text:
Q: Can the Flash data be persisted after redirection? Using JSF 2.1.29
In list.xhtml
<p:commandLink id="ownerViewLinkId" value="#{petOwner.firstName} #{petOwner.lastName} "
action="#{ownerAndPetListBean.viewPetOwnerFrmList(petOwner.id,petOwner.userId,0)}"
        onclick="PF('progrees_db').show()"
        oncomplete="PF('progrees_db').hide()"
        style="color:#0080FF;">
</p:commandLink>

In listBean (viewscoped),
public void viewPetOwnerFrmList(String ownerIdStr, String userIdStr,
            String petIdStr) {
    try {
        FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().put("ownerId",ownerIdStr);
            FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().put("userId",userIdStr);
            FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().put("petId",petIdStr);

            FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext()
                    .redirect("/ownerandpets/view");

    } catch (Exception e) {
            log.warn("FL Warning", e);
    }
}

pretty-config.xml
  <url-mapping id="ownerandpetsview">
      <pattern value="/ownerandpets/view" />
      <view-id value="/WEB-INF/views/ownerAndPet/OwnerAndPetsView.xhtml" />
      <action onPostback="false">#{ownerAndPetViewBean.fillPage}</action>
  </url-mapping>

In viewbean (viewscoped),
String petIdStr;
String userIdStr;
String ownerIdStr;
String firstName;
//include getters and setters
public void fillPage() {

    petIdStr = (String) FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().get("petId");
    userIdStr = (String) FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().get("userId");
    ownerIdStr = (String) FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().get("ownerId");

    System.out.println(ownerIdStr+" "+userIdStr+" "+petIdStr);
    firstName = getFromDBByOwnerId(ownerIdStr);
}

In view page,
<h:outputText value="#{ownerAndPetViewBean.firstName}"/>

firstName is displayed after redirect.
On refreshing the view page (by pressing f5), the string firstName becomes null and id strings printed in viewBean's fillPage is null.
What i need is on refresh, i need to refetch firstName for which the ids must not be null.
Had gone through this link
Anyway to persist the flash data in request?
Tried the below but was not successful :
1.
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext()
                    .redirect("/ownerandpets/view?faces-redirect=true");

2.

FacesContext.getCurrentInstance()
    .getExternalContext().getFlash().keep("ownerId");
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance()
    .getExternalContext().getFlash().keep("userId");
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance()
    .getExternalContext().getFlash().keep("petId");

3.

FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext()
    .getFlash().setKeepMessages(true);
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext()
    .getFlash().setRedirect(true);

On Refresh debugging, the ids are there in the flash scope map on watching FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash() , but the same is not displayed in watching FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().get("petId"); (see fig 2).

Update 1 (Answer):
As suggested by Xtreme Biker, added preRenderView to the view page.
<f:event type="preRenderView" listener="#{ownerAndPetViewBean.fillPage}"/> .
From the pretty-config.xml, remove or comment
<action onPostback="false">#{ownerAndPetViewBean.fillPage}</action>
Put a not postback checking in fillPage method and added flash.keep in managed bean.
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getFlash().keep("ownerId");

The above method will not work with pretty-faces action tag (if used instead of preRenderview) and we will get page with no values.

A: The prettyfaces action is probably out of the scope of the current flash state. Don't know exactly how the pretty action works, but you need to set flash.keep in the same request cycle where the redirection is performed (If using pretty, that's done by a POST-REDIRECT-GET pattern).
Anyway, as the docs example for pretty action shows a @RequestScoped bean, don't know its compatibility with the View Scope and with the flash state, consequently. I personally prefer to use the f:event='preRenderView' checking for postbacks if you still in JSF 2.1. If JSF 2.2, use f:viewAction, without having to check for postbacks.
See also:

*

*How to keep JSF flash scope parameters on page reload?


The Hunter Carera ceiling fan incorporates a simple design ideal for all decors. This Carera features three reversible blades with a maple finish on one side and a dark walnut finish on the other, other colours available in separate listings.
The Hunter Carera is a contemporary ceiling fan that incorporates a simple design. Its modern style makes it ideal for all decors. The Carera ceiling fan features three reversible blades with a brushed nickel body and dark walnut and maple (light) finish as your options. It comes standard with a pull cord operation however can be operated by either a wall control or remote control when added as an accessory to the fan (see accessories below).
It features Hunter's patented AirMax™ motor with internal impellers, a WobbleFree™ canopy with Anti Vibration Technology and triangular hanger ball system giving it the ability to self-balance, eliminate wobble and perform smoothly. A 67W motor with heavy gauge copper windings, laminations, precision sealed bearings, and multiple cooling fins, all in a die cast aluminium housing ensure the fans durability.
The drop from ceiling to the base of fan is 32.51cm approx with the standard mount. With the flush mount it is approx 25.02cm to the base of the fan.
The Amber ceiling fan light is a 30cm Bowl Light Fixture and includes multiple finials (New Bronze, Amber Bronze, Weathered Bronze & Antique Brass).
Simply choose which colour matches your fan and discard the rest.
The Scavo ceiling fan light is a 30cm Bowl Light Fixture and includes multiple finials (Brushed Nickel, Satin Brass, Bright Brass & White).
This rod is suitable for lowering indoor Hunter ceiling fans to the required height. This extension rod is available in a 90cm size and in the same colours as the fans. It is a fixed size however they can be cut to size by the installer if necessary.
Comes in Antique Brass and Bright Brass both with Clear Lamp Shades, or White, Brushed Nickel all with Frosted Glass lamp Shades.
A wall control which can be used with Hunter Ceiling Fans.
The Hunter Carera ceiling fan incorporates a simple design ideal for all decors. It has 3 well spaced speeds with a quiet, slow low speed making it ideal for bedrooms. This Carera features three reversible blades with a white and maple finishes, other colours available in separate listings.
The Hunter Carera ceiling fan incorporates a simple design ideal for all decors. This Carera features three reversible blades with a graphite finish on one side and chestnut finish on the other, other colours available in separate listings.
The Hunter Carera ceiling fan incorporates a simple design ideal for all decors. This Carera features three reversible blades with a graphite finish on one site and a chestnut finish on the other, other colours available in separate listings.


Meticulously directed by David Lean at a then-record studio cost of $13 million, the Sam Spiegel production earned seven Oscars® including Best Picture, Director and Actor, and has become one of the most revered movies of all time. Peter O'Toole became an instant star in his first leading role as the dashing, slightly mad T.E. Lawrence, the British army officer who identifies with the people of Saudi Arabia and joins them in their fight against oppression. Supporting O'Toole were such outstanding actors as Alec Guinness, Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif, Claude Rains, Arthur Kennedy (as the only American character, a journalist based on Lowell Thomas), Jose Ferrer, Anthony Quayle and Jack Hawkins. Two other "stars" worth noting: Freddie Young's eye-popping 70mm cinematography (also an Oscar® winner), and the magnificent locations (mostly Jordan and Spain). Maurice Jarre composed the famed score, and the screenplay (based on Lawrence's own writings) was by Robert Bolt and Michael Wilson, though the latter, then still blacklisted, received no screen credit. (His credit has since been restored.) The nearly four-hour film was heavily cut over the years; then in 1986, archivists Robert A. Harris and Jim Painten produced a reconstruction of the original version, working closely with Lean and original editor Anne V. Coates. Their handiwork premiered in February of 1989, winning the film renewed acclaim and making the case for both film preservation and big-screen presentation as no other film could have.


text:
Poix-de-Picardie is een gemeente in het Franse departement Somme (regio Hauts-de-France) en telt 2358 inwoners (2019). De plaats maakt deel uit van het arrondissement Amiens.

Geografie
De oppervlakte van Poix-de-Picardie bedraagt 11,7 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 202 inwoners per km².

De gemeente ligt in Picardië. De rivier Poix stroomt door het centrum van de gemeente.

Verkeer en vervoer
In de gemeente ligt spoorwegstation Poix-de-Picardie.

Bezienswaardigheden
De gotische kerk Saint-Denis werd gebouwd in de 12e eeuw op de plaats van een oudere kapel. De huidige kerk is grotendeels 16e-eeuws. Ze werd beschermd als historisch monument in 1910.

Demografie
Onderstaande figuur toont het verloop van het inwonertal (bron: INSEE-tellingen).

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. – The Cal State Fullerton softball team splits its doubleheader on Sunday at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic with a shutout victory over No. 17 Utah and late-inning loss to St. John's.
With the split, the Titans stay at .500 with an 8-8 record so far this season. Fullerton will host the 36th annual Judi Garman Classic next weekend where they will play Arizona State (Thursday), Michigan (Friday), UCLA (Saturday) and Baylor (Sunday).
The first game featured a pitcher's duel as Titans starter Kelsey Kessler led the way by posting a complete game shutout while striking out nine, walking one and only giving up two hits to defeat No. 17 Utah, 1-0.
In game two, Fullerton's Irieanna Siofele homered in the fifth inning to tie the score at three, but the Red Storm took control of the game late with a three-run seventh to defeat the Titans, 6-4.
It didn't take long for Kessler to rebound from a rough-start against No. 11/12 Georgia on Saturday night as she dominated from beginning-to-end on Sunday against the No. 17 Utes.
In the first, senior Lexi Gonzalez plated what went on to be the only run of the game with an RBI double to left field which scored Samantha Vandiver from first to give the Titans a 1-0 lead.
Kessler sat down the first nine batters she faced before surrendering a double and a walk in the fourth inning. However, the senior worked her way out of trouble with two-straight strikeouts to end the Utah threat.
After two one-two-three innings in the fifth and sixth, Kessler was three outs away from a shutout but the Utes weren't going to make it easy for the Titans pitcher. Utah leadoff the final frame with a single and eventually got the runner over to third with a sacrifice bunt and wild pitch.
But Kessler didn't let the baserunner bother her at all as she struck out Kelly Martinez to complete the shutout and give the Titans their first win over a ranked-opponent this season.
Overall, the Titans had six hits against the Utes while scoring the lone run and committing no errors in a 1-0 victory. The first four hitters in the Fullerton lineup all finished the game with a hit.
The Titans carried the momentum from the win over Utah right into the second game of their doubleheader against St. John's.
Gonzalez ripped an RBI double down the left field line to bring in Rippy from second and give Fullerton a 1-0 advantage after four.
Titans starter Sydney Golden did a great job of working out of trouble in the first four innings as the sophomore held the Red Storm scoreless through the first four frames.
In the fifth, Trish Parks entered the circle for Golden and got hit hard as she surrendered three runs to St. John's, putting the visitors up 3-1.
However, Siofele knotted the score at three in the bottom half with a two-run homer to left. The bomb to left was the freshman's first home run in her collegiate career.
Shianne Brannan continued the Titans rally in the sixth with an RBI single up-the-middle which brought in pinch runner Kelsie Whitmore from second and lifted Fullerton to a 4-3 lead.
St. John's took the lead right back in the final frame with a two-run double off Golden and an RBI single off Sophie Frost to reclaim a 6-4 lead over the Titans.
In the bottom half, Ariana Williams laced a double down the left field line with one out to put the tying run at the plate for Fullerton. Delynn Rippy followed the double with a walk but Vandiver and Whitmore couldn't make the Red Storm pay as the junior flied out to left and freshman struck out swinging.
Overall, the Titans collected four runs on seven hits against St. John's while finishing the contest with one error. Gonzalez, Siofele and Brannan each finished the game with an RBI while the senior catcher was the only Fullerton player to collect multiple-hits against the Red Storm.


text:
Cost is another consideration. Most CBD oils are sold in concentrations of 300 to 750 mg, although this may range from less than 100 mg to more than 2,000. A good indicator of price-point is the cost per milligram. Low-cost CBD oils usually fall between five and 10 cents per mg; mid-range prices are 11 to 15 cents per mg; and higher-end oils cost 16 cents per mg or higher. Given these varying per-milligram costs, a bottle of CBD oil may be priced anywhere from $10 or less to $150 or more.
In fact, CBD is therapeutic in nature, and will work to manipulate bodily systems at the cellular level to return afflicted organ systems, tissue systems, and even chemical systems in the central nervous system back to a state of health and homeostasis. This is precisely why it has been capable of treating conditions such as depression and anxiety, to chronic physical ailments such as pain, inflammation, arthritis, and more.
The interest and preference for botanical remedies such as CBD oil over harsh pharmaceuticals are growing rapidly. You can read scientific research on the promise of CBD Oil at NCBI. While North America is taking the lead legalizing cannabis and hemp the rest of the world is starting to question their stance on prohibition because of the undeniable benefits. While all talk about plant-based remedies may seem very new, using cannabis/hemp tinctures as a holistic remedy is a generations-old tradition. It was very common to use tinctures of cannabis oil in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. We are enjoying a renaissance in ancestral health where we are open again to remedies that were all but forgotten about in the mad race to make medicines a pill offered by a faceless often unaccountable corporation.
Research on CBD and anxiety has generally looked at cannabis as a whole product, not as CBD as a standalone compound. Some studies suggest that it can help with anxiety: like this 2011 study that suggests CBDcan reduce social anxiety or this 2015 review that says CBD could be promising for many forms of anxiety. It's also important to consider whether the CBD comes from the cannabis plant and therefore may include THC, a cannabinoid that for some, induces anxiety. Read our comprehensive article on CBD and anxiety, here.
Our CBD Vape products range from CBD Vape Juice which is added to traditional vaporizer e-cig style tank setups as well as CBD Vape Cartridges which are 510 threaded, CBD Vape Pods that are compatible with batteries such as JUUL and other click-and-go devices, Disposable CBD Vape Pens that are all-in-one CBD Vape setups as well as CBD Vape Additives which are concentrated CBD Vape products that are flavorless and made to infuse CBD into an existing e-liquid blend.
After two decades of experience in the hemp industry, Paul Benhaim founded Elixinol – ostensibly, as the company's website states, to "[manufacture] and [provide] the highest-quality CBD oil and hemp extracts in the world." And so that CBD oil users can be assured of that quality, Elixinol extensively tests its extracts and provides certificates of analysis for its products that are available to view at a click. The manufacturer's wares have even received a "stamp of approval" from The Realm of Caring Foundation, a Colorado-based non-profit and advocate for cannabinoid therapy research and education. Those wanting to assess Elixinol's extracts for themselves can choose from its range of oral tinctures – with potencies of 300 mg, 600 mg and 3,600 mg – as well as topical balms and capsules. Plus, the company gives 5 percent of the proceeds from every sale to charity – so buyers may not only feel good after their purchases, but they'll do some good, too.
'In the 1940s and early 1950s, further studies showed inactivation of diverse bacteria, influenza virus, and Penicillium chrysogenum (previously P. notatum) mold fungus using various glycols, principally propylene glycol and triethylene glycol.[6] In principle, these chemical substances are ideal air disinfectants because they have both high lethality to microorganisms and low mammalian toxicity.'
As Dixie Botanicals claims on its website, "When it comes to quality, we leave nothing to chance." To that end, the company tests each CBD oil batch on no fewer than three occasions during the production process: once after the hemp oil it uses is extracted; then again upon the oil's arrival in the U.S.; and, for the final time, after the substance has been put into its range of products. What's more, Dixie Botanicals proves that such rigorous quality control doesn't necessarily mean high price tags for customers: its 100 mg tincture drops, for example, come in at a reasonable $29.99 per 30 ml bottle. The company's novel "Kicks," meanwhile, combine chocolate, caffeine and CBD in handy bite-sized chews that may tempt coffee addicts and candy fiends alike.
Transparency seems to be a priority at Green Roads, as the company's website explains in detail the process by which its CBD oil is created and what it contains. Potential customers might also be reassured to find out that Green Roads products have been carefully compounded by a pharmacist with more than two decades of experience in the field. Meanwhile, to help ensure the quality of its products, the company regularly subjects its CBD oil to third-party lab tests, the results of which can be found online. Such stringency may, in turn, account for the highly positive reviews afforded to Green Roads' most potent CBD oil tincture – a 1,500 mg concentrate. And for those wishing to branch out beyond that, the producer offers a range of similarly acclaimed edibles, including gummie-men and lollypops, as well as CBD oil-infused night-time syrups, capsules, tea and coffee.
Each bottle contains 200 drops, and Provacan recently increased the size of the larger option by 20%. If you choose the 1200mg option, you receive 6mg of CBD per drop in the 10ml bottle. The company has also boosted the terpene profile of its oil along with levels of additional cannabinoids, including CBG, CBC, THCa, and CBDv – all non-psychoactive compounds that do not produce a high.
Customer Service: It's difficult to find contact information on Calm by Wellness's website, and their email address is listed incorrectly in two places (we tried sending them an email but it was not delivered). We were, however, able to get a response through Facebook, and the company does offer free shipping and a generous 30-day return policy on all orders.
The common consensus among vape pen CBD oil users is that it's a healthier option than other methods of consumption — namely smoking. Also, most users would probably agree that quality vape liquid produces more potent (and ultimately more effective) therapeutic results. This is even the case for some patients that suffer from debilitating chronic conditions like pain, inflammation, and severe forms of depression and anxiety.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Most Effective Rotator Cuff Exercises
The Ultimate Rotator Cuff Training Guide
By Marc Charley on Fri, 03 Jan 2020
The Ultimate Rotator Cuff Training Guide provides 100% of the evidence based info you need to resolve rotator cuff symptoms now. You'll discover how to: Avoid risky, costly surgery. Improve strength. Resolve pain. Handle post-rehab shoulder training. Safely continue working out while experiencing rotator cuff problems. Prevent further damage to your painful shoulder Finally, The Complete Step-By-Step Shoulder. Rehabilitation System You Can Use From The Comfort Of. Your Home To Overcome All Your Shoulder Problems. And Keep It In Peak Condition. For Years Of Pain Free Use. Continue reading...
The Ultimate Rotator Cuff Training Guide Summary
Author: Brian Schiff
Official Website: www.rotatorcufftraining.com
My The Ultimate Rotator Cuff Training Guide Review
The very first point I want to make certain that The Ultimate Rotator Cuff Training Guide definitely offers the greatest results.
As a whole, this book contains everything you need to know about this subject. I would recommend it as a guide for beginners as well as experts and everyone in between.
Rotator Cuff Exercise Program
Wed, 21 Aug 2019
Here are the Benefits of The Effective Rotator Cuff Exercise Program: A list of rare but effective rotator strengthening exercises will be revealed. Common and uncommon rotator cuff stretching exercises are given. A suggested list of range of motion exercises will be demonstrated. You will discover a ready-to- use 12 week rotator cuff exercise program. Recommended rotator cuff strengthening exercises will be taught. An outline of pulley exercises for the rotator cuff will be explained. An introduction to the 7 structures that make up the shoulder joint. Discover the structures that stabilizes the shoulder joint. The 5 most common causes of rotator cuff injuries will be discussed. Be introduced to the 12 factors that influence the risk of a rotator cuff injury. Learn the 3 most common injuries that occur to the rotator cuff. Have common assessment and diagnostic tools explained to you. Review the 6 treatment options when it comes to rotator cuff injuries. You get my best rotator cuff exercise program that you
Rotator Cuff Exercise Program Summary
Author: Rick Kaselj
Official Website: effectiverotatorcuffexercises.com
Arthroscopic classification of partialthickness rotator cuff tears according to Ellman [32
Last Updated on Tue, 22 Oct 2013 | Rotator Cuff | 2 comments
The author stated that any tear, whether partial or complete, should be classified as Stage III (impingement according to Neer 97 ). The following subclassification of Stage III is proposed to include both partialand full-thickness rotator cuff tears (Table 1). Table 1. Subclassification of stage-Ill rotator cuff tears Fig. 9. Ellman classification of partial-thickness rotator cuff tears Fig. 9. Ellman classification of partial-thickness rotator cuff tears Full-thickness tears are described in the traditional fashion with minor variations. Designated grades can be substituted for the adjectives small and large. A fourth grade is added to include cuff arthropathy. As defined by Neer, this includes a massive tear articular irregularity with collapse of the humeral head, chronic synovitis and capsular laxity. Estimates of the total area of defect measured in square millimeters or centimeters are obtained by multiplying the length of the base of the tear by the distance of maximum...
The rotator cuff qualityoflife measure RCQOL [59
Last Updated on Tue, 30 Oct 2018 | Rotator Cuff
The RC-QOL was developed through a process of item generation, item reduction, pretesting, and test retest reliability analysis. Items were generated from a thorough review of the literature, discussions with clinicians experienced in the area of rotator cuff disease, and modifications of similar disease-specific quality-of-life outcome measures, as well as through direct input from a set of patients with a full spectrum of rotator cuff disease. These patients had documented rotator cuff pathoses ranging from primary impingement tendinopathy to massive rotator cuff defects. Their input resulted in the generation of a number of items directly pertaining to shoulder rotator cuff problems and generic quali-ty-of-life issues. The items were formulated into a preliminary questionnaire in which a standard 100-point visual analog scale (VAS) response format was used. This preliminary questionnaire was then administered and pretested on a separate group of 20 patients with documented rotator...
Acromionspina scapulae
One hundred and forty shoulders in 71 cadavers (52 male, 48 female) were studied to determine the shape of the acromion and its relationship to full-thickness tears in the rotator cuff. The average age of the cadavers was 74.4 years (range, 51-97 years). The overall incidence of full-thickness rotator cuff tears in this elderly population was 34 . In this series 24 of rotator cuffs had full-thickness rotator cuff tears.
Exercise Your Shoulder Pain-free
Classification of supraspinatus muscle atrophy in MRI according to Zanetti [142
Last Updated on Fri, 19 Jul 2019 | Rotator Cuff | 1 comment
For quantitative assessment, areas and SIs of the rotator cuff muscle and the area of the fossa supraspinata were measured at the most lateral image on which the scapular spine is in contact with the rest of the scapula (Fig. 14 a). Fig. 14A-F. A The most lateral image on which the scapulars spine is in contact with the rest of the scapula was chosen as reference section. B Areas and mean signal intensities were obtained using regions of interest determined by the contours of the supraspinatus ( ), infraspinatus (2) teres minor (3), and subscapularis muscle (4). C Measurement of the area of the supraspinatus ( ) and the mean signal intensity of the teres major muscle (2). D Because the border between the infraspinatus and teres minor muscles cannot reproducibly be measured, these two measurements were combined for the purpose of the investigation. This figure demonstrates all measurements used in this investigation for quantification of the rotator cuff supraspinatus muscle ( )...
Class B dynamic instabilities
Last Updated on Tue, 01 Aug 2017 | Rotator Cuff
The most important lesions (Class 1.1) of locked shoulder dislocation are the compression fractures of the humeral head and stable contact of this lesion with the articular surface of the glenoid, whereas the majority of the cartilage of the humeral head has no contact with the glenoid fossa. The posterolateral Malgaigne or Hill-Sachs compression fracture is found in anterior dislocation, whereas an antero-medial (McLaughlin) compression fracture is found in posterior dislocation. Capsular distension is usual rotator cuff tears are rare. If the humeral head remains outside the glenoid fossa, a disuse atrophy of the humeral head develops. Although these lesions can be identified with radiographs, they are seen best on CT scans or arthrogram CT scans. Chronic locked dislocations may be reduced and can recur. The essential lesion seems to be the humeral head defect. As opposed the humeral head compression fracture associated with recurrent dislocation, the humeral head defect associated...
Classification of shoulder instability according to [127 Matsen et al [84
The patients in the second large group have no history of trauma -thus, they have atraumatic instability. These patients are much more prone to have multidirectional instability that is bilateral. Rehabilitation, especially strengthening of the rotator cuff, is the first line of treatment. If an operation is performed, laxity of the inferior part of the capsule must be managed with a capsular shift. The acronym that the authors use for this group is AMBRI (for atraumatic, multidirectional, bilateral, rehabilitation, and inferior). Two years later, Matsen and Harryman 84 described this second group as follows below.
Triangular defect
Last Updated on Thu, 14 Apr 2016 | Rotator Cuff
Reverse L Supraspinatus tear extends medially through rotator cuff interval in line with long head of biceps tendon (Fig. 10 b) A moderate-sized triangular defect is most commonly produced when a supraspinatus tear extends medially along its anterior border in a line with the long head of the biceps tendon. This limb of the tear is located through the relatively thin fibrocapsular area between the subscapularis and supraspinatus tendon. The long head of the biceps tendon travels below the interval, whereas the coracohumeral ligament joins this interval from above as it courses toward its insertion. The torn surfaces outline a reverse L. The cuff margin retracted medially and posteriorly forms the hypotenuse of the triangular defect. Fig. 10. Patterns of full-thickness rotator cuff tears. a Crescent tear. b Triangular defect reverse L-shaped tear). c Triangular defect L-shaped tear. d Trapezoidal tear. e Massive tear). (From 33 ) Fig. 10. Patterns of full-thickness rotator cuff tears....
Last Updated on Thu, 31 Mar 2016 | Rotator Cuff
Ous and soft-tissue abnormalities can result in subsequent posterior instability. Because the etiology of this instability is not as crucial to treatment as the underlying pathologic lesion that results in recurrent posterior subluxation, we define acquired recurrent posterior subluxation based upon the anatomic lesion. Lesions of the capsule, labrum, rotator cuff musculature, and glenoid can contribute to recurrent posterior subluxation. The most consistent deficiency relates to redundancy of the posterior capsule. Additionally, dysfunction of normal scapulothoracic mechanics can place the glenohumeral joint at risk for recurrent instability. Unlike the anterior capsule the posterior capsule is thin. The posterior capsule and the buttress provided by the posterior glenoid labrum are the primary static stabilizers to unidirectional posterior translation. Dynamic posterior stability is conferred by the rotator cuff musculature. The most consistent finding in patients with recurrent...
Rotator Cuff Injury Recovery Kit
Official Download Page The Ultimate Rotator Cuff Training Guide
For a one time low investment of only $39.95, you can download The Ultimate Rotator Cuff Training Guide instantly and start right away with zero risk on your part.


text:
L. E. Den Dooren de Jong (1890-1980) fue un micólogo, y bacteriólogo neerlandés.

Algunas publicaciones

Libros
 martinus willem Beijerinck, g. van Iterson (Jr.), l.e. den Dooren de Jong, a.j. Kluyver. 1921. Verzamelde geschriften (Obras completas). 350 pp.
 gerrit Van Iterson (Jr.), l.e. Den Dooren de Jong, albert jan Kluyver. 1940. Martinus Willem Beijerinck: his life and his work. 193 pp.
 1951. Mieroben als vrienden en vijanden van de mens: microbiologie voor een ieder die kennis wil nemen van de gedragslijnen der bacteriën, schimmels, gisten en protozoën en van hun betekenis voor de huishouding der natuur, voor de gistings-, conserven- en zuivelindustrieën voor de landbouw, voor water ... (Mieroben como amigos y enemigos del hombre: Microbiología para cualquier persona que quiera conocer las políticas de bacterias, hongos, levaduras y protozoarios y su importancia para la economía de la naturaleza, para la fermentación, envasado, e industrias lecheras, en la agricultura , para el agua) Ed. Nelissen. 300 pp.
 1953. De revolutie in de geneeskunde verwekt door chemotherapeutica en antibiotica: samenvatting van de voordrachten gehouden in het 2e deel van de Artsencursus 1952-1953. 69 pp.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Micólogos de los Países Bajos
Bacteriólogos


The Electoral College system in America was a compromise at the 1787 Constitutional Convention between allowing Congress to elect the president and allowing the American people to elect the president. Instead, citizens in each state essentially vote for electors when they cast their vote for the presidential and vice-presidential candidates in the general presidential election. Each state is awarded electors equal to its number of representatives in Congress plus two electors for each senator. In 48 out of 50 states, the candidate who wins the popular vote, even if by a small margin, receives all of that state's Electoral College votes. Read on to learn how to understand the U.S. electoral system.
Choose electors for each state. Electors are usually chosen by the political parties of each state for their party allegiance or for their relationship with a presidential candidate. Each political party chooses its own electors before the general presidential election in November of an election year.
Cast your vote for President of the United States in the general election.
The electors for the candidate who wins the most popular votes in each state meet in December. As noted above, the vast majority of states award all of their Electoral College votes to the popular vote winner in the state.
Receive at least 270 of the Electoral College votes to be elected President.
Total Electoral College votes equal 538--435 from the House of Representatives, 100 from the Senate and three allocated to the District of Columbia.
Count the Electoral College votes.
Each state's electors certify their votes and send them to Washington, D.C. In January, a joint session of Congress convenes and the votes are officially tallied. Of course, the American public usually knows who won a presidential election long before this official tally due to news coverage, calculation of Electoral College votes based on the popular election in each state and concession speeches by losing candidates.
Win the popular vote but not the presidency.
Since all the Electoral College votes are granted to the winner of the general election in 48 out of 50 states, it's actually possible to win the popular vote but not with the presidency. Just look at what happened in the 2000 election between George W. Bush and then Vice-President Al Gore.
Step6Don't fix it if it isn't broken. Although it has its critics, the system has lasted quite a long time which means it either works, or no one in Washington can agree on a better system to elect the President.


We heard that after we left this town people were being evacuated by boat.
The day began with picking up the rental car from the Angel Car park which we thought would lead to a pleasant day exploring the rural countryside of the Cotswolds. We had planned on visiting Stratford-upon-Avon, Chipping Camden, and Stow on the Wold. The story of our visit is about to unfold. Just as Caesar was warned to beware the ides of March, the car park attendant said to us, "I hope you've got your boots." We thought he was referring to the usual English rainfall.
and then walked through a very nice garden to his childhood home.
Once that was done, the rain had become so intense, we decided that no more stops were necessary and that we would head back toward London doing a "drive-by" tour of the Cotswolds without ever leaving the comfort of the KA07 WYM. Between Stratford and Chipping Camden we drove through a few spots of flooded roadway. A rural farmer had moved an I-Beam across his driveway to stop the flow of rain from the motorway into his house. We were a bit on edge, but cautiously followed (on the wrong side of the road, which felt strangely normal to us) and survived the washout. As we pulled into Chipping Camden, we were excited at arriving into a quaint, untouched, rural wool town. About halfway through, we had to turn back. Eventually you will see photos explaining why. The water was running down the main road and onto a sidestreet, flooding cars, businesses, and trapping people on the second floor all along its path. We walked around to survey the situation, moved the car to higher ground (just in case), and had tea, contemplating our eventual demise.
roads ("the pink one" on the map) but again encountered deep waters. Back to Stow, where we were literally, stowed up for the night. We got the last two of the last three rooms at the Royalist Hotel, which claimed to be Britain's oldest inn, dating to 947AD. Its features included witches scratches on the stone fireplace mantel, a medieval frieze, and the place came complete with a leper's pit in the basement. We never saw the frieze or the pit, but the kind bartender showed Jeannette the witch scratches while she was on one of her many quests for ice. "You Americans are spoiled. You always want your ice," an Irish patron scolded her in jest. We were very lucky we stopped at the Royalist when we did. The next morning we found out that over 30 people were turned away. There was no stable out back, either, so we don't know what became of them.
ended up staying in the most quaint, nicely appointed hotel of our entire journey. There were no hen parties here. Barb will be getting lots of extra points on her Amazon card.
We went out for a bite to eat at the White Hart, dating from 1698. For Jake and Jeannette it was Bangers and Mash, for Rich it was Shrimp Scampi, and for Barb it was vegetable lasagna. As we dined, other less fortunate travelers entered in a steady flow, looking for rooms to book. Like us, they found themselves stranded by the waters. Unlike us, they didn't get rooms, though the kind hostess told each one, if you can't something, come back, we won't turn you away. We wonder even now how many ended up sleeping on pub benches that night.
Back it was to the Royalist, where we made light of the situation, had a few drinks, and enjoyed each other's company in our Elizabethan (not 974-AD-an) surroundings. Barb felt like she was staying in Shakespeare's house.
The girls were excited to take full baths. Rich and Jake were perturbed and ended up making a mess of water all over the place. Even without our belongings, we did fine. We have copies of papers to prove how much we dodged a bullet. In areas we drove through earlier in the day, people had to be evacuated by boat. One headline read, "Save Me!" and another said that Britain had gotten more rain in one day than was normal for three months. This was the most rain in one day that ever fell during the last forty years.


Pets can be a controversial issue among homesteaders. There are those of us that name all our chickens, teach them tricks, and even put little costumes on them. Then there are those who don't keep any animal that does't "pay for its keep" and there are homesteaders everywhere in between.
For Scott and I at Rabbit Ridge we are completely on the pet side. We have a dog, a cat, and four rabbits that "contribute nothing" to our homestead.
For some homesteads rabbits fall into the livestock category but not really for us. Our four our all spayed/neutered, litter trained, indoor/outdoor buns.
Despite the fact that they don't pay their own way we find it worth it to keep them. Though it may not be apparent to others we believe that all our animals rabbits, chickens, ducks, and the cat and dog benefit our lives.
There's the oh so obvious benefit everyone says their pets give, love. Pets are known for the being the only ones who can love us sometimes more than we love ourselves.
Many of our animals like the rabbits also provide us with manure that makes beautiful compost for our gardens. The rabbits litter boxes are such an easy way to collect manure and it was actually really easy to train them to use them.
The rabbits in particular also have relatively minor daily costs. The majority of their food is just hay and we buy hay in large amounts for chicken and duck bedding anyway.
Our pets are also great for our work ethic. There's no putting off their care till later. When they need something they need it now. It doesn't matter if you're sick, tired, or just don't feel like it. It makes us feel great to care for something that totally depends on us.
Yes they cost money but we all make sacrifices for things we love.
There's no denying that animals come at a price. Even livestock that is strictly useful. Think you can go on vacation or a spontaneous camping trip? Think again. Someone has to water all the animals in the morning.
To some these sacrifices may seem extreme but we all make sacrifices for the things we love. Some people buy expensive sporting equipment, others donate to charity, we take in rescue animals.
For those of you who are wondering how we afford these animals I can say that I sacrifice more than my time to have these animals. We wear thrift store clothing, grow as much food as possible, drive old cars and much much more. You can read our articles about how we live and farm frugally for more information.
Now this isn't to say that I believe pets or livestock are right for everyone. Besides just the time and money that goes into them they can be emotionally taxing. You invest so much into them and hope that they stay happy and healthy.
Even the healthiest creatures don't live forever and losing them is hard, really hard. To us it's worth it. They all leave a paw print on our hearts. The memories of their lives keep us wanting to do it again.
Everyday I am reminded of why they are so important to our lives.
When I got frustrated with online work and then found Gandalf the rescue rabbit with his head stuck in a raisin box that we left on a shelf that was apparently a little too low.
Please excuse the mess we were close to moving day.
Or when I can't find the motivation to do anything but know that the chicken and duck coop must be cleaned. I get some fresh air, get my blood pumping, feel useful, and get motivated for the rest of my days work.
Or this summer I felt so overwhelmed I broke down crying on my way to put the ducks in and shut the chicken door for the night. I broke down crying, kneeling in the driveway under the star filled sky and despite my wonderful partner, the land we were blessed to grow our food on, and the wonderful life I have led at that moment I felt so alone.
Then I heard a whine and felt a paw scratch my leg. Angel had followed me, as usual, and her face appeared profoundly concerned. Even more surprising than Angel's caring gesture was the soft cat's face that rubbed against mine next. Don't get me wrong she's an awesome cat but tender love and care isn't always her forte. So when I felt this, sitting next to Angel in our driveway and knew that no matter what I messed up in life I would always have friends, albeit furry ones, I felt much more at peace.
I took a deep breath ran my hands through the dog and cat's fur and watched the ducks as they filed into their coop patiently waiting for me to come shut their door.
There are pets that can be useful too. The chickens and ducks pay for their feed in eggs. As I mentioned before the chickens, ducks, and rabbits all provide tons of compost for our gardens.
We are also looking to adopt more productive livestock in the future such as sheep and angora rabbits. These animals are sometimes hard for sanctuaries to find homes for because of the intense care they require but they can make wonderful pets with a fiber benefit.


Sir Ridley Scott's Prometheus has found its leading man (and love interest for Noomi Rapace), while the vampire flicks Underworld 4: New Dawn and Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter have filled pivotal main and supporting roles in their respective casts.
Filming has already begun on the fourth installment/second sequel in the Underworld franchise (check out set pics in our movie image roundup). Shooting on both Scott's Alien spin-off and director Timur Bekmambetov's bloody pseudo-biopic will be getting underway this month as well.
Deadline has confirmed that Logan Marshall-Green will star in Prometheus as Holloway, appearing alongside Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Charlize Theron, and a trio of supporting players as crew members on a (presumedly, doomed) space ship. Jonathan Spaiht's original script for the project was reworked by Damon Lindelof, whose new draft pleased Fox officials and paved the way for Scott's return to the sci-fi genre to become a spinoff rather than prequel to his classic film, Alien.
Marshall-Green's resume includes stints on TV shows like 24, The O.C., and Dark Blue, but his most recent film role was that of the mechanic-with-a-dark-past in last year's Devil. So he has a bit of onscreen experience with handling a life-threatening situations while being trapped in an enclosed space - and that scenario will likely pop up again in Prometheus.
Michael Ealy didn't have much to do in last year's Takers other than play the sweet-eyed brother to Chris Brown and boyfriend of Zoe Saldana. He'll get his chance to shine in the upcoming Underworld 4: New Dawn, which Deadline refers to as Underworld 3D (for obvious reasons).
Ealy will star in the new Underworld flick as a police detective who starts out hunting down Kate Beckinsale's vampiress Selene, but eventually joins forces with the pale-faced warrior gal on her quest to stop BioCom from producing a race of super Lycans.
Sci-fi/fantasy aficionado J. Michael Staczynski (who more recently worked on the screen story for Thor) penned the fourth Underworld movie, which is being helmed by Swedish filmmaking duo Måns Mårlind and Björn Stein. As mentioned before, production has already commenced in Vancouver.
Original reports pegged Robin McLeavy as playing Mary Todd, loyal wife to Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter's titular president, but that role ended up being snagged by Mary Elizabeth Winstead in the end. It turns out McLeavy will actually take on the part of Honest Abe's dear mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln.
It's poor Nancy's death at the hands of a bloodsucking monster (not Trent Reznor) that inspires a young Abe Lincoln (Benjamin Walker) to devote his life to wiping out vampires, and eventually leads him to become the 16th President of the United States as well.
With Bekmambetov at the helm and Tim Burton producing, expect the film to be quite the stylish but gory period action romp.
Underworld 4: New Dawn arrives in theaters on January 20th, 2012.


Resources are PDF files and require the Adobe Acrobat Reader to download and print. Click here for the free Adobe Reader.
Intro 1192<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=623ac91647&e=7bbb4ea5d7 would create an interagency task force to submit recommendations on improving the foster care system. The task force would consider issues such as education, health services for youth and prioritizing permanency, and would include city officials, ACS representatives, child advocates, former foster youth and a parent.
Intro 1191<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=faac3757fc&e=7bbb4ea5d7requires ACS to create three five-year plans on barriers to permanency, aided by a case study of a statistically significant sample of children who have spent at least two years in care.
Intro 1199<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=a5d4595db8&e=7bbb4ea5d7 would require ACS to provide all youth in foster care age 13 and up an annual survey on their experiences in foster care and with foster parents.
Intro 1190<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=164dc4b674&e=7bbb4ea5d7 would expand reporting on the educational success and stability of foster youth, including the percentage of children in foster care who remained in their school of origin after entering care and the school attendance rates of children in foster care.
Intro 1197<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=be0e3fe7fe&e=7bbb4ea5d7 also expands reporting on youth in care and former foster youth, and would also require reports on the number of youth who enter homeless shelters within 30 days, 90 days, 180 days or 1 year of their aging out.
Intro 1187<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=8f59f5fde7&e=7bbb4ea5d7 expands reporting on whether youth have government-issued identification, and Intro 1205<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=a689d1f963&e=7bbb4ea5d7 expands reporting requirements on high school graduation rates for youth in foster care.
And Res 1073<http://rhfdn.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d68aadc24a50c9985da94a11e&id=1396b88062&e=7bbb4ea5d7 urges the state legislature and Governor Cuomo to pass legislation to increase the existing housing subsidy for aged-out youth to $600 (currently $300) and raise age eligibility to 24 (currently 21). The resolution also urges the state to allow former foster youth to live with roommates.
This Desk Guide aims to inspire an urgent commitment to continual improvement and data-driven upgrades to child welfare systems.
"Home Is Where the Start Is: Expanding Home Visiting to Strengthen All of New York's Families"
"Proximity Bill Passes the Senate Crime Victims, Crime and Correction Committee"
"Within Our Reach: A National Strategy to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities" Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities (CECANF) launches final report.
The Dissenting Report of the Honorable Judge Patricia M. Martin, CECANF Commissioner.


CONGRATULATIONS TO THE following players who have been selected to play for the District team this season.They will not be required to attend the final trial this Saturday. Arrangements for their first match (6th October) will be sent to schools by email on Monday 1st October.
Congratulations also to the following who have progressed to the final trial match against Redbridge this Saturday (29th September) at Fairlop Oak Playing Fields (park at PowerLeague), Forest Road, Fairlop IG6 3JH. A number of these boys will join those already been selected for the District team.
Arrive 9 am. in the car-park by the all-weather pitches.
Pupils must wear school uniform. If attending a school without uniform, clothing should be smart. All players will use the changing rooms.
Pupils should bring a jacket, shin pads, football boots, drink and a towel. Other kit will be provided however it would be useful to bring a pair of red or black socks if they have them.
Goalkeepers need to bring their own full kit.
Matches will be 9 aside on grass.


An edge triplet represents an edge along with the vertex attributes of its neighboring vertices.
the type of the vertex attribute.
Given one vertex in the edge return the other vertex.
the id one of the two vertices on the edge.
the id of the other vertex on the edge.
Return the relative direction of the edge to the corresponding vertex.
the id of one of the two vertices in the edge.
the relative direction of the edge to the corresponding vertex.
Set the edge properties of this triplet.
Get the vertex object for the given vertex in the edge.


text:
Home / Disaster Risk Management / 2,700 people flee as Philippines' second-most active volcano rumbles
2,700 people flee as Philippines' second-most active volcano rumbles
July 2, 2021	Comments Off on 2,700 people flee as Philippines' second-most active volcano rumbles 5 Views
No fewer than 2,700 people had fled their homes as the Philippines' second most active volcano erupted and government scientists warned on Friday, July 2, 2021 that stronger explosions could occur.
Five bursts of volcanic gas and steam, reaching as high as 3 kilometres into the air, occurred at Taal Volcano in Batangas province, 66km south of Manila, on Thursday.
In the past 24 hours, the institute recorded 29 volcanic earthquakes and high levels of sulphur dioxide emissions at Taal Volcano, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said.
The alert in Taal was raised to level three, which means that magma extruding from the main crater could drive an explosive eruption, the institute said in a bulletin.
ALSO READ: Flood destroys 175 houses, renders over 3,000 homeless in Cross River
Phivolcs urged residents to stay away from high-risk areas due to the hazards of pyroclastic density currents and volcanic tsunami should strong eruptions occur."
Since Thursday evening, 2,784 residents from 13 villages around Taal had evacuated their homes, spokesman for the national disaster agency Mark Timblal said.
No mandatory evacuation was being implemented, and local governments were concentrating on moving people out of areas that are supposed to be off limits and high risk, he added.
Taal last erupted on January 12, 2020, displacing more than 376,000 people from surrounding towns.
At the time, thirty-nine people died due to illness while in evacuation centres and accidents caused by thick ash fall, according to the provincial government.
ALSO READ: Thousands evacuated as Philippines braces for 17th typhoon
Taal has erupted 33 times since 1572.
It is a popular tourist destination for its picturesque crater lake.
Taal also has the distinction of being the only known volcano in the world within a lake on an island.
Philippines Taal Volcano Volcanic gas and steam	2021-07-02
Tagged with: Philippines Taal Volcano Volcanic gas and steam
Previous: Open defecation described as major cause of epidemics
Next: GCF approves $500m for new climate action
Philippine group finds excessive lead levels in 37 imported spray paints
Philippine groups push for stronger anti-asbestos policy to protect human health
Filipino environmentalists welcome speedy Supreme Court resolution on plastic pollution lawsuit
The Blue Economy idea and what Buhari's govt might be up to
Govt charges Lagos dredgers, miners on land degradation
Buhari unveils rice pyramids in Abuja, commends CBN for support to farmers
Death toll surges as 'climate change charged' Typhoon Rai hits Philippines
At least 375 people are now known to have died after a powerful storm struck ...


We will make a 99.9 FS custom pendant with your footprint. You will provide a digital photo of the footprint and we will work our magic and make it into a custom pendant. You can add an initial or date on the back.


text:
Ole Miss kicks off Oct. 17 against Memphis at 11 a.m.
Daniel Paulling
OXFORD — Ole Miss will kick off its Oct. 17 road game against Memphis at 11 a.m.
It will be the Rebels' second consecutive 11 a.m. kick and third this season, joining the season opener against UT-Martin. The game will be the Rebels' first appearance on ABC since Sept. 6, 2008, and the 32nd time in program history.
The Rebels (4-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) is No. 13 in this week's Amway Coaches Poll, while Memphis (5-0, 2-0 American Athletic Conference) is No. 25. The Rebels are 48-10-2 against Memphis, which includes last year's 24-3 home win.
Ole Miss plays host to New Mexico State for homecoming Saturday at 11 a.m., while Memphis has a bye this weekend.
Contact Daniel Paulling at dpaulling@jackson.gannett.com. Follow @DanielPaulling on Twitter.


text:
Marcin N. Vaclaw, DPM
Brian J. Conley, DPM
Clayton R. Toole, DPM
Trent L. Monson, DPM
Anum Dhukani, DPM
Cece Honculada, DPM
Analiza Mitchell, DPM
Toenail Care
In-Home Podiatry Services
Memorial City
General Podiatry Referrals
House Calls Referrals
About Dr. Toole
Podiatry, Foot and Ankle Surgery serving The Woodlands, Memorial City and Huntsville, TX
Clayton Toole, DPM, is an exceptional podiatrist at Foot and Ankle Specialists of The Woodlands in The Woodlands, Houston, and Huntsville, Texas.
Born and raised in Huntsville, Texas, Dr. Toole grew up in a home of health care providers. He knew from an early age that he wanted to follow in their footsteps and provide care to those in need.
Growing up in Huntsville, Dr. Toole attended and graduated from Huntsville High School and, subsequently, Sam Houston State University. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Biology, with a minor in Chemistry. After graduation, Dr. Toole and his family moved to Cleveland, Ohio. He attended Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine, becoming a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine in 2014. Always wanting to improve his knowledge and skills, he rotated through numerous health care systems and podiatric practices in Florida, Oklahoma, Missouri, Ohio, and the greater Houston area.
Dr. Toole completed a three-year surgical residency at New York Community Hospital in Brooklyn, serving as Chief Resident. While in Brooklyn, he had the opportunity to treat a diverse patient population and see a vast array of foot and ankle ailments. He was also able to develop extensive surgical skills and provide both conservative and surgical care when appropriate.
Dr. Toole enjoyed growing up in the Huntsville area. He knew he wanted to return to raise his family and serve in the community he'd been raised in.
Clayton, his wife, Marci, and their three children currently reside in the Huntsville area. He loves spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, and golfing.
Foot and Ankle Specialists
Address: 9191 Pinecroft Drive, #100, The Woodlands, TX 77380