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Q: how do I make the URL's in Ruby on Rails SEO friendly knowing a @vendor.name? My application is in RoR
I have an action/view called showsummary where the ID has been passed into the URL, and the controller has used that to instantiate @vendor where @vendor.name is the name of a company.
I would like the URL to be, rather than showsummary/1/ to have /vendor-name in the URL instead.
How do I do that?

A: All of these solutions use find_by_name, which would definitely require having an index on that column and require they are unique. A better solution that we have used, sacrificing a small amount of beauty, is to use prefix the vendor name with its ID. This means that you dont have to have an index on your name column and/or require uniqueness.
vendor.rb
def to_param
  normalized_name = name.gsub(' ', '-').gsub(/[^a-zA-Z0-9\_\-\.]/, '')
  "#{self.id}-#{normalized_name}"
end

So this would give you URLs like
/1-Acme
/19-Safeway
etc
Then in your show action you can still use
Vendor.find(params[:id])

as that method will implicitly call .to_i on its argument, and calling to_i on such a string will always return the numerical prefix and drop the remaining text- its all fluff at that point.
The above assumes you are using the default route of /:controller/:action/:id, which would make your URLs look like
/vendors/show/1-Acme
But if you want them to just look
/1-Acme
Then have a route like
map.show_vendor '/:id', :controller => 'vendors', :action => 'show'

This would imply that that it would pretty much swallow alot of URLs that you probably wouldnt want it too. Take warning.

A: I thought I'd mention String#parameterize, as a supplement to the tagged answer.
def to_param
  "#{id}-#{name.parameterize}"
end

It'll filter out hyphenated characters, replace spaces with dashes etc.

A: Ryan Bates has a great screencast on this very subject.
Basically you overload the to_param method in the Vendor model.
   def to_param
     permalink
   end

Then when you look up the resource in your controller you do something like this:
   @vender = Vender.find_by_name(params[:id])

But the problem with this is that you'll have to make sure that the vendors' names are unique. If they can't be then do the other solution that Ryan suggests where he prepends the the id to the name and then parses the resulting uri to find the item id.

A: You do this by modifying the routes that are used to access those URL's and changing them to use :name, rather than :id. This will probably mean that you have to write the routes yourself rather than relying on resources.
For instance add this to the routes.rb file:
map.with_options :controller => "vendor" do |vendor|
  vendor.connect "/vendor/:name", :action => "show"
  # more routes here for update, delete, new, etc as required
end

The other change that will be required is that now you'll have to find the vendor object in the database by the name not the id, so:
@vendor = Vendor.find_by_name(params[:name])

Internally (at least to my knowledge/experimentation) whatever parameter name is not specified in the URL part of the route (i.e. not within the "/Controller/Action/:id" part of it) is tacked on to the end as a parameter.

A: Friendly ID
http://github.com/norman/friendly_id/blob/26b373414eba639a773e61ac595bb9c1424f6c0b/README.rdoc

A: I'd have to experiment a bit to get it right, but there's two primary parts to the solution.
1) Add a route.
in config/routes, add a line that sends requests of the form baseurl/controller/:vendor-name to the action showsummary, (or maybe a new action, show_summary_by_vendor_name)
[also, if you planned on using baseurl/:vendorname, that's fine too]
For convenience, make sure the parameter is something like :vendor-name, not the default :id
2) Write the controller action.
In the controller file, either edit your showsummary action to differentiate based on whether it's called with an id or with a vendorname, or just write a show_summary_by_vendor_name. (depending on best practices, and what route you wrote in 1. I don't know off the top of my head which is preferable)
You can then do
@vendor = Vendors.find_by_name(params[:vendor_name])
or something like that, and then render it the way you would in regular showsummary.
3) Use that as the link.
Once you confirm that baseurl[/controller?]/vendor-name works, and shows the summary, make sure all the links in your application, and elsewhere, use that link. Off the top of my head, I can't remember how difficult it is to integrate a custom route into link_to, but I think it's doable. Most search engines [google] rely heavily on links, so good SEO will have you using those named links, not the numbered ones. I think. I don't know much about SEO.

A: Take a look also at this quck start to SEO for Rails

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Mayor Bloomberg hired a parent coordinator for every school. In my school, that means one parent to represent 4400 kids. Our parent coordinator is very hard-working and well-intentioned. Nonetheless, she has an impossible task.
So it's little surprise to me the Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council has chosen to boycott Mayor Mike's Lobby Day in Albany, albeit by the narrowest of margins. If I were a city parent, and my mayor refused to contribute one dime toward the landmark CFE lawsuit, I'd be disappointed too.
While it's Pataki now technically fighting it, when the judge said the city could pay a portion, he offered to pay 60% of its cost. CFE suggested the state pay 75%. Bloomberg's rep, by way of negotiation, said the city would say "No, thank you" if compelled to pay anything whatsoever. This ought to make it very clear to anyone exactly how much this mayor values substantive change in city schools.
The Council will indeed go to Albany, but on March 14th with the UFT.
"There is no consultation prior to Lobby Day of what parents want," said Juan de la Cruz, a member of the council who has two children in Queens high schools. "It's always their agenda, and we're just there for bodies." He added, "The only way we could voice what we want, what parents want, is to go on our own."

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Beginning Friday, March 15th through May 8, 2019, the Umpqua Valley Arts Center will feature three new exhibits.
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throughout the state over the next two years.
Each year, up to five Hallie Ford Fellowships are awarded in the amount of $25,000 each.
classes of Hallie Ford Fellows (2010-2013).
2016 (Karl Burkheimer, Anya Kivarkis, Wendy Red Star, Blair Saxon-Hill, Lynne Woods Turner).
Needs to Be Said," which will be available for $24.95 at all participating locations.
Gallery at Umpqua Community College, with catering provided by River Rush Catering.
Umpqua Valley Arts Association:, catered by Creative Catering.
Foundation, Umpqua Valley Arts Association.


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Western Indian Ocean Journal of Marine Science (WIOJMS) is inviting all those who delivered presentations in the Ninth WIOMSA Scientific Symposium that was held in South Africa in October 2015 and are interested in publishing these to submit their manuscripts for consideration for publication. At least two Special Issues of WIOJMS consisting of the Symposium presentations will be published in 2016. Each of the special issues will have a different theme depending on the areas of focus of submitted manuscripts.
All submissions will be subjected to a standard double-blind review process. Manuscripts must be original, unpublished works that are not concurrently under review for publication at another outlet and are expected to follow the standard formatting guidelines for WIOJMS.
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The deadline for submission of manuscripts is the 30 June 2016.


After losing another three Senate seats last night, increasing Republicans' majority to at least 54 seats, many on the left are calling for abolishing the Senate altogether.
The movement received its first boost after Vox co-founder, Ezra Klein, said it would be a "crisis" if Democrats win the "House popular vote" but not the House itself.
Of course, these people are neglecting to mention that the most populous state, California, had a Democrat vs. Democrat Senate race, so the vote totals will inevitably skew Democrat. And that the purpose of the Senate is not "democracy," but rather equally representing states in Congress.


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Join us for a celebration of three icons of the jazz world - Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington and Miss Peggy Lee, led by vocalist Joan Viskant and Ronnie Scott's Big Band leader Pete Long.
Played by six world-class musicians, this is a show not to be missed!
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Please help raise awarenss of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders by gathering with the community to support families and individuals affected by this preventable disorder.
When: September 9, 2014 at 9:00 a.m.
Every year on September 9, Internationl FASD Awareness Day is observed in countries, states, provinces, and towns all around the world. Proclamations are issued, words of encouragment are spoken, and the public is educated. Bells ring out at 9:09 a.m. in every time zone from Alaska to New Zealand, while people gather at events designed to raise awarenss about the dangers of drinking during pregnancy and the plight of individuals and families who struggle with FASD.
The first FASD Awareness Day was observed on 9/9/99. Every year since, awareness about FASD is raised on the ninth day of the ninth month so that the world will remember that during the nine months of pregnancy a woman should abstain from alcohol. FASD is 100 percent preventable.


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Selena Gomez Drops F-Bomb During Performance In LA, Storms Off Stage
Selena Gomez during KIIS FMs Jingle Ball 2013 at Staples Center on December 6, 2013 in Los Angeles, CA. (2013 Getty Images)
Selena Gomez is not one to lose her cool during performances, but that is exactly what happened to the pop singer during a concert at KIIS FM's 2013 Jingle Ball on Dec. 6 in Los Angeles.
She was so displeased when her audio and microphone malfunctioned that she cursed and walked off stage before finishing her set.
"She for sure said 'what the f--k,'… You could hear it crystal clear," a concertgoer told E! News, who added that it looked like Gomez was lip-synching and "she was messing around with her earpiece from the first song so you knew something wasn't right."
The "Come and Get It" singer attempted to ease the situation by chatting with the audience in between songs, according to Us Weekly.
"Sorry, the sound isn't working!" Gomez told the crowd. "Are you guys having a good night? I promise, a lot cooler people are gonna come out tonight. Is it OK if I perform two more songs and you guys can get to it? ... I have to say that before you guys go on to the people that you care about, I really appreciate you supporting everything that I do."
The clearly frustrated Gomez, though, did not perform the promised final songs – opting to walk off the stage after just one.
A concertgoer told Us Weekly that Gomez was "pissed" when she left.
Singer Ariana Grande also had technical difficulties when she performed "Right There" last in the night. According to the LA Times, she apologized to the crowed, saying, "I'm sorry the mix was off the entire time. At least you know I'm not tracked."
Sarah Michelle Gellar reveals 'only' reason she has not watched 'Yellowstone' yet
Jay Leno motorcycle accident reportedly left him with multiple broken bones months after garage blaze
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Re: NFL News and Notes for April 2021!!!
yellowBeetle
@gardenman wrote:
Have fun exploring Philly. The historic district is pretty impressive. I had an old doc at Tenth and Chestnut so I was in that area fairly frequently. You've got the Betsy Ross house, Ben Franklin's house, Elfreth's Alley (which is featured in my novel "Annie's Gift.") Lancaster is pretty nice also. If you've got pets, That Pet Place in Lancaster should be added to your tour. It's one of the world's largest pet stores. If you venture a bit farther south into QVC territory you've got Longwood Gardens, Winterthur, Baldwin's Book Barn. (A used book store in an old barn. Very impressive place. Lot of cats to pet as you browse the books. A bit scary if you happen to be there in the middle of a bad thunderstorm as I was once.) And of course, QVC itself. There's lots of interesting stuff to see and do in the area.
@gardenman
Thanks so much! We have not been to That Pet Place in Lancaster but will be sure to check it out! Our cat "Mr. Whiskers" says to say thank you!😉 We love Winterthur, the nearby Nemours Estate and Hagley Museum, and Longwood Gardens. Baldwin's Book Barn is a fave of ours, too...but have not been there in a thunderstorm!😉 And we really enjoy the historic area in Philadelphia including the Betsy Ross house, etc. That is so interesting about your novel featuring Elfreth's Alley! We have lived here almost ten years and have driven by the enormous QVC complex but I never have taken the tour...and with Covid they probably are not giving them now. This is such a beautiful area and so rich in history! We love living here!!! And now we are on our way to Valley Forge!😉
Again, enjoy the draft...hopefully Howie will give us some great players!😊
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@yellowBeetle wrote:
@yellowBeetle
Say hello to Mr. Whiskers for me too.....😺
Animals are reliable, full of love, true in their affections, grateful. Difficult standards for people to live up to."
@Spurt wrote:
@gardenman @Spurt @teganslaw
This will likely be a slow week leading up to the draft with little "real" info being shared by any team. But that's OK as we only have to wait until Thursday night!!!😉
As to who the Eagles will draft, I have no idea with Howie at the helm!😉 But we have a gazillion picks, so hopefully we will get lots of help in the areas where we need it... which unfortunately is in every area!😉
So I had already decided to take a break from posting about football until fall once the draft was over...but I have decided to start my "away time" today! Here in the Philly area we are looking at a gorgeous stretch of days through Wednesday with temps climbing from the 60s to the 70s to the 80s by mid-week! My husband is going to take off from work for 3 days starting tomorrow...and beginning today we are going to play like we are "tourists"! With Covid we have not gone out to many places over the past year. But now we are both fully vaccinated, including the post 2-week waiting period. So we are going to wear our masks and still socially distance where necessary and visit some of the places we have missed...downtown Philly with Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, Museum of Art, etc.; Valley Forge Park; the Amish country up around Lancaster, PA; and our favorite Delaware beaches!😊
Enjoy the draft!!! See you in September!!!😊
ENJOY!!!! That sounds like fun playing "tourists"....My friends and I like to do that from time to time.... and of course, we have to check up on the OFFICIAL Alamo cat, Bella....
Playing with the official Davy Crockett hat in the gift shop....
The weather here is supposed to be 90 for a few days and then cool a little down to the 80's.....
@Spurt
Thanks so much!! Hope the WFT makes some good draft picks!!😊
And hopefully Rivera will keep Danny Boy from meddling too much!!😉
See you in the falll!😊
Well the WFT made a good decision last year when they cut Derrius Guice after the August 2020 assualt ....and now there's more incidents that have come to light....He's been stricken from LSU's record books and barred from all LSU's athletic programs...
Ya never know about people...he seemed like a nice young man, he stayed away from from drugs and alcohol despite coming from a rough neighborhood, treated fans to the movies, bought his mom a car......Yet, there were rumors about his character during the draft process, now we know they were true...Sounds like he has serious mental issues and hope he gets some help. He blew an opportunity to really change his life and make something of himself.....SMH
Bite your tongue about Kellen Mond....I dont want my hometown guy going to the Cowboys as a QB backup....ANY TEAM but the Cowboys....😣😐
BTW in an interview with Mike Florio from PFT, Mike asked Kellen growing up in SA neutral territory in between the Cowboys and the Texans who was his favorite team growing up....Kellen said he didn't have a favorite TEAM, but his favorite player was Andre Johnson ....... GOOD ANSWER! 😁
yellowrose
I always felt an unexplainable connection to Tinkerbell....and now I know why.
She's a DC Fan. Love her even more now.
I'm hoping to see a lot of Gilbert in preseason. Of the 3, I think he showed
the most promise, given what little time they had on field.
have fun with your exploring Philly trip @yellowBeetle
I know Pittsburgh pretty well, but the only exploring I've done in
Philly has been in the airport. I'd like to visit the garden show that
I've heard about. From the pictures, it looks beautiful.
Wishing everyone a good week ahead.
teganslaw
Antoine Bethea is a good choice to announce the draft pick for the Colts; I've always liked him.
I've never been to Philadelphia, and it sounds like an interesting city. When I lived in Houston, took a trip to San Antonio. It's beautiful, and I loved the Riverwalk. However, the Alamo seemed small; I expected more out of it. As hyped up as it is, I wasn't as impressed as I thought I would be. Maybe I was being too critical...or maybe the history surrounding the Alamo is more meaningful than the actual building.
Four more days until the draft! My husband doesn't like sports and can't understand why I get so excited about this. He's tried watching football and wonders why men are all chasing after a ball. (his words.) He just isn't interested so he finds other things to do while I'm watching this.
"The more I learn about people, the more I like my dog."
@teganslaw wrote:
@teganslaw
Your right, the Alamo is nothing like the Pee Wee Herman movie..and contrary to the movie, there is no basement!!! ......LOL.
As it stood all these many years the most fascinating thing was the Jim Bowie knife and of course "the official Alamo cat" (cats do have a history and one was at the original battle too). But they are now working on an expansion and construction is going on as we speak, they are adding a museum, two mission era structures (the church and long barracks) and additional exhibits and items ( there was an archaeological dig and they found other historic artifacts) ......Singer Phil Collins also donated some historic items he purchased that were from the Alamo.....(he said he's always been fascinated with it's history)......
There's the usual tourist traps here--Sea World, and Fiesta Texas Amusement Park...The other historic missions are interesting...as is the Spanish Governor's home...to get a real taste of the city and attractions people need to explore beyond the downtown historic area and attend one of the many festivals...the Strawberry Festival went on as planned this spring, but I think Cinco De Mayo was canceled....Fiesta has been moved from the spring to June this year because of Covid...but everyones complaining its too darn HOT in June...dont know about the Folklife Festival and whether its been canceled, and and it's Wurstfest in October in New Braunfels (located outside SA) and I hope the Holiday Christmas Parade and festivities will be a "go"...........
Interesting that your husband isnt a sports fan....glad my sister and youngest brother are....(although we all cheer for different NFL teams---me-WFT, sister-Giants, brother-Rams---but we all love the Spurs, but they are a very interesting but very young team and may not make the playoffs....)
I would love to visit Philly some day....but how do the citizens treat "touristas"....and I would be sure NOT to wear a WFT t-shirt.... 😉
@gardenman @Spurt @teganslaw @yellowrose
Just a quick follow-up!😉
Valley Forge was beautiful! Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Philly! It felt so good to do something like that, that we have not done since Covid began.😊 We were very cautious this past year, being in our 60s...rarely went out and my husband worked from home. And thankfully we did not get Covid. But now with both of us vaccinated, we feel like kids in a candy store! Before Covid we would take the commuter train into Philly from our home in the suburbs at least once a month to sightsee. And several times a year we would go places like Valley Forge and the Amish Country. The Delaware beaches are easily doable for day-trips, but we did not go at all last year. And the nearby Dupont homes and museums like Winterthur and Hagley and Nemours were places we visited on a regular basis before Covid. So anyway, today was our first such outing since being vaccinated and it felt wonderful!!!😊😊
@yellowrose Thanks for the well-wishes! I have not yet been to the annual flower show but I always watch the local TV specials they have every year about it. It is something I want to do and maybe this will be the year! It is usually held inside during March or April but because of Covid it will be held outside this year in June.😊
@teganslaw I had to laugh about your husband and his not understanding your interest in the draft as my husband feels the same way!😉 He does watch football...but not nearly as much as I do...and he is definitely not caught up in the excitement over the draft in the way I am! Luckily my son is interested, so we talk and email about who SF will take as their QB, what crazy thing will Howie do with the Eagles, etc.😉
@Spurt Mr. Whiskers waves hello to you and your kitties! 😺 And my husband is originally from Dallas TX...lived there as a child... and has fond memories of visiting San Antonio and the Alamo.😊 I have never been to Texas but hope to go one of these days. I think you would love Philly...but no, do not wear a WFT shirt!😉
@gardenman Some other places we love to go in Philly are Penn's Landing, Reading Terminal, the Rodin Museum, and South Philly to get a cheesesteak at Pat's!😉 And we also enjoy walking around the sports complex area and seeing Lincoln Financial Field up close! Have never been to a game...but it is fun just looking at it!
So again...hope everyone enjoys the draft...and then it will be just a little more than four months until the new season starts!!! See you all then!😊
@yellowrose
The Philadelphia Flower Show is beautiful, but a fantasy far more than a reality. It's a great testament to the skill of the growers who can force plants into flower for a narrow ten-day window, but any of their show gardens in the real world would look vastly different. They'll have a garden with crocus, daffodils, iris, roses, dahlias, mums all blooming at the same time in a riot of color. The thing is, in the real world, they don't all flower at the same time. The best part of the flower show is the sales area where vendors from all over the country bring their plants and goods.
I have this dream of a "real world" flower show where everything is outdoors and in the weather. Open it on the first day of Spring and let it run until the end of the growing season. Then maybe reopen it for a Christmas display. Imagine a massive area (several hundred acres) filled with gardens by garden designers, landscapers, landscape architects, nurseries, seed companies, plant growers, etc. all showing their products and skills that's open the whole gardening season in the real world. Something like the Chelsea Flower Show (also outdoors) only more permanent. The same growers can keep the garden from year to year and make whatever changes they want from year to year. I picture it as a Disney World for gardeners.
Philly is like most places. There are places you definitely don't want to be. But by and large, it's a safe enough place. If you hear dirt bikes, four-wheelers, or the sort coming, duck into whatever building is nearby as Philly has thugs who will ride through the touristy parts of town on their bikes and grab purses, smartphones, wallets, whatever they can grab and then take off. The good news is they don't sneak up on you. If you hear them coming, duck into a nearby building until they've passed. With all of the alleys and narrow areas that bikes can get through and cars can't they can make their getaway with ease and the police can't catch them. And they travel in groups so if you try to fight them, others in the group will attack you. It's becoming a major type of crime in many big cities.
And back to the draft. There's lots of chatter now of the Eagles bundling Zach Ertz and the third or fourth-round pick along with pick twelve to move up and get "their guy" whoever that is. I suspect this rumor is coming from Ertz's agent who was given permission to seek a trade partner. The most likely trade partners would be the Panthers or Broncos. Most people still feel the Broncos want a QB though, so they may not be looking to trade back. I don't see an Ertz, 12th pick, and later pick or picks being enough to zoom up to four with Atlanta. If they wanted a tight end they'd just draft Pitts. If Pitts and Chase are both gone it's possible the Dolphins could be the buyers moving Philly back up to six again. That would be interesting. Would we give back the 2022 first-round pick we got from the Dolphins for moving back to move back up? We'll have to see.
Teams seem to be getting a better feel for who's going where. There seems to be a growing consensus that Pitts goes fourth to Atlanta. They're willing to trade out of four, but the price is ridiculous according to those in the know. At five there's still some debate between o-line and Chase. Word is they're looking at who might be available later and using that to decide which way to go. There are fewer quality o-linemen than receivers in this draft, so they're likely to go o-line if that's true. They can get a good receiver later in the draft. The Dolphins want either Chase or Pitts and if both are gone they'll put pick number six up for sale, but they won't want to move down too far. Another QB could go at six. At seven you've got the Lions. They're looking to trade down and one of the top five QBs should still be available, so they're likely to find a buyer. If they don't find a buyer, I'm hearing Micah Parsons name more and more with the Lions. (Or possibly a cornerback.) At eight you've got the Panthers who could take a QB if they want competition for Darnold, but they may not want competition for Darnold. At nine the Broncos will almost certainly take a QB if one is still hanging around. Parsons is another name you're hearing here a bit. The Cowboys have all but been penciled in for Patrick Surtain. The Giants seem to be tilting towards the top defensive end. (The Cowboys may try to grab the guy first though.) The Eagles still seem focused on either a corner or wide receiver and my gut says Jaylen Waddle is the guy.
It's going to be an interesting week.
Fly!!! Eagles!!! Fly!!!
Another blow to the Cowboy's defense, Sean Lee announced his retirement....despite his injuries he was an impact player on the Cowboy's D.....and the defense looked WORSE when he wasnt on the field....So another hole to fill.....
ESPN has the WFT picking LB Jamin Davis in their latest mock draft....


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Recently there's a lot of buzz about moving to an HTTPS-only web. Previously, the cost of obtaining lots of HTTPS certs, having to manually install them, renew them, and pay fees for them discouraged using HTTPS unless needed. Let's Encrypt solves many of those problems. Deploying HTTPS does take a little more effort, but there's another reason why you should do it even if you think your site isn't really that important to go encrypted: to help protect your visitors from their ISP.
We've personally experienced content hijacking with Charter, the local cable provider in Reno, NV (that now likes to be called Spectrum but we're still going to call them Charter). Charter, for example, will hijack HTTP requests on residential and business coax service to provide content other than what you've requested. This is not the same as DNS redirection. HTTPS not only protects your privacy, but encryption ensures that the content you've requested passes between you and the site in its original, unaltered form without being rewritten or hijacked by your ISP, in addition to preventing eavesdropping. This is also known as a "man in the middle" attack. References: here, here, here, and here (plus we've seen it ourselves on home cable).
It is our opinion that an ISP altering content is entirely unacceptable for any reason. The only way we can truly protect ourselves is with encryption, not laws or depending on ISPs to "do the right thing". Read more at EFF: Encrypting the Web.
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Torbati SS et al, 2014: Renal rupture following extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Department of Emergency Medicine, Los Angeles, California.
A 41-year-old woman presented to the emergency department with a chief complaint of hematuria three days status post extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy. The patient described a three-day history of worsening left-sided abdominal pain immediately following the procedure. She denied any fever, chills, changes in bowel habits, hematochezia, increased urinary frequency, urinary urgency, or dysuria. Physical exam revealed tenderness to palpation in the left upper quadrant, left flank and periumbilical region with mild guarding. Laboratory studies revealed an anemic patient with downward trending hematocrit (red blood cell count of 3.41 10(6)/μL, hemoglobin of 10.6 g/dL, and a hematocrit of 31.3% down from 43% a week and a half prior). Urinalysis revealed red and cloudy urine with 3+ leukocytes. A chest radiograph was unremarkable. A computed tomography of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis showed a laceration to the lateral aspect of the mid left kidney with a hematoma measuring 3.2 cm in thickness (Figure). The patient was subsequently admitted to the hospital for monitoring and discharged on day nine.
West J Emerg Med. 2014 Sep;15(6):706-7. doi: 10.5811/westjem.2014.9.22547.
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Russia: on and off the beaten track: GUM: the Main Universal Shop. The 120th anniversary.
GUM: the Main Universal Shop. The 120th anniversary.
Before 1815 the site had been occupied by trading stalls. Retail trade and whole sale prospered there. The stalls needed renovation badly but the tenants were against it since it would decrease their revenue. The building was in such a bad condition that "once a layer of plaster fell on the buyers, but another time, a lady, trying on a velvet dress that suited her very well, failed through the rotten floor, broke her leg and so was taken to the hospital in the unpaid new dress. The owner was afraid to remind her about it, at the meantime being happy that she didn't recover for her loss."
However, after a long-term opposition between the government officials and merchants who owned the stalls and the plots of land on which they were located, in 1893 the grand opening of a new building of the Upper trading stalls took place. You can learn more about the GUM building construction on its site.
Nowadays it is an enormous boutique with hundreds of departments. Its one side overlooks Red Square and the others - picturesque old-fashioned narrow Moscow streets. It also houses the Gastronome №1 (a large food shop), some cafes, and occasional exhibitions.
You can find almost all the world brands in the GUM. They sell mostly clothes at low (less), average (most of them) and high prices. Since they are the brands presented anywhere in Europe, the attraction of the GUM is the building, not the shopping. However, the departments are usually empty, the Russians can't afford to buy many of such expensive clothes, so you can enjoy the trying on and the searching for a particular piece of wardrobe: the fitting rooms are free and shop assistants are available.
The GUM building is amazing, it gives a relaxing sense of celebration: solemn and festive trading aisles, marble and wrought iron fences and railings everywhere. You should go there in the afternoon or morning, when there are not many people to spoil the atmosphere and interfere with the views. Most of visitors are Russians, to my regret, I can't say we, Russians, contribute to the atmosphere of festivities. On the contrary, with our sour faces, we neutralize any kind of festivities. So, you should go to GUM when we, Russians, are not there yet.
There is also special branded GUM ice-cream kiosks on the first/ground floor. The ice-cream that is made by our Soviet prized family recipe which dates back to the Soviet Union era. Very tasty, really. I remember what it was like back in the USSR and that was the best ice-cream I've tried in my life. It still can be bought in Belorussia and you can buy some in supermarkets in Moscow that sort of "Soviet" ice-cream, the one that doesn't contain vegetable fat.
Anyone, who's eaten the Soviet ice-cream never forgets it and never acknowledges any of modern ice-creams, which are sugary and mawkish with so many toppings you can't distinguish the taste of ice-cream.
Gastronome №1 is on the first / ground floor and I'm sure was the only place where one could buy good sausage, fruit and vegetables, wines of all kinds before Perestroika and back then it was a miracle.
Now it looks like a rather scarce supermarket. The seafood department, the meat department, bakery etc, they all look miserable compared to even a regular supermarket in Europe. By the way, overall quality and variety of foods in Russia is low and bad. The only impressive department there was the wine department, but that's what Russians are into. Self-explanatory. Maybe, some of you will enjoy the rare opportunity to buy two spoonfuls of black caviar at 200 dollars?
You may go to Red square first and then after taking a walk - to GUM where you can eat out: there are some cheap cafes and a couple of restaurants. The cheap cafes are on the top floor but they are overcrowded and I found a seat there with difficulty.
Stolovaya №57 (picture below) is a reminiscence of the USSR when there were very few restaurants and catering industry wasn't developed, but there were some eateries of this kind, something practical and down-to-earth with no-frills service and mostly - no-frills self-service.
There is a queue to Stolovaya № 57 in the photo, so be ready to stand in a queue for some time, and then not be able to find a vacant seat at the table. It's better to occupy a table in advance so that you don't have to ramble about in search of a table to eat at.
Nowadays there is a bazaar on the ground floor with russian style New Year decorations. Prices range from 5-8 dollars to 800 dollars per decoration. The samovar below is about 16 dollars=550 rubles. The ball is 10 dollars = 300 rubles. They both make a perfect souvenir.


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Paola Leopizzi Harris (Italy/Europe/Vatican) is an Italo-American photojournalist and investigative reporter in the field of extraterrestrial related phenomena research. She is also a widely published free-lance writer, especially in Europe. She has studied extraterrestrial related phenomena since 1979 and is on personal terms with many of the leading researchers in the field. From 1980-1986 she assisted Dr. J. Allen Hynek with his UFO investigations and has interviewed many top military witnesses concerning their involvement in the government truth embargo.
In 1997, Ms. Harris met and interviewed Col. Philip Corso in Roswell, New Mexico and became apersonal friend and confidante. She was instrumental in having his book The Day After Roswell, for which she wrote the preface, translated into Italian. She consequently brought Colonel Corso to Italy for the editorial group Futuro, publisher of Il Giorno Dopo Roswell, and Corso was present for many TV appearances and two conferences. She returned to Roswell in the summer of 2003 for the American debut of her book, Connecting the Dots; Making Sense of the UFO Phenomenon.
Because of her international perspective on extraterrestrial related phenomena, Paola has consulted with many researchers about the best avenues for planetary disclosure with emphasis on the "big picture" and stressing the historical connection. She is a close friend of Monsignor Padre Corrado Balducci and assisted in filming the Italian witnesses, including the Monsignor, for the Disclosure Project for the May 9, 2001 press conference. She was instrumental in bringing to Italy Robert Dean, Dr. Steven Greer, Linda Moulton Howe, Dr. Richard Boylan, Russell Targ, Travis Walton, Derrell Sims, Helmut Lamner, Michael Lindemann, Nick Pope, Bill Hamilton, Ryan Wood, Carlos Diaz and Dr. John Mack. Her new non-profit association, Starworks Italia, will continue to bring speakers to Italy and promote disclosure and exo-political dialogue world-wide.
She has a regular column in Area 51 UFO Magazine, has written for Nexus, Australia, Notizario UFO and Dossier Alieni, among others publications.
Paola lives in Rome and Boulder, Colorado and has a Masters degree in Education. She teaches history and photojournalism and On-line classes in Exopolitics for Dr. Michael Salla's Exopolitics Institute for which she is the International liaison director.


New Zealand 2008 Journal: Gray Again. Lots of Onions. Old Campers.
Today's journey was a relatively short one, 39.96 km, from the Te Aroha Holiday park to the Opal Hot Springs Holiday Park, outside Matamata.
It sprinkled a little overnight and was just cloudy (and a little bit cooler in the morning). Aside from the free Internet access, the Te Aroha holiday park was definitely an amenity-free zone. The kitchen was bare, not even a bench rag to clean up the counters. I had to sacrifice one of my few cotton bicycle rags (still clean) to clean up after dinner. Even the men's loo had only a single role of toilet paper. It was one of those struggling campgrounds without a holiday theme and, although it had nice new cottages, seemed to have a significant number of "long term campers".
As I was making breakfast when this really worn looking person comes in (I couldn't fathom the gender, but I think it was a rather butch female). She puts down her coffee cup, fills the electric jug and leaves. About five minutes later comes back and realizes that she hadn't turned it on (I hadn't really noticed), grumbles about it all being too hard, walks over to the sink, turns on the hot water and makes her cup of instant. It was that kind of campground.
I had an earlier start than yesterday, but not by much. It was a fairly good ride, although my legs are still quite tired. The countryside I pedaled through was nicely mixed farmland, lots of dairy, some beef and a fair number of horses, but there were also a lot of vegetables, huge fields of potatoes and onions (which were being harvested) as well as corn (looking near ready for picking) and some root vegetable that had foliage like carrots only much longer (it might have been carrots). It seemed to be mostly onions, though.
I made a stop at the new Kaimai Cheese Company (est.2005) factory and cafe. I had a cafe latte and the only small cheesy item from their menu, a piece of delicious cheesecake (and before lunch--life on the road is tough!).
I also stopped to admire some painted ponies. Well, two were painted and the other a canvas awaiting application.
After I got to the Opal Hot Springs park, I set up my tent, had lunch and then went to the hot pools. I don't have a bathing suit, but my black lycra cycling shorts have that wetsuit look. It felt good. The cooler water to cool off in the heat and humidity and the hot pools to ease the aches.
The campground is nicer than Te Aroha, but not as nice as Miranda. It also has an amenity-free kitchen, but there are real campers here. And it does have hot pools and a cooler large swimming pool. They also have the same pre-paid Wireless Internet provider as was at Miranda. I still have minutes, so I should be able to post the first draft of this (sans pictures and map as the connection seems quite slow and I don't have that many minutes). Look for a new draft in a couple of days or so.
As I was preparing my dinner, I was talking with and older woman, about 80. She was camping by herself in a tent smaller than mine and she is spending three months here, camping out since before the holidays.
She lives in Queensland, but is originally from New Zealand. She went over there to be near her daughters, who all moved across. She prefers the summer here. One of her daughters has moved back to NZ, so she thinks she will come back as well.
I think she has been here at this campground the whole time. She doesn't seem to have a car and walks slowly with a limp, but seems to be a happy camper, living in her little tent.
Even stranger, as I was talking with in comes another camper who is also staying here for the summer. He is from Indiana and is over 80. Judging from the way he walks and talks, he is recovering from a stroke as well. he lives in a cabin, but upon meeting the woman camper, decided to try camping in a tent, it was a bit too hard, so he's back to a cabin. It seems like he comes here every year. I'd leave Indiana in the winter,too (actually, I'd leave Indiana any time).
Dinner, by the way, was a melange of tomatoes, onion, yellow pepper, courgette and shredded roast beef in a balsamic sauce served over rice (yeah right -- cooked with balsamic dressing as I had no other spices).
Making dinners are a challenge at these no-amenity kitchens. All I have is my cook kit, which has two pans, a plastic bowl and a cup. I also have knife, fork and spoon. To make tonights dinner, I cooked the rice in the deeper pan and while doing so, started the onions in the other one and added most of the other ingredients as the rice cooked. When the rice was done, I transferred the rice to the bowl and the rest to the rice pan since it was deeper. I finished adding the other ingredients, cooked it until the zucchini was slightly soft and then used the shallow pan as a dish to eat from.


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AcanChia® Seeds
AcanChia® derives from the cultivated Chia crop "Salvia hispanica L." Chia is a sort of salvia which originally comes from Middle- and South America. In Mexico Chia has been known as a food for 5500 years.
The Mayas and Aztecs already used this extraordinary plant as a staple. The name Chia derives from the Maya language and means power. The powerful properties of the Chia seeds are legendary. In the distribution area of Chia runners, soldiers and athletes ate this plant for centuries in order to gain energy, endurance and power ("Running Food"). Especially soldiers felt mentally and physically superior to their enemies by regular intake of Chia.
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Since many thousands of years ago amaranth is a basic food and was used as a sacrifice for the Gods. The plant was considered holy. Incas and Aztecs believed that with amaranth they found the source of power. In times of the Spanish Conquista the cultivation was forbidden and the fields were destroyed by the Spanish conquerors in order to eliminate the native tribes´ religion, society and source of energy. Botanically amaranth does not belong to the family of grasses like other cereals, but to the family of the Amaranthaceae and is therefore considered a pseudo-cereal. The word Amaranth comes from Greek and means "immortal" or "not fading".
It is a very productive and at the same time very frugal plant. Depending on the environment the plant becomes between 50 cm and 2 m in height within one year and forms thousands of small seeds. The plant does not need much water and grows at big altitudes. The seeds contain ingredients which are not usually found in other food stuffs, approx. 1/3 more fibers and zinc than wheat, roughly double the amount of iron as well as high contents of magnesium and calcium makes amaranth a highly valuable food.
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Lemon Verbena leaves (organic)
Lemon verbena, originally from South America, is meanwhile cultivated all over the world especially in Argentina, Paraquay, France, Morocco, and Turkey.
The herb is traditionally used as a spice and a medicinal plant. The leaves possess digestive, sedative and stomachic properties, and they exhibit a fresh, slightly bitter and mint-lemon-tasting flavour. Traditionally it is used as tea for the treatment of asthma, cold, fever, indigestion and skin diseases. due to its highly antiinflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Yerba mate comes from the dried leaves of a shrub tree (Ilex paraguariensis) and has been used as a base for herbal medicines in South America for centuries. The tea contains higher levels of antioxidants than green tea. Yerba mate's robust nutrition, combined with the natural caffeine and mood-elevating theobromine makes it a healthy and balanced energy source.
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Dracocephalum moldavica is a herb with fragrant lemon scented leaves and showy blue flowers, used for making refreshing teas. Dragonhead tea tastes stronger than lemon balm and uplifts the spirit, lightens heavy emotions and gives the heart courage. Dragonhead tea is astringent, tonic and anti-oxidant. The leaves keep its scent when dried.
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The fruits of Physalis peruviana (Cape Gooseberries) are juicy, mildly astringent and sweet with a pleasant blend of acid. The overall quality of the fruit is good and can be used in order to prepare desserts (pies, cakes, jellies, compotes, jams etc.). Its flavor has been defined as a pleasant, unique tomato /pineapple like blend.
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Theatre: Drama ['Educating Rita']
'Educating Rita': Now-Sept. 21 @ The Colony Theatre
By Mike Buzzelli
Frank (Bjørn Johnson), a rumpled alcoholic professor, accepts a tutoring position at his college for some extra cash. When Rita a.k.a. Susan (Rebecca Mozo), a streetwise hairdresser with a thirst for knowledge, enters his life, the two are forever changed.
Last season Cameron Watson directed a critically acclaimed smash hit, "Trying" at the Colony. Unfortunately, lightning doesn't strike twice with his newest production.
It's difficult not to make comparisons to the Oscar-nominated movie version of Educating Rita, but Watson's version suffers from casting choices. Johnson lacks the charm and charisma to play Frank. Mozo is in desperate need of a dialogue coach.
There are some witty and wonderful moments in the play, and some audience members were able to overlook the flaws in the production and just enjoy the story. The Colony Theatre is located at 555 N. Third St., Burbank. For more information, visit www.colonytheatre.org.


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The two candidates have different concerns.
Tovar says she learned some things while campaigning.
Both are worried about low voter turnout for the runoff election.
The first election, which also included seven statewide propositions, drew 5,544 voters. Retired teacher Roberts, 68, had 21.02 percent and Palmer, 50, a special education teacher in Mesquite, received 13.69 percent. Ronnie Goines, a local pastor who withdrew from the race too late to be removed from the ballot, received 8.6 percent of the vote.
During the campaign, there were a couple of things that raised some eyebrows. An unsigned email was sent to PTA leaders, questioning whether Gallagher and Roberts would be able to participate in closed sessions if they were elected, due to conflicts of interest -- Gallagher because he is employed by another school district, and Roberts because he has a son who works for the district.
But there is no conflict of interest in either case, said board secretary Julie Moye.
"Any time politics is involved, you're going to get some misinformation," he said.
Tovar denied having anything to do with the email, and said she addressed the email as soon as she received it.
A flier that was sent out by Tovar's campaign also came under fire. The flier stated that she had been endorsed by MISD PTA leaders, which Debbie Van Cleave, president of the MISD Council of PTAs, denies.
"We are nonpartisan and do not support or oppose any candidate in election," she said.
The state PTA even had a statement about the flier.
The wording was an oversight, Tovar said.
Early voting runs Nov. 23-30 for the Mansfield ISD school board runoff election. Election day is Dec. 8. Go to mansfieldisd.org for voting times and locations.


The "New Voices Lectures" are an on-going series highlighting some of the most talented emerging artists utilizing the ceramic medium in the field of contemporary art.
Join us for a lecture by Judd Schiffman as we welcome him back to the Boston area after receiving his Masters of Fine Arts in Ceramics from the University of Colorado, Boulder.
Judd's statement reads: "How does one elucidate the burden of their personal and cultural history? The concept of culture is a vast and at times opaque circumstance of human existence rooted in centuries of tradition and ritual. How can I, as an American artist, understand my sense of individuality and freedom within the ethnic milieu of Jewish history? Researching the foundation of my relationship to Jewish culture and making art in response has provided a sense of transparency and levity to a previously obstructed aspect of my identity.
My work and my family, though laden with grief and humor, are transparent and joyous. My identity and my studio practice are enmeshed into one organism. This tangled entity obscures my outlook and buries me into the earth with my ancestors. Through the rare gift of seeing this force in its totality, I observe that despite its gravity and power, it never is, never was, and never could be."
Judd Schiffman grew up in Providence, Rhode Island and has lived in Massachusetts, California, Arizona, Colorado and Zimbabwe. He has a diverse professional background including outdoor education, non-profit management, construction work, art department administration and art education. He is currently adjunct faculty in the online education program at the University of Colorado Boulder. He received his BA in Human Development from Prescott College and his MFA in Ceramics from the University of Colorado, Boulder.
Judd's hand-built ceramic sculpture reflect on his Jewish cultural identity and upbringing through the objects and family heirlooms that surrounded him in his youth. In the studio, Judd responds to these objects and subsequently observes, reflects, dissects, and remakes them in clay. The resulting amalgamation provokes questions about the nature of personal and cultural identity. To visit the artist's website, click here.
This lecture is free and open to the public. Please RSVP below or email Kathy King, Director of Education at kking@fas.harvard.edu.


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payments covered in Corporation Tax - Treatment of certain patent royalties paid to companies resident outside the State.
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