In this Dream Tour segment, the indie rock band, NO WIN, reveals who he would want on his ultimate tour lineup. You can check out their picks, after the break.
NO WIN's dream tour is an extensive U.S. run with Guided By Voices. Not much else to it other than that. It would be nice if any manufacturer of cheap domestic beer kept us fully stocked for the duration and if Bob could teach me how to high kick. GBV is the greatest living rock band and I would follow them into the depths of hell.
Actually, now that I think about it I should go ahead and dream big. GBV is on the whole run headlining. We're always first of three because I know my place and because we finish early to start drinking. The direct support spot is Superchunk on the east coast, Dinosaur Jr. in the Pacific North West, Teenage Fanclub on the lower west coast, Bash&Pop in the midwest but Paul Westerberg shows up to the Minneapolis show and sits in with them to do some mats songs. Jeff Tweedy is there too but he mostly just wants to hang on the bus and tell stories.
We don't tour the whole world because the flights are long. We have plenty of days off and for some reason, we can all afford buses and drivers for the buses. Nothing makes sense, rock and roll works, and we all survive to tell the story (arrogantly) to a younger generation of would-be indie rockers.
Keep up with the band on their website, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter!


The Milliken Police Department with the support of the Milliken area businesses invites you to join us on Saturday, April 20th, 2019 for the 17th Annual Easter Egg Hunt! The fun will begin promptly at 10:00 am in Sappington Park (705 School House Drive) so come early and meet the Easter Bunny!!!!!!!


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Юма́товська сільська рада () — муніципальне утворення у складі Уфимського району Башкортостану, Росія. Адміністративний центр — село Санаторія Юматово імені 15-ліття БАССР.

Населення
Населення — 3916 осіб (2019, 3497 в 2010, 3207 в 2002).

Склад
До складу поселення входять такі населені пункти:

Примітки

Поселення Уфимського району

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package com.glaf.jbpm.action;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.jbpm.JbpmException;
import org.jbpm.context.exe.ContextInstance;
import org.jbpm.graph.def.ActionHandler;
import org.jbpm.graph.def.Node;
import org.jbpm.graph.exe.ExecutionContext;
import org.jbpm.graph.exe.ProcessInstance;
import org.jbpm.graph.exe.Token;
import org.jbpm.graph.node.TaskNode;
import org.jbpm.taskmgmt.def.Task;
import org.jbpm.taskmgmt.exe.TaskInstance;
import org.jbpm.taskmgmt.exe.TaskMgmtInstance;

import com.glaf.core.identity.User;
import com.glaf.core.util.LogUtils;
import com.glaf.core.util.StringTools;
import com.glaf.jbpm.db.mybatis2.SqlMapContainer;
import com.glaf.jbpm.el.DefaultExpressionEvaluator;
import com.glaf.jbpm.util.Constant;

/**
 * 动态任务产生注意事项:需要将task-node节点的create-tasks的属性改成create-tasks="false" 例如:
 * <task-node name="采购部部长审批" create-tasks="false">

 * <event type="node-enter">

 * <action ref-name="taskinstance_role07x"/>

 * </event>

 * <task name="task07x" description="采购部部长审批" ></task>

 * <transition name="tr410" to="采购部部长审批通过?"></transition>

 * </task-node>

 */
public class SqlMapTaskInstanceAction implements ActionHandler {
	private static final Log logger = LogFactory
			.getLog(SqlMapTaskInstanceAction.class);

	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	/**
	 * 描述
	 */
	protected String description;

	/**
	 * 如果表达式不为空,则其计算结果必须为true才执行任务分派。
	 */
	protected String expression;

	/**
	 * 部门编号或表达式
	 */
	protected String deptId;

	/**
	 * 部门集合

	 * <deptIds>

	 * <element>310</element>

	 * <element>303</element>

	 * </deptIds>

	 */
	protected List<Object> deptIds;

	/**
	 * 角色编号或表达式
	 */
	protected String roleId;

	/**
	 * 角色集合

	 * <roleIds>

	 * <element>R001</element>

	 * <element>R002</element>

	 * </roleIds>

	 */
	protected List<Object> roleIds;

	/**
	 * SqlMap查询语句编号
	 */
	protected String queryId;

	/**
	 * 对象编号或表达式
	 */
	protected String objectId;

	/**
	 * 对象值或表达式
	 */
	protected String objectValue;

	/**
	 * 动态设置的参与者的参数名,环境变量可以通过contextInstance.getVariable()取得
	 * 例如:contextInstance.getVariable("SendDocAuditor");
	 */
	protected String dynamicActors;

	/**
	 * 转移路径的名称
	 */
	protected String transitionName;

	/**
	 * 任务名称
	 */
	protected String taskName;

	/**
	 * 如果多个审批者只要有一个通过就可以的,设置该值为true
	 */
	protected boolean isPooled;

	/**
	 * 如果不能获取任务参与者是否离开本节点(任务节点)
	 */
	protected boolean leaveNodeIfActorNotAvailable;

	/**
	 * 是否发送邮件
	 */
	protected String sendMail;

	/**
	 * 邮件标题
	 */
	protected String subject;

	/**
	 * 邮件内容
	 */
	protected String content;

	/**
	 * 任务内容
	 */
	protected String taskContent;

	/**
	 * 邮件模板编号
	 */
	protected String templateId;

	public SqlMapTaskInstanceAction() {

	}

	public void execute(ExecutionContext ctx) {
		logger.debug("-------------------------------------------------------");
		logger.debug("---------------MyBatis3TaskInstanceAction----------------");
		logger.debug("-------------------------------------------------------");

		boolean executable = true;

		Map<String, Object> params = new java.util.HashMap<String, Object>();

		ContextInstance contextInstance = ctx.getContextInstance();
		Map<String, Object> variables = contextInstance.getVariables();
		if (variables != null && variables.size() > 0) {
			Set<Entry<String, Object>> entrySet = variables.entrySet();
			for (Entry<String, Object> entry : entrySet) {
				String name = entry.getKey();
				Object value = entry.getValue();
				if (name != null && value != null && params.get(name) == null) {
					params.put(name, value);
				}
			}
		}

		ProcessInstance processInstance = ctx.getProcessInstance();
		params.put("processInstanceId", processInstance.getId());

		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(expression)) {
			if (expression.startsWith("#{") && expression.endsWith("}")) {
				Object value = DefaultExpressionEvaluator.evaluate(expression,
						params);
				if (value != null) {
					if (value instanceof Boolean) {
						Boolean b = (Boolean) value;
						executable = b.booleanValue();
					}
				}
			}
		}

		if (!executable) {
			logger.debug("表达式计算后取值为false,不执行后续动作。");
			return;
		}

		List<String> actorIds = new java.util.ArrayList<String>();
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(dynamicActors)) {
			String actorId = (String) contextInstance
					.getVariable(dynamicActors);
			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(actorId)) {
				StringTokenizer st2 = new StringTokenizer(actorId, ",");
				while (st2.hasMoreTokens()) {
					String elem = st2.nextToken();
					if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(elem)) {
						actorIds.add(elem);
					}
				}
			}
		}

		/**
		 * 从数据库中根据查询条件查找参与者
		 */
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(queryId)) {
			if (LogUtils.isDebug()) {
				logger.debug("queryId:" + queryId);
			}
			params.put("roleId", roleId);
			params.put("objectId", objectId);
			params.put("objectValue", objectValue);

			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(deptId)) {
				String tmp = deptId;
				Object value = deptId;
				if (tmp.startsWith("#{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					value = DefaultExpressionEvaluator.evaluate(tmp, params);
				} else if (tmp.startsWith("#P{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "#P{", "");
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "}", "");
					value = contextInstance.getVariable(tmp);
				}
				params.put("deptId", value);
			}

			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(roleId)) {
				String tmp = roleId;
				Object value = roleId;
				if (tmp.startsWith("#{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					value = DefaultExpressionEvaluator.evaluate(tmp, params);
				} else if (tmp.startsWith("#P{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "#P{", "");
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "}", "");
					value = contextInstance.getVariable(tmp);
				}
				params.put("roleId", value);
			}

			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(objectId)) {
				String tmp = objectId;
				Object value = objectId;
				if (tmp.startsWith("#{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					value = DefaultExpressionEvaluator.evaluate(tmp, params);
				} else if (tmp.startsWith("#P{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "#P{", "");
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "}", "");
					value = contextInstance.getVariable(tmp);
				}
				params.put("objectId", value);
			}

			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(objectValue)) {
				String tmp = objectValue;
				Object value = objectValue;
				if (tmp.startsWith("#{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					value = DefaultExpressionEvaluator.evaluate(tmp, params);
				} else if (tmp.startsWith("#P{") && tmp.endsWith("}")) {
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "#P{", "");
					tmp = StringTools.replaceIgnoreCase(tmp, "}", "");
					value = contextInstance.getVariable(tmp);
				}
				params.put("objectValue", value);
			}

			if (deptIds != null && deptIds.size() > 0) {
				params.put("deptIds", deptIds);
			}

			if (roleIds != null && roleIds.size() > 0) {
				params.put("roleIds", roleIds);
			}

			if (LogUtils.isDebug()) {
				logger.debug("params:" + params);
			}

			SqlMapContainer container = SqlMapContainer.getContainer();

			Collection<?> actors = container.getList(ctx.getJbpmContext()
					.getConnection(), queryId, params);

			if (actors != null && actors.size() > 0) {
				Iterator<?> iterator = actors.iterator();
				while (iterator.hasNext()) {
					Object object = iterator.next();
					String actorId = null;
					if (object instanceof String) {
						actorId = (String) object;
					} else if (object instanceof User) {
						User user = (User) object;
						actorId = user.getActorId();
					}
					if (actorId != null) {
						actorIds.add(actorId);
					}
				}
			}
		}

		if (LogUtils.isDebug()) {
			logger.debug("actorIds:" + actorIds);
		}

		String startActorId = (String) contextInstance
				.getVariable(Constant.PROCESS_STARTERID);
		actorIds.remove(startActorId);

		if (actorIds.size() == 0) {

			if (leaveNodeIfActorNotAvailable) {
				contextInstance.setVariable(Constant.IS_AGREE, "true");
				if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(transitionName)) {
					ctx.leaveNode(transitionName);
				} else {
					ctx.leaveNode();
				}
				return;
			}

		}

		if (actorIds.size() > 0) {

			Task task = null;

			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(taskName)) {
				Node node = ctx.getNode();
				if (node instanceof TaskNode) {
					TaskNode taskNode = (TaskNode) node;
					task = taskNode.getTask(taskName);
				}
			}

			if (task == null) {
				task = ctx.getTask();
			}

			if (task == null) {
				throw new JbpmException(" task is null");
			}

			Token token = ctx.getToken();
			TaskMgmtInstance tmi = ctx.getTaskMgmtInstance();

			if (isPooled) {
				TaskInstance taskInstance = tmi.createTaskInstance(task, token);
				taskInstance.setCreate(new Date());
				if (task != null) {
					taskInstance.setSignalling(task.isSignalling());
				}
				if (actorIds.size() == 1) {
					String actorId = actorIds.iterator().next();
					taskInstance.setActorId(actorId);
				} else {
					int i = 0;
					String[] pooledIds = new String[actorIds.size()];
					Iterator<String> iterator2 = actorIds.iterator();
					while (iterator2.hasNext()) {
						pooledIds[i++] = iterator2.next();
					}
					taskInstance.setPooledActors(pooledIds);
				}
			} else {
				Set<String> userIds = new HashSet<String>();
				Iterator<String> iterator = actorIds.iterator();
				while (iterator.hasNext()) {
					String actorId = iterator.next();
					if (!userIds.contains(actorId)) {
						TaskInstance taskInstance = tmi.createTaskInstance(
								task, token);
						taskInstance.setActorId(actorId);
						taskInstance.setCreate(new Date());
						if (task != null) {
							taskInstance.setSignalling(task.isSignalling());
						}
						userIds.add(actorId);
					}
				}
			}
			if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(sendMail)
					&& StringUtils.equals(sendMail, "true")) {
				MailBean mailBean = new MailBean();
				mailBean.setContent(content);
				mailBean.setSubject(subject);
				mailBean.setTaskContent(taskContent);
				mailBean.setTaskName(taskName);
				mailBean.setTemplateId(templateId);
				mailBean.execute(ctx, actorIds);
			}
		}
	}

	public void setContent(String content) {
		this.content = content;
	}

	public void setDeptId(String deptId) {
		this.deptId = deptId;
	}

	public void setDeptIds(List<Object> deptIds) {
		this.deptIds = deptIds;
	}

	public void setDescription(String description) {
		this.description = description;
	}

	public void setDynamicActors(String dynamicActors) {
		this.dynamicActors = dynamicActors;
	}

	public void setExpression(String expression) {
		this.expression = expression;
	}

	public void setLeaveNodeIfActorNotAvailable(
			boolean leaveNodeIfActorNotAvailable) {
		this.leaveNodeIfActorNotAvailable = leaveNodeIfActorNotAvailable;
	}

	public void setObjectId(String objectId) {
		this.objectId = objectId;
	}

	public void setObjectValue(String objectValue) {
		this.objectValue = objectValue;
	}

	public void setPooled(boolean isPooled) {
		this.isPooled = isPooled;
	}

	public void setQueryId(String queryId) {
		this.queryId = queryId;
	}

	public void setRoleId(String roleId) {
		this.roleId = roleId;
	}

	public void setRoleIds(List<Object> roleIds) {
		this.roleIds = roleIds;
	}

	public void setSendMail(String sendMail) {
		this.sendMail = sendMail;
	}

	public void setSubject(String subject) {
		this.subject = subject;
	}

	public void setTaskContent(String taskContent) {
		this.taskContent = taskContent;
	}

	public void setTaskName(String taskName) {
		this.taskName = taskName;
	}

	public void setTemplateId(String templateId) {
		this.templateId = templateId;
	}

	public void setTransitionName(String transitionName) {
		this.transitionName = transitionName;
	}

}

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Saárossy Kinga (Budapest, 1954. február 16. –) Jászai Mari-díjas magyar színésznő, az egri Gárdonyi Géza Színház örökös tagja. Eger korábbi alpolgármestere.

Tanulmányai
Általános- és középiskolai tanulmányait 1960–1972 között Egerben, az I. sz. Általános Iskola, illetve a Gárdonyi Géza Gimnázium ének–zene-tagozatán végezte. Középiskolai évei alatt kétszer kapott Kazinczy-érmet.

1976-ban a budapesti Színház- és Filmművészeti Főiskolán színművész diplomát szerzett. Osztályvezető tanára Szinetár Miklós volt.

Prózai darabok hősnőinek megszemélyesítése mellett otthonosan mozog a musical és az operett világában is. Alakításait kimagasló beszédkultúra jellemzi.

Társulati tagságai
 1976–1983;Petőfi Színház, Veszprém
 1985–1986;Móricz Zsigmond Színház, Nyíregyháza
 1986–1988;Katona József Színház, Kecskemét
 1988–;Gárdonyi Géza Színház, Eger

Fontosabb szerepei

Színházi szerepek
 Masteroff–Kander–Ebb: Kabaré – Sally (Petőfi Színház)
 Páskándi Géza: Egy ember, aki megúnta a bőrét – Liluka (Petőfi Színház)
 William Shakespeare: Tévedések vígjátéka – Luciana (Petőfi Színház)
 Katona József: Bánk bán – Izidora (Petőfi Színház)
  Németh László: Pusztuló magyarok –Viola (Petőfi Színház)
 Hochwalder: A Közvádló –Thérésia Tallien (Radnóti Színpad, Budapest)
 Ray Lawler: A tizenhetedik baba nyara – Bubba (Petőfi Színház)
 Csurka István:  Házmestersirató – Visegrádi Irén (Petőfi Színház)
 Petőfi Sándor: A helység kalapácsa – Kisbíróné (Petőfi Színház)
  Molnár Ferenc: Olympia – Olympia ( Petőfi Színház)
 Gorkij: Nyaralók – Julija Filippovna (Móricz Zsigmond Színház)
 Carlo Goldoni: A hazug – Rosaura (Móricz Zsigmond Színház)
 Gáll István: Nő a körúton – Jutka (Móricz Zsigmond Színház)
 Németh László: Galilei – Niccolininé (Móricz Zsigmond Színház)
 Katona József: Bánk bán – Gertrudis (Katona József Színház)
 Ábrahám Pál: Bál a Savoyban – La Tangolita (Katona József Színház)
 Szakonyi Károly: Kardok és kalodák – Bottka  Mária (Kőszegi Várszínház)
 Goldoni: Két úr szolgája – Smeraldina (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Erdmann: A mandátum – Násztya (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Wassermann – Leigh – Darion: La Mancha lovagja – Aldonza (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Shakespeare: Vízkereszt… – Olívia (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Csehov: Ványa bácsi – Jelena  Andrejevna (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Móricz Zsigmond: Nem élhetek muzsikaszó nélkül – Pólika (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Caragiale: Az elveszett levél – Zoé (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Huszka Jenő: Lili bárónő – Sasváry  Clarisse (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Ödön von Horváth: Mesél a bécsi erdő –Valéria (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Huszka Jenő – Szilágyi László: Mária főhadnagy – Panni  (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Örkény István: Tóték – Gizi Gézáné (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Szirmai–Bakonyi: Mágnás Miska – Marcsa (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Goggin: Apácák – Huberta nővér (Agria Nyári Játékok)
 Molnár Ferenc: Liliom – Muskátné (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Presser–Horváth–Sztevanovity: A padlás – Süni (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Murray Schisgal: Szerelem,ó! – Ellen (Agria Kamaraszínház, Eger)
 Háy Gyula: Caligulo – Lolla (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Friedrich Schiller: Ármány és szerelem – Lady Milford (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Henrik Ibsen: A vadkacsa – Gina Ekdal  (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Bornemisza Péter: Magyar Elektra – Klitemnesztra (Gárdonyi G. Színház)
 Szörényi–Bródy: István, a király – Sarolt (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Gárdonyi Géza–Várkonyi–Béres: Egri csillagok – Czeceyné (Gárdonyi G. Színház)
 Misima Jukio: Sade márkiné – Saint-Fond grófnő (Gárdonyi G. Színház)
 Arthur Miller: Az ügynök halála – Linda (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Gárdonyi–Várkonyi–Béres: Egri csillagok – Czeceyné (Agria Nyári Játékok, Eger)
 Edward Albee: Nem félünk a farkastól – Martha (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Stein–Bock–Harnick: Hegedűs a háztetőn – Jente, a házasságközvetítő (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Márai Sándor: Kaland – Dr. Pálos Eszter (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Ibsen: Kísértetek – Helene Alving (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Kaló Ferenc–Aldobolyi Nagy György: Egyedül – Zsuzsa (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Jókai Mór: Az aranyember –Teréza  mama (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Presser – Horváth – Sztevanovity: A padlás – Mamóka (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Kander – Ebb: Chicago – Mary  Sunshine (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Szakcsi Lakatos Béla–Csemer Géza: Cigánykerék – Matildka (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Kertész Lilly–Fábri Péter–Blaskó Balázs: Látogatók – Lilly (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Sütő András: Káin és Ábel – Éva (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Lindsay–Crouse–Rodgers-Hammerstein: A muzsika hangja – Zárdafőnökasszony (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Csiky Gergely: Buborékok: Szidónia (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Eisemann Mihály–Nótis–Zágon: Hippolyt, a lakáj – Schneiderné (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Friedrich Dürrenmatt: Az öreg hölgy látogatása – Claire Zachanassian (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Eugene O'Neill: Utazás az éjszakába – Mary Cavan Tyrone (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Gál Elemér: Héthavas gyermekei – Rózsa, Zándírhám felesége (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Shakespeare: Rómeó és Júlia – Dajka (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Nagy Tibor–Pozsgai Zsolt–Bradányi Iván: A kölyök – Madame Foyer (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Brandon – Aldobolyi – Szenes Iván: Charley Nénje – Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Shakespeare: Hamlet – Gertrúd, dán királyné, Hamlet anyja (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Peter Shaffer: Black Comedy – Miss Furnival (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Wassermann–Leigh–Darion: La Mancha lovagja – a házvezetőnő (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Örkény: Tóték – Tótné Mariska (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Kálmán Imre: Csárdáskirálynő – Cecília (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)
 Moravetz – Balásy – Horváth – Papp Gyula: Zrínyi 1566, rock musical – Nádasdyné, a nádor özvegye (Gárdonyi Géza Színház)

Filmszerepek
 A program (1998) – Femme Fatale
 Kísértet Lublón (1976) – Louise
 Októberi vasárnap (1979) – Horthy menye

Tévéfilm-szerepek
 Mint oldott kéve (sorozat, 1983) – Hedvig
 A délibábok hőse
 Az egyezkedő
 A szépség Háza
 Az oroszlán torka
 Korkedvezmény
 A gonosztevő
 A tenger
 Egy ember, aki megunta a bőrét
 Életem, Zsóka
 Galilei
 Ítélet és igazság
 Kardok, kalodák

Díjai, elismerései
 Televíziós nívódíj (a Mint oldott kéve sorozatszerepért)
 Eger város nívódíja
 2010 Örökös tagság – Gárdonyi Géza Színház
 Jászai Mari-díj (2017)

Közéleti tevékenysége
 2001–2010 Az Agria Nyári Játékok PR-marketing munkatársa
 2002 Az Egri Végvár Egyesület alapító elnöke
 2003– A Fidesz Kulturális Tagozatának Heves megyei elnöke
 2006–2010 Eger Kulturális Bizottságának külső szakértője
 2010–2014 Eger Kulturális ügyekért felelős alpolgármestere

Családja
Szülei: id. Saárossy György szülész-nőgyógyász főorvos, aneszteziológus és dr. Darányi Erzsébet gyermekorvos. Testvérei: Saárossy Csilla énekes, a Nemzeti Énekkar tagja és ifj. Saárossy György gyógypedagógus. Férje Blaskó Balázs színművész, rendező, az egri Gárdonyi Géza Színház igazgatója. Gyermekei: Blaskó-Saárossy Zsófia (1983.október 30.- 2022. július 28.) Blaskó Bálint (1989. április 21.)

Jegyzetek

Források

 https://www.jegy.hu/person/saarossy-kinga-676
 http://www.gardonyiszinhaz.hu/hu/tarsulat/szinmuveszek/c/saarossy-kinga

Pl.:
Critikai lapok, 2011
https://www.criticailapok.hu/15-2011?start=55
"…méltányoljuk Saárossy Kinga érzésekkel teli hangját, hibátlan intonációját, tökéletes beszédét."

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Independent presidential candidate John Anderson was threatening to break down the door to the two-party system.
The Illinois congressman was running strong in the national polls, which showed him with the support of as much as a fifth of the electorate in the summer of 1980.
He also had a running mate with name recognition (former Wisconsin governor and ambassador to Mexico Patrick Lucey, who had been on George McGovern's vice-presidential short list in 1972) and a coveted spot in the League of Women Voters-sponsored debates featuring Democratic incumbent Jimmy Carter and Republican nominee Ronald Reagan.
And then the two-party system started flexing its muscles.
It was Carter, specifically, who balked at participating in the debates with Anderson being part of the mix.
"It was for spurious reasons. He said he didn't want to have to debate two Republicans," Anderson told The Augusta Free Press.So Reagan and Anderson went at it sans Carter on Sept. 21, 1980 – with Carter's absence guaranteeing a much smaller TV audience – and then, on Oct. 28, the week before the election, Carter debated Reagan with Anderson on the sidelines.
That the support for Anderson plummeted from 20 percent in the summertime polls to 6.6 percent on Election Day was not a surprise to the candidate.
"Certainly the fact that voters could tune in to see a debate with two candidates representing the two major parties played a role," Anderson said.
"Many people thought I had dropped out of the race, and others thought that my campaign had somehow been deemed illegitimate to have a space on the same stage as the Democrats and Republicans," Anderson said.
Anderson is today the chairman of the Takoma Park, Md.,-based Center for Voting and Democracy, an independent organization that works to promote fair elections where all voters and political groups have an opportunity to be represented.
And so it was that Anderson was in Coral Gables, Fla., Thursday night to take part in another presidential debate – this one cosponsored by the CVD and featuring Libertarian Party presidential candidate Michael Badnarik and Green Party candidate David Cobb.
The location in the vicinity of the University of Miami – which was playing host to a nationally televised debate featuring Republican George W. Bush and Democrat John Kerry that, significantly, was not opened to Badnarik, Cobb, independent Ralph Nader or Constitution Party nominee Michael Peroutka – was not a coincidence.
The Commission on Presidential Debates, the sponsor of Thursday's televised debate between Bush and Kerry, limited the number of candidates in its forum to two based on one key criterion, namely, a demonstrated level of support for the candidates to be included in its event of at least 15 percent of the national electorate – a criterion that, as it turns out, would have mandated the inclusion of Anderson in the '80 debates.
That only one other third-party candidate since Anderson has been allowed on the same presidential-debate stage as the Democrats and Republicans – Ross Perot in 1992 – is not lost on Nader campaign spokesman Kevin Zeese.
"To call it a debate commission is to give it a nice-sounding name, but what it really is is a corporation headed by the two major parties that gets its funding from major corporate investors and whose purpose is to keep third-party candidates out of the mainstream," Zeese told the AFP.
The issue actually goes far beyond being excluded from televised debates, said Scott Whiteman, the campaign manager for Peroutka's Constitution Party effort.
Gaining ballot access itself can be and is "an extremely difficult proposition," Whiteman said.
"We're forced to spend almost all of our very limited resources just to get on the ballot. That doesn't leave much in the tank for trying to then get our message out to the voters," Whiteman said.
And then comes the indignity of being left out of the televised-debate process from the get-go.
"The fundamental question that we hear from voters is, are you in the debates? It used to be about whether or not we were on the ballot. That was the first sign as to whether we were viable or not. Now people want to know if we're in the debates, and when they hear that we're not, they want to know why we're not," Whiteman said.
"This exclusion is a significant reason that third-party campaigns are not taken seriously by the general public," Anderson said.
"They're not treated as equals, even though they have access to the ballot and the theoretical possibility of winning a majority of votes in the Electoral College. They're not given coverage in the mainstream media, by and large, and they're not included in the televised debates," Anderson said.
"They're relegated, instead, to the role of spoiler, as if somehow their presence in the campaign spoils an election. That is a huge block to have to overcome," Anderson said.
It's not just the campaigns that get shortchanged in the process, Cobb campaign spokesman Blair Bobier told the AFP.
"What people are going to get with the televised debates are scripted, staged events that won't resemble at all an actual debate. There won't be a discussion of any of the real serious issues facing this country," Bobier said.
For example, there's the burning issue with the war in Iraq.
"You have two candidates in George Bush and John Kerry who support the continuation of the Iraq war. Ralph Nader opposes the war, and so does 50 percent of the American public. But their viewpoint is not going to be represented," Zeese said.
Nader isn't alone in opposing the continuation of the Iraq war effort. Badnarik, Cobb and Peroutka all oppose the war as well.
"It's clear that the Bush and Kerry campaigns are doing anything they can to exclude alternative viewpoints from being put out into the mainstream," Badnarik campaign spokesman Stephen Gordon told the AFP.
"Nowhere else in American life do we give people two choices and say take it or leave it," Anderson said. "If you went to buy a car, and the salesman told you that you had two choices, two models, and that was it, take it or leave it, you'd spin your heels and walk out. Or if you were at the shoe store, and you were told that you had two choices, one from Company X and one from Company Y, take it or leave it, you'd head out the door.
"Democracy is strong enough to withstand the challenge of different points of view," Anderson said.
"I personally think it would energize democracy by allowing people who currently feel like their views aren't represented by the two major parties to feel like they can vote their conscience instead of voting for the lesser of two evils or staying away from the ballot box altogether," Anderson said.


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U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan, a member of the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus, was honored with the Open Country Award in the Jan. 15 edition of Outdoor Life Magazine for being an ally of hunters and anglers in the passage of the 2014 Farm Bill.
Outdoor Life is a national sportsmen's magazine that supports hunting and fishing in the U.S. Stabenow received the award Jan. 21.
The Open Country program honors people making a difference in creating access to public lands for those who hunt, fish and trap. The magazine noted that the Farm Bill authored by Stabenow "condensed 23 previous conservation programs into 13, saving taxpayers $6 billion while maintaining the majority of the key conservation programs we value."
Over 100 projects will receive a historic $370 million through the Regional Conservation Partnership Program, which was created by the Farm Bill to encourage partnerships between agricultural and conservation groups to help conserve soil health, protect water quality and restore wildlife habitat. Among these projects are five in Michigan, which will receive $40 million to invest in conservation.
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For you and me, this is an automatic experience. Experts say, the average healthy adult breaths 9-14 breaths every minute. That's every 4-5 seconds.
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New research published in the Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine proves that breathing and guided imagery have substantial benefits for stress management and post-surgery healing; especially for cancer patients. The research studied 159 men with cancer and found that a stress management program focused on proper breathing techniques and healing imagery resulted in stronger immune responses in recovery; measured by higher levels of cell function and circulating pro-inflammatory cytokines, which directly affect the healing process after surgery and after cancer treatment.
Dr. Jeffrey Rossman in the acclaimed Mind Body Mood Solution presents various breathing strategies that are empirically validated to help with chronic pain, psychiatric diagnoses, physical illness and overall wellness.
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2.) Resonant Breathing: Funny name—easy activity. Picture the rhythm involved in a tap dance class and you've got it covered. Resonant Breathing is a form of rhythmic belly breathing where inhalation and exhalation are done at specific rates. Looking to balance your physiology? This is your best friend! By controlling breathing to a point of six breaths per minute, physiological balance is accomplished through a reduction in heart rate. Hello Nirvana.
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THE Bendigo Volleyball Association minis competition has come to an exciting end with Specimen Hill Primary School crowned as premiers. Specimen Hill overcame Violet Street Primary School 2-1 (25-16, 25-17, 6- 25) in a closely fought grand final at Bendigo Stadium. Specimen Hill Primary School physical education co-ordinator Todd Broadbent said it was a fantastic achievement for both teams to reach the grand final. "All the students were so happy, and I was extremely proud of the way they played the game – they showed fantastic skills, encouraged each other and showed great sportsmanship throughout the game and competition," he said. "Overall, I am really proud of what the students have been able to achieve this year with many of the students now playing for four years." Broadbent, well known for his involvement with the Bendigo Academy of Sport volleyball program, praised the efforts of winning coach Belinda Seymour "Belinda did an outstanding job and the team couldn't have done it without her," he said. "All the students, parents and everyone at Speci really appreciate it. "Also thank you to all the parents for their support throughout the competition and especially cheering on the Speci team during the grand final." The accolades for the school and team did not stop with the grand final win, with Specimen's Hill's Aidan Robinson named the competition's most valuable player.
Specimen Hill Primary School's premiership-winning minis volleyball team, with coach Belinda Seymour. Picture contributed.
THE Bendigo Volleyball Association minis competition has come to an exciting end with Specimen Hill Primary School crowned as premiers.
Specimen Hill overcame Violet Street Primary School 2-1 (25-16, 25-17, 6- 25) in a closely fought grand final at Bendigo Stadium.
Specimen Hill Primary School physical education co-ordinator Todd Broadbent said it was a fantastic achievement for both teams to reach the grand final.
"All the students were so happy, and I was extremely proud of the way they played the game – they showed fantastic skills, encouraged each other and showed great sportsmanship throughout the game and competition," he said.
"Belinda did an outstanding job and the team couldn't have done it without her," he said.
"All the students, parents and everyone at Speci really appreciate it.
The accolades for the school and team did not stop with the grand final win, with Specimen's Hill's Aidan Robinson named the competition's most valuable player.


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Gophers often destroy yards and gardens by burrowing tunnels in the ground and feeding on cultivated plants. They also damage other items such as water pipes and sprinklers. The tunnels disturb the appearance of the landscape, and any water leaking from pipes and sprinklers may erode the soil. You may be able to kill gophers by feeding them poison.
People may recommend using common food items to kill gophers, but these home remedies don't usually work. Food items believed to kill gophers include chewing gum and chocolate laxatives. The University of California at Davis conducted an experiment whereby captive gophers were fed these food items. Neither chewing gum nor chocolate laxatives killed them. In fact, the captive gophers actually developed a sweet tooth. People may think these items kill gophers because they see no signs of gophers after spreading these items in an infested area.
The most common gopher bait is grain treated with strychnine, a poison that occurs naturally in plants. A strychnine concentration of 0.5 percent can usually kill a gopher with just one feeding. This concentration may not kill large gophers, but you can't get a higher concentration for home use. If gophers don't eat the bait, it breaks down within days in damp soil so it doesn't harm non-target animals.
People usually use anticoagulant baits for rats and mice, but you can also use them for gophers. With diphacinone as the active ingredient, the bait kills gophers slowly in five to 10 days. The bait usually comes in a solid block form that contains the poison and grain. An anticoagulant bait is safer because it doesn't immediately kill the animal that feeds on it. According to the University of California at Davis, this type of bait controls gophers effectively.
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SAMMY: MATHURIN PREDICTED 4-10, BUT 3-9 WORKS FINE!
London, England – West Indies captain Darren Sammy revealed that rookie spinner Garey Mathurin told him he would take "four wickets for 10 runs" before England started their innings in Sunday's second and final T20 International at the Kia Oval.
Mathurin, a left-arm spinner debuting two days after celebrating his 28th birthday, almost fulfilled the promise and ended with the remarkable figures of three wickets for nine runs off four overs. All three victims were cleaned bowled. The Windies shot out England for 88 after making 113 for five, to win by 25 runs and level the two-match series.
"Before we left the dressing room he told me he would get four wickets, and for just ten runs. He wasn't smiling, he wasn't joking. He was quite serious about what he was saying and he was quite determined to achieve it," Sammy said.
The West Indies were outstanding in the outfield getting four wickets by the run out route – including two from direct hits – by Sammy diving at short mid-off and Devendra Bishoo from point.
"We didn't get a wicket on Friday night and to bounce back and take all ten and dismiss England in double figures was a remarkable turnaround and everyone deserves congratulations for a superb job. It was a stunning fightback after the first match and we always believed anything was possible on the night.
The West Indies team leaves London on Monday night for Dubai where they will have a one-week training camp before moving on to Bangladesh for two Test matches, three One-Day Internationals and a T20 International.


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The readings by prominent literary authors and journalists chosen for the anthology "Global Rights and Perceptions" highlight the many ways in which human rights are being violated through practices such as human trafficking, intellectual piracy, organ trade, and female feticide. In Mutilation by Any Other Name, Sarah Ameigh argues why it is important to refuse to accept any act that demeans and endangers young women. Thomas Friedman sheds light on the role of contemporary America on the world stage in the article That Used to Be Us: How America Fell Behind in the World It Invented and How We Can Come Back. In "Global Rights and Perceptions" students read from a wide variety of original sources foreign policy journals, non-fiction books, medical journals, and current affairs magazines, including the "New Statesman," the "Journal of Medical Ethics," "Foreign Policy," and the "Journal of American and Comparative Culture." The textbook also includes representative student papers on global issues to stimulate students imaginations and exemplify compelling writing strategies. This varied exposure gives students several gateways through which to approach complex social issues, and raises awareness about how widespread these issues are and how seriously they are being considered by academic, journalistic, literary, and social entities. Avantika Rohatgi holds a Ph.D. in American Literature, as well as Masters Degrees in English and Applied Linguistics. Dr. Rohatgi currently teaches writing in the Department of English and Comparative Literature at San Jose State University. She has also taught at Santa Clara University, Indiana-Purdue University and Butler University. Her course offerings have included World and Multicultural Literature, Film and Gender Studies, and Children s, Women's and Non-Western Literature. Dr. Rohatgi also developed and currently teaches a Human Rights and Globalization course.


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Taking off your makeup is an equally important procedure and a big part of your skincare routine. However, in this fast paced world we live in, where 24 hours are just not enough, we've adopted a few tricks to make this boring process easier and faster.
Makeup wipes are literally in everyone's house these days, even if you are not a makeup wearer! They provide such a convenient and fast way of cleaning up the skin from dirt, oils and makeup without breaking the bank.
Many believe that using wiping motions ages the skin (I will write a science infused post about this another time) and support that using makeup wipes is bad for us. However, let's face it, their convenience is hard to resist. While I always prefer wet washing with a cleanser and I do try to avoid makeup wipes as much as possible, there are times when life gets the best of me and I just need a quick fix! Don't we all?
I've been using the Nivea 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin, for a few years now, even though I have oily skin. They are very affordable and you can find them everywhere, even at a supermarket, and I like the condition they leave the skin at. However, I've never been fully happy with the ingredients and I've always had an eye open for better wipes.
Nivea has just released a new MicellAIR range which includes makeup wipes too so I wanted to have a look and see if the new ones are better than the old. Since they use "micelle" technology I though it would only be fair to also compare them directly to the already existing Nivea Micellar Cleansing Wipes and figure out which one is worth your time and money!
The Nivea 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin come in a white plastic bag-like container with typical Nivea branding and some pink shading. The Micellar Cleansing Wipes come in an almost identical packaging but with blue shading and bubble design. Lastly, the MicellAIR Wipes also come in the same type packaging but they stand out the most, as they come in completely black packaging with pink shading.
The packaging in all is resealable and is good enough to keep the wipes wet throughout. However, while the packaging works well and looks nice, it's really nothing special. On the plus side, it doesn't have a set shape which makes it cheaper but also lighter and easy to travel with.
Winner: All three wipes have the same packaging, just a different design.
The price of these wipes is hard to define as all three retail anywhere between £1-3.15 per pack, depending on the retailer and the current deal (they are almost always on a deal).
However, bear in mind that while the 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin and the Micellar Cleansing Wipes contain 25 wipes per pack, the MicellAIR Wipes contain only 20. This means that if all three are the same price then you get more out of your money with the first two.
Winner: Equal. All three are cheap and affordable.
All three wipes come as a square white wet cloth. The texture of the cloth looks the same in all three but the MicellAIR ones feel the softest, followed by the Micellar Cleansing Wipes and lastly the 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin which feel the "harshest".
Winner: Equal. All three are soft and none feel damaging or rough to the skin.
The 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin have a soft cosmetic scent, the Micellar Cleansing Wipes have a stronger more floral type of scent and lastly the MicellAIR wipes have a soft, perfume-like scent.
The Micellar Cleansing Wipes have the strongest scent and the other two are fairly subtle. All three of them smell nice so it all comes down to personal preference.
Winner: Equal. Neither are overwhelming or bad smelling.
The 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes are meant to be for Dry Skin as they contain almond oil. The Micellar Cleansing Wipes are set to be for all skin types and the MicellAIR for sensitive skin.
However, your skin type doesn't matter that much when it comes to using these wipes, even if you have sensitive skin, as they all contain similar irritants. I have oily skin and thought that all three were nice to use. There aren't any ingredients that truly make these wipes specific for one skin type to another and as I mentioned above, even the sensitive skin ones have ingredients that could cause you irritation (perhaps they are just in lower quantities). It really comes down to which ones you like the scent or after feel the best.
All three wipes last for 6M.
All three wipes have "lash care" and are suitable for waterproof makeup. However, during my waterproof makeup tests all three had the same difficulty in removing it and neither was particularly impressive.
The Micellar Cleansing Wipes and MicellAIR Wipes are meant to work using micellar technology. Micelles are supramolecular particles or assemblies (think of them as spheres) and are superior to traditional solvents because they can often dissolve both water and oil. I will write a science infused post on them another time. What this means practically is that micellar products (if formulated right) have the ability to clean the skin deeper and easier.
"NIVEA® Daily Essentials 3 in 1 Gentle Cleansing Wipes for Face, Lips and Eyes quickly and easily cleanse and remove make-up, even waterproof mascara. Enriched with Natural Almond Oil they are suitable for dry skin and leave skin feeling cleansed, moisturised and pampered.
"The formula with Micellar & black tea extract removes long-lasting make-up & waterproof mascara gently & effectively, without leaving greasy residue so your skin can breathe. The gentle formula cares for the sensitive eye area and protects beautiful lashes.
All three are easy to use but I felt that the MicellAIR were kinder to the skin and both the MicellAIR and Micellar Cleansing Wipes took off a full face of makeup SLIGHTLY easier than the 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin. This is no surprise as that is the exact point of the micellar technology and it would have been a spectacular fail otherwise. However, the difference in ease of makeup removal is really not that impressive, the micellar ones are just slightly better.
Winner: The MicellAIR and Micellar Cleansing Wipes are slightly superior.
As mentioned above, the MicellAIR and the Micellar Cleansing Wipes take makeup off slightly easier than the 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin but all three feel nice and leave the skin clean but not dry.
All three wipes mostly tie in all the above categories and the deciding factor really is the ingredients in each. This is also the reason why I kept looking as I wasn't 100% happy with the ingredients in the 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin.
Generally speaking, the 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin have the worst ingredients (but they are not bad, just comparatively worse). Out of the 22 contained, 10 will offer you some skincare benefit (some more than others), 3 are potential negatives and 12 potential irritants.
The Micellar Cleansing Wipes contain 29 ingredients of which 11 will offer some skincare benefit, 2 potential negatives and 14 irritants. It's a very similar story for the MicellAIR Wipes which contain 30 ingredients, 12 positives, 2 negatives and 14 irritants.
The ingredients between the latter two are very similar, so similar that I don't think it's worth having both products out in the market. However, the MicellAIR Wipes are slightly better since they also contain Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract and higher and lower amounts of other key ingredients.
In reality though, none of the three makeup wipes are perfect, especially if you avoid parabens and definitely because it is recommended to avoid low molecular weight alcohols in cosmetics (as it can strip away your skin's natural flora and lubrication).
Aqua – Water based formulation.
Isopropyl Stearate – Skin conditioner.
Glyceryl Glucoside – A humectant (=locks moisture in) and skin conditioner.
Polyglyceryl-3 Methylglucose Distearate – Sometimes used as a sunscreen ingredient because of its water resistance. Note though that it does not offer SPF protection in this product.
Benzyl Salicylate – UV-light absorber and fragrance.
Sodium Chloride – Absorbs water.
Methylpropanediol – Can enhance penetration of other ingredients.
Alcohol Denat.– There is evidence suggesting that low molecular alcohols (denat. or not) damage and dry the skin. This can in turn enhance the penetration of other compounds into the skin, although sometimes this might not be a negative. Additionally, since this product is a spray that is used over makeup, not all or any of this ingredient might actually reach the skin.
The following compounds present in the 3 in 1 Cleansing Wipes for Dry Skin have been either proven or claimed by some to be sensitizers, irritants, allergens etc: Isopropyl Stearate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Phenoxyethanol, Limonene, Linalool, Benzyl Alcohol, Citronellol, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Geraniol, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Hexyl Cinnamal, Parfum.
The following compounds present in the Micellar Cleansing Wipes have been either proven or claimed by some to be sensitizers, irritants, allergens etc: PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Citric Acid, Propylene Glycol, 1,2-Hexanediol, Phenoxyethanol, Linalool, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Citronellol, Geraniol, Benzyl Alcohol, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Parfum.
The following compounds present in the MicellAIR Wipes have been either proven or claimed by some to be sensitizers, irritants, allergens etc: PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Propylene Glycol, 1,2-Hexanediol, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Linalool, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Citronellol, Geraniol, Benzyl Alcohol, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Parfum.
Aqua, Isopropyl Stearate, Glycerin, Dimethicone, Methylpropanediol, Glyceryl Glucoside, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil, Panthenol, Polyglyceryl-3 Methylglucose Distearate, Sodium Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, 1,2-Hexanediol, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Limonene, Linalool, Benzyl Alcohol, Citronellol, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Geraniol, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Benzyl Salicylate, Hexyl Cinnamal, Parfum.
Aqua, Alcohol Denat., PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Panthenol, Glycerin, Glyceryl Glucoside, Sorbitol, Poloxamer 124, Decyl Glucoside, Disodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Polyquaternium-10, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Acetate, Trisodium EDTA, Ethylhexylglycerin, 1,2-Hexanediol, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Linalool, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Citronellol, Geraniol, Benzyl Alcohol, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, BHT, Parfum.
Overall, neither of the three makeup wipes are perfect. All three worked well, with the micellar ones working slightly better at taking heavy makeup off. All three of them had a harder than expected time when it came to removing waterproof makeup and neither of them appeared to be better at that than the other.
Since they are all so similar, the deciding category is the ingredients contained. The Micellar Cleansing Wipes and the MicellAIR Wipes are so similar that I question the need for those two products to exist at the same time, but if you want to be super picky, the MicellAIR Wipes were slightly better.
I will still keep an eye open for better wipes but for now the MicellAIR Wipes are the best (out of the Nivea ones) and it doesn't hurt that they are relatively cheap as well.


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Q: Maintaining replicated database in kubernetes I have replicated cassandra database and would like to know the best way to maintain its data.
Currently im using kubernetes emptyDir for cassandra container volume.

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*Can i use google's Persistent disks for replicated cassandra db pods?

*If i have 3 cassandra nodes and one of them fails / destroyed what happens to the google's Persistent disks data?

*If all 3 nodes fail, will i still be able to populate db data from google's persistant disks to new pods that spins up?

*How to backup db's data which is in google's persistent disks?

A: I will answer your questions in the same order:
1: You can use Google's persistent disks for the master Cassandra node and then all the other cassandra replicas will just use their local emptyDir.
2: When deploying to the cloud, the expectation is that instances are ephemeral and might die at any time. Cassandra is built to replicate data across the cluster to facilitate data redundancy, so that in the case that an instance dies, the data stored on the instance does not, and the cluster can react by re-replicating the data to other running nodes. You can use DaemonSet to place a single pod on each node in the Kubernetes cluster which will give u data redundancy.

*Is it possible to provide more information here? how the new pods will spin up?

*Taking a snapshot of the disk, or use epmtyDir with a sidecar container in order to periodically snapshot the directory and upload it to Google Cloud Storage.

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