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Q: Why does the main component get rendered if its not part of the route I have the following code:
import React from 'react'
import { BrowserRouter, Route, Link } from 'react-router-dom'

const PrimaryLayout = () => (

    {console.log("homepage")}
      Our React Router 4 App <Link to='/'>Home</Link>    <Link to='/users'>Users</Link>

      <Route path="/" exact component={HomePage} />
      <Route path="/users" component={UsersPage} />

)

const HomePage =() =>
Home Page

const UsersPage = () =>
Users Page

class App extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return(
      <BrowserRouter>
      <PrimaryLayout />
    </BrowserRouter>
    )
  }
}

export default App

in the header i have included a console log to see if the header get rerendered when the url changes, it does. my question is this:
Why does it get rendered when its outside of the routing?

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                                      //Render always

  <Route path="/" exact component={HomePage} /> // Render only when path is /
  <Route path="/users" component={UsersPage} /> // Render only when path is /users

*

*In your code, the Primarylayout falls inside the BrowserRouter. So it is inside the routing, not outside.

*Even if it weren't whatever you define within the JSX file will be rendered, as long as it is in the render function.
If you have a router defined, then whatever is conditional (Route) will be rendered conditionally i.e. when the paths match. Whatever is outside the conditional tags will be rendered anyway, like any normal component.

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James Leckey Design Ltd. and Ottobock have mutually decided to end their Australian distribution agreement effective December 31, 2017.
Sunrise Medical is proud to announce our new partnership with James Leckey Design Ltd. as the new distributor of their product range in Australia. From the 1st of January 2018 Sunrise Medical will begin to take orders for the Leckey product range.
Leckey's paediatric positioning devices are an innovative product range in the market of seating and positioning as an addition to our extensive product line up alongside Quickie, Jay and JCM seating and positioning systems.
Otto Bock will cease to accept orders for Leckey products from the 21st of December 2017, with any orders and enquiries after this date to be redirected to the Sunrise Medical Sales Team. Ottobocks' Leckey product range and pricing will be maintained.
Sunrise Medical is excited to be moving forward with James Leckey Design Ltd. as the new Australian distributor of Leckey's extensive product range.
Sunrise Medical manufactures products in their own facilities in the United States, Mexico, Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, China, Holland, Poland, Norway, and Canada. Sunrise Medical's key products, marketed under the Quickie, Sopur, Zippie, Breezy, Sterling, Jay, Whitmyer, and Switch-It proprietary brands, are sold through a network of homecare medical product dealers or distributors in more than 130 countries.
The company is headquartered in Malsch, Germany, with Australian Head office in Huntingwood, NSW and employs more than 2,000 associates worldwide.
About Leckey: Established in 1983, Leckey is a globally recognised pioneer in the research, design and development of clinically focussed, posturally supportive products. They create practical solutions to meet the considerable daily challenges faced by some, because they believe that life for all should be about going, enjoying, participating and doing.
Leckey products are distributed alongside global partners to deliver postural care and make a difference worldwide.


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From Minor League Sports to a Major Resolution: Part 4
As I mentioned in my previous entry, I didn't have time to publish a blog post yesterday or the day before, so I figured I'd make up for it by writing three today.
Even though I enjoy watching college football (and even watch it as part of one of my jobs), I haven't blogged much about it in the past. Given the ups and downs of this season, there's been plenty to talk about, especially if you have a strong opinion one way or another. The words I'm about to write don't reflect the beliefs of the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award or anyone affiliated with Hill Holliday (or any of its partners in the program either). It's solely my opinion involving the biggest on-field issue this year.
There are solid reasons for both teams to support their sides, but Oklahoma State belongs in the BCS Championship against LSU.
Nick Saban has brought the Tide back to dominance in the SEC and in all of FBS Football during his tenure. He does a lot of good work for Nick's Kids, his charitable foundation. He's won a BCS Championship and also the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award. This year, the Crimson Tide has been one of the best teams in college football, but not necessarily second-best. Alabama's only loss came to the number-one ranked team in the country, and it was in overtime. If any of the four misses its kickers had made it through the uprights, we might not be having this discussion (unless we were debating LSU's claim to a championship appearance). However, that was a home game that Alabama dropped, it was only a month ago, and it didn't win its division, let alone its conference. With the favorite to win the championship in the same division, it's pretty tough to deal with, but unfortunately that's the downside to being in such a good division (and conference too).
In all of the other sports, there are plenty of teams that get screwed by being in good company. Look at the AL East in baseball for the last few years, the NFC East a few years back or the Western Conference in the NBA for a while now. That doesn't mean it's right for it to happen, but it does, and it's hard to avoid it. Ironically enough, the Pokes had a tougher schedule than the Crimson Tide did, even though they're in a conference that has been seen as inferior to the SEC for the last few seasons.
Some voters and fans unfairly penalized the Cowboys for not being in the SEC. Yes, they lost to an underdog in Iowa State last month but you also have to remember that game came hours after the Oklahoma State Basketball plane crash. That's not the only reason Oklahoma State lost, but I'll bet Alabama's players would have been saddened enough to affect their play if a similar tragedy had occurred within their athletic department right before a game.
When you look through the list of teams the Pokes beat this season, it's much more impressive than the Tide's path to the title game. They had to beat more top-25 opponents, and it took one more overtime period to lose in their lone defeat. They didn't already lose to the Tigers, and their match-up would make a much better story & interesting game.
Les Miles used to be the head coach at Oklahoma State. The Pokes have a great offense, while the Tigers have a great defense. Oklahoma State would have a chance at its first national title, while Miles would be going for #2 himself. No offense to Nick Saban, but wouldn't the coaching match-up be more fun if it featured an eccentric, energetic former quarterback instead of him? Dancing Gundy and Grass-Chomping Miles are a bit more personable. The underdog lover in me rooted for this game to happen. After all, the Tide have a championship from a couple of years ago. Give someone else a shot!
I'm not sure what would be the best outcome for the BCS Championship now, given its Groundhog Day roots. "What if?" will come up no matter who wins, and no matter who loses, there will be one extra unhappy team. If the BCS is all about pitting the best teams against each other, then why not create a playoff system that lets it happen throughout the current bowl season?
None of the ideas here are original, but that goes to show how much evidence there is against the BCS and points out it may not even be worth using. The bowl system as it is currently is all about the money, so how different can the title game really be? I'm not implying there's an SEC conspiracy or anything, but the current system is making money at the expense of many teams' great stories. Virginia Tech in a BCS Bowl? Really? Making money is an important part of sports (for better or for worse), but it doesn't mean that the quality of games and integrity of Division I-FBS has to take a back seat to it.
If you liked this post, check out some of the other entries in the From Minor League Sports to a Major Resolution Series:
December 5, 2011 0 Comments Short URLAlabama Crimson Tide, BCS, College Football, LSU Tigers, Oklahoma State CowboysJeff Frye, Jozef Stumpel and Arquimedez Pozo

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StraightFresh.net - Here is DJ Smu's anticipated mixtape, featuring blended material by everyone from Kendrick Lamar & Drake to Horseshoe G.A.N.G. & Kanye West. It's a big file, so it'll take a while to download, but it is certainly worth it. Full tracklist & download link after the cut.


In advance of Legaltech New York, which starts tomorrow, LexisNexis today announced a new integration of Lexis Search Advantage and Lexis Practice Advisor.
Lexis Search Advantage is an application that allows a law firm or legal department to conduct a search across all its internal work product and content and LexisNexis content simultaneously. Lexis Practice Advisor is a product that provides expert content, forms and checklists across a variety of practice areas.
The integration means that a search using Search Advantage can now include results from Practice Advisor, making it easier for users to find both their own organization's resources on a topic as well as the expert resources from others that can be found in Practice Advisor.
In addition to adding the ability to search Lexis Practice Advisor, the integration adds new filters to Search Advantage to enable search results to be filtered to just Practice Advisor results.
The integration will be available on an opt-in basis to LexisNexis customers that have subscriptions to both products.


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Collision with terrain - Eurocopter AS350B Squirrel helicopter, VH-ROU, 67 km west of Sydney Airport, NSW, 10 October 2010
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Tab - Safety Issue
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At about 0822 Eastern Daylight-saving Time on 10 October 2010, the pilot of a Eurocopter AS350B Squirrel helicopter, registered VH-ROU, inadvertently entered cloud while operating a visual flight rules charter flight from Parramatta heliport to Bathurst, New South Wales (NSW) with five passengers on board. The pilot became spatially disoriented and exited the base of the cloud just prior to colliding with terrain next to the Oaks Fire Trail, which was about 2 km south of Woodford, in the Blue Mountains region of NSW. Two of the passengers sustained minor injuries and were taken to hospital. The helicopter was seriously damaged.
The investigation found that, in the hours prior to, and during the flight, several operational and tactical decisions were made that did not adequately address the risk of visual flight into instrument meteorological conditions. In addition, a minor safety issue was identified in respect of the lack of a requirement for a charter‑specific risk assessment for the flight. The result was that the risks associated with the charter were not adequately addressed. In response, the operator has advised that the operations manual will be amended to require risk assessments in support of all operational flights.
Download Figure 1: Wreckage of VH-ROU
Download Figure 2: Turnback and track during the descent out of cloud. Satellite picture courtesy of Google Earth.
To download, click the link, then right-click and select Save As.
Copyright in material obtained from other agencies, private individuals or organisations, belongs to those agencies, individuals or organisations and should be credited accordingly.
Safety Issue
Go to AO-2010-076-SI-01 -
Organisational Operations Manual and Safety Management Systems
The lack of a requirement for a charter-specific risk assessment in this case meant that the risks associated with the charter were not adequately addressed.
Safety issue details
AO-2010-076-SI-01
Who it affects:
Charter operators
Adequately addressed
Date: 10 October 2010 Investigation status: Completed
Time: 0822 EDT Investigation level: Systemic - click for an explanation of investigation levels
Location (show map): 67 km west of Sydney Airport
State: New South Wales Occurrence type: VFR into IMC
Release date: 01 December 2011 Occurrence category: Accident
Report status: Final Highest injury level: Minor
Aerospatiale Industries
VH-ROU
Bathurst, NSW


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Paul Hermann Müller (ur. 12 stycznia 1899 w Olten w kantonie Solura, zm. 12 października 1965 w Bazylei) – szwajcarski chemik, laureat Nagrody Nobla w dziedzinie medycyny i fizjologii w 1948 roku.

Po uzyskaniu tytułu doktora pracował dla J.R. Geigy A.G. w Bazylei. W 1935 roku rozpoczął opracowywanie środka owadobójczego, który zwalczałby większość szkodliwych owadów będąc neutralnym dla środowiska. W założeniach środek ten miał być tani w produkcji oraz chemicznie stabilny. Jesienią 1939 roku Müller otrzymał dichlorodifenylotrichloroetan (DDT), który znany był już od 1873 roku, lecz nie miał żadnego praktycznego zastosowania. W tym samym roku przeprowadzono pierwsze testy z użyciem DDT na owadach, które potwierdziły wysoką skuteczność tego środka. DDT znalazł zastosowanie nie tylko w rolnictwie, ale także w innych dziedzinach gospodarki, m.in. przyczynił się do zatrzymania epidemii tyfusu plamistego. W 1969 roku użyto około 450 tys. ton tego środka. W 1940 uzyskał na niego patent szwajcarski, w kolejnych latach w innych krajach.

W 1948 roku otrzymał nagrodę Nobla "za odkrycie wysokiej skuteczności DDT w zwalczaniu niektórych stawonogów".

W późniejszych latach ujawniły się negatywne dla środowiska naturalnego skutki stosowania DDT i jego użycie zostało w znacznym stopniu ograniczone.

Bibliografia

Nobliści – fizjologia i medycyna
Urodzeni w 1899
Zmarli w 1965

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It can be fatiguing to choose a tool to collect emails. Comparing costs, functionalities, limits on subscribers etc. is a lot of (non-value added) work.
There's more than one solution that's very good. Often times, I've ended up using more than one solution, which means I now have several lists in several services. This can be a pain to consolidate and act on.
One solution I've found is to use Google Forms & Google Sheets, and then funnel them into any number of email marketing service providers using Zapier. That way I have a master spreadsheet (which is easier to manipulate), and switching/adding providers is a cinch.
To create a form, navigate to: https://forms.google.com and click the big "+" sign to create a blank, new form.
Once you've created your form (I just created an email and a name field, both short answer), hit the "Send" button on the top right and copy the link to your clipboard from the middle tab.
entry.<sometoken>: Google uses these fields to capture your responses in a form. There should be as many of these as there are fields. In our case there are two — an email and a name field.
Next, submit a test entry using your form. We need the URL that this Google Form submits its data to. Note this URL. We'll use it to build our own form.
To create our custom form, you can use the template below. Substitute the bolded fields with the values you collected above. Replace http://yourdomain.com/confirmed with the page you want your visitor redirected to after submitting the form.
NOTE: This code doesn't include validating the form (e.g. what happens if the user leaves a field blank and submits the form). Email me if you want the form validation code.
Now you should have a form that looks like the picture below. It's basic so you can integrate and tailor it to the rest of your site using CSS. There's plenty of resources to style a form using CSS. Here's one.
Depending on what I'm doing, I'll often email my initial subscribers personally, and then later add in a Zap, when I can no longer keep up with signups.


Description - Lake Tahoe State Recreation Area (SRA) lies on the northwestern shores of beautiful Lake Tahoe in Tahoe City. The park encompasses 55 acres with easy lake access and a variety of recreation opportunities.
Attractions - At this State Recreation Area visitors will find camping and picnicking facilities in addition to expansive lake views. Visitors have direct access to the lake shore as well as a pier and boating facilities.
Lakeside and Hillside campgrounds are the loops in this park. Hillside is across Highway 28 from Lakeside loop - and Lake Tahoe.
Recreation - Recreation opportunities at this shoreline park include camping, picnicking, fishing, swimming, boating and viewing the lake scenery.
Climate - The High Sierra generally experiences warm, dry summers and cold, wet, and snowy winters. Weather can change rapidly during all seasons of the year. Elevation plays a major role in temperature and precipitation. This precipitation falls mainly from October through April. At higher elevations, it comes mostly in the form of snow. A snowpack from 5-10 feet or more is usually present from December to May at elevations above 6,500 feet. Winter temperatures below zero and summer temperatures above 100 degrees indicate the normal seasonal spread. Clouds can build up during the summer to produce spectacular thunderstorm activity. It is wise to pack for any season with clothing that can be "layered", ready to peel off or add on as the thermometer dictates. Always include some kind of rain gear.
Location - Lake Tahoe SRA is located on California State Highway 28, near the east end of Tahoe City.
High Sierra State Parks and Recreation Areas - The High Sierra Region, located in central California, stretches westward from Nevada to Yosemite National Park. Lake Tahoe, eight state parks, two state historic parks, three state recreational areas, and a state reserve.
Route 89--Monitor Pass & Luther Pass Highways & Lake Tahoe Road - This scenic highway passes alpine forests and meadows and provides spectacular views of mountain ranges and peaks. The northern portion overlooks Lake Tahoe.