The average yearly expenses (health care costs and living expenses) and the estimated lifetime costs that are directly attributable to Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) vary greatly based on age, education, neurological impairment, and pre-injury employment history.
Yearly expenses for a catastrophic spinal cord injury, can exceed $1 million.
Even with high-end insurance coverage there can be significant, long-term out-of-pocket costs to consider.
The lifetime cost of becoming a quadriplegic can reach nearly $5 million dollars when injured as a teenager.
Initial costs like ambulance, surgery, hospital stay, inpatient rehab, mobility equipment are typically covered in part by one's health insurance. However, the uninsured expenses begin to mount upon discharge as returning home in a wheelchair requires many accommodations and modifications. From new transportation needs, home renovation and nursing care to maintaining optimum health to avoid life threatening setbacks, these uninsured costs escalate quickly.
The hidden costs of wellness through exercise can be daunting. Activity-Based Training (ABT) is not covered by insurance and cost on average $100/hour. The most optimized commitment to regain neurological connection for those with an SCI is 2-4 hours of training/day. One can see how costs can escalate quickly for those dedicated to improving their paralysis.
Some believe that Stem Cell injections can reverse paralysis, but that is not considered a cure and is still undergoing extensive trials here in the US. With the non-invasive benefits of ABT, there is much to celebrate with improved circulation, muscle tone, spasm reduction, and even reigniting neurological connections. The only caveat is the cost as it is out of pocket / self pay.
SCI treatment currently focuses on preventing further injury and empowering people with a spinal cord injury to return to an active and productive life. Rehabilitation and exercise are key to enhancing a person's health and quality of life.
Activity-based therapies (ABTs) also referred to as activity-based restorative therapy (ABRT) includes any exercise therapy activity, rehabilitation, or intervention. It is focused on improving muscle function and sensory perception for the paralysis and sensory loss due to spinal cord injury (SCI), to improve overall function after SCI. With ABTs, spinal cord injury patients can first regain feeling and over time, movement in the areas affected by the injury.
Currently, over 1,462,220 people suffer from spinal cord injury paralysis in the United States with only an average of 36 days spent in rehab before being discharged home.
ABTs work by assigning task-specific movements to improve activation of the neuromuscular system below the injury level. This treatment helps to stimulate the central state of excitability, also known as your spine. Therapies are also repetitive which is important in neurological rehab. The more times you practice doing an activity correctly, the more likely you will do this same activity with ease in real life. When the injury has produced a higher level of paralysis, patients may also undergo functional electrical stimulation therapy (FES) to kick-start the spine's central pattern generator as the person with spinal cord injury trains on a treadmill or stationary bike.
Important to note – Third-party payers which include private Insurance companies and Medicaid currently do not cover, pay, or reimburse for these crucial services.
The activity-based training programs focus on using specific exercises that are related to the same movement patterns that occur during human development. Through these movements, they are attempting to re-establish patterned neural activity within the central nervous system–activity that is the instinctive pattern of movement we've developed from childhood. Many of the exercises they use are based on patterned neural activity. This method is the process through which it is thought the central nervous system develops its structure and function in the growing human being. The continuous repetition of movement may help to create this neural pattern in the brain and spinal cord. Also, relearning a specific motor task may be highly dependent on the repetitive stimuli provided when input from the brain is limited. Specialists are trained to create the proper stimulation not just to increase a client's health, but help them regain function below their level of injury. The weight-bearing exercises, motor skills training and occupational therapy that comprise ABT are designed to decrease muscle contraction–stiffness or tightness in the muscles and rekindle the neural patterns that drive movement.
Activity-based therapies focus on the repetition of movement to promote neuroplasticity, load bearing to promote bone health as well as core and trunk control.
The ultimate goal of facilities using active based therapy programs is to help their spinal cord injury victims regain function and improved health through exercise and to walk again eventually. To reap the maximum benefits of ABT, though, patients must commit to a daily, two-to-three-hour regimen of high-intensity physical activity.
Step training utilizes body weight support on a treadmill in which a participant is suspended in a harness over a treadmill while specially trained therapists and technicians move his or her legs to simulate walking at a normal pace. The idea behind step training is to help the nervous system relearn motor patterns associated with walking.
Orthoses and braces are tools common in rehabilitation, these are innovative devices that support the body while working on standing, walking, ect., that can help improve SCI survivor function and allow for greater overall health.
An orthosis might be used for positioning a hand, arm or leg, or to magnify or enhance function. It can also be as simple as a splint or as a complex as functional electrical stimulation (FES) brace for ambulation in paraplegics.
There are wearable robotic exoskeletons that can provide powered hip and knee motion to enable individuals with SCI to stand upright, walk, and turn. On their first day using the device, most people can stand and take a few steps, although it takes practice and training to use it properly.
Functional electrical stimulation (FES) applies small electrical pulses to paralyzed muscles to restore or improve their function. FES is commonly used for exercise, but also to assist with breathing, grasping, transferring, standing and walking. It can also lead to improved bladder and bowel function. There's even evidence that FES may reduce the frequency of pressure sores and urinary tract infections.
FES bikes allow people with little or no voluntary leg movement to pedal a stationary leg-cycle called an ergometer. Computer generated, low-level electrical pulses are transmitted through surface electrodes to the leg muscles. This causes coordinated contractions and the pedaling motion.
FES bikes, however, are not cheap — they are in the range of $15,000. The manufacturers have yet to convince Medicare to pay for the devices. Some private insurance companies have reimbursed for them, but many people access FES exercise in community settings like health clubs, rehab clinics, and activity based training centers.
Aquatic therapy uses the aquatic environment in conjunction with land therapies as part of its Activity-Based Restorative therapies.
Gait training on the underwater treadmill can help patients regain balance, movement, and strength when working to re-educate muscles to stand and walk after a brain injury.
Underwater Treadmills are available at facilities that have specialized state-of-the-art therapy pools. As opposed to gait training in a standard pool, the underwater treadmill allows individuals to practice gait patterns that closely mimic land patterns. The speed of the underwater treadmill starts at .2 mph and increases in .2 mph increments allowing patients to progress at their own speed safely.
Activity-based training programs offer peer support where you can connect with others who are living with spinal cord injuries.
Whether it's eating out at a restaurant, going to the movies, or hanging out as a group, being surrounded by people in a similar situation can help individuals living with SCI rebuild their sense of independence, build self-confidence, learn new life skills, and make new friends.


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Q: Simple SQL logic validation I would like to kindly ask more experience developers to give me a quick evaluation of really simple sql relation logic. I am very new on the field of databases so I don't want to make logic mistake which when found will cause me to rewrite the whole thing.
So here's the thing
I have a few products, let's say a fridge, washing machine and microwave.
To every item belong a few files: manual, quick-start guide, photos etc.
My implementation in database bases on following scheme:
1. Table 1: Product
columns here are:

*

*name

*description

2. Table 2: File

*

*name

*description

*file

*product (Foreign Key)
So basically I just make the connection between file and the product by giving every file a product it belongs to.
It seems a little bit counterintuitive tough yet I don't really know why.
Hence this logic is base of the whole system I wanted to ask if I didnt make some simple mistake here.
I guess that for someone experienced it will be obvious how it should be done.
Thanks in advance

A: Given that files and products may have a many-to-many relationship, the typical way to handle this is via the use of a junction table:
product_file (product_id, file_id)

The sole purpose of this table is to maintain relationships between products and their files.  But note that none of the metadata is actually stored here.  Instead, the metadata is stored in the following slightly modified file and product tables:
product (id, name, description)
file (id, name, description)

To see how this works, here is a query which finds the names of all files associated with a certain product:
SELECT
    f.name
FROM file f
INNER JOIN product_file pf
    ON f.id = pf.file_id
INNER JOIN product p
    ON pf.product_id = p.id
WHERE
    p.name = 'some product';

A: You might look for the following solution, or similar:

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*Product (ProductId, Name, Description)

*CoverItem (CoverItemId, Name, Description)

*File (ProductId, CoverItemId, File)

Let's say you have a fridge (ProductId=1) and a washing machine (ProductId=2).
As additional ("cover" or whatever term you like) items you define the following: manual (CoverItemId=1) and quick-start guide (CoverItemId=2).
This doesn't make any meaningful information so far, but now you should have a repository of your items you can use.
At last, you insert data to the File table, which connects a product with the cover-item. As an example, (ProductId=1, CoverItemId=1, File="D:\SomeFolder\FridgeManual.txt") would mean that there's a manual for a frigde in the path "D:\SomeFolder\FridgeManual.txt".
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In 1992, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was adopted as the basis for a global response to tackle the challenge posed by climate change. With 195 Parties, the Convention enjoys near-universal membership. The ultimate objective of the Convention is to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system.
The UNFCCC is designed to assist developing countries to adapt to the inevitable adverse effects of climate change, and catalyzes action on climate change, including action on adaptation. It also commits all Parties to formulate, implement, publish, and regularly update national and, where appropriate, regional programmes containing measures to facilitate adequate adaptation to climate change. The UNFCCC secretariat assists member countries in meeting their commitments under the Convention, makes practical arrangements for meetings, and compiles and distributes statistics along with other climate-related information, as well as assists in the implementation of the mandates of the Convention, the subsidiary bodies and ad-hoc working groups.
Adaptation work is undertaken within a range of work programmes under various Convention bodies including The Cancun Adaptation Framework which includes provisions for:
• A process to enable LDC Parties to formulate and implement National Adaptation Plans (NAPs), building upon their experience in preparing and implementing National Adaptation Programmes of Action (NAPAs), as a means of identifying medium- and long-term adaptation needs and developing and implementing strategies and programmes to address those needs
• A work-programme to consider approaches to address loss and damage associated with climate change impacts in developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change;
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A number of the NAPAs prioritize issues related to building resilience and/or DRR. The NAPA priorities database is a good source of information on this. New projects submitted to the GEF in 2012 that are related to the HFA priority areas include:
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2. Bhutan: Reducing climate change-induced risks and vulnerabilities from glacial lake outbursts in the Punhakha-Wangdi and Chamkhar Valleys; and addressing the risk of climate-induced disasters through enhanced national and local capacity for effective actions.
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The National Adaptation Plans (NAP) process under the Cancun Adaptation Framework, aims to reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, by building adaptive capacity and resilience, in particular in least developed countries.
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The Nairobi Work Programme has been a catalyst for Parties and other stakeholders to generate and share knowledge and information on the following areas of work on adaptation: methods and tools, data and observations, socio-economic information, climate-related risks and extreme events, climate modelling, scenarios and downscaling, and adaptation planning and practices. Under the Nairobi work programme, a range of work has been undertaken since 2005 to assist countries to improve their understanding and assessment of impacts, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change; and to make informed decisions on practical adaptation actions and measures to respond to climate change on a sound scientific, technical and socio-economic basis, taking into account current and future climate change and variability.
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The technical workshop on water resources, climate change impacts and adaptation strategies which took place in 2012, and a synthesis publication on Climate Change and Freshwater Resources, contributed to improving understanding and assessment of climate change impacts on water resources management.
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The Navy isn't the only one with a laser. Boeing has its Compact Laser Weapons System as well, and and the very portable system just recently took out its very first free-flying drone.
Boeing has been working on its lasers for years now and we've seen them light up immobile targets, but Boeings newest offering is unique in how much power it can fit in a relatively small package. Lockheed Martin's ATHENA laser is a truck-mounted affair, and the Navy's drone-blaster lives on boats. Boeing's system, meanwhile, is small enough to fit inside four suitcase-sized containers and can be set up in the field by just a pair of technicians.
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Practice Manager Suzie Sonnabend in the hair salon at Whitehills Wellness Spa.
A former Royal Navy dental therapist who opened her own clinic less than three years ago has now added a dedicated wellness spa after ignoring warnings of a "logistical nightmare".
Amy Northen-Hills called on the renovation expertise of her husband and her dad to keep costs under control for the transformation of the former Colour Lounge salon in Carr Lane, Hull.
She only took the keys on 10 December 2018 and, as bookings flooded in, set a deadline of Valentine's Day for the grand opening. They made it – by the skin of their teeth!
Amy said: "I used to come here every fortnight when it was Colour Lounge and I told them they should have a steam room and a jacuzzi. They said it would be a logistical nightmare – and now I know they were right!"
Amy, who grew up in East Hull, worked in dentistry in the Royal Navy and then in private practice, all the time saving to set up her own business. She opened Whitehills Dental Clinic in Beverley Road, Hull, in June 2015 and a year later moved to Newland Avenue after taking over a former hair salon to provide twice as much treatment space.
During summer 2018 Whitehills knocked through into the adjacent premises to add skin and aesthetic treatments. An opportunity to expand into Hull city centre came when Colour Lounge closed during 2018 but Amy wasn't tempted until she made a trip to organise her wedding last year at Rudding Park, near Harrogate.
She said: "I walked round Rudding Park and told my mum on the way back that I wanted to open a spa and wellness centre. We called the agents for this building on a Wednesday in the middle of November, came in for a viewing on the Thursday and signed on the Friday."
Pictured outside Whitehills Wellness Spa are (from left) Sam Coulson, Danielle Cotterell and Ruby Preston.
The new centre sits underneath Hull City Hall, which dates back to the first decade of the 20th century. The first floor is fitted out as a state-of-the-art hair salon, which is a brand-new venture for Whitehills. The basement houses treatment rooms, a jacuzzi, changing rooms and a relaxation area and the ground floor accommodates the reception and a lounge where guests can book in for afternoon tea with prosecco.
Amy said: "When we moved in some of the spaces were really tight with very low ceilings so we ripped everything out and started from scratch. Thanks to my husband and my dad we managed to keep the costs under £200,000. Without them it would have been more like £500,000."
The investment has created eight new jobs, taking the total across both clinics to nearly 20. Future expansion plans are on hold, just as they were when Amy opened the clinic on Newland Avenue.
She said: "Back in 2016 the plan was to consolidate and then look at opening another dental clinic in one of the villages around Hull. That could still be the next move but for now we'll focus on this site and Newland Avenue.
"We've generated a lot of interest during the two months working on the building and we put a lot of pressure on ourselves by selling £1,500 worth of vouchers during December. Clients from Newland Avenue are also eager to come here. They hadn't seen what we were planning to do but because they are familiar with our work, they had an idea of what sort of standards to expect.
"The result of that has been another 2,000 Facebook followers and a lot of bookings during our first six weeks."
Kathryn Shillito, HullBID Executive Director, said: "The transformation of the building is stunning and the business is a welcome addition to the growing ranks of high-quality, independent operators in Hull city centre.
"Whitehills Wellness Spa is unique in the Hull area for its combination of treatments and therapies and hopefully it will become established very quickly as a destination business, attracting more people into the city centre to find out what else we have to offer."
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Team: Georgia Richards, Jeffrey K Aronson, Carl Heneghan
Theme: Communicating evidence
Oxford researcher, led by Primary Care DPhil student, Georgia Richards, launched the Coroners' Concerns to Prevent Harms series in BMJ Evidence Based Medicine to disseminate important lessons that serve patient safety and prevent similar deaths, leading to the creation of The Preventable Deaths Tracker.
Understanding the causes of deaths and how they can be prevented is critical for improving healthcare outcomes. At a population level, over-reporting or under-reporting of deaths can have a profound impact on policy decisions, which in turn affect global economies and the day-to-day lives of citizens. At the individual level, understanding how and why deaths occur may prevent similar deaths or serious harms from occurring in the future. One in 20 people are exposed to preventable harms in medical settings globally, and 12% of preventable harms result in disability or death.
The team discuss Coroners' concerns to prevent harms series, referencing case reports and disseminating important lessons that serve patient safety and prevent similar deaths, to serve patient safety and educate the public, clinicians and policy-makers. This work was published in the BMJ, 1 Dec 2020.
Under The Coroners Rule 1984, coroners in England and Wales have a duty to report and communicate a death when the coroner believes that action should be taken to prevent similar deaths. In 2013, these reports, named Prevent Future Deaths or PFDs, became mandated under Paragraph 7 of Schedule 5 of The Coroners and Justice Act 2009, and regulations 28 and 29 of The Coroners (Investigations) Regulations 2013. Under these regulations, parties that receive a PFD report are required to respond to the coroner within 56 days of receiving the report, to outline actions taken or proposed that address the coroner's concerns.
Many recognise the important lessons outlined by coroners in PFDs, but concerns have been raised regarding the lack of wider communication of these lessons, and insufficient monitoring of the statutory requirement of responding to PFDs and taking action. As a result, our researchers created this website – the Preventable Deaths Tracker – and the Preventable Deaths Database to collate and display the data from PFDs in a visual, filterable, and searchable format that others can use.
This website was built by Georgia Richards in collaboration with One Ltd and members of the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine (CEBM) and DataLab at the University of Oxford.
Further research specific to alcohol-based hand sanitisers was also produced by Primary Care DPhil student, Georgia Richards, revealing that if ingested, they can have toxic effects and may even be lethal. Preventable deaths from ingesting hand sanitisers have been identified and an article was published in the BMJ, 1 Dec 2020, describing two Prevent Future Death (PFD) case reports, recommending eight actions to mitigate intentional and accidental ingestion of alcohol-based hand sanitisers in healthcare and community settings.
The Preventable Deaths Tracker website was funded by the NHS National Institute for Health (NIHR) School for Primary Care Engagement and Dissemination grant 2020-2021. The views expressed are those of the research team and not necessarily those of the NHS, the NIHR, or the Department of Health and Social Care.


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But I needn't have worried. From the moment the lights dimmed on Wednesday night, I was enthralled.
The set, the acting, the storyline – it all worked together to create a masterpiece and I loved every moment of it.
Dial M for Murder revolves around Tony Wendice (David Steadman) and his wife, Sheila (Anna Baird). It's a bit of a marriage of convenience for Tony, an ex-professional tennis player who is really only after his wife's money.
After discovering Sheila may be about to leave him for another man – and thus removing all hopes of his claim to fortune – Tony hatches a cunning plan to have her killed, which of course goes hilariously wrong.
However, a good director can only do so much without a stellar cast to direct and luckily this play had both.
The cast was small but outstanding. From the moment Tony walked on stage, I instantly hated the arrogance of the character – never before have I felt such a strong energy from an actor's entrance in a live theatre performance and boy was I impressed.
This arrogance contrasted nicely with Baird's innocent portrayal of Sheila, who of course comes out worse off after her husband's failed murder plot of which she remains blissfully unaware. With so many strong character personalities in the play, Baird did a great job of playing the submissive, clueless wife caught up in her husband's evil plot.
Richard De Luca holds the role of Sheila's male companion, Max Halliday, a renowned crime writer whose literary experience ends up foiling Tony's last ditch attempt at getting his hands on Sheila's money. De Luca pulled off the unlikely hero of a character without a hitch.
With so much tension in the plot there was a desperate need for comic relief which came frequently in the form of Captain Lesgate (Arthur Young) in the first half of the play and Chief Inspector Hubbard in the second (easily my favourite character and played by Barrie Graham). Both were played extremely well and responsible for many audience giggles.
The play flowed seamlessly and I found myself constantly nervous and wanting to know what happens next.
Is there a happy ending? In the interests of keeping you on the edge of your seat, you'll have to go and see for yourself. I guarantee it is well worth the watch.
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Isaiah 54:5 shows us several names that are specific to the Lord as our Husband.
Our Maker is our Husband.
Our Husband's name is the Lord of Hosts.
Our Redeemer is our Husband.
Our Husband is the Holy One of Israel.
Our Husband is called the God of the whole earth.
The Hebrew word for "despise" means, "to spurn, contemn, despise and abhor." Since I am not familiar with the meaning of contemn, I looked it up in Webster's 1828 Dictionary. Contemn means, "to despise; to consider and treat as mean and despicable; to scorn." The Hebrew meaning of "word" refers to the word of God and the Torah. It comes from a word that includes meanings of "word, saying, promise and command." The word of God and the Torah are words of the Lord that include commandments and instructions, as well as promises. The Word of the Lord gives detailed instructions of how we are to live in covenant relationship with Him. It also speaks of the promises that come with living in covenant with the Holy One of Israel. He takes pleasure in living in covenant relationship with us. When we live according to His commandments, we are able to receive the promises and provisions of His covenant.
Scripture shows us that despising the word of our Husband, the Holy One of Israel, results in negative consequences. Despising the Word of our Husband, the Holy One of Israel, is actually a form of self-hatred and self-sabotage. Anytime we do something that harms us, we sabotage ourselves. The Holy One of Israel loves us deeply and has given us everything we need in order to live from the blessings and provisions of the covenant He makes with us as our Husband.
I invite you to repent of any times you may have knowingly or unknowingly participated in the following actions against the Lord our Husband, the Holy One of Israel. You may also choose to include repenting of generational sins in these areas.
The Lord our Husband, the Holy One of Israel is also our Redeemer. Please allow Him to redeem you from any consequences of despising His Word that has come through you or your generations. He takes delight in living in covenant relationship with you. In addition, He can and wants to heal any areas in your life that are the roots of your self-sabotage. The Lord your Husband, Redeemer and the Holy One of Israel will help you.
And your Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel.
I invite you to take time with the Lord your Husband, the Holy One of Israel, and ponder these items for growth in your daily walk with Him.
Are there areas in your life that in some way you despise or not like the instruction of the Lord?
How does not following them hurt you and keep you from living from the promises of the covenant with the Lord our Husband, the Holy One of Israel?
Is there a root issue or a wound that needs to be healed in order to love and follow the Word from the Lord our Husband, the Holy One of Israel, in order to receive His promises that come from living in covenant relationship with Him?
How does the Lord want to help you and redeem this area in your life?
Are there things you need to add or remove from your life to aid in your victory in this area?
What does Scripture say about how your life would look when living from a place of victory in this particular area of focus? What does it look like in context of the provisions of the covenant of life and peace the Lord our Husband, the Lord of Hosts, the Holy One of Israel, has made with you?


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jQuery JSON Tag Editor
======================

*jQuery JSON Tag Editor* is a fork of [jQuery-tagEditor](https://goodies.pixabay.com/jquery/tag-editor/demo.html), originally developed by Simon Steinberger for
[Pixabay.com](https://pixabay.com) and licensed under the [MIT license](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT). This fork maintains the same license and adds the
[Apache License, 2.0](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).

*jQuery JSON Tag Editor* adds a separation between the visual representation of a tag and the tag itself. Tags are plain JavaScript objects with a `value` attribute
that is its visual representation in the tag editor. `value` plus any other properties that the tag object may have are all stored as
[data attributes](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/Using_data_attributes) in each `<div class="tag-editor-tag">` element.

So, using the `addTag` public method, this:
```
$('#id').jsonTagEditor('addTag', '{"value": "Car", "tagType": "string", "category": "vehicle"}')
```

Produces the markup below:
```
<div class="tag-editor-tag" data-value="Car" data-tag-type="string" data-category="vehicle">Car</div>
```

If a string is provided as an argument then an object with only the `value` property is created. This is the case when tags are manually typed into the editor.

Features added:
---------------
* Tags are complex objects: what you see in the editor is the property `value`, but you can add arbitrary data to your tags
* Tag object properties are stored as data attributes in their corresponding `<div>` element
* A new option `maxTagLength` can ellipsify tags while keeping the original value in `data-value`
* Multiple tags when pasting a multi-line text snippet, one per line, or split by tabs

Features removed:
-----------------
* Auto-grow width of `<input>` editors
* Support for cut: the original feature was Window-specific but buggy as tags weren't put in the clipboard
* `removeDuplicates`: because tags aren't strings it was the simplest way to deal with this issue
* The `delimiter` is hard-coded to `\t` and `\n`

__[Visit the demo page for the full documentation](https://alfonsomunozpomer.github.io/jsontageditor/demo.html).__

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What follows are the original contents of jQuery-tagEditor's README.md file:

jQuery-tagEditor
================

A powerful and lightweight tag editor plugin for jQuery based on jQuery-tagEditor by Pixabay

Compatible with jQuery 1.7.0+ in Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer 8+. IE7 technically works, but no care has gone into CSS/layout bugs.
Released under the MIT License: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

This plugin was developed by and for [Pixabay.com](https://pixabay.com/) - an international repository for sharing free public domain images.
We have implemented this plugin in production and we share this piece of software - in the spirit of Pixabay - freely with others.

## Demo and Documentation

https://goodies.pixabay.com/jquery/tag-editor/demo.html

## Features

* Lightweight: 8.5 kB of JavaScript - less than 3.2 kB gzipped
* Edit in place tags
* Intuitive navigation between tags with cursor keys, Tab, Shift+Tab, Enter, Pos1, End, Backspace, Del, and ESC
* Optional jQuery UI sortable
* Optional jQuery UI autocomplete
* Copy-paste or delete multiple selected tags
* Duplicate tags check
* Custom delimiter/s
* Placeholder
* Custom style for faulty tags
* Public methods for reading, adding and removing tags + destroy function
* Callbacks
* Allows tabindex for form navigation
* Graceful degradation if JavaScript is disabled

## Changelog

### Version 1.0.20 - 2016/01/30

* Fixed #62: tagEditor is blocking key events on other input and textarea elements on page.

### Version 1.0.19 - 2015/12/02

* Fixed #60: Tag editor fails to handle HTML operator chars.

### Version 1.0.18 - 2015/08/12

* Pull #43: Escape HTML special characters on input.

### Version 1.0.17 - 2015/07/14

* Allow beforeTagSave() to return `false` for discarding certain tag values.

### Version 1.0.16 - 2015/07/01

* Fix #5, #35, #37, #38: "TypeError: owner is null" backspace browser history issue.

### Version 1.0.15 - 2015/05/24

* Fix #31, #33, #34: Added maxTags, removeDuplicates, and animateDelete options.

### Version 1.0.14 - 2015/04/05

* Fix #24: Auto-close tag after selecting autocomplete suggestion by mouse click.

### Version 1.0.13 - 2015/01/26

* Fix #9: Added bower support.

### Version 1.0.12 - 2015/01/16

* Fix #17: Make use of tabindex for form navigation.

### Version 1.0.11 - 2015/01/08

* Use beforeTagSave return value for overwriting new tags.

### Version 1.0.10 - 2015/01/04

* Fix for IE8

### Version 1.0.9 - 2014/12/17

* Optimized internal input autogrow function.

### Version 1.0.8 - 2014/12/14

* Added bower.json file.

### Version 1.0.7 - 2014/11/26

* Removing accursoft's caret plugin (http://code.accursoft.com/caret) from tagEditor source (and adding caret as a dependency).

### Version 1.0.6 - 2014/10/22

* Fixed: Detection for selected field (.tag-editor) on backspace/delete keypress failed in some cases.

### Version 1.0.5 - 2014/09/30

* Merged pull - Added logic for selected field to be .tag-editor only:
  https://github.com/jegarts/jQuery-tagEditor/commit/498435b562d72c3e502863312b0b2ccbb9e80cab

### Version 1.0.4 - 2014/09/24

* Merged pull stop aco.select form calling itself:
  https://github.com/jegarts/jQuery-tagEditor/commit/fd0340ba46272290cedc8991f58769945d0fc2c2

### Version 1.0.3 - 2014/09/13

* Removed unnecessary vendor prefixes in CSS stylesheet.

### Version 1.0.2 - 2014/07/16

* Fixed removal of placeholder after calling addTags.

### Version 1.0.1 - 2014/07/16

* Fixed tagEditor for IE8 and IE7. IE7 still has some obvious layout alignment bugs, that can be fixed by conditional CSS rules.

### Version 1.0.0-beta - 2014/07/15

* First release

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The Sinner Season 2 Is Officially Happening
Say what you want about Netflix's film selections nowadays, they know how to put out a great series.
Their big-budget sci-fi original efforts like Altered Carbon and The Cloverfield Paradox aside, the streaming giant have had a pretty great success rate with the films and series they put out under their own banner.
None more so than the sleeper hit The Sinner they picked up from the USA Network, which came out last year, featuring Jessica Biel and Bill Pullman in a twisted murder mystery.
The show doesn't rely on the regular formulaic whodunnit however, relying on the 'whyudunnit' instead.
And now, thanks to its success, The Sinner has been renewed for a second season, and we also have a plot for the upcoming series, according to SpoilerTV.
In the wake of the Cora Tannetti case, Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) is called back to his hometown in distant rural New York to assess a disturbing new crime: an 11-year-old boy's horrific double-homicide & his seemingly inexplicable motive.
As Ambrose comes to realise there's nothing ordinary about the boy or where he came from, his investigation leads him straight into the hidden darkness of his hometown and pitting him against those who'll stop at nothing to protect its secrets.
Forget mindhunter. Stumbled onto a cracker I hadn't heard of called "The Sinner" on Netflix and it's an absolute belter so far. Jessica Beil is spooky scary deadly brilliant
— PJ Gallagher (@pjgallagher) November 13, 2017
If you haven't watched The Sinner on Netflix I suggest you do
— Claire (@ClaireJane3) November 13, 2017
Holy shit everyone needs to watch The Sinner on Netflix, what a fucking rollercoaster that has been my god
— Bampton (@joshieeeeb) November 14, 2017
Sounds like this is going to be a Jessica Biel-less season though, but it seems that she is still involved in the show as a producer.
The Sinner season one tells the story of Cora Tannetti, portrayed by Biel, a seemingly normal woman who, while on a family trip to the beach, brutally stabs a man to death.
Critic Brian Tallerico, writing for website Roger Ebert, said of the show:
At the beginning of every summer, outlets like Entertainment Weekly try to offer a selection of books that fall under the often-escapist banner of 'Beach Reads'.
You know the kind of book they mean — something you buy in an airport gift shop and leave in the cabana before you head back to reality.
They're often critically derided but harder to pull off successfully than they're given credit for. They require a delicate balance of plot and character, with twists that keep the pages turning and people you want to find out more about.
They're often easy to read in a day or two because you can't put them down. If I had all eight episodes of The Sinner, I would have watched them consecutively.
It's the television version of a page-turner, as you inch forward in your seat, waiting to see where it goes next.
That's probably the most accurate description of the show I've read. It just keeps you hooked. Let's hope season two can do the same.
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These wells are manually dug holes in the ground (using shovels, picks, etc.) with the exception of modern wells. They are generally not very deep (between 8 and 20 metres). Because they are so shallow, these wells are at higher risk for contamination.
Populations that do not have access to surface water. It is an ancient technique. Evidence of wells have been found dating back to the Copper, Bronze and Iron ages (more than 3000 years ago) in many places throughout Europe.
The earliest wells were simple holes that were not protected from cave-ins ; they did not stand the test of time and no trace of them remains today.
This is often the only relatively easy way to obtain water, particularly in developing countries that lack surface water.
It is an economical technique because it only requires physical labour with simple tools. This is the simplest method of well construction.
Populations living in poor regions and areas that do not have modern well-digging tools.
- setting up the mechanism for abstraction : this is the part of the well that is below the level of the water table that allows water to enter the well.
- installation of surface material to keep the well in good condition and preserve the quality of the water that comes from it.
Traditional wells are a construction made by local populations with the means that they have at their disposal, sometimes with the help of professional well-diggers.
These wells are dug by hand using very old methods, without concrete spouts, with walls only supported with wood or branches.
These small wells are generally less than 10 m deep. They are constructed simply and quickly with a simple lining of branches or straw. They must be regularly reinforced because they can cave in. The depth of the water in them is generally shallow. The volume of water they supply is low.
These wells are deeper (sometimes as deep as 10-20 metres or more) and are made by experienced well-diggers. Their diameter varies from between 0.8 and 1 m.
While the lifespan of wells like these is longer than for temporary wells, they may deteriorate significantly if the support for the well walls is not substantial enough.
This type of well can be dug by partly hand but it is generally done with mechanical digging equipment. The diameter of these wells varies between 1 and 1.8 m. The walls are firmly supported by a metal or concrete casing, topped with a margelle (coping) and protected from animals.
- In soft soil (sand, clay, soft schist) manual tools like shovels, picks and crow bars can be used.
- In harder soil (sandstone, hard schist, etc.) a jackhammer is needed.
- In very hard soil (granite, quartz) explosives can be used but this is an expensive and dangerous technique. In these situations, drilling is a better technique (see the file E 30 about drilled wells).
There are multiple dangers (cave-ins, falling walls) when a well is dug by hand. A certain amount of knowledge, skills and understanding of the technique are absolutely necessary to ensure the safety of the people working on its construction.
Wells dug this way have a wider diameter which means water can be drawn from a wider zone in the water table.
These wells can capture water from less permeable materials such as fine sand, loam or clay.
- most surface wells are not very deep and they are dug in permeable soil so they can quickly run dry in a drought or with a simple seasonal drop in the water table if it goes below the depth that the well reaches.
Construction, operation and maintenance costs depend on the techniques and the pump system used.
- Material used for the lining.
- Any pump equipment necessary : hand pump or a motorised pump, many wells are only equipped with a pulley and a well bucket attached to a rope.
These costs vary considerably depending on the materials used and their availability.
As a general indication, in Africa, the construction cost for a traditional well is somewhere between 8 and 25 euros per metre in depth.
The price of a hand pump can be quite high. It varies between €60 and €1500. (See the files on these pumps E35 and E43).
If the soil is unsteady or too soft, do not dig a well, opt for the driven well technique with a casing (see file E 30 on driven wells).
The NGO Via Sahel (based in Toulouse) has constructed some 60 wells in Mali (in Dogon Country) at the rate of about 15 a year.
Their depth varies between 15 and 70 m and the average cost is around €1800.
Every well provides good quality water for 300 people.
The NGO supplied the cement, the iron reinforcement and two well-diggers that they had trained previously. The residents of the village agreed to help do part of the digging with picks during the 3 months of work.
- CINAM Comité Interafricain d'Etudes hydrauliques, Interafrican Committee of Hydraulic Studies : « Manuel de formation des formateurs villageois - Le point d'eau au village » "Training manual for village trainers – the water source in the village" : set up, use, hygiene, maintenance. This manual includes several small booklets and cartoons intended to provide villagers with information on a number of subjects. For information specifically about wells, look at the second booklet and particularly the illustrations 2.8 and 2.19.
- RWSN- Fondation Suisse SKAT « Solutions vers la réduction du coût des puits en milieu rural africain » "Solutions to reduce the cost of wells in rural Africa" A 16-page report with lots of information and good illustrations about various types of wells and drilling, and the least expensive solutions from the Rural Water Supply Network.


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Stanisław Moniuszko (1819–1872) – polski kompozytor i dyrygent
 Stanisław Moniuszko (harcmistrz) (1905–1993) – współtwórca powojennego harcerstwa w Białymstoku
 Justyna Moniuszko (1985–2010) – stewardesa, inżynier lotnictwa
 Moniuszko – nazwisko polskie i ukraińskie
 Moniuszko – samolot Ił-62 o numerach bocznych SP-LBE
 Moniuszko – statek uzbrojony Polskiej Żeglugi Państwowej, zatopiony ok. 1920 r.
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The Silver Sparkle Oilcloth is our latest exclusive Christmas Oilcloth. It is a natural colour fabric which has been woven with a silver metallic thread, and coated with a new Glitter oilcloth coating. The multi-colour glitter is infused within the oilcloth's coating adding a beautiful sparkle to your table. This premium new oilcloth is exclusive to Only Oilcloths, and a taste of an exciting new glitter range we hope to introduce in 2019. Unfortunately we only have very limited stock of this pattern, and expect it to sell out quickly (the gold version sold out within a week!).


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Brandt is een plaats (town) in de Amerikaanse staat South Dakota, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Deuel County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 113.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 105, een daling van 8 (-7,1%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
3,3 km², geheel bestaande uit land. Brandt ligt op ongeveer 564 m boven zeeniveau.

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 20 km rond Brandt.

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By Janice VanCleave
What happens when a meteor strikes the earth?
Purpose. To determine what happens when a meteorite hits Earth.
Materials. 6 to 8 cups (1.5 to 2 liters) of sand (corn meal will work), large shoe box or comparable size container, flat toothpick, 2 fine-point felt-tip pens (1 black, 1 red), walnut-size piece of modeling clay, ruler.
Pour the sand into the box, and shake the box so that the surface of the sand is as level as possible.
Set the box of sand on the floor, then insert the toothpick vertically in the center of the sand. The tip of the toothpick should touch the bottom of the box.
Use the black pen to mark a line on the toothpick level with the surface of the sand. Remove the toothpick and set it aside.
Shape the clay into a ball.
Stand next to the box and hold the clay ball waist high above the center of the sand in the container. Drop the ball.
Carefully remove the ball from the sand so that you disturb the sand as little as possible.
Insert the toothpick in the center of the hole in the sand formed by the ball.
Use the red pen to mark a line on the toothpick level with the surface of the sand in the center of the hole. This mark should be on the same side of the toothpick as the first mark.
Measure the difference between the two marks on the toothpick to determine the depth of the hole.
Shake the box of sand to smooth its surface, and then repeat steps 5 to 9.
The depth of the holes in the sand will vary depending on the size and weight of the clay ball and height the balls falls. The author measured a hole of 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) deep. Why?
"Crater" is from the Greek word meaning "cup" or "bowl." The surface of Earth has some craters due to meteorites slamming into it. But, due to its thin atmosphere, the Moon has many meteorite craters. The size of a crater is related to the energy of the meteorite forming it, which is determined by the size and mass of the object and its speed. In a real crater formation, the meteorite's energy of motion is transferred into shock waves and heat, which breaks the ground and causes the meteorite to vaporize. This super heated vapor results in an explosion, creating the cup-shaped hole in the ground called an impact crater. In this activity, only the meteorite striking the surface is demonstrated. There is no explosion to make the hole even larger than the one produced by the meteorite hitting the surface.
This experiment was taken from Janice VanCleave's Help! My Science Project Is Due Tomorrow! and is used by permission of the publisher, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Q: Why don't large meteorites hit Earth?
A: Actually, large meteorites have struck Earth and others could in the future. But, generally these space rocks burn up when they travel through Earth's atmosphere. Any unburned part of the space rocks that reaches Earth is generally very small.
A meteorite is a piece of rock from space that strikes the Earth's surface. Meteoroids are space rocks in our solar system orbiting the Sun. If a meteoroid enters Earth's atmosphere, it becomes so hot due to the friction with air that it vaporizes (changes to a gas), or burns up, and light energy is produced. This streak of light is what you see when you see a shooting star. When the meteoroid enters the atmosphere, it is then referred to as a meteor. The streak of light is also called a meteor. If any part of the original meteoroid that entered the atmosphere reaches the surface of the Earth, it is then called a meteorite.
Each day as many as 4 billion meteoroids enter Earth's atmosphere. Most of these are very small and burn up before reaching the ground. Those that reach the ground generally range in size from a dust speck to slightly larger ones that strike Earth with no more energy than a falling hailstone.
A very large iron-nickel meteorite, estimated to be about 150 feet (45 meters) in diameter and weighing about 300,000 tons (272,727 metric tons), did strike Earth a long time ago. Its speed was about 40,000 miles per hour (25,000 km per hour). This huge space rock crashed into Earth, exploding with a force greater than 20 million tons (18.2 metric tons) of TNT. The crater produced by the impact was about 3/4 mile (1.2 km) in diameter and 667 feet (200 m) deep. It is found in Arizona and is called the Barringer Meteorite Crater.
With so many meteors zipping through the atmosphere, what are the odds of being struck? Slim to none. But it is possible. Records show that only a few people have been hit by a meteorite and no one has been killed. A confirmed hit was a Mrs. Ann Hodges in Sylacauga, Alabama. On November 30, 1954, Mrs. Hodges was napping in her living room when an 8.5 pound (3.9 kg) meteorite crashed through the roof and hit her thigh. She was only bruised.
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At Hotel Sassella coeliac disease is no problem at all: people with coeliac disease can relax on holiday here. Gluten-free meals can be prepared upon request. People with coeliac disease are advised to provide information about their requirements upon reservation. There are also gluten-free treats for breakfast. At Hotel Sassella you can properly relax.


Jason Berger is a partner at the at the firm's Philadelphia office and manages the firm's Entertainment and New Media practice group.
Jason's expertise lies in recognizing talented artists, individuals and companies, developing strategies to achieve long-term success, and protecting their interests by rigorously negotiating and drafting the agreements forming the basis of their business relationships. Jason also has substantial civil litigation experience in a variety different industries and practice areas.
Jason's practice focuses on securing and negotiating agreements in the music, television/film, digital media, technology, art and fashion industries. Jason's client base covers the entertainment, media and technology industries and includes established and developing artists, songwriters, producers, bands, independent record labels, digital distribution companies, content creation and management companies, music publishing companies, apparel companies, management companies, executives, influencers, actors, models, and multimedia fashion and lifestyle companies.
Jason is a member and active participant in The Recording Academy's Philadelphia Chapter, presently serving on the Board of Governors and Co-Charing the Chapter's Advocacy Committee.
Jason is active in his community of Philadelphia, PA, where he is an adjunct professor at Drexel University's acclaimed Music Industry Program, teaching a wide variety of music and entertainment related topics. When not assisting his clients or working with his students, he is involved in a variety of music related endeavors.


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Blair resignation eclipsed by FIFA crisis
On May 28, 2015 May 28, 2015 By kamelhawwashIn Israel, Palestine, Peace process, Prisoners, Settlements
The Middle East envoy Tony Blair finally let go of his role on the day the FIFA crisis blew, the 27th of May. Normally PR experts look to sue bad news on a day when it can be buried under other more prominent news. But his resignation was such good news for Palestinains it is a pity it was almost hurried. This is of course not the view you will get from Israeli leaders for whom Blair was a good send. Over the years not only have the Palestinians faced a pro Israeli 'peace broker' in the USA, They also faced pro Israeli Bliar.
The Middle East Quartet is made up of the USA, the EU, the UN and Russia. Their envoy, Bliar spent eight years supposedly bringing peace between Palestinians and Israel nearer but you'd have to be very creative to point to any contribution to peace, certainly not for Palestinains.
Under his watch, the siege on Gaza has been tightened, Gaza faced three destructive attacks by Israel, settlements have expanded to now housing some 650,000 illegal Jewish settlers. House demolitions have continued, Israel continued to build the Apartheid Wall, the number of Palestinain prisoners is almost at the same level as it was when he started in his role and settler terrorism has escalated. If Mr Blair was on performance related pay he would not have had any bonus over the last eight years. Indeed he would have been eased out of the role for failure to deliver.
It is true to say that this was not a paid role but numerous trips to the region, an initial suite at the famous American Colony Hotel in the early days and lots of good food and wine provided reasonable compensation. But as has been reported, the exposure this gave him and of course his Prime Miniserial experience have enabled hism to make millions rom his consultancy work. His company, Tony Blair Associates describes its services as
"the umbrella organisation for our commercial operations.
We work with governments on the path of reform providing advice and support on key areas of governance, modernisation and implementation.
We provide geopolitical and strategic advice to multinational corporations.
We bring together institutional investors with potential investment opportunities.
Tony Blair's commercial activities provide important funding for his philanthropic work."
And confirms this activity as "entirely separate from the Foundations which are independent charitable entities accountable to their own boards and trustees and subject to applicable charity regulations".
Googling 'Tony Blair Associates' is an eye opener. How he has found time to do any work as the Quartet Envoy is a mystery. In 2011 he was declared persona non grata by Palestinains for His perceived Israel bias and he has hardly engaged with them since.
When war broke out last summer between Israel and Hamas. He was nowhere to be seen. When interviewed by YNet last July he was asked what he was doing and his answer was "I am doing what I can" and that he operated "under the radar". It seems again he did not contribute at a critical time to reducing tensions or to saving lives.
When news of his possible resignation surfaced a few weeks ago it was suggested that he was looking for a change of role rather than to resign. A bit like a retiring football manager who is elevated to the Board. But in that type of scenario, the manager would have made a huge contribution to the club and is adored by the fans. Blair has at best made little contribution and will not be missed by the stakeholders.
Palestinians have already expressed their quiet satisfaction at his resignation. They can hardly do worse. His resignation provides an opportunity to reconsider the whole peace process charade and the role of the Quartet. It would not be missed as has been evident from its existence but lack of influence over the past years.
The Europeans seem to be anxious to play a ,evading role in a revitalised peace process but they have already encountered a new manoeuvre by the wriggly Netanyahu. In an attempt to present himself as 'flexible', he has offered to start negotiations about the borders of the settlement blocks, which he claims Israel will annex in any peace deal. The Palestinains have rejected this, at least for now. Pressure will grow on them to play a.ong but they should red card him as FIFA should red card the Israeli Football Association.
Good bye Tony and forgive me for not wishing you any luck for the future.Quite honestly, you are doing very well without it.
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Gaverzicht - Be Okay is een Belgische wielerploeg.

Anno 2021 richt de ploeg zich voornamelijk op het begeleiden van jonge wielrenners. Ze willen deze jongelingen helpen groeien zodat ze mogelijks kunnen aansluiten bij (semi-)professionele teams. Maar daarnaast proberen ze de junioren als beloften te stimuleren om bij deze ploeg te blijven. Zo willen ze terug groeien naar de beste Belgische wielerploegen zoals eerder onder de naam K.S.V. Deerlijk.

Geschiedenis
Gaverzicht - Be Okay is ontstaan in 1927 onder de naam S.V. Deerlijk als inrichter van wedstrijden waarbij er dus nog geen renners waren aangesloten. Bij oprichting was Fernand Cloet de voorzitter. Op 28 april werd de eerste officiële wedstrijd gereden: de Nijverheidsprijs.

De eerste wielrenners sloten in 1941 aan bij de club. Enkele bekende wielrenners maakten hier deel van uit: Briek Schotte, Marcel Kint, André Defoort, Lucien Vlaeminck, Romain en Sylvère Maes, Albert Sercu, Germain Derijcke…

In 1958 veranderde de naam naar Koninklijke Sportieve Vereniging Deerlijk en in 1965-1966 werd er een samenwerkingsverbond gesloten met de Waregemse Sporta-Wielerschool met opleiding in St Paulusinstituut in Waregem.

Stortbeton Stadsbader werd in 1966 de eerste extra-sportieve vennoot en in 1969 was Poeders Mann de eerste truitjessponsor. Enkele jaren later werden zij vervangen door 'Carad - Weekblad Atlas' waarna Atlas het hoofdsponsorschap overnam in 1981 voor 20 jaar. Fernand Cloet gaf toen de fakkel door aan Walter Coucke. Westauto's en Haco werden ook aangebracht als extrasportieve vennoten en het rennersaantal steeg van 85 in 1976 tot 215 in 1985.

In 2000 werd de Deerlijkse firma Meubelen Gaverzicht de nieuwste extrasportieve vennoot.

Een nieuw samenwerkingsverband ontstond in 2016 met het team FCP en om mee te zijn met zijn tijd veranderde de naam naar de hoofdsponsors Meubelen Gaverzicht - Glascentra CT. In 2019 werd dit uiteindelijk Gaverzicht - BeOkay omdat Glascentra CT de samenwerking als hoofdsponsor stopzette.

In juni/juli 2021 werd het plan gepresenteerd om per 1 januari 2022 met het – eveneens West-Vlaamse – jeugdteam EFC-L&R-Vulsteke te gaan fusioneren.

Bekende (oud-)renners
Een lijst van enkele bekende (oud-)renners die een voor deze ploeg reden bij de jeugd, belofte of elite.

Belgische wielerploeg


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There are many different widgets available and each can be configured in a variety of ways.
Skin designers only add widget containers into their skins. The actual widgets are then placed into the containers by each collection owner using that skin. (Note: when creating a new collection, b2evolution populates common containers such as the Header and the Sidebar with some common widgets).
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Q: How to launch another program from within erlang code I downloaded the program ImageMagik (www.imagemagick.org/). It can be executed from command line and takes command-line arguments which is perfect for me. How do I execute the program from within a module in Erlang?

A: You can use either os:cmd call
http://www.erlang.org/doc/man/os.html#cmd-1
or use port
open port http://www.erlang.org/doc/tutorial/c_port.html

A: Use emagick, https://github.com/kivra/emagick
which already has the necessary bindings ready.


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The Corner House (organisation)
(Redirected from Corner House Research)
The Corner House is a not for profit company limited by guarantee founded in 1997 in the United Kingdom. According to its website, it aims "to support democratic & community movements for environmental & social justice"[1]
In 2007, The Corner House and the Campaign Against Arms Trade sought a judicial review of the UK Government's discontinuation of an investigation by the Serious Fraud Office into the Al Yamamah arms deal.[2] The High Court initially declared the Serious Fraud Office's discontinuation unlawful in April 2008, but this decision was unanimously reversed by the House of Lords in July of the same year.
Legal analysis[edit]
The principle had already been established in Khalid that where the Crown had no choice, a prosecution could be dropped in the face of an extreme threat.[3] The question was therefore simply whether the Director of the Serious Fraud Office had done 'all that could reasonably be done had been done to resist the threat'.[4] In April 2008 the High Court of Justice ruled that the Serious Fraud Office had acted unlawfully in dropping the investigation for failing to do so.[5]
On 30 July of the same year, this decision was unanimously reversed by the House of Lords. They overruled both the factual and principled basis of the High Court's decision. As a matter of principle, they ruled the courts could only declare the decision unlawful if it was outside of the Director's power, not merely unreasonable. Factually, they held that his decision was in any case reasonable.[6]
^ "About The Corner House". Retrieved 2008-04-23.
^ "BAE inquiry decision challenged". BBC News website. 2007-11-09. Retrieved 2008-04-23.
^ Corner House (High Court) at 81-83
^ Corner House (High Court) at 170-1
^ "UK wrong to halt Saudi arms probe". BBC News website. 2008-04-10. Retrieved 2008-04-23.
^ Corner House (House of Lords) Lord Bingham at 40-1
Judgements:
Corner House (High Court): R. (on the application of Corner House Research) v Director of the Serious Fraud Office [2008] EWHC 714 (Admin)
Corner House (House of Lords): R (On the Application of Corner House Research and Others) v Director of the Serious Fraud Office [2008] UKHL 60
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The_Corner_House_(organisation)&oldid=910090399"
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This past Sunday we celebrated All Saints Day at church. This included mention individually of all in the congregation who passed away during the last 12 months. Then we were given the opportunity to honor others deceased who have touched and blessed our lives. The point was made that referring to one as a saint does not suggest complete lack of error in living, but rather that one is a member of that body of earnest players with Christian commitment. Suddenly, the structure pictured and described below came to mind. And for the first time I understood that the Lord's minions include everyday, ordinary folk who earnestly seek to follow the Way. Thus, in addition to the what might be called the heavenly Trinity, the structure makes provision for the human, intimate fellowship of ordinary believers.
The goal of the Christian way is not human purity, but divine fellowship. Our task is not to sweep and beautify the house so that there is not a speck of evil dust to be found, but to invite our Lord to dwell with us and fill the house with the laughter of forgiveness and the conversation of grace. (From A Year with Jesus (page 125) by Eugene H. Peterson author of The Message).
This passage by Eugene Peterson brought immediately to mind the structure of the "Little Joke" (see next).. The reality in this situation is not a fantasy world of the immaculately clean (the world, after all, is in a siege of "muddy rainy weather.") The objective while within this mess is for the presence of the Trinity to fill our lives with forgiveness and grace so that steadiness can prevail in the midst of ambiguity, conflict, and strife—something only possible with the presence and strength of the Trinity—of Blessed Assurance embodied.
Once many years ago (in 1980) I had a dear friend who gave me the following drawing on a small scratchpad piece of paper just before we left in his car on an errand one dark and rainy afternoon. It is not the original drawing, which I lost, but a reproduction to the best of my memory and like the original is drawn with a broad tipped pen in black ink. It is a very accurate reproduction for I immediately took it seriously though he said it was a "little joke." Very early on I took the drawing to have spiritual significance and assumed it was the gift of a divine messenger. The writing beneath states (and these are the exact words) "A structure like this will please the dogs in muddy rainy weather." I take this to mean a holy structure (the thrice divided triangle) with a cantilever extension indicating worship of the Lord and also being and outward extension indicating compassionate involvement in the world—a structure—which will please the dogs in muddy rainy weather—in other words, through our time on earth which is a period of "muddy rainy weather." The "dogs" I take to be the Lord and all his minions. I am led to share this with you tonight praying that all might be inspired to live sturdy, structured, and holy lives.
* The original given me did include the word "Yes".


The article explained and analyzed the creative design of clothing from concept to the main manifestations and characteristics, and the relationship between apparel feature type and creative design of clothing was discussed. It presented ideas that creative design of clothing reflect in variety of clothing types mainly in three forms: subversion, innovation-based and functional innovation. Creative design of clothing is the fundamental of development of Chinese fashion. It should be done to reform education and train creative design fashion talent.


Jannusch had a season-high 24 points and nine rebounds on Friday to lead the Trojans past Prairie Ridge, 53-43, in their Fox Valley Conference game.
The 5-foot-10 senior added 12 points with nine rebounds, seven assists and five steals in a 63-26 win over Jacobs. She had 12 points and 10 rebounds in a 52-45 loss to St. Charles North on Monday.
Jannusch shot 67.7 percent (21 of 31) from the field in those three games.
1. Hampshire (19-5): The Whip-Purs beat Dundee-Crown, 40-30, but suffered their first FVC loss against McHenry, 47-43, falling back into a first-place tie with Dundee-Crown.
2. Dundee-Crown (16-6): The Chargers lost to Hampshire and got by Huntley, 34-26, after trailing the Red Raiders by eight points at halftime. D-C and Hampshire are both 8-1 in the FVC.
3. Marengo (17-5): The Indians are the hottest team in the Northwest Herald coverage area with 11 wins over their past 12 games. Marengo was 3-0 last week with wins against Genoa-Kingston, Harvard and Belvidere, holding them to an average of 22.6 points a game.
4. McHenry (15-8): The defending FVC champions beat Crystal Lake Central, 68-59, and Hampshire, 47-43, to keep their conference title hopes alive, improving to 6-3 in FVC play. Sophomore Ashley Wachter led the Warriors in scoring in both games.
5. Crystal Lake Central (13-5): The Tigers lost to McHenry and beat Jacobs, 55-28, moving to 6-3 in the FVC, tied with McHenry for third place. Senior Maddie Haslow finished with 22 points, eight steals and six rebounds against Jacobs.
Twinning:Megan Madsen joined her twin sister, Morgan, as the latest member of the 1,000-point club for Johnsburg, surpassing 1,000 points in a 76-66 loss to Wilmot (Wis.) on Saturday and becoming the ninth Skyhawks player in program history to reach the milestone.
She's already the sixth local player this season to go over 1,000 career points.
Putting it together: McHenry, the defending conference champion, battled through some tough injuries earlier this year, most notably to junior point guard Ava Interrante, who was out 11 games, and starting guard Jamie Howie, but things are starting to look up for the Warriors.
Since a 9-7 start, McHenry has won six of seven games and put itself in position for another run at the FVC title with a win over Hampshire on Monday.
Both Interrante and Howie have since returned.
"I told them, you've got to get people believing that McHenry is still pretty (darn) good, and I think we are," Warriors coach Rob Niemic said. "Hampshire is very good. I was just super proud of our defense today. I was really proud of how we guarded. We really sold out today."
Doubling down: Woodstock junior Erin Lockwood is nearly averaging a double-double over her last five games for the Blue Streaks. In those five games, the 6-foot-2 forward has hit 54 percent of her shots, averaging 13 points and 9.2 rebounds.
Woodstock is 4-18 and 2-7 in the KRC under first-year coach Collin Kalamatas.
Marengo at Burlington Central, 5:45 p.m.. Friday: The Indians still have KRC title aspirations, making this a must-win for Marengo. The Rockets (15-5, 8-0) are undefeated in conference play and can move closer to their second straight KRC championship with a victory.
DeKalb Martin Luther King Tournament, Saturday and Monday: Johnsburg and Huntley are the two local teams at the tournament. Boylan, ranked fifth in Class 4A, beat Rock Island (No. 2) in last year's championship.


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Q: How to trigger visitInputObject method on custom directive? I'm building a custom directive in which I'm hoping to validate entire input objects. I'm using the INPUT_OBJECT type with the visitInputObject method on SchemaDirectiveVisitor extended class.
Every time I run a mutation using the input type then visitInputObject does not run.
I've used the other types/methods like visitObject and visitFieldDefinition and they work perfectly. But when trying to use input types and methods they will not trigger.
I've read all the available documentation I can find. Is this just not supported yet?
Some context code(Not actual):
directive @validateThis on INPUT_OBJECT
input MyInputType @validateThis {
  id: ID
  someField: String
}

type Mutation {
  someMutation(myInput: MyInputType!): SomeType
}

class ValidateThisDirective extends SchemaDirectiveVisitor {
  visitInputObject(type) {
    console.log('Not triggering');
  }
}

A: All the visit methods of a SchemaDirectiveVisitor are ran at the same time -- when the schema is built. That includes visitFieldDefinition and visitFieldDefinition. The difference is that when we use visitFieldDefinition, we often do it to modify the resolve function for the visited field. It's this function that's called during execution.
You use each visit methods to modify the respective schema element. You can use visitInputObject to modify an input object, for example to add or remove fields from it. You cannot use it to modify the resolution logic of an output object's field. You should use visitFieldDefinition for that.
visitFieldDefinition(field, details) {
const { resolve = defaultFieldResolver } = field
  field.resolve = async function (parent, args, context, info) {
    Object.keys(args).forEach(argName => {
      const argDefinition = field.args.find(a => a.name === argName)
      // Note: you may have to "unwrap" the type if it's a list or non-null
      const argType = argDefinition.type
      if (argType.name === 'InputTypeToValidate') {
        const argValue = args[argName]
        // validate here
      }
    })

    return resolve.apply(this, [parent, args, context, info]);
  }
}


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Question: Hi my baby is about to finish 9 months..he doesn't speak words like mama dada..is it normal?