MPlayer CE. However, I connected my hard drive to my pc, selected all the files i wanted from the hard drive, and created an M3U playlist. I saved it to the Hard drive, and plugged it back into my wii. I go to open playist and navigate to the M3U file to open it, i press a to open it, and nothing happens. at all. It doesnt freeze. i can still move up and down. absolutely no words or errors come up, just nothing. How can i fix this? :[ EDIT: I am now using WiiMC. Problem solved.


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The striking similarities between Will Smith's new film After Earth and the teachings of SCIENTOLOGY as it tanks at box office and is panned by critics
- Critics are calling Will Smith's new action film propaganda for The Church of Scientology's teachings
- Amongst the similarities are a focus on the self, themes of man versus nature, and 'auditing'
- Smith denies any formal affiliation with the church, referring to himself as a 'student of world religion'
- The Church of Scientology says "there are no similarities whatsoever"
Critics are claiming that After Earth, the new action film starring father and son team Will and Jaden Smith, which had meager earnings at the box office, bears striking similarities to the teachings of Scientology.
The film opened to poor reviews and only earned $1M on opening night at the box office.
Film critics have pointed out several similarities between the film's themes and L. Ron Hubbard's religious teachings.
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Critics have compared After Earth, starring Will Smith, to teachings of the Church of Scientology. The film's final scene (pictured here) features a volcano erupting, an iconic image from the religion founder, L. Ron Hubbard's book, Dianetics
After Earth, directed by M. Night Shyamalan, tells the story of General Cypher Raige (played by Will Smith) and his 13-year-old son Kitai (Jayden), who crash land on a Earth 1,000 years after it has been abandoned by the human race.
A former Scientologist gives his view
A former Scientologist Marc Headley reviewed the film for Hollywood Reporter and agreed that many of the themes are similar to Hubbard's teachings.
Headley said he 'escaped' from the organization which he was a part of for 15 years in 2005.
After seeing the film he wrote for the magazine.
'While most of the movie involves following Jaden Smith's character as he faces off against apes, a large, angry bird and a leech, (none of which have much to do with Scientology -- besides maybe the leech), most of the Scientology influences play out in the film's dialogue.
'Will Smith's character, Cypher Raige, tells his son, Kitai: 'Fear is not real. It is a product of thoughts you create. Now do not misunderstand me: Danger is very real. But fear is a choice'.
'L. Ron Hubbard's teachings insist that emotions and fear are triggers and are part of the reactive mind. Through Scientology, one is supposed to 'rid oneself of your fears'....Besides the film's dialogue and its direct similarities to Scientology teachings, there are also some other clues in After Earth that cannot be ignored.
'The movie's climax takes place on a volcano that could have been ripped right off the cover of Dianetics, the look is so similar. In Scientology, the volcano is a common thread through many different teachings.
'Will Smith's character is pretty much devoid of all emotions for the entire movie. While this may be part of his character or something that was directed in the script, in Scientology, one goes through great amounts of training and counseling to control one's emotions and 'mis-emotion' as described by Hubbard.'
Now overrun by aliens who feed on fear, Kitai must fight through the planet's dangerous terrain to find the wrecked ship's rescue beacon and save his father who was wounded in the crash.
Several film critics have dissected the plot and found numerous similarities to the teachings of L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the Church of Scientology.
The most glaring similarity is that the iconic image of a volcano erupting, featured on the cover of Hubbard's Dianetics, is the final climactic shot of the film.
Delving deeper, critics cite the film's value on the self, derived from Scientology, Vulture noted. One of Hubbard's teachings was that people must set aside their doubts and conflicts and place unquestioned value on the self.
the film Kitai is plagued by fear and self doubt as he travels through
the alien terrain and tries to measure up to his General father.
Conversely Cypher, the superior
solider, is able to 'ghost' or suppress his emotions.
Cypher classically embodies Hubbard's theory of 'thetan,' or the pure human soul unburdened by emotion, whereas Kitai is a 'misguided theatan,' struggling to escape his fear.
It is only as Kitai learns to overcome his emotions over the course of the film that he experiences a Scientological triumph of the self and success over the alien planet.
Critics also note the use of
'auditing' in the film, which
is the Church's practice of ridding its members of painful emotional
memories. Scientology teaches that people are plagued by 'engrams,'
mental images similar to memories which can cause emotional pain.
The Church rids people of engrams through the use of an E-meter, commonly used in free Scientology stress tests, that measures electrical resistance and pinpoints where the engrams live.
Cypher is wounded in the spaceship crash he audits Kitai from a far,
helping him to move past his painful memories and find inner strength.
Cypher even has a equivalent of a 31st century E-meter with Kitai's 'Smart Fabric' suit that tracks his health stats.
A third similiarity is that the predominant theme in the film is man-versus-nature, a basic Scientology concept. In Scientology life is divided into eight 'urges of survival,' commonly known as dynamics.
first dynamic is self, the survival of the individual against all odds.
In the film Kitai outruns Earth's harsh environmental elements and
dangerous wildlife hoards.
The film suggests that he is able to overcome his external circumstances due to self-actualization and not an actual skill set.
The film's villains, blind aliens who both inspire and feed off of human fear are representative of Hubbard's condemnation of psychiatrists, who Hubbard wrote, 'advertise man as a push-button stimulus-response robot'
In the film Will Smith's character 'audits' his son from afar, a Scientological precept where someone helps you erase painful memories in order to find inner strength. In this scene Smith coaches his son from a video screen on the spaceship
Similar to an E-meter, used in Scientology stress tests, the character's 'Smart Fabric' suit (worn here) allows Smith to track his son's health stats and locate areas of stress in his body and mind
Finally critics noted that the film's villains, monstrous aliens who feed off of people's fears, are representative of Hubbard's aversion to psychiatry.
Hubbard was famously outspoken against psychiatrists, writing in his paper Crime and Psychiatry
that they 'advertise man as a push-button
stimulus-response robot' and use inhumane methods to manipulate people's moods.
In After Earth the blind, murderous aliens are akin to psychiatrists, feeding off people's fear while also provoking them.
Religious overtones aside, After Earth failed to do well financially at the box office and opened to poor reviews.
The Hollywood Reporter reported that
on its opening night the film only grossed $1M, and may only debut at
$35M, the lowest opening for Smith in his recent film history.
The Los Angeles Times summed up the movie in their review's title stating, ''After Earth' crashes on take-off.'
Will Smith and son Jaden pose together at the premiere of their new summer action flick, After Earth. The film has been called a parable for Scientology by critics. Smith has donated money to the church in the past, though he denies being a Scientologist
The New York Daily News also condemned the film saying, 'Summer 2013 has its first bomb, and sadly, it's landed right on Will Smith.'
However the harshest review came from The Atlantic who criticized the film's actors with a back-handed compliment for its director. Reviewer Christopher Orr wrote, 'On the upside, this may be the first terrible movie by M. Night Shyamalan that's not primarily his fault.'
This is not the first time that Smith has been closely associated with Scientology.
In 2007 he donated $122,500 to church charities.
Then two years later Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith opened the New Village Leadership Academy in California, a private school based on Hubbard's teachings.
Despite Smith's philanthropic efforts involving the church he strongly denies being a practicing member. Instead, in several interviews Smith has labeled himself as a 'student of world religion.'
For their part the Church of Scientology says that "the subject of the film has no similarities with Scientology whatsoever".
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Category : Condiment
Preparation time : 45 mins
Serves : 3 standard 300ml jars
Cost : USD7
This is a good accompaniment to any dishes you have that are on the non-spicy or neutral side or when you want to add just that extra bit of heat (and flavour, I may add) to any dish.
- 4 cups of dried red chillies
- a head of garlic (also called a bulb), which the whole thing;
- salt to taste;
- 7 – 8 heaped tablespoons of dried prawns;
- oil – could use canola, peanut, sunflower.
Chillies originate from many different countries and there are many variations of dried chillies. Knowing the heat level of the chillies is important so that you achieve the right balance and you adjust the quantity used. You can also have a mix of ordinary dry chillies and chilly-padi (bird seed) dried chillies.
- Do not wash your chillies prior to use. Cut the chillies into smaller pieces if you want the blending process to be quicker.
- Clean all your garlic pods and slice thickly.
- All these two ingredients together with the dried prawns into your blender.
- To this, add between 2 – 3 cups of oil. You do not use water in the blender at all. When blending, if you find the ingredients are not moving, it may help to start by pulsing instead. Add more oil until you see the ingredients are all moving smoothly inside.
- You decide on how fine you want the chilli oil to be. Personally, I like it a little crunchy so I dont blend until its a fine paste. I stop the blending and examine the mix. If all the big chunks are gone and the paste is rough chopped, you can give it another whizz or two before ending.
- In a frying pan add a bit of oil and pour in the blended mix. Put the fire on a low to medium heat. If too hot, the mix will burn easily. This takes between 10 – 15 minutes.
- The mixture will be quite thick. At this point, you can add another cup of oil to the mix which will lighten the mixture and make it easy to stir.
- When done, pour all the chilly oil into another large ceramic container to cool down. Later, this may be bottled into small jars.
How can it be used?
- to accompany a light stew served with rice;
- to spice up a vegetable or meat & veg stir fry;
- the perfect way to make your devilled eggs;
- on hot buttered toast, as a simple snack.
- In humid weather, dried chillies need to be dried thoroughly to ensure they keep and do not get mouldy. You can either dry the chillies again once you purchase them before you bottle it or you could store it in the fridge as it will keep longer;
- Same goes for dried prawns which tend to age faster left at room temperature and can acquire a very strong metallic smell when it has gone off;
- all jars used should be cleaned and dried thoroughly prior to use;
- the oil should be completely cooled before you close the jars;
- a clean dry spoon should be used each time to ensure the oil keeps;
- if sufficient oil is used in the chilly oil, it will keep for at least three months.


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Argus employ approved keyholding companies across the UK to have staff on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to respond to both emergency and non-emergency call outs. Keys are retained in their secure 24 hour control rooms, only these trained personnel have access to the safe where the keys are kept. All of our keyholding services meet BS7984:2008 standards, providing you with total peace of mind that you are receiving a secure and reliable service.
The primary benefit of using a keyholding service is to protect your companies staff, this is achieved by having only trained personnel attend alarm activations on your properties.
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text: Kirby Super Star Ultra was finally confirmed for a September release. Is anyone else giddy? Kotaku News Report: Nintendo Games Line up Wii & DS By far, my favorite game next to Super Mario RPG, was Kirby Super Star. 8 Incredible games in one SNES cart. Including some of my favorites, Revenge of Meta Knight, The Great Cave Offensive, Milky Way Wishes and best of all MEGATON PUNCH! >:3 But seriously, updated graphics, 3 new touch based mini games and a new game called Meta Knight Ultra. By far I'm super stoked for this one. Source (Including Pics) LOVE THIS GAME.... Cause saying no to this game is like denying Kirby of food.