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(function($){
    function getPluginName(target){
        if ($(target).data('treegrid')){
            return 'treegrid';
        } else {
            return 'datagrid';
        }
    }

    var oldAutoSizeColumn = $.fn.datagrid.methods.autoSizeColumn;
    $.fn.datagrid.methods.autoSizeColumn = function(jq, field){
        return jq.each(function(){
            resizeFilter(this, field, 10);
            oldAutoSizeColumn.call($.fn.datagrid.methods, $(this), field);
            resizeFilter(this, field);
        });
    };

    var oldLoadDataMethod1 = $.fn.datagrid.methods.loadData;
    $.fn.datagrid.methods.loadData = function(jq, data){
        jq.each(function(){
            $.data(this, 'datagrid').filterSource = null;
        });
        return oldLoadDataMethod1.call($.fn.datagrid.methods, jq, data);
    };
    var oldLoadDataMethod2 = $.fn.treegrid.methods.loadData;
    $.fn.treegrid.methods.loadData = function(jq, data){
        jq.each(function(){
            $.data(this, 'treegrid').filterSource = null;
        });
        return oldLoadDataMethod2.call($.fn.treegrid.methods, jq, data);
    };
    var oldAppendMethod1 = $.fn.datagrid.methods.appendRow;
    $.fn.datagrid.methods.appendRow = function(jq, row){
        var result = oldAppendMethod1.call($.fn.datagrid.methods, jq, row);
        jq.each(function(){
            var state = $(this).data('datagrid');
            if (state.filterSource){
                state.filterSource.total++;
                state.filterSource.rows.push(row);
            }
            // doFilter(this);
        });
        return result;
    };
    var oldAppendMethod2 = $.fn.treegrid.methods.append;
    $.fn.treegrid.methods.append = function(jq, data){
        var result = oldAppendMethod2.call($.fn.treegrid.methods, jq, data);
        jq.each(function(){
            // doFilter(this);
        });
        return result;
    };
    var deleteMethod1 = $.fn.datagrid.methods.deleteRow;
    $.fn.datagrid.methods.deleteRow = function(jq, index){
        jq.each(function(){
            var state = $(this).data('datagrid');
            var opts = state.options;
            if (state.filterSource && opts.idField){
                for(var i=0; i<state.filterSource.rows.length; i++){
                    var row = state.filterSource.rows[i];
                    if (row[opts.idField] == state.data.rows[index][opts.idField]){
                        state.filterSource.rows.splice(i,1);
                        state.filterSource.total--;
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
        });
        return deleteMethod1.call($.fn.datagrid.methods, jq, index);
    };

    var extendedOptions = {
        filterMenuIconCls: 'icon-ok',
        filterBtnIconCls: 'icon-filter',
        filterBtnPosition: 'right',
        filterPosition: 'bottom',
        remoteFilter: false,
        filterDelay: 400,
        filterRules: [],
        filterMatcher: function(data){
            var name = getPluginName(this);
            var state = $.data(this, name);
            var opts = state.options;
            if (opts.filterRules.length){
                var rows = [];
                if (name == 'treegrid'){
                    var rr = {};
                    $.map(data.rows, function(row){
                        if (isMatch(row)){
                            rr[row[opts.idField]] = row;
                            row = getRow(data.rows, row._parentId);
                            while(row){
                                rr[row[opts.idField]] = row;
                                row = getRow(data.rows, row._parentId);
                            }
                        }
                    });
                    for(var id in rr){
                        rows.push(rr[id]);
                    }
                } else {
                    for(var i=0; i<data.rows.length; i++){
                        var row = data.rows[i];
                        if (isMatch(row)){
                            rows.push(row);
                        }
                    }
                }
                data = {
                    total: data.total - (data.rows.length - rows.length),
                    rows: rows
                };
            }
            return data;

            function isMatch(row){
                var rules = opts.filterRules;
                for(var i=0; i<rules.length; i++){
                    var rule = rules[i];
                    var source = row[rule.field];
                    if (source == undefined){
                        source = '';
                    }
                    var op = opts.operators[rule.op];
                    if (!op.isMatch(source, rule.value)){return false}
                }
                return true;
            }
            function getRow(rows, id){
                for(var i=0; i<rows.length; i++){
                    var row = rows[i];
                    if (row[opts.idField] == id){
                        return row;
                    }
                }
                return null;
            }
        },
        defaultFilterType: 'text',
        defaultFilterOperator: 'contains',
        defaultFilterOptions: {
            onInit: function(target){
                var name = getPluginName(target);
                var opts = $(target)[name]('options');
                var input = $(this);
                input.unbind('.filter').bind('keydown.filter', function(e){
                    var t = $(this);
                    if (this.timer){
                        clearTimeout(this.timer);
                    }
                    if (e.keyCode == 13){
                        _doFilter();
                    } else {
                        this.timer = setTimeout(function(){
                            _doFilter();
                        }, opts.filterDelay);
                    }
                });
                function _doFilter(){
                    var field = input.attr('name');
                    var rule = $(target)[name]('getFilterRule', field);
                    var value = input.val();
                    if (value != ''){
                        if ((rule && rule.value!=value) || !rule){
                            $(target)[name]('addFilterRule', {
                                field: field,
                                op: opts.defaultFilterOperator,
                                value: value
                            });
                            $(target)[name]('doFilter');
                        }
                    } else {
                        if (rule){
                            $(target)[name]('removeFilterRule', field);
                            $(target)[name]('doFilter');
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        },
        filterStringify: function(data){
            return JSON.stringify(data);
        },
        onClickMenu: function(item,button){}
    };
    $.extend($.fn.datagrid.defaults, extendedOptions);
    $.extend($.fn.treegrid.defaults, extendedOptions);

    // filter types
    $.fn.datagrid.defaults.filters = $.extend({}, $.fn.datagrid.defaults.editors, {
        label: {
            init: function(container, options){
                return $('').appendTo(container);
            },
            getValue: function(target){
                return $(target).html();
            },
            setValue: function(target, value){
                $(target).html(value);
            },
            resize: function(target, width){
                $(target)._outerWidth(width)._outerHeight(22);
            }
        }
    });
    $.fn.treegrid.defaults.filters = $.fn.datagrid.defaults.filters;

    // filter operators
    $.fn.datagrid.defaults.operators = {
        nofilter: {
            text: 'No Filter'
        },
        contains: {
            text: 'Contains',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                source = String(source);
                value = String(value);
                return source.toLowerCase().indexOf(value.toLowerCase()) >= 0;
            }
        },
        equal: {
            text: 'Equal',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                return source == value;
            }
        },
        notequal: {
            text: 'Not Equal',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                return source != value;
            }
        },
        beginwith: {
            text: 'Begin With',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                source = String(source);
                value = String(value);
                return source.toLowerCase().indexOf(value.toLowerCase()) == 0;
            }
        },
        endwith: {
            text: 'End With',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                source = String(source);
                value = String(value);
                return source.toLowerCase().indexOf(value.toLowerCase(), source.length - value.length) !== -1;
            }
        },
        less: {
            text: 'Less',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                return source < value;
            }
        },
        lessorequal: {
            text: 'Less Or Equal',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                return source <= value;
            }
        },
        greater: {
            text: 'Greater',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                return source > value;
            }
        },
        greaterorequal: {
            text: 'Greater Or Equal',
            isMatch: function(source, value){
                return source >= value;
            }
        }
    };
    $.fn.treegrid.defaults.operators = $.fn.datagrid.defaults.operators;

    function resizeFilter(target, field, width){
        var dg = $(target);
        var header = dg.datagrid('getPanel').find('div.datagrid-header');
        var ff = field ? header.find('.datagrid-filter[name="'+field+'"]') : header.find('.datagrid-filter');
        ff.each(function(){
            var name = $(this).attr('name');
            var col = dg.datagrid('getColumnOption', name);
            var cc = $(this).closest('div.datagrid-filter-c');
            var btn = cc.find('a.datagrid-filter-btn');
            if (width != undefined){
                this.filter.resize(this, width);
            } else {
                this.filter.resize(this, 10);
                this.filter.resize(this, cc.width() - btn._outerWidth());
            }
        });
    }

    function getFilterComponent(target, field){
        var header = $(target).datagrid('getPanel').find('div.datagrid-header');
        return header.find('tr.datagrid-filter-row td[field="'+field+'"] .datagrid-filter');
    }

    /**
     * get filter rule index, return -1 if not found.
     */
    function getRuleIndex(target, field){
        var name = getPluginName(target);
        var rules = $(target)[name]('options').filterRules;
        for(var i=0; i<rules.length; i++){
            if (rules[i].field == field){
                return i;
            }
        }
        return -1;
    }

    function getFilterRule(target, field){
        var name = getPluginName(target);
        var rules = $(target)[name]('options').filterRules;
        var index = getRuleIndex(target, field);
        if (index >= 0){
            return rules[index];
        } else {
            return null;
        }
    }

    function addFilterRule(target, param){
        var name = getPluginName(target);
        var opts = $(target)[name]('options');
        var rules = opts.filterRules;

        if (param.op == 'nofilter'){
            removeFilterRule(target, param.field);
        } else {
            var index = getRuleIndex(target, param.field);
            if (index >= 0){
                $.extend(rules[index], param);
            } else {
                rules.push(param);
            }
        }

        var input = getFilterComponent(target, param.field);
        if (input.length){
            if (param.op != 'nofilter'){
                input[0].filter.setValue(input, param.value);
            }
            var menu = input[0].menu;
            if (menu){
                menu.find('.'+opts.filterMenuIconCls).removeClass(opts.filterMenuIconCls);
                var item = menu.menu('findItem', opts.operators[param.op]['text']);
                menu.menu('setIcon', {
                    target: item.target,
                    iconCls: opts.filterMenuIconCls
                });
            }
        }
    }

    function removeFilterRule(target, field){
        var name = getPluginName(target);
        var dg = $(target);
        var opts = dg[name]('options');
        if (field){
            var index = getRuleIndex(target, field);
            if (index >= 0){
                opts.filterRules.splice(index, 1);
            }
            _clear([field]);
        } else {
            opts.filterRules = [];
            var fields = dg.datagrid('getColumnFields',true).concat(dg.datagrid('getColumnFields'));
            _clear(fields);
        }

        function _clear(fields){
            for(var i=0; i<fields.length; i++){
                var input = getFilterComponent(target, fields[i]);
                if (input.length){
                    input[0].filter.setValue(input, '');
                    var menu = input[0].menu;
                    if (menu){
                        menu.find('.'+opts.filterMenuIconCls).removeClass(opts.filterMenuIconCls);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    function doFilter(target){
        var name = getPluginName(target);
        var state = $.data(target, name);
        var opts = state.options;
        if (opts.remoteFilter){
            $(target)[name]('load');
        } else {
            $(target)[name]('getPager').pagination('refresh', {pageNumber:1});
            $(target)[name]('options').pageNumber = 1;
            $(target)[name]('loadData', state.filterSource || state.data);
        }
    }

    function myLoadFilter(data, parentId){
        var name = getPluginName(this);
        var state = $.data(this, name);
        var opts = state.options;

        if (name == 'datagrid' && $.isArray(data)){
            data = {
                total: data.length,
                rows: data
            };
        } else if (name == 'treegrid' && $.isArray(data)){
            function translate(children, pid){
                if (!children || !children.length){return []}
                var rows = [];
                $.map(children, function(item){
                    item._parentId = pid;
                    rows.push(item);
                    rows = rows.concat(translate(item.children, item[opts.idField]));
                });
                return rows;
            }
            var rows = translate(data, parentId);
            $.map(rows, function(row){
                row.children = undefined;
            });
            data = {
                total: rows.length,
                rows: rows
            }
        }
        if (!opts.remoteFilter){
            if (!state.filterSource){
                state.filterSource = data;
            } else {
                if (name == 'datagrid' && !opts.isSorting){
                    state.filterSource = data;
                } else if (name == 'treegrid' && !opts.isSorting){
                    var addedRows = $.extend(true, [], data.rows);
                    state.filterSource.total += addedRows.length;
                    state.filterSource.rows = state.filterSource.rows.concat(addedRows);
                }
                opts.isSorting = undefined;
            }
            data = opts.filterMatcher.call(this, {
                total: state.filterSource.total,
                rows: $.extend(true, [], state.filterSource.rows)
            });

            if (opts.pagination){
                var dg = $(this);
                var pager = dg[name]('getPager');
                pager.pagination({
                    onSelectPage:function(pageNum, pageSize){
                        opts.pageNumber = pageNum;
                        opts.pageSize = pageSize;
                        pager.pagination('refresh',{
                            pageNumber:pageNum,
                            pageSize:pageSize
                        });
                        //dg.datagrid('loadData', state.filterSource);
                        dg[name]('loadData', state.filterSource);
                    },
                    onBeforeRefresh:function(){
                        dg[name]('reload');
                        return false;
                    }
                });
                if (name == 'datagrid'){
                    var start = (opts.pageNumber-1)*parseInt(opts.pageSize);
                    var end = start + parseInt(opts.pageSize);
                    data.rows = data.rows.slice(start, end);
                } else {
                    var topRows = [];
                    var childRows = [];
                    $.map(data.rows, function(row){
                        row._parentId ? childRows.push(row) : topRows.push(row);
                    });
                    data.total = topRows.length;
                    var start = (opts.pageNumber-1)*parseInt(opts.pageSize);
                    var end = start + parseInt(opts.pageSize);
                    data.rows = $.extend(true,[],topRows.slice(start, end).concat(childRows));
                }
            }
        }
        return data;
    }

    function init(target, filters){
        filters = filters || [];
        var name = getPluginName(target);
        var state = $.data(target, name);
        var opts = state.options;
        if (!opts.filterRules.length){
            opts.filterRules = [];
        }

        var onResizeColumn = opts.onResizeColumn;
        opts.onResizeColumn = function(field,width){
            if (opts.fitColumns){
                resizeFilter(target, null, 10);
                $(target).datagrid('fitColumns');
                resizeFilter(target);
            } else {
                resizeFilter(target, field);
            }
            onResizeColumn.call(target, field, width);
        };
        var onResize = opts.onResize;
        opts.onResize = function(width,height){
            resizeFilter(target, null, 10);
            $(target).datagrid('fitColumns');
            resizeFilter(target);
            onResize.call(this, width, height);
        }
        var onBeforeLoad = opts.onBeforeLoad;
        opts.onBeforeLoad = function(param1, param2){
            if (param1){
                param1.filterRules = opts.filterStringify(opts.filterRules);
            }
            if (param2){
                param2.filterRules = opts.filterStringify(opts.filterRules);
            }
            var result = onBeforeLoad.call(this, param1, param2);
            if (result != false && opts.url){
                state.filterSource = null;
            }
            return result;
        };
        var dgOpts = $.data(target, 'datagrid').options;
        var onBeforeSortColumn = dgOpts.onBeforeSortColumn;
        dgOpts.onBeforeSortColumn = function(sort, order){
            var result = onBeforeSortColumn.call(this, sort, order);
            if (result != false){
                opts.isSorting = true;
            }
            return result;
        };
        var onBeforeEdit = opts.onBeforeEdit;
        opts.onBeforeEdit = function(index, row){
            var result = onBeforeEdit.call(this, index, row);
            state.originalEditingRow = $.extend(true, {}, name == 'treegrid' ? index : row);
            return result;
        };
        var onAfterEdit = opts.onAfterEdit;
        opts.onAfterEdit = function(index, row, changes){
            if (opts.idField && state.filterSource){
                for(var i=0; i<state.filterSource.rows.length; i++){
                    var r = state.filterSource.rows[i];
                    if (r[opts.idField] == state.originalEditingRow[opts.idField]){
                        $.extend(r, name == 'treegrid' ? index : row);
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
            onAfterEdit.call(this, index, row, changes);
        };

        // opts.loadFilter = myLoadFilter;
        opts.loadFilter = function(data, parentId){
            var d = opts.oldLoadFilter.call(this, data, parentId);
            return myLoadFilter.call(this, d, parentId);
        };

        initCss();
        createFilter(true);
        createFilter();
        if (opts.fitColumns){
            setTimeout(function(){
                resizeFilter(target);
            }, 0);
        }

        $.map(opts.filterRules, function(rule){
            addFilterRule(target, rule);
        });

        function initCss(){
            if (!$('#datagrid-filter-style').length){
                $('head').append(
                    ''
                );
            }
        }

        /**
         * create filter component
         */
        function createFilter(frozen){
            var dc = state.dc;
            var fields = $(target).datagrid('getColumnFields', frozen);
            if (frozen && opts.rownumbers){
                fields.unshift('_');
            }
            var table = (frozen?dc.header1:dc.header2).find('table.datagrid-htable');
            // table.find('tr').each(function(){
            // 	$(this).height($(this).height());
            // });

            // clear the old filter component
            table.find('.datagrid-filter').each(function(){
                if (this.filter.destroy){
                    this.filter.destroy(this);
                }
                if (this.menu){
                    $(this.menu).menu('destroy');
                }
            });
            table.find('tr.datagrid-filter-row').remove();

            var tr = $('

');
            if (opts.filterPosition == 'bottom'){
                tr.appendTo(table.find('tbody'));
            } else {
                tr.prependTo(table.find('tbody'));
            }

            for(var i=0; i<fields.length; i++){
                var field = fields[i];
                var col = $(target).datagrid('getColumnOption', field);
                var td = $('	').attr('field', field).appendTo(tr);
                if (col && col.hidden){
                    td.hide();
                }
                if (field == '_'){
                    continue;
                }
                if (col && (col.checkbox || col.expander)){
                    continue;
                }
                var div = $('

').appendTo(td);

                var fopts = getFilter(field);
                if (!fopts){
                    fopts = $.extend({}, {
                        field: field,
                        type: opts.defaultFilterType,
                        options: opts.defaultFilterOptions
                    });
                }
                var filter = opts.filters[fopts.type];
                var input = filter.init(div, fopts.options||{});
                input.addClass('datagrid-filter').attr('name', field);
                input[0].filter = filter;
                input[0].menu = createFilterButton(div, fopts.op);
                if (fopts.options && fopts.options.onInit){
                    fopts.options.onInit.call(input[0], target);
                }

                resizeFilter(target, field);
            }
        }

        function createFilterButton(container, operators){
            if (!operators){return null;}

            var btn = $(' ').addClass(opts.filterBtnIconCls);
            if (opts.filterBtnPosition == 'right'){
                btn.appendTo(container);
            } else {
                btn.prependTo(container);
            }
            var menu = $('

').appendTo('body');
            menu.menu({
                alignTo:btn,
                onClick:function(item){
                    var btn = $(this).menu('options').alignTo;
                    var td = btn.closest('td[field]');
                    var field = td.attr('field');
                    var input = td.find('.datagrid-filter');
                    var value = input[0].filter.getValue(input);

                    addFilterRule(target, {
                        field: field,
                        op: item.name,
                        value: value
                    });

                    opts.onClickMenu.call(target, item, btn);

                    doFilter(target);
                }
            });
            $.each(['nofilter'].concat(operators), function(index,item){
                var op = opts.operators[item];
                if (op){
                    menu.menu('appendItem', {
                        text: op.text,
                        name: item
                    });
                }
            });
            btn[0].menu = menu;
            btn.bind('click', {menu:menu}, function(e){
                // $(e.data.menu).menu('show');
                $(this.menu).menu('show');
                return false;
            });
            return menu;
        }

        function getFilter(field){
            for(var i=0; i<filters.length; i++){
                var filter = filters[i];
                if (filter.field == field){
                    return filter;
                }
            }
            return null;
        }
    }

    $.extend($.fn.datagrid.methods, {
        enableFilter: function(jq, filters){
            return jq.each(function(){
                var name = getPluginName(this);
                var opts = $.data(this, name).options;
                opts.oldLoadFilter = opts.loadFilter;
                init(this, filters);
                $(this)[name]('resize');
                if (opts.filterRules.length){
                    doFilter(this);
                }
            });
        },
        disableFilter: function(jq){
            return jq.each(function(){
                var name = getPluginName(this);
                var opts = $.data(this, name).options;
                var dc = $(this).data('datagrid').dc;
                var fr = dc.header1.add(dc.header2).find('.datagrid-filter-row');
                fr.find('.datagrid-filter-btn').each(function(){
                    $(this.menu).menu('destroy');
                });
                fr.find('.combo-f').each(function(){
                    $(this).combo('destroy');
                });
                $(this)[name]({
                    loadFilter: (opts.oldLoadFilter||undefined),
                    oldLoadFilter: null
                });
            });
        },
        getFilterRule: function(jq, field){
            return getFilterRule(jq[0], field);
        },
        addFilterRule: function(jq, param){
            return jq.each(function(){
                addFilterRule(this, param);
            });
        },
        removeFilterRule: function(jq, field){
            return jq.each(function(){
                removeFilterRule(this, field);
            });
        },
        doFilter: function(jq){
            return jq.each(function(){
                doFilter(this);
            });
        },
        getFilterComponent: function(jq, field){
            return getFilterComponent(jq[0], field);
        },
        resizeFilter: function(jq, field){
            return jq.each(function(){
                resizeFilter(this, field);
            });
        }
    });
})(jQuery);

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Your cats won't use the litter box, and you're beyond furious with them. But don't get angry, get creative. Approaching the problem from the cats' point of view is sure to bring a faster resolution than anger will.
From such simple fixes as taking the top off a covered box to more elaborate ones, these are proven strategies that work. But first, some litter box basics.
Cats can be even pickier about their bathroom facilities than humans are. And they don't like dirty bathrooms any better than we do. If your cats won't use the litter box, take a hard look at that box through their eyes.
Do you see clean places to walk when they step into the box? Does they have room to move around? Can they see an escape route from the box? Does the box smell like them, not perfume? Is there enough litter to dig in, but not so much they sink up to their ankles in sand? Is the box in a location they consider convenient and safe?
If your answer to all of these questions is yes, your cats probably have the perfect potty. If even one answer is no, you have some tweaking to do.
If your cats won't use the litter box, call on your inner detective to try to understand why. You'll be more likely to solve the problem if you understand what caused it.
Here are 11 reasons why cats won't use the litter box. Use them as clues to help you figure out what's causing problems at your house.
The box is in a location the cat doesn't like.
Health issues: Urinary tract infections and bladder stones and crystals can be so painful they can cause cats to not use the litter box. Diabetes, hyperthyroidism and kidney disease can all cause cats to urinate so often and in such volume they can't always get to a box. And older cats with arthritis often have difficulty getting in and out of a litter box.
Assuming your cats are in good health, here are some ways to encourage them to use their litter boxes.
Relieve stress. Stress is the most common reason for cats not using the litter box.
Scatter boxes around your house so the cats can always get to one without competing with everyone else.
Take the tops off your boxes. Cats like to see an escape route from the boxes, and that's not possible if the boxes are covered.
It's possible that you can resolve your cats' litter box issues simply by relieving stress. Think about giving these stress relievers a try.
If your cats are strictly indoors, think about getting them outside. Take them out on harnesses and leashes, provide some supervised outdoor time or consider building them an outdoor enclosure. Being outside is a great stress-reliever for cats, and it lets them mark their territory on the grass instead of the rugs.
Relieve boredom by providing a stimulating and interesting indoor environment. Bored cats often become stressed cats.
Resolve space issues in multicat families. High places for perching and low places for hiding create the feeling of more room and relieve stress.
Play with your cats with an interactive "wand" or "fishing pole" toy. Several vigorous play sessions each day will burn up energy and relieve boredom and stress.
Bach Flower Remedies are homeopathic remedies that restore a cat's sense of balance and well-being. They cause no side effects and will not make your cat seem or feel like he's drugged.
If all else fails, ask your vet about Prozac or another anti-anxiety drug. They do work!


If interested let us know at check-in, we will then decide on a time and day. We provide the shells, clays and Gun, we ask for donations to cover our time and cost. You are welcome to bring your own equipment. The hours are from 12noon til 2pm.
Escape to the heart of the forest for a short break this year.
Spectacular Anna Ruby Falls lies in the heart of the Chattahoochee National Forest. The quiet coolness of the area is broken only by the thundering rush of water flowing over the rugged cliff face.


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Lee Church is a Technician member of the ICE with 12 years' experience in Geotechnical Engineering, primarily in slope stability design and the development of erosion control solutions throughout the UK. Lee joined Concrete Canvas early in 2015 initially to develop the UK South region and has recently become the Technical Manager for Concrete Canvas.
Geosynthetic Cementitious Composite Mats (GCCM's) are flexible, cement impregnated fabrics that harden on hydration to form a thin, durable, water proof, concrete layer. GCCMs have quickly gained market acceptance as practical and cost effective alternatives to poured, precast or sprayed concrete solutions. This presentation will explain GCCM technology and material properties, followed by Concrete Canvas ® case studies of Network Rail, Highways England and the Environment Agency flood control applications.


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PS: Maybe this question is just very trivial, but I'm a newbie in CSS/HTML and I just can't overcome.

A: For images, a simple text-align: center would suffice.
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Demo here: http://jsfiddle.net/Wc8kz/
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Configure that VTY 0-4 terminal use the aaa authentication, aaa user password is correct, user level is level 3, but when login prompt the user password error.
5 telnet login SVN again,and login success.
If the serial port is also set as aaa authentication, can only export the configuration file, manually modify the above configuration, and then import to device. After restart, it becomes effective.


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Suzuki Marine Powers "Big Pull" Team to Waterskiing World Record.
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Towboat Powered by Triple Suzuki DF350 Outboards Helps Set New Guinness World
Record for Most Trio Waterskiers at One Time
Pulling waterskiers requires a boat with plenty of lowend torque, smooth, yet powerful acceleration and great top-end performance. Pulling 16 sets of trio waterskiers (48 total individuals) simultaneously — with a potential Guinness World Record on the line— well, that requires power on a whole new level.
This is precisely what happened earlier this fall, during the 2022 Big Pull water-skiing event in Mosinee, Wisconsin, USA, when 48 skiers formed 16 trios behind a unique towboat designed for just such a record-setting attempt. By completing two successful lifts during the event, Big Pull established a new Guinness World Record for the most trio waterskiers successfully towed behind a single boat.
Speaking of trios, the innovative tow boat they used was powered by three Suzuki DF350A outboards, Suzuki Marine's flagship model. With its powerful, large displacement V6 block, sophisticated digital sequential electronic fuel injection and innovative dual contra-rotating propellers, this 350HP outboard is an ideal match for these unique towing demands. The DF350's twin-propeller is designed to provide superior "grip" on the water, more effectively converting the engine's power to forward movement. This Suzuki outboard is especially strong in delivering low-end torque and superior "hole shot" power from a standing start, both extremely important for pulling skiers.
Big Pull is a group of volunteers that has been setting national and world waterski records since 1999, bringing together talented members of top waterski teams from across the country. This effort has led to the completion of 14 NSSA (National Show Ski Association) National Records and 11 Guinness World Records over the years.
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Christopher Sande, the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Rukungiri District has requested Members of Parliament to always attend local council meetings in their respective constituencies as a way of keeping in touch and knowing what is taking place in their areas.
"We need MPs to know what is happening on the ground so that they can take it to the Centre so that they can appeal for us more effectively to have these issues sorted," Sande said this during the Parliamentary public outreach programme in Kigezi Sub-Region taking place in Kabale early this week.
He said that when MPs are privy to what is going on in the councils, it informs debate in the House.
However, Catherine Ndamira (NRM, Kabale District) said that much as attending council meetings is important, MPs cannot attend all of them because of other responsibilities they have in their capacities as legislators.
"MPs sit on both sectoral and sessional committees of Parliament and at the same time have to attend plenary sittings and these activities take place during the week hence coinciding with the council meetings," she explained.
The Clerk to Parliament, Jane Kibirige, said that local government leaders are free to always draft a copy of their resolutions from the council meetings to their MPs so that they can be responded to.
David Bahati, the Minister of State for Finance while representing the Speaker of Parliament said the outreach to Kigezi sub-region was meant to bridge the gap between MPs and the local governments through a candid interaction.
"We need this feedback and also to tell you of what we can do and where our shortcomings are; we want to strengthen the linkages between you and us," he said.


After a recent update of MacOS Sierra (10.12), I noticed that my ssh private key passphrases were no longer loading from Keychain on the initial boot or restart of my MacBook Pro. The first time this happened, I thought I just needed to enter it once and that it would be okay after that. That theory proved to be incorrect.
I did a bit of research and found the last comment in this post, indicating this new behavior is expected. Based on the comment and info from Apple Engineering, it sounds like Mac OS X should have never automatically loaded the passphrase on reboot. The more I think about this, it makes sense to have MacOS behave like other Unix systems running OpenSSH.
Some additional digging provided a great solution via JJJ on Github (See original Github post and comment below). Just add the following to your shell profile. In my setup, I have added the recommended solution to my ~/.zshrc file. See the commit here: Added fix for loading ssh private key passphrases into ssh-agent · shrop/dotfiles@8ee6b81 · GitHub.
I hope this helps others who run into the same issue.


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You have to look for the nursing home that has the best strategic location hence it nears you or accessible thus you will be paying a visit to the loved one regularly to see how they are fairing.There is the tip of cleanliness that you have to put into consideration in that there is a need for safety and comfort, the center need to have normal smell thus there need to be no funny smells.
The loved one need to eat the best meals that are appetizing hence you have yo choose the nursing home that offers a variety of meals on time to the resident while still offering special diet. You loved one should be taken good care of hence there is a need to have adequate staff since under-staffing is risky that leads to neglect or poor services due to pressure thus losing connection.
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There is also the aspect of communication between the staff, the staff needs to speak to one another well, but if you note that, they are rude it and indication that they will do the same to the residents. The resident need to participate in physical activities and enjoy the entertainment services hence you need to choose the nursing home that has this service thus the resident can relax and be away from the rooms.
You have to evaluate how the staff handles accident cases to the resident since their skin and bones are fragile thus they have to pay attention to the injuries especially when they fall since they are weak. You can ask for recommendation, referrals and check for testimonials of the best nursing home hence you will be able to choose the best for your loved one.


Take a closer look at a work of Egyptian sculpture by viewing details of the work through a virtual magnifying glass. Accompanying commentaries and animations provide historical and artistic analysis. Useful in-context tools include a glossary of terms, a scale model, a related timeline, and many detailed insets.


HackCU was started four years ago by a group of passionate students who wanted to provide other students the time and space to work on projects they don't normally work on through school. Since then we've been committed to fulfilling our mission of bringing you high-quality, inclusive events open to people of all levels of experience.
Over a 19 hour period, you'll work in a team of up to 4 hackers to make anything your heart desires! We'll provide you with a bunch of prototyping resources and lots of food to keep you fueled.
In order to check-in, you must have a government-issued ID. But, you should also bring your laptop, laptop charger, phone, chargers, headphones and a reusable water bottle. If you'd like to bring something off-the- shelf that we are not providing, make sure to shoot us an email!
Absolutely! We encourage makers of all levels to come build and learn! We've got tons of mentors and we really focus on catering to newcomers' needs by providing tutorials and online resources. We are extremely beginner friendly!
How much does Phase cost?
Phase is absolutely free to attend. We will also provide meals, snacks, and refreshments!
It is not likely that we will be offering travel reimbursement for this event. We will be offering for our main event on February, HackCU, if you are interested.
We are currently working with sponsors and providers to finalize a list of available hardware. We will announce it on our social media platforms. If there's something you want to see, feel free to send us an email and we'll see what we can do!
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If you can't find your copy of The Origin of Species, know that there's always one online at The TalkOrigins Archive.


We often neglect our bones unless otherwise we experience a pain in the joints. But prevention is better than cure. Our physique built upon bones, it's very important to maintain them well. It's never too late to take action to promote healthy bones. Our foods and nutrition plays important role in building and maintaining strong bones.
Calcium – It helps to keep our bones and muscles in healthy form. Calcium is a major building block of our bone tissues. The amount of calcium needed varies at different stages of life. Milk and related dairy product are the most readily available sources of calcium.
Vitamin D – Given by Sun, it's a gift of nature to keep our bones strong. But, often we ignore it. Vitamin D helps the system by assisting proper absorption of calcium from food. Vitamin D deficiency results in delayed growth and bone deformation among children.
Fruits & Vegetables – These are other source of calcium and it helps to keep the bone density intact. Fruits and vegetables are must in our daily diet.
Expose yourself in early morning sunlight for 30 minutes everyday.
Have healthy and strong bones, lead a happy life forever.
Wonderful, effective, knowledgeable and informative post.
Simple and yet very effective ways to take care of the bones.
The far infra red rays (from the early morning sun rays) is very effective.


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Ein Probebetrieb wird oft bei Maschinen, Anlagen oder anderen technischen Systemen vereinbart. Sie kann Voraussetzung für eine Abnahme sein.  Ziel ist es, unter realen Bedingungen letzte Fehler zu erkennen und zu beseitigen.

Als Teil des Herstellungsprozesses liegt der Probebetrieb vor dem Zeitpunkt des Inverkehrbringens.

Probebetrieb von Maschinen
Bei Maschinen und maschinellen Anlagen wird ein Probebetrieb zur Überprüfung der Funktionen und Eigenschaften durchgeführt. Um Fehler zu erkennen werden Zustände und Kennwerte mit den geplanten Eigenschaften verglichen.

Der Probebetrieb entspricht der Endprüfungsphase einer Maschine oder Anlage und liegt daher, auch in den Betriebsräumen des Betreibers, in der Verantwortung des Herstellers.

Schattenbetrieb
Eine Sonderform des Probebetriebes ist ein Schattenbetrieb. Dabei werden Systeme nicht produktiv betrieben, das heißt mit fiktiven Daten oder parallel zu einem produktiven Hauptsystem.

Probebetrieb bei Gebäuden
Bei Neu- und Umbau von Bauwerken mit Gebäudeautomation kann ein Probetrieb sinnvoll sein. Bei Gebäuden mit Publikumsverkehr wie Stadien, Flughäfen oder Hotels ist dazu der Einsatz von Komparsen bzw. Test-Gästen üblich. Bei Hotels wird ein solcher Probebetrieb auch Soft Opening genannt.

Siehe auch
 Probefahrt
 Test

Einzelnachweise

Qualitätsmanagement (Maschinenbau)
Anlagenbau
Qualitätssicherung
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Brecken was a real trooper on the trip. Considering that he's never really been anywhere but his house, driving nine hours, sleeping in a strange crib in a strange room and eating weird food not in his highchair was really disruptive to his routine. He didn't eat a whole lot and sleeping was.... okay. The second morning there he got up at 5:30 a.m. and refused to go back to sleep. We had two options: shush the one-year-old and sit around in the dark, or get everyone up and dressed and race to downtown Boise to watch the hot air balloon festival which started at sunrise. Balloons it is!
We followed the steady stream of people to this park and arrived just in time to hear the national anthem and watch the fighter jets fly over.
Then they announced that all the balloons would begin to inflate simultaneously~ ready, set, go! At first the park was just filled with tons of people, and then slowly from their midst the balloons began to rise.
It was amazing how close they let us get.
These boys are still a little sleep foggy and cold. It's possible Grey needed the restroom.
Watching them blow up these balloons was really something to see.
Rowan insisted on bringing that plastic snake. To be fair, he never dropped it once.
I'm not sure how long it took to blow them up: 20 minutes or so? It was amazing how close together they all were.
...they started to take off one by one.
Rowan kept shouting "WHOA, wook at DAT one!!"
Greyson was quiet. I think he was in awe.
His favorite was this rocket.
They were so close together they literally bumped when taking off. Crazy. And look at all the people. If one of those things blew over it'd be like a gigantic punching bag coming down on the masses. That didn't happen.... but I was ready. No balloon was gonna take me out.
You see dat one, Mom?!
I see them, buddy, I see them.
It was one of the best sunrises of my whole life. Just being with my guys, drinking coffee, squishing through the cold wet grass, and experiencing something exciting together.
Thanks, babe, for getting out of bed and getting us there.
Oh my gosh Kira! You guys were directly across from us while watching the balloons! Too funny! Did you guys go back that night for the night glow? That was really awesome! I think the girls loved that the best.
I must say that you guys live in a very gorgeous part of the state. We went up, for the first time, this past July and I was in love. I will move up there one day. Hopefully before I have to move into a retirement home or something. :) It was a quick 4 day weekend but it was our favorite trip so far in our state.
Funny story about the Night Glow. We WERE at the park, but for the wedding rehearsal dinner which was on the other side of the field, so we didn't see any of the night glow. We didn't even know it was going on, but I kept asking my husband what was up with all the people! I googled it as we were leaving and realized we missed something really cool. Oh well, the food at the rehearsal dinner was good so I guess it's okay.
We do live in a gorgeous area, and I don't think I travel enough to really appreciate it. I've often thought that we need to "play tourist" and go do all the things people do when they come visit Coeur d'Alene. Glad you guys enjoyed your time here!
That is SO cool! My kids would be in awe too!
Man that looks so cool, I love your photos!


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RCA REB1200 eBook review: RCA REB1200 eBook
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (2018)
The Good Ergonomic design; big screen.
The Bad Mediocre display quality; expensive; short battery life; incompatible with other formats; can't share books with others.
The Bottom Line RCA's color REB1200 offers an elegant design, but it's just too expensive and limited in its usefulness for us to recommend it.
RCA REB1200 eBook
The REB1200, with its large color screen and sleek design, promises to fill a niche at the high end of dedicated e-book readers. However, the limited selection of available books, the inability to display other types of documents, and the mediocre screen keep it from excelling at its sole task. The REB1200, with its large color screen and sleek design, promises to fill a niche at the high end of dedicated e-book readers. However, the limited selection of available books, the inability to display other types of documents, and the mediocre screen keep it from excelling at its sole task.
The book of riches
Taking the $699 REB1200 in hand, we couldn't help but feel a sense of luxury. Open the attached leather cover, held closed by two magnets, and the unit turns itself on, revealing a large (8.2-inch diagonal, 480-by-640-pixel-resolution), color touch screen. Unfortunately, on closer inspection, we found the screen to be extremely sensitive to viewing angle and the displayed text to be quite pixelated. Though the display didn't strain our eyes, we think that many readers will long for the printed page after a few hours with this electronic version. On a more positive note, the easy-to-use contrast and brightness controls let you adjust the display for any lighting conditions, so you can read in the dark. It's also easy to increase the font sizes.
The device weighs a hefty 33 ounces, which makes it less portable than a paperback. It runs for 5 to 10 hours on the rechargeable lithium-ion battery; that's only about a quarter of the time of the cheaper, black-and-white REB1100. The REB1200 connects to the outside world using the 56kbps modem or an Ethernet adapter, allowing you to download compatible books that you purchase into its 8MB of onboard memory (that's about 8,000 pages' worth). However, there's a very limited universe of books to choose from. It supports only books released in the Gemstar eBook format, which currently consists of the top-selling nonfiction and fiction titles, a few periodicals, and a smattering of classics. The REB1200 won't display books in the Microsoft Reader or Adobe Acrobat eBook Reader formats. And the books you buy can only be read on your e-book, not on your PC or on a friend's e-book.
What color?
We downloaded the latest issues of Newsweek and Fortune into the REB1200, but we were disappointed to find no photos or illustrations whatsoever. This just underscored our frustration with the product. We'd love to be able to use its big screen and network connections to browse the Internet, manage our contacts, or compose e-mail, but all it can do is display books; it can't even download other documents you might need for work. The unit's cool Highlighting, Markup, Search, and Bookmarking features could be very useful, but since there's no way to get textbooks or technical manuals onto the device, those features have little actual practicality. We were also surprised to see that it lacked some of the features of the much smaller and cheaper REB1100, including a USB port for connecting to a PC. Also, while the REB1200 has a dictionary, it's more complicated to look up a definition.
It's hard to imagine paying $699 and lugging around a nearly two-pound device just to read a few preselected books. The REB1200's design has potential, but you can't read all of your books, magazines, and documents with it. Until that situation is corrected with greater book selection and wider support for other document formats, we recommend that you stay away from this reader.
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As bad as the weather was last year, this year entirely made up for it! Wow! Sun and warmth and just the right cooling off in the evening kept us all, and the horses, comfortable! We had wonderful days of touring medieval castles, monasteries and Abbeys, some Sopa da Pedra in Almeirim (among many delightful meals), stayed in some marvelous pousadas and a castle or two, and even met the brother of a dear family friend from Healdsburg. It truly is a very small world.
One of the most touching moments of the trip was watching Mestre Luis Valença on horseback after an hiatus of many years. Everyone in the crowd was moved. Parabens, Mestre! He was flanked by two of his daughters and two of his grandchildren, Ines and Luis, both doing very well as young riders in Portugal, both for the family spectacles and in European dressage competitions. Congratulations to the entire family.
Riding for Mestre Luis and the Centre Equestre de Leziria Grande, Paulo Sergio Perdigao gave a wonderful long reining demonstration that was also a crowd favorite. Paulo Sergio is a long-time rider with the Portuguese National School of Equestrian Art. We have had the pleasure to watch him on both occasions when the Four Schools performed in Paris.
The champion three year old stallion was shown in hand by our friend, Carlos Oliveira, for owners who are friends from France. The champion, Hippus, was bred by Manuel Braga at Sociedade das Silveiras. Parabens para tudos!
And the best part? Faisao Vaz Freire, a grandson of Larapio, was Champion of Champions for Golegã 2015. And…another Larapio grandson was ridden to second place (72.39%) in the Grand Prix Kur by Rodrigo Torres of Torres Vaz Freire…and yet another Larapio grandson, Zimbro, took fourth place in the Kur, ridden by Maria Amaral, with a score of 67.80%. Congratulations to our friends at Torres Vaz Freire for a marvelous showing.
Enjoy the gallery of images from Keron Psillas…and make plans to join us next year. We can't guarantee the weather, but we absolutely will guarantee a marvelous experience! Thank you to Rita Fernandes and Jose Neves for two of the photos below.
We are already thinking about our May trip to Brasil. Each day, when we go to the barn to work with our newest breeding stallions, Bailado do Top and Xihao AR, I am reminded of the wonderful horses that are available in Brasil…especially with the dollar at an historic high. Make plans now (perhaps a special Christmas gift to yourself???) and join us in the warmth and hospitality of Brasil. Lots of riding, beautiful farms, lovely people….all combine to make this a marvelous trip. Click on the link above for Brasil in 2016 for all the information.


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With eight neighbors, Tennessee borders more states than any other. None of those borders, though, touches an ocean or large lake. Just because Tennessee is landlocked, however, doesn't mean there aren't places to enjoy water sports like jet skiing. Lakes and rivers cut across the state, and scenic backdrops like the Blue Mountains make Tennessee a dynamic place to hit the water.
Mountain Jet Skiing
Tennessee's stretch of the Applachian Mountains includes lush, rolling mountainsides and some of the highest peaks in the eastern United States, topping off at over 6,000 feet. This scenic land of mountains and forests in eastern Tennessee makes an excellent backdrop for outdoor recreation. Visitors to the region will enjoy jet skiing on bodies like Watauga Lake, a 6,500-acre lake in Cherokee National Forest encircled by the mountains, and Douglas Lake, which is just northeast of Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Knoxville Area Jet Skiing
Just west of eastern Tennessee's mountains, Knoxville is a city known for scenic natural surroundings and outdoor recreation. It's located in the Smoky Mountain foothills, and several lakes in the greater area provide jet skiing opportunities. JBeez Watercraft (waverunnerrentals.com) offers personal watercraft rentals on several Knoxville area lakes including Norris Lake, north of Knoxville, and Ft. Loudoun to the south.
River Jet Skiing
In addition to its lakes, Tennessee's rivers also offer jet skiing opportunities. The Tennessee River in western Tennessee is known for its jet skiing. Dream Adventures USA (dreamadventuresusa.com) offers a 60-mile guided jet-ski tour of the river that crosses the Alabama-Tennessee border. Each year, the Tenessee River 600 gathers personal watercraft riders on a multi-day charity tour of 600 miles worth of river between Knoxville and Paris Landing. In the Nashville area, the operator offers 120-mile tours of the Cumberland River. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency also lists the Mississippi River on Tennessee's western border as a boating destination.
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency regulations treat personal watercraft, which includes jet skis and Wave Runners, the same as boats. Jet skiers must wear personal flotation devices, register their vehicles, carry a fire extinguisher and abide by other boat regulations. Jet skis are only allowed between sunrise and sunset. An adult must be on board when children 12 or under are operating a jet ski. Weaving between vehicles, jumping off another vessel's immediate wake and riding too close to shore are considered reckless behavior and are subject to a fine.
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Joe Fletcher has been a writer since 2002, starting his career in politics and legislation. He has written travel and outdoor recreation articles for a variety of print and online publications, including "Rocky Mountain Magazine" and "Bomb Snow." He received a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Rutgers College.
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