A busy road through Shirley has been closed in both directions after a crash.
The collision has taken place on Wickham Road, near to the junction with Ridgemount Avenue according to Transport for London (TfL).
A tweet from the TfL Traffic News account states: "A232 Wickham Road (CR0) at the junction of Ridgemount Avenue - The road is closed in both directions due to a collision. Please use other routes."
Buses in the area are being diverted along West Way Gardens instead of using their usual route.
The TfL Bus Alerts Twitter account is also advising that bus services "serving Wickham Road are subject to diversion and delays due to a road traffic collision".
A number of police cars are at the scene, with a cordon in place. The London Ambulance Service (LAS) is also in attendance.
Both the Met Police and LAS have been contacted for comment.
A Met Police spokesman has contacted the Advertiser to say incorrect information was provided this morning. The Met originally said the passenger in the van was a four-year-old boy and that they were taken to hospital, when in fact it was a girl and she was not taken to hospital.
The Advertiser has been contacted separately by the mother of the girl to say she is two and not four.
The Met also initially stated a woman was in the van with the child. Police have corrected this to say it was actually a man.
A London Ambulance Service (LAS) spokesman said: "We were called at 7.50am today to Wickham Road, in Croydon, to reports of a road traffic collision.
"I heard screaming and crying"
Brian Cooper, of Wickham Road, said the noise of the crash woke him up.
Mr Cooper said: "I work late shifts so I usually don't get up until at least 11am but today I was woken up by this bang and then a car alarm going off. It must have been about 8am.
The Met Police have confirmed an unmarked police car was involved in the crash this morning.
A Met spokesman said: "An unmarked police car has been involved in a road traffic collision.
"The police vehicle was responding to an emergency call and was involved in a collision with a van in Wickham Road, at the junction with Ridgemount Avenue at around 7.47am on Tuesday, February 13.
"The occupants of the van were a man and a girl.
"The child was examined by London Ambulance Service, but was not taken to hospital.
"The officer was treated by LAS and was taken to a south London hospital, he has now been discharged.
"The road was closed while emergency services dealt and reopened at 10.24am.
"Officers from the met Roads and Transport Policing Command attended the scene to investigate.
The police cordon has been lifted and vehicles are moving in both directions along Wickham Road again.The two vehicles involved in the crash have been taken away by recovery vehicles. Two marked police cars remain at scene.
Several motorists took the opportunity to try and turn out of Ridgemount Avenue into Wickham Road when the police tape across the entrance to the road fell down. A police officer promptly put the tape back up though.
"There were paramedics everywhere and plain clothes police officers"
Melissa Parkinson, of Ridgemount Avenue, said the crash happened at about 8am.
She said "I was having my breakfast when I heard this loud bang and then a car alarm going off.
"When I went outside a few minutes later I saw this van in the road with all the front torn off.
"I could hear what sounded like a kid crying and screaming. There were paramedics everywhere and plain clothes police officers.
"Accidents don't happen a lot around here but the road does get super busy in the rush hour.
Road likely to be closed for "considerable time"
It is understood a young girl was a passenger in the van when the crash happened.
Darren Percival, who was in Shirley Cafe when the crash happened, said: "I didn't see it but I heard tyres skidding and a loud bang.
"We all went to the window straight away to see what was happening and I saw a man taking a little child out of the van.
Three of the police cars at the scene have left in the last 10 minutes. While the cordon remains in place, vehicles serving businesses inside the cordon are now being let through.
Our reporter Sarah George is at the scene of the crash. TfL announced earlier that buses are being diverted while the road is closed. The last normal bus stops being served are Bennett's Way (194) and Cheston Avenue (119, 198). Buses are being diverted from this point, skipping Shirley Library and Verdayne Avenue.
A photo from the scene in Wickham Road shows a large grey van and a black car were damaged in the crash, with debris on the road.
The police cordon is running from Bairstow Eves estate agents along Wickham Road to the junctions with Verdayne Avenue and West Way Gardens. This is only in place for vehicles, pedestrians are able to walk in the area.
Transport for London (LAS) has confirmed the crash took place on Wickham Road in Shirley. Tfl tweeted at 8.11am but the exact time the incident took place is not yet known.
The road is closed in both directions and buses are being diverted.
Photos from the scene show two vehicles were involved - a grey van and a black car - with the collision taking place opposite Oscar Barber Shop.
A total of four police cars, a police van, an ambulance and an ambulance support car have all been seen at the scene.


Who will run for governor as a Republican in 2010?
Good question. Jason Tolbert first reported today that Donnie Copeland, an Apostolic pastor in North Little Rock, had dropped his brief plans to seek a statewide office in 2010, perhaps governor. Copeland called me later. He said the time was not right. Next year at least.
So how about the anonymous letter I received this afternoon, crammed with realistic-sounding details about Republican politics? Maybe the letter is an elaborate hoax. But it said Alice Stewart, Mike Huckabee's former press spokeswoman, might be at least toying with the idea of making the race. The former TV newswoman has gotten a bit of national exposure lately as a political commentator on Fox News. She's been doing press work as well for the Arkansas Republican Party.
UPDATE: Ah, too bad. Tolbert says Alice says no go for a gubernatorial candidacy.
A nation turns its lonely eyes to Gilbert Baker -- not for governor, but U.S. senator. The Repubs need some heft or excitment somewhere at the top of the ticket for critical turnout for legislative races.


Could Your Car Seat Save Your Child's Life?
In the UK, children up to the age of 12 or less than 135cm tall are required by law to be fitted into a suitably-sized child car seat when travelling in a vehicle. The correct type of seat could prove to be the difference between life and death in the event of a crash, so motorists who take children as passengers in their vehicle need to know what type of child car seat best suits their children. This infographic distinguishes between the different types of seat and explains which one is most suitable depending on the age and physical development of children.


iLuv Creative Technology is dedicated to developing IT peripheral products, unique audio video products, accessories for portable media players and other entertainment devices. Yesterday, iLuv has started shipping its i1166 portable player after the announcement date few months ago.
iLuv i1166 is a nine-inch portable multimedia player with a custom interface to navigate and watch videos. Users can watch their favorite movie or TV show files on SD/MMC memory card and USB port as the alternative option to play raw videos. It has a notebook-style shell to accommodate both DVDs and all video capable iPods.
This player is designed to play video content of your iPod on the 9-inch digital TFT LCD wide-screen. You have full control of your iPod with user friendly graphic interface. It is fully convenient On-Screen Display (OSD), with its multiple subtitle and audio function. It also supports up to three power sources such like AC adapter, car adapter and through its built-in Li-Polymer rechargeable battery.
A remote control allows you to navigate the audio play from long distance and two 3.5mm stereo headphone jacks enable you to enjoy the music from the public places.
This player was expected to be available in the selected retail stores by mid-October 2009 with the price of $269.99.


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Windows 11 coming out on October 5th
Microsoft will provide the latest operating system, Windows 11, from October 5, 2021. Accordingly, it is pre-installed on new PCs released after October 5 and can be upgraded for free on existing Windows 10. Upgrades will be provided in stages, giving priority to the latest PCs.
According to Microsoft, all PCs running Windows 11 will receive free upgrades by mid-2022.
Windows 11 is undergoing all-out improvements in Windows 10, such as redesigning the Start menu with a new design, improving usability, linking Android apps, renewing Microsoft Store, and supporting DirectX 12 Ultimate to improve gaming performance. Hardware requirements vary depending on the function, but in principle, any PC running Windows 10 can be upgraded for free.
Meanwhile, in announcing the release decision, Microsoft said it will start previewing its Android app response in Windows Insider over the next few months. Working with Amazon and Intel to be able to use Android apps on Windows was one of the main features, but it does not coincide with the official Windows 11 release. Related information can be found here.
Growth in smartphone shipments "led by 5G phones"

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CHIANTI-An Atomic Database for Emission Lines. VI. Proton Rates and Other Improvements
Young, P. R.
Del Zanna, G.
Landi, E.
Dere, K. P.
Mason, H. E.
Landini, M.
The CHIANTI atomic database contains atomic energy levels, wavelengths, radiative transition probabilities, and electron excitation data for a large number of ions of astrophysical interest. Version 4 has been released, and proton excitation data are now included, principally for ground configuration levels that are close in energy. The fitting procedure for excitation data, both electrons and protons, has been extended to allow nine-point spline fits in addition to the previous five-point spline fits. This allows higher quality fits to data from close-coupling calculations where resonances can lead to significant structure in the Maxwellian-averaged collision strengths. The effects of photoexcitation and stimulated emission by a blackbody radiation field in a spherical geometry on the level balance equations of the CHIANTI ions can now be studied following modifications to the CHIANTI software. With the addition of H I, He I, and N I, the first neutral species have been added to CHIANTI. Many updates to existing ion data sets are described, while several new ions have been added to the database, including Ar IV, Fe VI, and Ni XXI. The two-photon continuum is now included in the spectral synthesis routines, and a new code for calculating the relativistic free-free continuum has been added. The treatment of the free-bound continuum has also been updated.
The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series
10.1086/344365
arXiv:astro-ph/0209493
2003ApJS..144..135Y
Atomic Data;
Stars: Atmospheres;
Sun: Atmosphere;
CHIANTI is available at http://wwwsolar.nrl.navy.mil/chianti.html
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20th Century Fox, Box Office Theory, Don't Breathe, Hidden Figures, James McAvoy, Lights Out, M. Night Shyamalan, mcdonalds, Michael Keaton, Paramount Pictures, Ray Kroc, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Split, Spotlight, The Conjuring 2, The Fate of the Furious, The Founder, The Last Witch Hunter, The Revenant, The Visit, Underworld: Blood Wars, Universal Pictures, Vn Diesel, Walt Disney Studios, weekend box office, Weinstein Company, xXx, xXx: The Return of Xander Cage
Split Bowls a Strike in Theaters Universal Pictures' horror thriller Split posted one of the most surprising box office performances in months last weekend (Jan. 20-22), with a $40.01 million opening weekend coming well ahead of many of the most optimistic projections.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Bridge of Spies, Captain Phillips, Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, Clnt Eastwood, Don't Breathe, Flight, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hudson River, IMAX, Lights Out, Lionsgate, Morris Chestnut, Non-Stop, Norm of the North, Ratchet & Clark, Regina Hall, Robinson Crusoe, Sony Pictures, Suicide Squad, The Perfect Guy, The Wild Life, thriller, Tom Hanks, Warner Bros. Pictures, Weekned Box Office, When the Bough Breaks
Tom Hanks' Sully Doesn't Crash in Theaters Warner Bros. Pictures' biopic Sully may never become an in-flight movie, but it still topped the box office last weekend (Sept. 9-11) with $35.03 million. The drams stars Tom Hanks as Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the real-life
20th Century Fox, Alicia Vikandr, Bad Moms, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Captain America: Civil War, CBS Films, Deadpool, Don't Breathe, Finding Dory, Hell or High Water, horror, Illumination, Inside Out, Kate Mara, labor day, Lights Out, Lionsgate, Michael Fassbender, Morgan, Oscar contender, Paul Giamatti, PIxar, sci-fi, Sony Pictures, STX, Suicide Squad, The Light Between Oceans, The Secret Life of Pets, The Visit, thriller, Twentieth Century Fox, Walt Disney Studios, Warner Bros. Pictures, weekend box office
Don't Breathe Breathes Easy Over Labor Day Over the extended Labor Day holiday weekend (Sept. 2-5), Sony Pictures' horror thriller Don't Breathe took the top spot at the box office for the second straight week with $19.71 million ($15.83 million 3-day total). Down 40.1 percent,


Be a producer, rather than a consumer.
Do you want to do something simple, to help put in place solutions? Do you want to gather with people who understand?
In November 2005 we held a small gathering — a book launch party for Legacy: A Story of Hope. We didn't know it at the time, but that small gathering was the first for a group that would become the Environmental Change-Makers.
It was the start of a chain of change-making events and projects that would see the building of the Community Garden at Holy Nativity, the Emerson Avenue Community Garden, and the Westchester Community Oven. It would include hosting various Transition Trainings, and being the "initiator" for the Transition movement for many sites across Southern California.
It would mean having influence on edible gardens across the area, initiating a local fruit gleaning program, and championing Divestment campaigns both at home and nationally.
It would include big events like hosting a 5-day Seed School, running logistics for Vandana Shiva, and trying to pass a local GMO-free initiative. Deeply reflective events like the Work of Joanna Macy. Chaotic events like the Cluck Trek tour of local chicken coops. It would include dozens of vegetable gardening classes, and small events like local seed swaps and quiet monthly garden parties.
I've just finished up the photo slideshow for Saturday's 10 year anniversary party at Environmental Change-Makers. It's great to see all the changes!
Yes, the Change-Makers have been stirring up trouble for 10 years now! And in that time, we've done lots of cool projects in Westchester and beyond.


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Setting Advocacy Priorities: PEPFAR Country Operational Plans 2017
posted by Health GAP | 144sc
(Originally published on MSMGF)
This week in Johannesburg, South Africa, MSMGF, Health GAP, and AVAC gathered 15 advocates from Botswana, Cote d'Ivoire, Kenya, Uganda, Unites States, and Tanzania to prepare together to advocate for gay men and other men who have sex with men in their national HIV programs. This workshop came before U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Country and Regional Operational Plan review meetings where officials from 23 countries will review and finalize PEPFAR-supported programs that will be implemented next year.
PEPFAR is the largest funder of HIV programs for key populations in Africa. The review meetings will be a critical opportunity for activists to voice their concerns and recommendations, and strengthen the way that their countries' HIV programs respond to the epidemic among gay men and other men who have sex with men and funding to reach the right populations with the right services in the right places, right now. They come at a critical moment as the current U.S. Administration's proposal could potentially cut PEPFAR's budget, signaling a dangerous diversion in the global AIDS response that will come at a great cost to human lives.
"The U.S. contribution to PEPFAR and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria grew to $6.81 billion per year in 2016, making the United States the single largest contributor to the global fight to end AIDS. We all need to advocate tirelessly for the US to maintain its budgetary commitments to foreign assistance, the reversal of which could dismantle over a decade of progress," said Matthew Kavanagh from Health GAP, United States.
"Over the past three years, PEPFAR country programs, have really improved. There are still gaps that we have to address, but we have seen that being involved early on can really strengthen the plans so that they are more effective at reaching men who have sex with men." said Nana Gleeson from Bonela, Botswana.
Over one and a half days, participants identified priorities to advocate for in their own Country Operational Plans (COPs). These priorities will be raised in the next two weeks with their respective PEPFAR country teams. In addition, they identified the following common priorities which will be raised with the U.S Office of the Global Aids Coordinator (OGAC):
PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) should be included in the minimum package of services for men who have sex with men, and clear targets should be set for PrEP enrollment among this key population.
Data that describes the HIV treatment and prevention cascade for key populations should be collected and used in programing. Data should be based on reasonable population size estimates: Where population size estimates are implausibly low or unavailable, an estimate of 2-3% of the adult male population should be used in program planning.
There should be increased funding for community-led HIV responses among men who have sex with men.
Health care professionals should be trained to reduce stigma against gay men and other men who have sex with men, and to provide competent and tailored services to this group.
There should be increased engagement and participation of key populations such as men who have sex with men at appropriate entry points in PEPFAR processes.
Size estimate and epidemiology studies are critical, but researchers must recognize that in many countries MSM face criminalization and state-sponsored violence. Protecting human rights during research therefore often means avoiding the use of identifiers like biometrics that require MSM to disclose their identities in order to be counted in these contexts.
Over the next two weeks, MSMGF, Health GAP, AVAC and other global, regional and local civil society organizations will participate in PEPFAR regional review meetings, carrying forward the advocacy priorities that were generated in the meeting, and amplifying the voices of communities in the response to HIV. Together with our partners, we will continue to advocate that PEPFAR ensure that global health investments from the US Government to remain responsive to the unique HIV-related needs of gay men and other men who have sex with men living around the world.
The Global Forum on MSM and HIV (MSMGF) is an expanding network of advocates and other experts in sexual health, LGBT/human rights, research, and policy, working to ensure an effective response to HIV among gay men and other men who have sex with men. We are directly linked with more than 130 community-based organizations, across 73 countries.
Health GAP (Global Access Project) is an organization of U.S.-based AIDS and human rights activists, people living with HIV/AIDS, public health experts, fair trade advocates and concerned individuals who campaign against policies of neglect and avarice that deny treatment to millions and fuel the spread of HIV.
AVAC (Global Advocacy for HIV Prevention) uses education, policy analysis, advocacy, community mobilization and a network of global collaborations to accelerate ethical development and global delivery of biomedical HIV prevention options as part of a comprehensive and integrated response to the epidemic.
Read more: http://msmgf.org/pepfar-cop-2017/#ixzz4eo9T8CY7


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Kevin Faulk elected to the 2022 College Football Hall of Fame
By WAFB Staff
The following information comes from LSU Athletics:
LSU running back Kevin Faulk, perhaps the greatest all-purpose player in the history of the Southeastern Conference, has been named to the 2022 College Football Hall of Fame, the National Football Foundation announced on Monday.
Faulk, who remains the SEC's leader in career all-purpose yards and the school's all-time leading rusher, becomes the 11th LSU player to enter the College Football Hall of Fame. He's joined in the Hall Fame Class of 2022 by 17 players and three coaches.
LSU running back coach Kevin Faulk(Josh Auzenne | WAFB)
"All praise goes to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ," Faulk said. "This is an honor that wouldn't be possible without my great teammates, coaches and everyone who helped me along the way. It's a tremendous honor but for me, but it was a team effort. I'm so humbled and honored to be included among the great list of players and coaches in the Hall of Fame Class for 2022."
A 1996 first-team all-American as an all-purpose player, Faulk still holds the all-time SEC record with 6,833 all-purpose yards, a mark that was fourth in FBS history when he finished his career. During that 1996 season, he led the SEC in all-purpose yards and ranked second in the league in rushing. Faulk followed up his all-America campaign by leading the SEC in rushing during both his junior and senior seasons, and he also topped the league in scoring as a senior. The three-time first-team All-SEC selection was the first player in LSU history to average more than 100 yards per game during his entire career.
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Noises I could not ignore
"As a person immensely fascinated by accents and sounds, I have never imagined that one day I would discuss the negative impacts of sounds in my life."
From 24 May until 22 September, Yared Yilma's soundscapes will come to life in the window of Constant. You are welcome to the opening on Thursday 23 May from 18:00 on.
Yared Yilma attended the Open Design Course organised by KIOSK and Kask, School of Arts, Ghent where he was introduced to audio recording and the free software sound editing tool Audacity. Documenting and editing quickly became instrumental to release the sound afflicted trauma that he had to endure as a refugee.
Noise is a sound that all humans learn to ignore. Each and everyone of us masters ways to tune out sounds from our environment, and to turn them into background noise as we wish.
Then, Yared became a refugee and faced noises that couldn't simply be ignored. Some noises possess a power to cut through one's inner flesh and, in his tumultuous stay at the refugee centre, Yared was countless times stabbed by sounds that felt like daggers. While the particular shrill whistle leaves its scar indelibly, some noises tend to be less sharp on the edge, but are insistent enough to cut deep into one's inner calm. 106 people: children, teenagers, men and women of different cultures bumping into each other in one space can produce so much noise.
Most of the refugees in the centre have endured a grim past and deal with many inner dialogues individually. But the most striking thing about the centre is the amount of atmospheric noise it produced. To Yared, the centre felt as a secluded dystopia, where universal deafness is considered a sane option.
From 23 May to 22 September
@ Constant
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Following the success of China Embracing Innovation event in the summer, we have partnered with Crowd, AFC Bournemouth and China Britain Business Council to deliver a series of five free business breakfast events during 2019. These events will provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of how to do business in China, will introduce them to potential service providers and suppliers and will offer the businesses opportunities to network with likeminded businesses.
This event is open to businesses in any sector within the Dorset and Hampshire area, it is free and a light breakfast & refreshments will be provided.


I recently found an entire folder with photos that I never published. There was a time last year when I just took a lot of pictures without a real concept, only to express a feeling. It was a difficult time, because I graduated some months before that and decided to take a year off. But after 13 years of school I was used to studying and school life and I just felt that it was wrong that I would do nothing the next year. I was used to meeting my friends at school every day and talk with them about the major and minor events in my life, but now that I could not see them that often I somehow felt very lonely. Additionally, I had some personal problems and I felt as if I was stuck in something that I could not escape from.
Diese Fotos sind so perfekt - ich liebe ja deine Conceptuals, aber das hier besitzt noch einmal eine ganz andere Größe, finde ich. Hast du das Wort selbst gelettert? Es passt so gut zu den Fotos!


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Q: Problem accesing a dictionary value on dialogflow fullfilment I am using fullfilment section on dialogflow on a fairly basic program I have started to show myself I can do a bigger project on dialogflow.
I have an object setup that is a dictionary.
I can make the keys a constant through
const KEYS=Object.keys(overflow);

I am going through the values using
if(KEYS.length>0){
var dictionary = overflow[keys[i]]

if I stringify dictionary using
JSON.stringify(item);

I get:
{"stack":"overflow","stack2":"overflowtoo", "stack3":3}

This leads me to believe I am actually facing a dictionary, hence the name of the variable.
I am accesing a string variable such as stack and unlike stack3
Everything I have read online tells me
dictionary.stack

Should work since
  JSON.stringify(item);

Shows me:
 {"stack":"overflow","stack2":"overflowtoo","stack3":3}

Whenever I:

*

*Try to add the variable to the response string.

*Append it to a string using output+=${item.tipo};

I get an error that the function crashed. I can replace it with the stringify line and it works and it gives me the JSON provided so the issue isnt there
Dictionary values are created as such before being accessed on another function:
 dictionary[request.body.responseId]={
 "stack":"overflow",
  "stack2":"overflowtoo",
  "stack3":3 };

Based on the suggestion here I saw that the properties where being accessed properly but their type was undefined. Going over things repeatedly I saw that the properties where defined as list rather than single values.
Dot notation works when they stop being lists.
Thanks for guiding me towards the problem.

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Jeff Handley - Starmate Replay Car Kit - Available!
As promised, TheSiriusStore.com has the car kits available for purchase on their site.
The product is being released as the car kit for the Streamer GTR... no idea why the Starmate is apparently discontunued and replaced with the Streamer GTR, but oh well.
It appears as though the receiver will be slightly recessed into the dash, which is great... but it doesn't look like there's anything special for organizing the wires... In fact, it almost looks like the wires could fall back into the dash if you're not careful. We'll see.
To purchase the kit, visit http://www.thesiriusstore.com/streamer-professional-vehicle-sirgtrv1-p-321.html.
You'll notice that it's priced at $29.99... and not the $9.99 as advertised on www.sirius.com. But I think we had come to the conclusion that the $9.99 price couldn't be correct.


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Q: Rails: nested_form gem remove not working but add works My problem is somewhat similar to question nested_form gem add works but remove fails...why?.
I have a product edit page, where sub-categories of products are linked in product_sub_categories. To assign sub-categories to product, I used nested attributes for product_sub_categories. So, product can have more than one sub_categories.
In product model,
has_many   :product_sub_categories
has_many   :sub_categories, :through => :product_sub_categories
accepts_nested_attributes_for :product_sub_categories, :allow_destroy => true

And in product edit view:
 <%= f.fields_for :product_sub_categories do |product_sub_category| %>
 <%= product_sub_category.collection_select :sub_category_id, @sub_categories, :id, :sub_category, {:include_blank => 'Select a Sub Category'} %>
 <%= product_sub_category.link_to_remove "Remove", :class => "subcatlink" %>
 <% end %>

Code works well for adding sub-categories. But fails when I remove sub-category. Log gives:
 "product_sub_categories_attributes"=>{"0"=>{"sub_category_id"=>"1", "_destroy"=>"false", "id"=>"9"}, "1"=>{"sub_category_id"=>"1", "_destroy"=>"1", "id"=>"17"}},
 ProductSubCategory Load (0.2ms)[0m  [1mSELECT `product_sub_categories`.* FROM `product_sub_categories` WHERE `product_sub_categories`.`product_id` = 8 AND `product_sub_categories`.`id` IN (9, 17)

Though, i click on Remove, it just passes _destroy="1", but doesn't destroy sub-category.
Can anybody tell the solution?
Update:
Extremely sorry for my stupid mistake. I didnt see code properly. In the model i duplicated
accepts_nested_attributes_for :product_sub_categories

without :allow_destroy => true. When i removed it, code worked properly.

A: You need to add dependent destroy clause next to association, and it will destroy product's sub categories.
has_many   :product_sub_categories, :dependent => :destroy


Did you know that the people in Cuba weren't able to own their own property until about 5 years ago (which is 2011)? All buildings were government owned. All people were renters.
But just because people are now allowed to own homes, doesn't mean they can suddenly afford it.
Housing prices for a standard apartment in Cuba range from $20-30 CUC per month, which can be three times the average person's monthly pay.
So, how does one pay the rent? Multiple workers in the household all working full-time jobs?
And after rent, is there anything left for food? Clothes? Healthcare? Personal maintenance? It doesn't look like it, and if there is much left over, it won't stretch too far.
As I looked around this beautiful + tattered city, I saw that many of the buildings in Havana were abandoned and in ruins. The only buildings that were truly well maintained seemed to be new hotel developments, government owned buildings, and museums/theaters.
Building maintenance is costly, and many of the Cuban people are unable to afford it—and if they are able to afford it, they might not want repair their homes out of fear of being spotted as 'more wealthy than others.' Thus becoming a target in the eyes of their socialist government.
From what I saw and experienced, the Cuban people are very family centric. They are loving, and they are kind. It was so refreshing and beautiful to see couples (new and old), walking down the streets, in love and holding hands.
I'm not here to get into the psychology of money, but I am here to point out that in Havana, I saw the lowest rate of homelessness that I've ever seen in the world.
The Cuban people didn't have all the glitz, or the glam, or the best access to clean water and fresh food—but people take care of each other.
I think I would give up all of those material things in exchange for those strong emotional bonds.
Shoes will scuff, clothes will tatter, food will spoil—but your friends, your family, your sweethearts--they are really the ones that breathe life into your soul.
Can you remember the last time you felt connection like that?
If you've felt like that at all, you're lucky because that's what life is all about.


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Blake Shelton & Gwen Stefani Debut Duet (Watch!)
Tonight on NBC's The Voice, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani debuted their new duet, "Go Ahead and Break My Heart." The song, which tells the tale of someone who is anticipating the worst outcome in a relationship, will appear on Shelton's forthcoming If I'm Honest (May 20).
The true duet alternates verses as the musical and real-life couple joins together in the choruses, insisting that the other goes ahead and breaks his/her heart since they accidentally fell in love. Infusing Shelton's country twang with Stefani's pop stylings, the two presented a song with mass crossover potential, showing that each is versatile in his/her own right.
Watch the Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani live performance of "Go Ahead and Break My Heart" below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I21S6BdsZog
"The Voice", Blake Shelton, Go Ahead and Break My Heart, Gwen Stefani, If I'm Honest, NBC
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This song's lyrics are confusing. His part is about getting back w/ and ex and hers are about new love? Strange. The production on the single is a little heavy. Expected more and this is NOT a country song. Also really turned off by the about of NBC promotion on this couple. This is a show about up and coming artists correct? If I wanted the Bachelor I would watch the other channel. Not a fan.
Carrie Underwood's Greatest Hit Goes Platinum
Carrie Underwood has added yet another Platinum record to her collection, with the RIAA certification of her greatest hits album Greatest Hits: Decade #1. The
For the first time ever I'm jealous of Taylor Swift
As much cool stuff as Taylor Swift gets to do and as many cool people as she gets to hang out with on a regular basis, I've never actually been jealous of her life. Until now.
Miranda Lambert and Meghan Trainor rock the CMA Awards stage with 'All About That Bass'
Ahhhh!!!!! How great was Miranda Lambert and Meghan Trainor's performance on the CMA Awards?!? Don't know about you but I'd be perfectly okay with them
Scotty McCreery – From Country Artist to Book Author
If anyone understands the phrase "go big or go home," it's Scotty McCreery. The country artist who went from high school pitching stud to Season
Fan pays $10,000 for picture with Travis Tritt
Here's a question for you … how much would you be willing to pay for a picture with your favorite star? For me these days
Joey + Rory's Christmas Overstock.com commercial
The first of these commercials was so popular I figured I'd go over and find the newest Overstock.com commercial that Joey and Rory star in.
Blake Shelton gets a little tongue action from his girl
Ahh so there IS a reason Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton don't tour together…
Nick Jonas is gunning for Blake Shelton
Tim McGraw honors Sexiest Man Alive Blake Shelton in the best possible way
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Lark beverage manager, Billy Burg, walks a class through the proper techniques of creating Wisconsin's signature drink, the Brandy Old Fashioned. The cocktail class is part of a regular series offered monthly at the downtown Janesville restaurant.
Cocktails with class: Aspiring mixologists learn the ropes with Lark's resident "drink slinger"
Eight students, including kicks Editor Greg Little, took part in a recent cocktail class that is part of a series offered at Lark restaurant in Janesville.


Frances Kellor (1873-1952) was an activist who be lieved that the government could most effectively bring about social reform.
A social scientist who believed that government was the most effective vehicle for bringing about social reform, Frances Kellor played an important role in Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 presidential campaign. Her career in the 1910s illustrates the new political influence that educated women could exert through the application of their expertise on a range of social issues.
Born in Columbus, Ohio on 20 October 1873, Francis Alice Kellor was raised by her mother, Mary Sprau Kellor, in a single-parent household. When Frances Alice Kellor was two, her mother took her two daughters to live in the small town of Coldwater, Michigan, where she supported her two children by working as a housekeeper and washerwoman. Kellor later listed her pastor at the First Presbyterian Church as one of the people who motivated her social reform. After earning a law degree from Cornell University in 1897, Kellor enrolled at the University of Chicago to study sociology part-time. There she studied aspects of unemployment and crime, arguing in her first book, Experimental Sociology (1901), that the origins of crime were to be located in disadvantaged childhoods, low levels of education, and unemployment and asserting the importance of reforming criminals in prisons. In 1900 she traveled in the southern states to study the living and working conditions of African Americans and subsequently published a series of articles recommending improvements in public schooling and the establishment of vocational-training schools, employment bureaus, and labor unions. In 1902 Kellor began studying women's employment bureaus in the urban North. The result of her research was Out of Work: A Study of Employment Agencies (1904), which concluded that the federal government ought to become involved in solving the systematic economic problems that led to unemployment. Her emphasis on government as the vehicle by which social reforms could best be achieved was the approach that many social-science-minded reformers took during the Progressive Era.
In 1904 Kellor became general director of the Inter-Municipal Committee on Household Research, and the following year she moved to New York City to live with Mary Dreier, head of the organization's legislative committee, which prepared legislative bills on child labor, tenement-house law, and employment agencies. Kellor and Dreier lived together until Kellor's death in 1952. In 1906 Kellor was instrumental in organizing the National League for the Protection of Colored Women, which sought to educate African American women who had recently migrated to New York City and to assist those women in finding places to live and jobs. Kellor served as the first executive secretary of the organization. Appointed to the New York State Immigration Commission in 1908, Kellor joined the other commissioners in investigating urban immigrant living and working conditions, and—finding these conditions to be appallingly poor—they asserted the need for a state bureau to examine further their problems. Accordingly, in 1910 Kellor was appointed head of the New York State Bureau of Industries and Immigration. Under Kellor's direction the bureau championed worker safety and educational services.
The Progressive Party of 1912 was an expression of the will to power of several groups in American society who agreed to work together in coalition to further each of their goals. Among the two most important elements in the Progressive Party that year were social scientists. For years social scientists such as Kellor had been urging social reform through the use of the state. Indeed, the Progressive Party platform adopted a plank on "social and industrial justice" that a group of social scientists had put forward at the annual National Convention of Charities and Corrections in June 1912. Kellor was head of the Progressive Party's National Service Committee, the party's administrative board. During the presidential campaign in 1912 Kellor led the party's research and publicity committee, prepared campaign statements, and roused support for Roosevelt and the party among other social reformers. She was also instrumental in shaping Roosevelt's campaign agenda. According to historian John Higham, Kellor "did more than anyone else to direct Roosevelt's growing reformist zeal toward the special plight of the urban immigrant."
In the 1916 presidential campaign Kellor supported the candidacy of Republican Charles Evans Hughes. In the same year she also directed the National Americanization Committee, and following World War I she became an expert in international arbitration. She was a founding member of the American Arbitration Association in the mid-1920s, and published Arbitration in the New Industrial Society in 1934.
Ellen Fitzpatrick, Endless Crusade: Women Social Scientists and Progressive Reform (New York: Oxford University Press, 1990).
John Louis Recchiuti, "The Origins of American Progressivism: New York's Social Science Community" (Ph.D., Diss., Columbia University 1992).
"Frances Kellor." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 13 April 2019. <https://biography.yourdictionary.com/frances-kellor>.


Im sure the title of this post sends shivers down many a parents spine.
Im going to be very clear about my thoughts on the subject, I HATE HOMEWORK.
The word homework evokes all sorts of emotions in me, frustration, fear, anger, sadness!
The mere thought of homework makes me want to cry, mostly because doing homework usually results in someone crying.
I am so fed up of spending hours and hours trying to get my children to understand their homework never mind actually do it. My children are not super clever brain boxes, in fact big girl and middle girl have quite a low cognitive ability, baby girl has the brains, just lacks the inclination. So homework is ALWAYS a challenge for them.
Lets use one of this half terms projects as an example.
Sounds easy eh, except its not when you don't understand the concept of the word 'research', never mind have the ability to actually do any.
So I dig out the encyclopedia's, she doesn't know how to use them, so I find the page, she isn't able to read the text and extract information so she just stares blankly at the pages through her tears.
'My teacher said to do it on the internet' she exclaims as if to imply that would be so much easier.
Ok, I understand books are old fashioned and the internet is the future but I cant tell you how much it annoys me that my children don't even know what an encyclopedia is, never mind how to use one (except what I've taught them that is). Any way, I'm not going to rant about the importance and benefits of books vs the interest I just don't have the patience.
So in order to keep her happy I produce my laptop, I switch it on, as she doesn't know how, I open a search page, as she doesn't know how. She types in her topic to the search box and presses enter. She then stares at the list of results produced by google not knowing what to do next, she reads the odd word and even spells out some of the URL addresses unaware of what they are. She doesn't have the skills to know how to get information from the internet and even when I open up a page with all the information there, written down, in child friendly text, she doesn't have the ability to read, understand and extract that information and get it on to paper in the form of research or any other form for that matter. She could sit and copy the text word for word but in all honesty, most of it she couldn't read and didn't understand so what would be the point of that.
I understand children have to have homework but shouldn't it be tailored to their specific abilities!? Are schools not just setting children up to fail with homework that is too complicated for them to understand let alone complete!?
'Write a poem' – all good and well providing they know what a poem is.
Research X and present your work in either a poster, power point presentation or article – First they need to know how to research and Im not even going to go down the power point presentation route with them!
Write a book review of your favorite book – Well first of all they'd need to have a favorite book or even an interest in reading but to then be able to write 'why' its their favorite, well that would require them having understood the story wouldn't it.
Write a Chronological report – Seriously!?
Complete an experiment to show what happens to bread when its left to deteriorate and write about your findings – That would require the ability and patience to be able to notice the tiny changes and have the vocabulary to explain what you can see.
Research and create a project on the River Nile – Urgh more research!!!
And these are just examples of ones I can remember off the top of my head!
You might be wondering why they dont know how to use the internet, well, they just dont, they have zero interest in computers, they each have a tablet computer of their own and show very little interest in them, they play the odd game that I've downloaded for them but have no interest in expanding their use of them at all. I have a laptop, Mr FO5 has an Ipad, they show no interest in using them either. They dont know what Facebook is (which im secretly super happy about), they have never looked at Utube, they dont know what Amazon or Ebay are or how to find information using Google. Their lack of technical ability and interest does worry me, but, I cant force them to be interested in it, can I, and honestly, Im not sure I want to. The internet is a dangerous place for vulnerable children.
So, Tell me about some of your homework nightmare stories and share tips on how you handle things, do you have any 'technology uninterested' kids in your family or do you have primary school 'whizz kids' that are creating code, developing software and social networking with their peers?
Do you also hate homework as much as me! I cant be the only parent out there that loathes it, can I?
The futures bright…….. well, brighter!
I was very privileged, along with a few other adoptive parents, to meet with Sir Martin Narey recently.
Sir Martin Narey has been advising the government on adoption issues since 2012, more recently he was chosen to chair a new board that will advise the government on how to improve the adoption process including post adoption support.
A small number of us were given the opportunity to share our stories and concerns. Education and Post Adoption support being the most talked about area's.
Sir Martin Narey spent most of the meeting tentatively listening to the stories of unsupported families, he expressed sadness and disbelief to most of what he heard, he offered empathy and promised to take on board all of the information that was shared with him, and I believe he will.
Sir Martin Narey is a key figure in the future of adoption, if your involved in adoption and you don't know who he is, then you should. He tweets and he emails but most of all he listens and acts.
If your a teacher, or head/virtual head, social worker or family support worker you also need to know who this man is, because he'll be suggesting changes to your roles/training/processes too!
I was very grateful for the opportunity to meet the man that has had such a huge impact on the level of post adoption support we receive as a family, I feel hopeful that the future of all aspects of adoption will be better and brighter for everyone. Perhaps not today, or tomorrow, but I am confident that things will get better.
We enjoyed some good old fashioned fun today and went with my sister, aka their favourite Auntie, and picked some juicy fresh strawberrys! Bought back some memories of my own childhood, was lovely!
I've linked this post up with #WASO The Weekly Adoption Shout Out over at The Adoption Social.
I take photo's, lots of them, far too many in fact. I currently have 3500 that I need to move from my memory card and on to a separate hard drive, then I have to file them in to folders for each month, then I have to go through them and decide which ones should be printed, then I have to put all the prints in to the albums.
I have lacked the time to sort/organise/print and display the photo's lately, but I've not stopped taking photo's. I really need to get on top of things because my girls love photo's and they enjoy looking back through our albums and remembering special times.
Big girl said to me today 'we have lots of lovely memories in our heads now don't we mommy' and they do!
Below are some of our lovely moments from over Easter.
Feeding the ducks with cousins after a lovely sunny picnic in the park.
Testing out their skills on a climbing wall!
Exploring the woodlands and following maps!
They love a trip to the hair salon!
Watching films and eating Easter Eggs, Epic!
Baby girl and Auntie checking out their ability to see in the dark!!
Admiring the stain glass windows of a beautiful church!
Their favorite pass time, posing for photo's!
Its Foster Care Fortnight in UK right now (Monday 12 to Sunday 25 May). Fostering plays such a vital role in many of our most vulnerable children's lives. Some of my closest friends are foster carers and they change lives every day. The trouble is, there just aren't enough foster carers available. Perhaps its for you?
What does fostering mean and what do foster carers do?
Taking place this May, Foster Care Fortnight is an annual campaign to highlight the work done by foster carers and raise the profile of fostering. The theme of this year's fortnight is 'Guess who fosters?' – with members of the public being invited to answer the question.
It's a very appropriate theme as this is a question that many people do ask themselves. Most people will have a vague awareness of foster care, or may even have met someone who has experienced it themselves but there is still a lot of confusion about the exact role of fostering and what it is that a foster carer does.
With that in mind, we've set out here to answer both of those questions. Hopefully this will help to raise the profile of foster carers as part of Foster Care Fortnight and ultimately help to reduce the estimated 8,600 shortfall of foster carers in the UK.
At its essence, foster caring involves providing a home for a child in need. This is describing it in its most simplistic form, as being a foster carer involves so much more. There are a number of different kinds of fostering, ranging from emergency care for just a few days, to respite care (often over weekends) or it can even be long term care, often right up until the child reaches adult age.
For however long the foster child is in their care, under whatever circumstances, the basics of foster caring remain the same. They are there to provide the support, stability and care that a foster child needs in that particular situation.
Working as part of a team, including other health care professionals such as social workers, foster carers aim to identify the kind of support the child needs and provide this in a non-judgmental and stable environment. Foster carers are involved in everything from support attending school, health appointments, extracurricular activities and simply looking after the children in a day-to-day environment.
Fostering is different from adoption as there is no transferral of legal guardianship, with many foster carers having to remain in close contact with the children's birth parents throughout the process.
As we have mentioned, foster carers main role is to offer a stable, safe and warm environment so that children can feel safe and supported. They also try to help children build, develop and maintain good relationships with their families.
Of course, the physical needs of foster children are met, including good food, warm clothes and a clean and safe environment in which to live. Foster carers also need to offer support around any health issues that might be facing children in their care, and ensuring that they participate fully in education is another key role.
Fundamental to all of the above is the issue of trust. Foster children often talk of the need for trust between themselves and carers. Feeling like they are being listened to and being able to communicate well and in a positive way are key core skills for anyone wanting to be a foster carer.
It is difficult to outline an exact role for a foster carer because as each child is different, the circumstances and role of the foster carer is different too. However, if you enjoy working with young people, think you can make a difference to someone's life and believe you can offer a stable environment for a child who really needs it, then fostering might be for you.
Once I've untangled them I'm going to knit you all the most amazing story blanket!


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Infectious Disease Treatment
At St. Jude, we're changing the way the world treats and defeats pediatric infectious diseases and infections.
The Infectious Disease Program started when St. Jude opened its doors to patients in 1962. We specialize in managing infection in:
Children and young adults with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Severely immunocompromised children, including those undergoing stem cell/bone marrow transplants
Children with infectious diseases
Growing up, I thought every city had a St. Jude. How blessed am I to have been born in Memphis — in the epicenter of research for children with HIV/AIDS?
Sharmain, St. Jude HIV patient
Brooke Askew
SMILE Coordinator
(901) 595-6598 (Desk)
(901) 857-7783 (Mobile)
Brooke.Askew@stjude.org
Infectious Diseases Department
A focus on HIV
In 1987, St. Jude founder Danny Thomas declared AIDS a catastrophic disease of children. Soon after, the hospital made HIV/AIDS a research priority, and created the Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trial Unit (PACTU).
Today, more than 250 patients are part PACTU. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has designated it a "Center of Excellence."
HIV Program for Children and Youth
HIV Clinical Trials
Voices of HIV
For a teenager or young adult, the words "HIV positive" can profoundly affect relationships with friends and family. Voices of HIV enables patients to share their deepest, most profound feelings in a venue that protects their identity.
Explore Voices of HIV
HIV Patient Acceptance
St. Jude accepts most children and young adults up to 22 years of age with HIV based on eligibility for an HIV clinical trial. These trials are available regardless of a child's or family's race, sex, ethnicity, religion, nationality or ability to pay.
Seek Treatment
Children's Infection Defense Center
Infection is the single leading cause of death of children worldwide. It accounts for 30% of all childhood deaths. The Children's Infection Defense Center (CIDC) works to eliminate life-threatening childhood infectious diseases.
Global solutions for infectious diseases
Infectious diseases claim 12 million child lives each year. In response, the St. Jude Department of Infectious Diseases is aggressively pursuing projects aimed at curing or preventing leading infectious causes of death worldwide.
Read stories about St. Jude patients who have been treated at St. Jude for respiratory diseases, HIV/AIDS and other serious infectious diseases of childhood.
Resources to prevent infection
When your child is sick, his or her immune system may be compromised. This means it may not be able to respond to infection the way it is supposed to. Here are some resources to help you keep your child from getting infections.
Do You Know ... Patient Education sheets
About Aspergillus fungal infections
About Candida fungal infections
About chickenpox
About CMV
About Epstein-Barr virus
About HPV
ACU isolation precautions
Airborne precautions
C. diff infection
Clean wagons
Contact precautions non-restrictive
Contact precautions restrictive
Controlling the spread of colds and flu
Daily bathing with chlorhexidine wipes
Daily bathing with Theraworx® cloths
Daily cleaning of patient rooms
Droplet precautions non-restrictive
Droplet precautions restrictive
Fever and neutropenia
How to prevent infection
How to take a temperature
How to use an N-95 mask
Influenza (flu) vaccine
Inpatient isolation to help prevent infection
Isolation precautions in St. Jude housing
Multidrug-resistant organism (MDRO)
Special airborne precautions
The signs of infection
VRE (vancomycin-resistant enterococci)
Wash Your Hands to Keep Germs Away
Controlling Infection at Home
Infections in Immunocompromised Patients
Infection Control Tips
Clinical Trials for HIV and Infectious Diseases
As a research hospital, St. Jude doctors have access to the most up-to-date therapies and can deliver treatments designed specifically for each patient.
AT1026: HIV Infection Clinical Trial
View treatment information for AT1026, an HIV nontherapeutic clinical trial at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
CMX351: Infectious Disease Expanded Access Study
View eligibility information for CMX351, an expanded access study at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for children with adenovirus infection or disease.
GS1269: HIV-AIDS Clinical Trial
View eligibility and treatment information for GS1269, a pediatric clinical trial for children with HIV/AIDS at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
HIV Studies
HIV studies at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
IMPAACT2002: HIV Infection Clinical Trial
View eligibility information for IMPAACT2002, a clinical trial at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for HIV-infected adolescents and young adults with depression.
Infectious Diseases Clinical Trials
Infectious Diseases clinical trials at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
ORIOME: Pediatric Cancer Clinical Trial
View eligibility information for ORIOME, a clinical trial for children undergoing cancer treatment at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
P1093: HIV Infection Clinical Trial
View eligibility and treatment information for P1093, a pediatric infectious diseases clinical trial for children with HIV at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
PREDSEQ: Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) to Identify Infection Risk
Routine blood tests often miss early signs of infection in children undergoing cancer therapy. Learn about a study to help doctors detect these infections sooner.
SENDAI: Sendai Virus Vaccine Clinical Trial
View eligibility information for SENDAI, a healthy volunteer clinical trial at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital testing a prevention vaccine for croup.
Refer an HIV or Infectious Disease Patient
HIV treatment at St. Jude
Connect 2 Protect Program
Infectious Diseases Patient Stories
Treatment Team
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On August 10, 2012, Jefferson signed with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League and is currently assigned to the practice squad. On October 25, 2012, ESPN reported, citing WAFB in Baton Rouge, LA, that Jefferson was arrested were charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana, along with 3 other former LSU football players, including former Heisman Trophy finalist Tyrann Mathieu. As of yet, the Montreal Alouettes have not commented on the situation.
Tech did you think it was the man formerly known as Honey Badger?


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