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If you happen to face some weird rounding issue...
helper.number_to_currency(187) => "190 kr"
check out your… translations! Especially 'significant' key… In my case it was
number: currency: format: significant: 'false'
that broke rounding. It should have been
number: currency: format: significant: ! 'false'
And now it works perfectly
helper.number_to_currency(187) => "187 kr"
How to handle dynamic controller class evaluation based on params
Possible with following snippet of code (for instance if each branch has some different controller logic, but if the controller is not present, it should fallback to default controller).
Advantages are so we do not have to make blank inherited controllers and routes for them, to do it with plain inheritance.
class ActionDispatch::Routing::RouteSet::CustomDispatcher < ActionDispatch::Routing::RouteSet::Dispatcher # These are the controllers that we should attempt fallbacks on FALLBACK_CONTROLLERS = /customer\/branch\/(projects|events)$/ def controller(params, default_controller=true) # This defines when we want to attempt fallbacks pattern super unless params[:branch_id] && params[:controller].try(:match, FALLBACK_CONTROLLERS) controller_param = params[:controller] # Having these supplied, we handle controller evaluation by our own method... controller_reference_with_fallbacks(params[:branch_id], controller_param) rescue NameError => e raise ActionController::RoutingError, e.message, e.backtrace if default_controller end private def controller_reference_with_fallbacks(branch_id, controller_param) # This is how fallbacks are evaluated controller_name = "#{controller_param.sub('/branch', "/branch/#{branch_id}").camelize}Controller" controller = ActiveSupport::Dependencies.reference(controller_name) begin controller.get(controller_name) rescue NameError => e # If there is no specific class for given branch, fallback to original class controller_reference(controller_param) end end end ActionDispatch::Routing::Mapper::Mapping.class_eval do private # We do overwrite dispatcher class, that is used to evaluate controller classes from params def app ActionDispatch::Routing::Mapper::Constraints.new( to.respond_to?(:call) ? to : ::ActionDispatch::Routing::RouteSet::CustomDispatcher.new(:defaults => defaults), blocks, @set.request_class ) end end
Example of usage
str = ActiveSupport::StringInquirer.new('test') str.test? # => true str.foobar? # => false
STI - Making callbacks trigger in inherited classes
Assuming we have
class ParentClass < ActiveRecord::Base attr_accessible :type end class ChildClass < ParentClass after_save :perform_something end
ParentClass.create({:type => "ChildClass"})
will not trigger ChildClass callbacks. What is more, it will return instance of ParentClass instead of ChildClass.
To resolve this issue, you need to define following module
module ActiveRecord module CallbacksAwareSti extend ActiveSupport::Concern module ClassMethods def new(*args, &block) return super(*args, &block) unless args.first.respond_to?(:with_indifferent_access) type = args.first.with_indifferent_access[:type] if type.blank? or (type = type.constantize) == self super(*args, &block) else super(*args, &block).becomes(type) end end end end end
and include it in parent class
class ParentClass < ActiveRecord::Base include ActiveRecord::CallbacksAwareSti attr_accessible :type end
Inspired by http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4518935/activerecord-problems-using-callbacks-and-sti
Deprecation in 3.1+
In Rails 3.1 and higher, just use ruby's SecureRandom, e.g.
Deprecated proxy_owner
Just change your
calls to
Found it here: http://mileszs.com/deprecation-warnings-for-proxyowner-in-rails
Check if id column exists in users table
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.column_exists?(:users, :id)
Custom configuration keys
It is nice to know, that you can store any custom configuration key in configure block… E.g.
YourApp::Application.configure do # ... config.my_custom_setting = "QWERTY1234" end
Then you can just access it by calling
Rails 3.1 - Use request.url instead
As request.request_uri has been deprecated, use
Use Ruby instead!
class TestClass < SomeSuperClass attr_accessor :sample_acc def initialize @sample_acc = [] super end end
If nil is not a valid value for this accessor, then you can just define reader for it.
class TestClass attr_accessor :sample_acc def sample_acc @sample_acc ||= 98 end end
How to submit current url
For example to change some kind of param on select change…
<%= form_tag({}, {:method => :get}) do %> <%= select_tag :new_locale, options_for_select(I18n.available_locales, I18n.locale), :onchange => "this.form.submit();" %> <% end %>
Unexpected rounding behavior
Both 2.5 and 1.5 are rounded to 2…
ree-1.8.7-2010.02 > sprintf("%.f", 0.5) => "0" ree-1.8.7-2010.02 > sprintf("%.f", 1.5) => "2" ree-1.8.7-2010.02 > sprintf("%.f", 2.5) => "2" ree-1.8.7-2010.02 > sprintf("%.f", 3.5) => "4" ree-1.8.7-2010.02 > sprintf("%.f", 4.5) => "4"
use round instead to get proper behavior
How to change format automatically depending on locale...
… without passing locale option.
In your application_helper.rb (or in other helper) place following code:
def number_to_currency(number, options = {}) options[:locale] ||= I18n.locale super(number, options) end
Then, in your locale files:
en-GB: number: currency: format: format: "%n %u" unit: "USD"
And that is it :)
Some unexpected behaviour
When using Array as default value, it behaves more like cattr_accessor…
class A attr_accessor_with_default :b, [] end x = A.new x.b << 1 #puts x.b.inspect => [1] y = A.new y.b << 2 #puts y.b.inspect => [1, 2]
Basic usage
Basic usage example:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base #... skip_callback :create, :after, :send_welcome_email #... end
How to deal with Missing host to link to!
You just need to define default_url_options[:host] in your class. The easiest way to do it:
class SomeClass include ActionController::UrlWriter default_url_options[:host] = YourApp::Application.config.action_mailer.default_url_options[:host] def some_method some_superb_url(maybe_even_some_variable_here) end end
Passing arguments to block
To pass arguments to block being captured, just list them as capture method params. I.e.
def export(exportable, export_klass, options={}, &block) result = "" #... if block_given? result += capture(my_custom_var_i_want_to_pass_to_block, &block) end result end
Then simply…
<%= export(@a, @b) do |my_custom_var| %> <% if my_custom_var.nil? %> My custom var is nil!!! <% end %> <% end %>
How to perform :onchange ajax call using jQuery (Rails 3)
As remote_function no longer exists in Rails 3, here is some handy substitution
<%= select_tag :assignee_id, options_for_select([["A",1],["B",2]]), :onchange => "$.post('#{model_singular_path(id)}', {'_method':'put', 'model_name[model_field]':this.value} );" %>
You can obviously pass more attributes, change method etc.
Of course such a method does not exist, however we can simulate it easily
%w(a b c).to_enum(:each_with_index).map{|a,i| "#{a}, #{i}"} => ["a, 0", "b, 1", "c, 2"]
Polymorphic has_many within inherited class gotcha
Given I have following classes
class User < ActiveRecord::Base end class ::User::Agent < ::User has_many :leads, :as => :creator end
I would expect, that running
will result in following query
SELECT "leads".* FROM "leads" WHERE ("leads".creator_id = 6 AND "leads".creator_type = 'User::Agent')
however it results in
SELECT "leads".* FROM "leads" WHERE ("leads".creator_id = 6 AND "leads".creator_type = 'User')
Possible solutions:
Make User class use STI - polymorphic relations will then retrieve correct class from :type field (however in my situation it was not an option)
If You do never instantiate User class itself, mark it as abstract
class User < ActiveRecord::Base self.abstract_class = true end
If You do instantiate User class, as last resort You can overwrite base_class for User::Agent
class ::User::Agent < ::User has_many :leads, :as => :creator def self.base_class self end end
If none of above is an option and You do not care that You will lose some of relation's features, You can always
class User::Agent < ::User has_many :leads, :as => :creator, :finder_sql => %q(SELECT "leads".* FROM "leads" WHERE ("leads".creator_id = #{id} AND "leads".creator_type = 'User::Agent')) end
Preserve order of elements within fields_for
I had the @colleagues collection prepared that I wanted to be rendered within fields_for block. However it was searchlogic object with filtering/sorting applied, and the sort order was not preserved in resultant view.
<%= f.fields_for :evaluators, @colleagues do |builder| %> <%= render "colleague", :f => builder %> <% end %>
Solution to this problem was typecasting this collection to array
<%= f.fields_for :evaluators, @colleagues.to_a do |builder| %> <%= render "colleague", :f => builder %> <% end %>
add_to_base in Rails 3
model_instance.errors[:base] << "Msg"
instead of depracated
for Rails 3
Depracated add_to_base
model_instance.errors[:base] << "Msg"
instead of depracated
for Rails 3
Interesting usage for polymorphic asset model :)
…to automatically define default scopes of inherited classes.
class Asset < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :resource, :polymorphic => true before_save :set_asset_type def set_asset_type self.asset_type = self.class.name end def self.inherited(subclass) super subclass.send(:default_scope, :conditions => "asset_type='#{subclass.name}'") end end
Usage example
class Aa
class_inheritable_accessor :test end => [:test] Aa.test = 10 => 10 Aa.test => 10 Bb = Class.new(Aa) => Bb Bb.test => 10 Bb.test = 5 => 5 Bb.test => 5 Aa.test => 10


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Recently we have been debugging lots of Javascript from web pages, and the Javascript is either white-space compressed or obfuscated.
Does anyone know of a tool (preferably for Unix) to turn those ugly Javascript files into human readable form?
Am currently using GNU indent which is designed for C programs, but it does a mildly passable job at deciphering what is going on, but it is not really designed to be a Javascript pretty-printer. I would appreciate any pointers.
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by Colen Sweeten (1919-2007)
They came to the mid-winter gath'ring,
Leaving haystacks and dehorning chutes.
Dressed true to old west tradition,
Levis, Stetsons, and high heeled boots.
A few were in casts or on crutches,
Some looked like I'd seen them before.
Each wore the hat no one touches
And had high polished boots on the floor.
The faces were brown as a saddle.
Some mustaches wide as a door.
And they walked with a half-cocked straddle,
Like the part that they sit on was sore.
Their poetry, sprinkled with sagebrush,
Was not meant for the city galoots.
And there each one sat in his ten gallon hat,
And a cow and a half worth of boots.
© 1987, Colen Sweeten, used with permission of the Sweeten family
This poem should not be reposted or reprinted without permission
The Western Folklife Center's 36th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, often referred to simply as "Elko," is getting underway in Elko, Nevada. We like to share the late Colen Sweeten's poem every year, when it's "Elko time."
During his lifetime, Colen Sweeten was a part of every Elko gathering, except one. He had an enormous repertoire of poems, stories, wisdom, and humor. He always had a kind and cheerful word for all, and as he often said, so many friends that he "wasn't even using them all."
Colen Sweeten appeared on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson in 1991, along with the late Rod McQueary. See a clip from the show here.
Find more about Colen Sweeten and more of his poetry at CowboyPoetry.com, where there are also tributes to him.
Find some other poems about Elko in our feature here.
This 2014 photo by Carol M. Highsmith, titled, "Fancy cowboy boots for sale at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo in San Antonio, Texas," is from The Lyda Hill Texas Collection of Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith's America Project, The Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.
Find the collection here, where it notes that, "Highsmith, a distinguished and richly-published American photographer, has donated her work to the Library of Congress since 1992. Starting in 2002, Highsmith provided scans or photographs she shot digitally with new donations to allow rapid online access throughout the world. Her generosity in dedicating the rights to the American people for copyright free access also makes this Archive a very special visual resource."
Find more about Carol Highsmith and her work at carolhighsmith.com and on Facebook at Carol M. Highsmith's America.
(Please respect copyright. You can share this poem with this post, but please request permission for any other uses. The photo is in the public domain.)


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Parke Way Fitness Center's goal is to help children feel good about themselves. We offer a safe and fun environment to help youngsters understand their muscular strength, endurance, coordination, flexibility and focus. Parke Way will combine physical activity by involving gross motor skills, music, cardiovascular exercise, sports, and important points of nutrition together, so we can help lead children into a healthy lifestyle.
One of Parke Way's top priorities is to create a family friendly environment so that fitness and fun can be enjoyed by all! We have a wonderful child care center for children 4 months to 6 years of age. We offer several complimentary fitness classes for children ages 6-10 with nationally certified instructors who specialize in fitness for kids. We also offer special fitness programming designed for children 8-12 years old. Please take advantage of Parke Way's many opportunities to teach your children about the importance of life-long health and fitness. Good fitness habits start early!
Fitness for Kids
Children ages 8-10 years
will be provided an orientation to our PACE room which features Life Fitness® Circuit Series Equipment. Following the orientation
with one of Parke Way's Certified Personal Trainers, the child will then be able to utilize PACE strength equipment with parent/guardian supervision.
Children ages 11-12 years
will be provided a one hour orientation to our PACE, Magnum and free weight room equipment, as well as our Cardio Deck. They will then be allowed to utilize these areas with parent/guardian supervision.
*Orientations can be scheduled at the front desk. There is a one time $15.00 fee per child for orientations and fee must be paid at the time of scheduling.
Fitness Programming
For children 8-12 yrs of age, the parent/guardian must be present during the orientation and will be required to sign a minor release. Children must wear designated badge (available at front desk) while exercising in the above mentioned areas. Ask the front desk for more details.
*Children ages 13 years and older have full access to all areas of the club.
© 2013 Parke Way Fitness.


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Thursday, August 23, 2007
Is the world ending again? Catch the latest scare story at the London Evening Standard Headline Generator [courtesy of linkmachinego's Flickr set]
If you're enjoying BBC4's motorway season, you might also enjoy the Motorway Service Area Trivia site [via i like]
Possibly the most frightening garden ornament of all time - Meerkat Wobblers. A family of four unbearably cute polyresin mammals (one with its own red and white spotted neckerchief) which poke up from your shrubbery and quiver in the breeze (and you thought gnomes were tacky)
How many ways can a PG Tips monkey die? 205 so far, on the Monkey Suicide website [via linkbunnies]
Simple to play, but infuriating to beat, online games (number 47): Bloons (once you pop, you just can't stop)
What might London's skyline look like in five years time if all the planned skyscrapers actually get built? The London Skyline 2012 thread at Skyscraper City has before and after shots, as viewed from Forest Hill (and an annotated version further down the page)
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Extended Closure of Campus – Message from the Principal
Community Letter – Message from the Principal
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For the online admission application process, families will need to complete the following:
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Applicants are invited to an assessment that consists of a written assessment which evaluates their literacy and numeracy skills. There is also a collaborative activity component, which is designed to allow the girls' critical thinking skills and character development to be highlighted. The girls are encouraged to wear comfortable clothes which will allow them to move freely as they work with their Havergal team on a group project.
Please note: If English is not the applicant's first language, they must write the TOEFL Junior test (the Standard Test in paper-delivered format). Scores must be submitted with their application. Interviews and assessments will be granted to students who score sufficiently on this English proficiency test. TOEFL Junior can be taken at any TOEFL test centre. Due to age restrictions, applicants who are under 11 years of age cannot sign up for the TOEFL Junior assessment online. If you daughter is not yet 11, you will need to contact a TOEFL test centre to schedule a time for her to write the test. Please note that Havergal does not endorse any specific test centre and does not recommend or endorse any agents.
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Australasian focused Frucor has been part of the Suntory Group - an innovative, global food and drinks business - since 2009 and wanted to take the Suntory name to acknowledge the relationship and better reflect the strength of both companies in the region. An entrepreneurial company from the get-go, Frucor was born in New Zealand back in the sixties, Suntory a mainstay in Japan since 1899, now employing some 38,000 people in 321 companies across the globe.
The rebrand project was intensive and spanned some 12 months. Voice's challenge, to create a brand that represented the combined strength of two companies while reflecting the unique spirit inherent in each. The core idea, an evolution of the pre-existing Frucor leaf device reimagined to express the place where both brands intersected - a droplet of pure concentrated energy.
The new brand was launched in July 2017.
Frucor rebrands to Frucor Suntory
Frucor Suntory wins gold at Transform Awards


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Happy Easter everyone! I hope that the Easter Bunny stopped by and left behind some goodies for you. You can never go wrong with chocolate in my opinion. Today I have another Lina Nail Art Supplies stamping plate for you. It feels like it has been ages since I have posted any Lina plates and I have heaps of them in my "to swatch" pile. I seriously need more time in the day for nails! Anyway, today I have the Totally Negative 02 Stamping Plate to share with you.
|Image from Lina Nail Art Supplies
If you have been following me for a while then you will have probably noticed that I am a little bit obsessed with these multicoloured sponged backgrounds (you can see how I do them in this post here). Negative space images are perfect for this type of background so both of my manis are this style.
For this first mani I used the entire Hit The Bottle Pour Some Neon On Me Collection and stamped using their As Black As Night stamping polish.
I love this next mani. You can bet you will be seeing this polish combination a lot more. Polishes used are China Glaze Flip Flop Fantasy, Thistle Do Nicely, I'll Pink To That and Bottoms Up. Stamping polish is Hit The Bottle As Black As Night.
I am a huge fan of this plate. In fact, I would say that the Totally Negative plates are among some of my favourite Lina plates!
The Totally Negative 02 Stamping Plate is available now from Lina Nail Art Supplies. I purchased mine from Hit The Bottle.


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David Isom Law Firm ServicesDavid K. Isom provides three services related to litigation throughout the United States:
- lead trial counsel in corporate and commercial litigation;
- electronic discovery counsel or electronic discovery consultant to lawyers or clients for pending or foreseeable litigation;
- consultant for location based electronic discovery in civil and criminal lawsuits.
Litigation History and Experience
The Isom Law Firm in Salt Lake City, Utah is the base for David Isom's national practice. Previously, David was a litigation shareholder in the Denver, Colorado office of the international law firm Greenberg Traurig. At Greenberg, he was the founder and chair of Greenberg's 70-member national Electronic Discovery Practice Group and drafted the firm's best practices for electronic discovery.
David has been lead trial counsel in major commercial litigation, arbitrations and mediations throughout the Western United States, including Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. His focus is to resolve disputes aggressively after evaluating the risks and values of the case, by settlement if indicated, or by motion or trial.


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PWG Newsletter February 2020
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This manual serves as a step by step guide for building a team of patients and families to co-produce at a care center.
PWG Newsletter October 2019
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PWG Newsletter: May 2019
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PWG Directory- Up to date as of 3/12/19
PWG Newsletter: March 2019
Developing Evidence for New Patient Safety Bundles Through Multihospital Collaboration. Article Re: process for developing a Trailblazer(Pioneer) community.
Draft SMART Aims
Draft KDD
Notes from the 2/29/19 Meeting
PWG Newsletter: February 2019
PWG Meeting: January 2019
Presenter: Chris Keck, ImproveCareNow Engagement Campaign Director
Topic: Engagement Activities in 2018 and Looking Ahead to 2019
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CELS Training Materials: Slides from CELS Training Digital Tools to Support Your Team
CELS Training Material: Digital Tools to Support Your Team
PWG Meeting: November 2018
Dr. Nancy McGreal, Duke Children's Hospital and Health Center
Topic: Sexuality and Reproductive Health of Patients with IBD Presenter:
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Amish Market Owner Jailed, Denied Bail for Alleged Cuba Dealings
By Carl Glassman - Tribecatrib.com - Not so long ago, Adem Arici was on top of the gourmet grocery world in Lower Manhattan. The co-founder and former co-owner of the chain of Amish and Zaytuna Markets, with as many as four Downtown locations, Arici was hailed as a Financial District pioneer when he opened his Amish Market on Cedar Street in 1999. And he became a sympathetic symbol of post-Sept. 11 business distress after his store was ruined in the attacks. Today, with all but two of his stores closed or sold and his Tribeca market at 53 Park Place in bankruptcy, Arici's world is the Westchester County Jail, where he has been held without bail for seven months.
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To reset MySQL root password on your VPS server or dedicated server you need to follow step-by-step tutorial.
1. Stop mysql:
/etc/init.d/mysql stop
2. Run in the mode without checking the access rights:
/usr/bin/mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables --user=root &
3. Connect as root without the password:
mysql -u root
4. Choose an active database:
mysql use mysql;
5. Renew the password:
update user set Password=PASSWORD('newpwd') WHERE User='root';
newpwd – type your new password.
6. Apply the changes:
flush privileges;
7. Exit MySQL:
8. Reboot MySQL server:
/etc/init.d/mysql restart
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Able owns, operates, and invests in a portfolio of technology companies. Our experience developing products with technology allows us to rapidly address new markets and opportunities. Technology is changing the world and we believe our capabilities lend substantial advantage in the creation of transformational products to lead that disruption. Our team is comprised of founders, CTOs, product designers, software engineers, growth hackers, business development executives, and business analysts. Together, we have decades of experience building technology companies and delivering products to market. The company is headquartered in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City with offices in San Francisco and Lima, Peru. Team We are a group of entrepreneurs and builders with years of product development experience. We've founded companies, we've led product, we were early employees at venture-backed startups. We operate each project with the efficiency of an early stage startup but, with enhanced capability from our broader environment. A designer and engineer pair and collaborate as needed with growth hackers, business development executives, brand experts, software engineers, QA engineers, and other specialists. They look like startups with cheat codes. It's our experience that has driven us toward this vision of the "complete team" — not just design, not just code, but product as a whole. Capabilities that enable us to identify opportunities and markets, develop technology solutions, iterate to product-market-fit, and deliver those products at-scale in the market. Portfolio We've built 10 products. 3 are operating in the market, 6 are in stealth-mode, and 1 has failed. We're currently exploring opportunities in the entertainment industry, crowdfunding, civic engagement, and medical research. Some of our past investments have been in the nonprofit sector, e-commerce, and the music industry.
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Management und coordination: Dietmar Rafolt, Ewald Unger, Winfried Mayr
Employed on external funding: Weerayot Aramphianlert, Matthias Krenn, Christoph Kast, Lukas Kneisz, Esmaeil Mohammadzadeh, Tanja Nepomucky, Thomas Schneider
Student collaborators:Emir Benca, Hajnalka Gondola, Cristina Hanc, Verena Hörmann, Edina Srndic, Cosmin Tabacariu,
viennaFES stand for a traditional focus on clinical applications of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) based on both implantable and non-invasive equipment. Clinical applications range from Phrenic Pacing (substitution of respiratory function in high cervical lesions) to restoration of movement functions in the upper and lower extremity.
We have longstanding experience in development of medical equipment in close collaboration with medical colleagues from various disciplines and establishing and carrying joint research projects from planning and grant application via collaborative research to joint dissemination of results.


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3 x Goldwell DualSenses Colour Extra Rich Fade Stop Shampoo 300mL
Goldwell DualSenses Colour Extra Rich Shampoo is specially made for thick to coarse colour-treated hair, providing more brilliance and a smooth, well-nourished hair feeling. Infused with a fruity scent of lychee, blackberry, watermelon and raspberry that leaves your hair smelling pleasant all day long!
- Goldwell DualSenses Colour Extra Rich Fade Stop Shampoo
- Pack contents: 3 x 300mL
- For thick to coarse colour treated hair
- Provides nourishing care instantly
- FadeStopFormula with Raspberry Seed Oil reduces colour fading
- ColorChromaComplex & Instant Microfluid Technology for smooth, well-nourished hair feeling
- Fruity scent of lychee, blackberry, watermelon & raspberry
- Country of origin: Germany
- Please note: product must be used within 12 months of opening. Packaging may vary slightly.
Harnessing a passion for beautiful hair, Goldwell has been the partner for hairdressers for over 50 years. Their range of stylist-exclusive products holds the key to outstanding colour, cuts and styling, innovating with new technology to bring you premium haircare that delivers the goods.


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Will Smith To David Letterman: 'Once You Go Black, You Never Go Back'
Will Smith is the fo'shizzle. I hearted him when I first saw the 1985 release of the music video, "Parents Just Don't Understand."
My God, I was 7.
Since then, Smith has blossomed into an Academy Award-nominated actor and blockbuster box office star. He's one of those guys you'd like to have a beer with. Easy-going, and just plain fun.
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Richard McMurray knows a thing or two about crown molding. Watch the video above to see him put together a three-piece crown molding.
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Richard McMurray, a native Texan from Fort Worth, started his career working for a company that specialized in the installation of crown molding. He developed a love for the trade, and after a couple years he decided to start his own company. His two-man team specialized in architectural molding installation. His customers loved the quality of his work, and now most of his jobs come from repeat business and word of mouth.
Becoming a YouTube celebrity was not on his radar until one day in 2013, Richard recorded a short clip about 3-piece molding installation. He was hooked. That experience led to Richard creating his YouTube Channel, "Finish Carpentry TV." The channel has since grown to over 100,000 subscribers and boasts millions and millions of views.
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By Bob Hill
Special to Louisville Magazine/Louisville.com
All of you who still believe an East End bridge will be built as partof the supposed $4.1 billion cost of the Ohio River Bridges Projectplease contact me about some swampland on the moon.
All of you who still believe it will be built by 2016 — up three estimated years from 2013 — might step up for some free aerobic workouts with Humpty Dumpty.
All the rest of you can huddle up in I-264 toll booths until further notice.
There actually was a time when I believed I would live to see an East End bridge between Kentucky and Indiana. There also was a time when I believed I could play center field for the New York Yankees. But over the last 50 years or so that our leaders have been muttering about such a bridge, it's become painfully obvious that the best way to stop it is to just allow the designated bridge process to continue. It's
slow, political, bureaucratic, occasionally deceitful, fitfully asinine, horribly expensive and ultimately self-defeating.
Then toss in the two-year failure to meet federal guidelines to update the project cost — and what do you suppose that means? Add in self-serving River Fields, which has
always been good for the occasional obstructive lawsuit.
And Mayor Jerry Abramson and other power players and editorial writers weren't the least bit of help until the second, downtown bridge and miles of new overhead concrete got poured into the picture. Suddenly came their cheerleading — even from the former East End bridge opponents. Two bridges were better than one. Now the near-term outlook is closer to none. In fact, the whole 8664 one-new-bridge is-plenty argument is beginning to make more sense by the minute — or is that by the million?
The most recent wrinkle in bridge fabric was news that the proposed interstate tunnel connecting the Gene Snyder Freeway might be deleted as a cost-cutting measure. The tunnel under a historic home would be about 2,000 feet long. Its current estimated price tag is $261 million — up just a few decimal places from its 2003 price tag of $96.5 million. That's right, the price almost tripled in six years. It's hard to know if the costs of cement and steel have gone up that much or somebody just bought a new dart board.
The straight-faced Courier-Journal story on the matter said the final tunnel decision would be made by a "highranking group of officials that includes the Federal Highway Administration and Kentucky and Indiana transportation departments." And the decision will be made "in the next year or so."
Geez, you can almost feel the urgency. So are you still willing to bet the total bridges project package will hold at $4.1 billion? Let's meet on the moon and talk it over. And I'll bring Humpty Dumpty.
If you need some laugh lines here, consider that Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials had estimated a cost of only $19 million to dig an exploratory test tunnel at the site. The worry now is that if it is dug — and the tunnel not built — what could be done with a $19 million hole in the ground? I'm not totally sure what you're thinking, but my first legal option would be a grave for 50 years of bridge studies.
I began going to the public bridge meetings with Daniel Boone. Everyone was very nice; we were asked to vote on the designs we liked best, and then 14 bi-state officials and politicians locked themselves in a room and made the final decisions.
In Indiana, developers were selling land and houses to people the developers knew would be in the path of the bridge. In Kentucky, one of the main arguments against the bridge became that it would help create jobs in Indiana — a fine example of upscale regional thinking. Meanwhile, some of the bridge-path land the environmentalists were supposed to be saving was being eaten up with new houses — many of them oversized, hey-look-at-me, energy-eating monstrosities.
Has any project of this scope ever been done anywhere near on time — and budget? How has the process become so much more important — and legally vulnerable — than the final product?
Somewhere in the distant past — like 2002 — the estimated bridges project cost was $2.5 billion. Now the $4.1 billion. I'm certain the final cost will be at least $6 billion to $8 billion — and Kentucky already hasn't a clue how to come up with its $2.9 billion share — among other things.
I'm thinking that someday we'll all be paying bridge tolls for their great leadership. I'm also thinking of calling the New York Yankees.


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Essential Tips For Finding A Great Laptop
The right laptop lets you have mobile computer capability that other mobile technology pieces can't match. Owning a strong laptop is akin to bringing your desktop wherever you roam. Before buying anything, however, you really should know what goes into a laptop that meets the needs you have.
Know what kind of operating system you're going to get before you get your laptop. This should be displayed where you get your computer, or you can ask someone working there. Some people like to get computers and change the operating system, or you can just get one that you already know that comes with your laptop.
When you need to buy a laptop, do so with your credit card if at all possible. Since there are many laws in place to protect consumers when they purchase big ticket items with a card, your investment will be safer. Should something be wrong with your new machine and the vendor isn't cooperative, contact the card issuer immediately.
Consider how much security you need for your laptop computer. How much personal and business information is available on your device? Fingerprint scanners are used to prohibit access to the operating system. Only the person whose fingerprints scan as the owner will be allowed to use the system. However, no security measures are full proof.
Find out what programs will come pre-installed on your laptop. This can be a great thing to do, particularly because sometimes the Microsoft suite of products are included, which can mean a substantial savings for you. Get a list of all the programs that will already be on your laptop before you buy it.
Get a case when you get your laptop. This will prevent wear and tear on your investment, and will also allow you to keep papers and a few other miscellaneous items on hand for when you use your laptop. The case is also an easier way to carry your laptop when you're not home.
When it comes to owning a laptop you will want to avoid drinking near it at all costs. Any spray from your drink or accidental spillage will more than likely result in a permanent sticky spot on your laptop, if not worse. Therefore, have a drink before or after use, not during.
Memory is an important consideration when buying a laptop. Having a lack of memory will slow or halt your work processes. Try to figure out the amount of memory in your prospective model, and try to verify if you can upgrade it later on. The more memory it has, the more efficient it will run.
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When buying a laptop, understand that buying bleeding edge technology is not always wise. As you move up in price, there are diminishing returns. Paying extra may get you the latest technology, but that technology is soon passed up by something else in a few months. As with PCs, the best deals are usually in the middle price ranges.
Buying a laptop can be a complicated process. The industry changes often, so it is hard to keep up. Salesmen and the Internet can often just complicate the process. The advice in this article will help you find a laptop that will fulfill your needs.…


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When we wrote Body Clutter, we knew that the book would need a Control Journal to assist you in implementing the BabySteps for you to release your Body Clutter. The book is not a magic pill to help you lose weight; it defines what we have all gone through in our lives and has us look at our reality. We have clutter in every area of our life. Keep in mind this is not a diet; we are FLYWashing you into making subtle changes in your daily routines. These changes, when implemented in BabySteps, will become life long habits to help you live a more healthy and active lifestyle. This Body Clutter Control Journal is just a place to write down how you feel and what BabySteps you are going to implement into your existing routines. We will look at the fuel we are putting in our bodies, how we are we are putting in our bodies, how we are moving and our attitudes that got us where we are today.


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Salang Pass
The Salang Pass is in Parwan Afghanistan on the road between Kabul and Mazar-e-Sharif. It features the 2.6km Salang tunnel, the main link between northern and southern Afghanistan and one of the world's highest road tunnels. It was built by engineers from the former USSR in 1964. About 1000 vehicles pass the Salang tunnel daily. A trip via the pass could take a very long day, or more, if there are delays because the pass has received recent snow, although a 5 - 10 hour trip is possible in better conditions. The pass is popular for picnics in better weather, where the cool clean air makes a refreshing break from the dust and pollution of Kabul.
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You can travel over the pass by taxi. You should set out at about 8 AM in case of any delays. It can snow in the pass as late in spring as May. For a day trip from Kabul to the pass, allow 2-3 hours to get to the Kabul side and expect to pay about USD40 for a taxi. It is not worth going through the tunnel to the northern side, since the best views are on the Kabul side.
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The pass itself is very beautiful. There are several places to stop for photography.
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In the 1970's, foreigners from Kabul, would go there to ski, going out the door about 1/4 the way through and skiing down to the road. They had to finish by 10AM because of the danger of avalanches. Truckers would stop on the road to watch. The skiers' drivers would turn around in the tunnel and go down to the road and pick them up for another ride up into the tunnel. There was also an International Ski Club just outside of Kabul. There was a rope tow using a Volkswagen engine and a small chalet/snack bar run by the Americans.
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There are the usual small shops selling drinks and biscuits.
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There are some local restaurants by the river in Jabal os Saraj at the bottom of the pass.
It might be wise to avoid the roadside kebab restaurants, however – even Afghans shy away from them due to the rather high risk of awful bouts of food poisoning.
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If there is still the possibility of snow on the pass, be prepared to spend a cold night on the road if you get stuck.
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If travelling by vehicle, carry snow chains that are in good condition, because, if it has been snowing, your vehicle will only allowed to go over the pass with chains on the tyres. Getting stuck in the pass is a risk if the weather is bad. Anyone travelling there should take warm clothing, food and drink.
The pass was the scene of major battles with the Soviet troops, particularly when they withdrew. Many died in the tunnel itself. There is still the possibility of mines and other unexploded ordnance. Walking or driving off of the road itself is therefore not recommended.
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How often do you think about your cell phone or smartphone privacy?
Sure, you think about its physical security and try not to lose it. Many of us couldn't live without our mobile phones. So, you keep yours in the same place when at home and at work.
But how often do you think about the security of your data? This includes your contacts' names and phone numbers, your email address and the addresses of your contacts, your location data, your apps, etc. The reality is, you probably don't think about this enough.
Recently, I logged into the website for my smartphone carrier and noticed a new category: Privacy Settings. I wondered what that meant to my carrier, so I clicked on the link. I saw three options that, by default, had been set to SHARE my demographic data.
After looking at the details of all three sections, I immediately clicked "Do Not Share." (Note, this default setting reminded me of Facebook privacy defaults – and not in a positive manner.)
The first section was called "Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) Settings" and contained information such as technical configuration, type, destination, location, and amount of use of the telecommunications services purchased. The carrier indicated that if I chose to share my CPNI, then I would receive the latest information about products, services, and promotions. But, don't I get that already via snail mail and email?
The second section was called "Business and Marketing Reports" and referenced URL addresses of websites visited, search terms, location of my device, use of applications, and use of features (such as, data and calling features, device type, and amount of use).
Additional information that was shared was demographic and interest categories including gender, age range, sports fan, frequent diner, or pet owner. The carrier indicated that all of this information would be used to prepare marketing and business reports for its use AND for sharing with other companies.
The third section was called "Relevant Mobile Advertising." Armed with my snail mail address, the carrier allows advertising that targets me based on my location. Once all the other data is combined (type of device, gender, age range, sports fan, frequent diner, or pet owner), now it's easy for an advertiser to determine if I fit into a specific audience category.
The disclaimer for this section was, "Please note that you will receive mobile ads whether you participate or not, but under the program, ads may be more relevant to you."
If hundreds of thousands of customers either don't know to change their settings or don't care, just how safe is their data?
Allan Pratt, an infosec consultant, represents the alignment of marketing, management, and technology. With an MBA Degree and four CompTIA certs in hardware, software, networking, and security, Allan translates tech issues into everyday language that is easily understandable by all business units. Expertise includes installation and maintenance of hardware, software, peripherals, printers, and wireless networking; development and implementation of integration and security plans; project management; and development of technical marketing and web strategies in the IT industry. Allan also teaches the CompTIA A+ cert course. Follow Allan on Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/Tips4Tech) and on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/Tips4Tech).
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The most fun thing I've ever done? Hike to the top of Mount LeConte in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
It's one of those rare places with no roads leading to it, only hiking trails, the shortest of which is five-and-a-half miles one-way. If you're in really good shape, you can hike up and down the mountain in a day, but most people opt to stay at the lodge atop the mountain. The kicker? Bunks sell out quickly, so you have to book your stay usually a year in advance. Popular place for no electricity.
Our group of six woke up about an hour before sunrise. With 6.7 miles ahead of us, we filled up on pancakes and coffee before leaving the trailhead. The first several miles were a slow and steady trod as we eased up the mountain. We crossed paths with a few people who hoped to make it to the waterfall, about 2.7 miles up the trail, and an older couple who walked a few feet up the trail to simply see the stream. To begin with, the forest felt almost otherworldly with the babbling stream, birds chirping and leaves glistening overhead, and damp leaves muddled beneath our feet. Before we knew it, we were the only hikers to be seen for miles.
We took our time as we made our way up, trading turns sharing our favorite stories and Netflix recommendations and learning about each others' lives. We also traded turns leading the pack and bringing up the rear, shuffling in an Indian run-turned-hike of sorts.
The further up we went, the brighter the trees seemed to glow, and the tireder we got, despite the fact that we were taking small steps and frequent breaks. We took turns once more, trading snacks and encouraging words when we each struggled with something different—trembling legs, pounding hearts, exhausted bodies, shortness of breath.
I knew we were getting close when the leaves started disappearing and the tree limbs became twisted and wild. We were greeted with hot chocolate and coffee when we reached the top, a welcome respite in the 40-degree weather.
We stretched and rocked on the porch of our cabin while we waited for dinner—roast, carrots, potatoes, and wine served communal-style. During dinner, we met a man in his 70s who had hiked to the top of LeConte more than a dozen times, but who never thought he'd make it back after a car accident debilitated him years earlier. Fortunately for us, he made it back up, otherwise we may never have heard his story of a LeConte staff member who was renowned for making it down the mountain in half an hour to get a six pack of beer and hiking back up in less than two hours. (!!!)
Dinner ended just in time for sunset, which was truly the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. The national park stretched for miles upon miles westward, so all we could see were smoky mountains bathed in pink and gold in every direction. That night, we all slept like bugs in rugs while kerosene warmed our cabin.
The next morning, we ate a hearty breakfast and took a cheesy (but essential) group photo before embarking down the mountain. We took a longer (8-mile) but flatter trail down, which followed a ridge much of the way.
Midway down, our trail joined the Appalachian, which helped invigorate our tired steps. I think we were all mesmerized by hiking just a few of the 2,200-mile pinnacle (and somewhat dumbfounded that anyone would be able to thru-hike the entire thing…although I, for one, daydream of doing just that).
Would I hike Mount LeConte again? Absolutely! In a heartbeat.


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About Morocco (MA)
The North African nation of Morocco (MA) is a popular destination for tourism, particularly among European visitors. The country is steeped in historical traditions informed by its borders with Algeria, the Strait of Gibraltar, and its Mediterranean coastline. Morocco's most visited attractions are found in the cities of Tangiers, Casablanca, Fez, Marrakesh, and the capital of Rabat. The country can be divided into four main regions: Mediterranean Morocco, the North Atlantic Coast, the Atlas Mountain region, and Saharan Morocco. Each region offers variations of Arabic and Berber culture found throughout North Africa: laid-back beach resorts, ancient souks (markets), mosques, medieval villages, and of course, the desert.
Getting around
Public transportation in Morocco is slow, uncomfortable, and inconvenient, and therefore, the majority of visitors will need to rent a car in order to get around. The road network between major cities is in fairly decent condition. Highways are well-maintained and clearly marked, if not fairly narrow, even by European standards. Infrastructure is based on the French model, which should be familiar to many international visitors. However, a basic knowledge of French and/or Arabic will go a long way toward easing the stress of navigation in a place where the majority of local drivers disregard the rules of the road. Road services (fuel, food, rest) are scarce in rural areas, and GPS is an absolute necessity for driving around the country, although in the remote areas connectivity reception is poor to nil, leaving you to use road signs for navigation. Note that major destinations are linked by toll roads with numerous police checkpoints along the route.
Choosing your car
Car rentals in Morocco are furnished by major international brands such as Alamo, Budget, Europecar, Hertz, and Thrifty. Choose your car hire from among the following vehicle types: minicars, compact and economy sedans, estate wagons, standard, premium, and luxury 4-door sedans, SUVs and 7-12 seater minivans.
Tips and advice for renting a car in Morocco
Moroccan roads are fair game for anything with wheels or legs. You'll be sharing the roads with pushbikes, camels, bicycles, donkey carts, and rickety trucks teetering with cargo. The scene in Marrakesh is best described as a free-for-all.
Your car hire agreement most likely won't be in English, and your vehicle most likely has some existing damage. It's a good idea to take pictures or video of the car before driving off the lot.
Generally speaking, most car hire vehicles are not allowed on unpaved surfaces. Some companies allow SUVs to go off-road, but they're the exception, not the rule. Be advised that your Collision Damage Waiver usually doesn't cover damage sustained from off-road conditions.
Cheap car rentals in Morocco are plentiful during off-season. Be advised that car fleets tend to have a few years and plenty of miles/kilometers on them.
Most high-traffic tourist destinations around the world involve the risk of scams and unscrupulous business practices. However, Morocco has a persistent reputation for taking advantage of unsuspecting visitors. The general rule of thumb in Morocco is: don't trust anybody you don't know personally. Anybody offering unsolicited help is most likely angling to rip you off.
It's recommended to carry small amounts of cash to pay for parking and tolls, since credit cards aren't widely accepted outside of major destinations.


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We currently offer the ability to serve a banner ad on our Android and Apple (iOS) app on certain views. We are currently integrated with AdMob by Google. Below you will find instructions on how to setup an advertisement within your custom app. Currently you can create a custom banner that goes to a website, or you can take advantage of the AdMob Network (or another ad source) where random ads are shown on your custom app giving the event the opportunity to generate some income on impressions and clicks.
- Create a Google Account if you don't already have one.
- Login or create an Admob Account. This requires you have an AdSense and AdWords account which you might already have linked to your Google Account. Just follow the instructions since the steps may of changed since the writing of this article.
- Add Payment Method For Google Admob and Google Ads. You won't be charged anything but they required a payment method on file.
- Next design an ad banner if you plan on doing an Image Ad instead of a Text Ad. We recommend at least these two sizes, 1456x180 px, 640x200 px and 640x100 px to cover all mobile and tablets. Two examples are below.
Note: Contact us for rates to create these banners for you.
- Under AdMob, click Apps in the left menu and click ADD APP button on the bottom left.
- If it asks if the app was published to the Google Play or App Store, click Yes.
- Under Set up a new app, enter the name of your custom app and Select the Android or iOS version of the app. Click Add to the right of both app. Once added click NEXT: CREATE AD UNIT.
- Under Create ad unit, select Banner, enter an Ad unit name, something like the name of your app. You can modify the refresh rate if you have multiple banners for this ad. Click Save and then Done.
- After adding the first app we need to add the other app store app, either Android or iOS. Repeat steps #4-7 above for the other app store.
- After adding both apps you can confirm both were added by clicking the Apps in the top menu and viewing both apps on the left side.
- Next we need to create the actual ad for both apps. Click on the Campaigns tab in the left menu.
- Click the New Campaign button and fill out the Campaign name, Goal type of value Mediated House Ads with a Rate of 100,000.00, Type of House ad, for Schedule choose end date or No end date and Frequency capping of No cap on impressions. Click the Continue button.
- On Step 2 choose the Ad units for this campaign. Click the Continue button under Ad units. Click Continue to move to next step.
- On Step 3 just click Save Campaign and Continue.
- On Step 4 of Design ad select Text ad or Image Ad, depending on what you are going to show.
- Fill out the information for Text ad but for Image ad it's a little more involved. Give a detailed name for Ad name, select Website tab instead of App, fill out Destination URL for when the ad is clicked, and upload your banner image. The size of one ad should be 1456x180px and the other 640x100px. Click Continue button once done.
- Repeat Step #15 above for other banner sizes by clicking + New ad to add the other banner size. We recommended the sizes at a minimum in step #3 above. When campaign is complete click Done button.
- After the Ad Unit has been created you will see it under the Campaigns table.
- Next we need to add both these ad units to the Exposure platform. Click on Apps in the left menu, search for the Android app and click it. Then in the left menu select Ad Units. You can either click the copy button under the Ad unit ID column, or click the Ad unit name and copy it there. It will be in the format of ca-app-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
- Next navigate to the Event Settings in Exposure (Events -> Event -> Settings) and find the App section. Enter the two Ad Unit IDs in their respective places
- Repeat step #18-19 above for the Apple (iOS) app.
- Last we need to test if the ads are visible on both devices. You should wait a few hours to a day for ads to show up on the app.
If you don't have both devices have someone test for you. Also close out the app all the way, or wait 15 minutes for it to uncache if you recently viewed it. Navigate to an event in the app, and click Divisions. You should see the ad you added at the bottom of the app. Congrats!


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An instrumental written for my dad.
Another instrumental.
A collaboration of Lisa and Brett.
A song about my relationship with my natural father.
An instrumental marking my fund raising journey to New Zealand.
My brother and my first video together after 41 years of not seeing each other.
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Many chicken owners find that the responsibility for caring for their birds falls to them. Avian vets are few, and treating a chicken is expensive relative to the value of the bird. If your chicken is a pet and not livestock, you may want to locate a vet before any emergency, or be prepared to treat simple injuries on your own.
While some chickens are extremely docile, most will try to escape from pain or prodding and may injure themselves further in the process. If what you will be doing might hurt, or you expect it to take a long time, wrapping your bird gently in a towel is a good idea to make the process easier on everyone involved. It's not difficult and only takes a few minutes.
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You'll want a bath towel, not a bath sheet and patience. Chickens are calmer in the dark, and placing your hen in a box in a dark room prior to starting will make the entire process easier. Do the wrapping in the dark/dim room to keep her calm. If necessary you can use a flashlight to shine on the affected area.
Once your girl is calm, locate the area that needs to be isolated. Place the chicken on her side on the towel, and gently move the affected body part away from the rest of the body. Loosely wrap the towel around the chicken, finishing up with a flap pulled gently over her head.
The idea is not to tie her down, just to restrict the movement of the wings and feet that you aren't treating. Having a loose flap over her head will keep her calmer during the procedure and less inclined to wiggle anyway. Don't wrap her head, or otherwise constrict her breathing. Whatever you will be doing to her will be stressful and she needs to be able to breathe through it.
Treating her head
If her head is what you are treating, wrap the chicken gently with the wings and feet next to the body. Think of how a bird looks when it's sleeping – feet tucked under the breast, wings folded close to the rest of the bird. That's what you want to achieve inside your towel. If possible, make a little hood with a washcloth to try to keep her eyes covered. The darker her environment, the calmer she will be.
When you've finished your procedure, I like to bring the chicken back into the darkened room for unwrapping. Remember that she'll be stressed out and a calm, dark environment will make the process easier. If your chicken procedure was something simple, go ahead and take her back out to the coop and let her rejoin the rest of the flock. Anytime I've caused one of my girls pain, or she's in pain from something that happened to her, I leave her in a darkened room until the next morning. Think of it as an enforced nap that will give her some stress-free time to heal. A badly injured bird I leave in a dim (not dark) environment for several days until she seems mobile.


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05-10-2016, 19:35 #11
Re: inline cage feeder
You can still use the hair with dead maggies - just supaglue one to it - then supaglue another 3-5 to that one!
Might be worth trying a small cube of meat on the hair - as a change bait - or a drilled 8mm pellet!
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06-10-2016, 00:56 #12
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A hook that size will puncture your maggots. Avoid bream at all costs, but I would use a looped-hair if putting a big bunch of maggots on.
You can get 20 maggots on (pinched in the arse) with a thin curved sewing needle by looping back a long open hair, tucked into some rig tubing on the shank.
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Using a short link a boom would be close to impossible (in my opinion) so tucking the short link in the feeder is a way to prevent the issues that were mentioned in the opening post.
Putting the baited hook in the feeder could also cause the hook to snag the feeder, leaving the hook exposed should keep the hook from snagging.
Soz lutra I misread your post.
I only use a longer hook link with a open end feeder, inline would be no longer than 6 inch. The only inline feeders I use are flat bed, the hook as we know is mostly on the baited feeder. I understand the feeder used by the OP was an open end.
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I don't use inline flat feeders because the canal I fish on is about 5 meters deep and sometimes there is a strong current .
I tried some things: what I find puzzling is that while fishing with a flat inline feeder in shallow water, every bite results in a fish, however using that same hooklength on an inline cage feeder things are different a lot more fish get away. Would it be a good thing to increase the weight from the swimfeeder from 40 to 50 or 60 grams ? I also have another question would it be a good idea to use two fake red maggots on the hair ?
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06-10-2016, 19:10 #15
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[QUOTE=rayner;1394299]With my longer hook links, my longer links are fastened to the main line with three loops to form a boom to help prevent tangles.
Using a short link a boom would be close to impossible (in my opinion) so tucking the short link in the feeder is a way to prevent the issues that were mentioned in the opening post.
Putting the baited hook in the feeder could also cause the hook to snag the feeder, leaving the hook exposed should keep the hook from snagging.
You'd think so, but in practice it all but eliminates tangles. My thinking is that the initial impact with the water blasts the end contents clear, taking the baited hook with it. It was something I tried in desperation when chucking into the wind with a paternostered open-ender caused a tangle every other cast and since it fixed the issue it's how I've done it ever since. At least this way you can be pretty sure that your bait is presented effectively. Very, very rarely, the hook finds its way out of the other end of the feeder, but since that's only happened a few times over the years I'm happy to stick with it."I've always been mad, I know I've been mad, like the most of us...very hard to explain why you're mad, even if you're not mad..."
07-10-2016, 05:16 #16
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I've never suffered from tangles with feeders, and I don't stick my hook in the method mix, but for those that are paranoid, here's an original tip:
Using PVA string...
As an option, you can fish straight-through using an in-line feeder - maintaining any distance between the hook and feeder. There's no need for a hook-link, bead or swivel.
Simply tie a stop knot using some PVA string to the line at the required distance between the hook and feeder. Nick the hook through the PVA shortening the length from say a 4" length to form a 2" loop, thus temporarily making it shorter and less prone to tangles for casting purposes. cast and tighten up once the string has dissolved.
The string won't impede the action of the bolt.
If you do use a hook-link (preferred), just tie the PVA string through the eye of the swivel instead, then form a loop to shorten it by half, nicking the hook onto the string.
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Do you have to use a cage feeder or can you use a method feeder the guru feeders have a removable line clip fitted to them
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I need to use a closed inline feeder : deep water and current. I do use flat inle feeders for shallow water. I also like to use an inline cage feeder because i can put a lot of pinkies (mini maggots) in the feeder along with the groundbait.
This saturday I fished with the system using three living maggots on a hook size 14. hooklength 4 inch , thikness 22 , and a boldrig system (with attention to fish safety) . What i don't understand is that when i get a drop back bite , I don't manage to hook the fish . should i increase the weight of the lead ? Perhaps shorter hooklength ?
I do agree that the flat inline feeder is very good , but i must find a way to catch fish in deep canals to !
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There may be some significant difference in what a canal looks like. Ours are typically narrow and shallow. A canal in Belgium may well carry more water than our biggest rivers hence the desire for a cage feeder that gets bait down a long way.
Mole hill soil and leam are good I think. Sometimes PV1 as an additive.It's a short life, enjoy every fin


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At the International Tokyo Toy Show 2013, Tsuburaya Productions and Bandai Corporation announced the next Ultraman movie event, tentatively titled ULTRAMAN GINGA – THEATER SPECIAL (ウルトラマンギンガ 劇場スペシャル, Urutoraman Ginga Gekijoo Supesharu), will be coming to select Japanese theaters on September 7, 2013.
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Japanese Theatrical Release: Saturday, September 7, 2013 (Roadshow)
Running Time: Approximately 45 minutes
Director: Yuichi Abe
Hikaru Reidou: Takuya Negishi
Misuzu Isurugi: Mio Miyatake
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The fourth largest city in Morocco is Marrakech, a former imperial city with a population just under 1 million, is a one-of-a-kind vacation destination. It's known for its maze-like streets, vibrant marketplaces, mosques, and gardens. Today, Ali Stone of Those White Walls is sharing her insider tips of where to stay, what to do, and how to overall make the most of a trip to Marrakech, the newest addition to our travel bucket lists.
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Get cash when you can. ATMs are plentiful but often out of money. I recommend taking out the maximum allowance when you can. Generally 4000 DH or $400.
Marrakech is a maze. Expect to get lost. It's even hard to follow a GPS but it's totally ok to ask for directions! Just be aware that some people may expect money for helping you. You can give them 5 or 10DH. Many people will help you for nothing.
Save your shopping for when you're alone! We learned that guides make a commission for taking you shopping, so vendors jack up the price when you're with a guide.
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Carry hand wipes! Sinks (especially ones with soap) are hard to come by.
Where to Stay
Riad Malika– Formerly a family home, this beautiful guesthouse has a rooftop terrace and views of the medina.
La Maison Arabe– The oldest and most charming riad in Marrakech. Boasts a world-famous cooking school and home to one of the best restaurants in the city. The service was impeccable and the accommodations were beautiful.
Le Riad Yasmine– this small, Instagram famous riad looks beyond charming. It is described as an urban jungle in the heart of the Medina of Marrakech.
El Fenn– El Fenn defies description because it is both an art museum, charming local riad, luxury hotel, and hipster hangout all rolled into one. Each corner of this property was more breathtaking than the last.
La Mamounia– Owned by the King, this sprawling property is more amazing every step you take. La Mamounia is the ultimate in luxury accommodations.
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Visit the YSL Museum and The Gardens of Majorelle– If you even have the slightest interest in fashion I recommend visiting this museum. The history and exhibitions are fascinating, plus there's a great restaurant in the museum, so you might as well stay for lunch.
Hire a local guide to see the city. The city is extremely confusing and difficult to navigate, so hiring a guide is a total game changer. Visit sites like the 12th Century Koutoubia Mosque, with its beautiful Moorish Minaret — a symbol of the city and visible for miles — The Mellah (the Jewish quarter), and the beautiful Bahia Palace all without getting lost.
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Sahara Desert Trip– We didn't get to do this, but it's absolutely on the list for next time. We heard it's best to do the three-day camel trek through the Sahara to see the vastness of the sand dunes.
Where to Eat
Cafe De Epices– Local Moroccan food and local people in a charming little cafe right off one of the main squares. The food was delectable and the prices were very good. Dinner for four of us with about 60 rounds of mint tea was 330 dirham or about $33.
Le Jardin– An absolutely charming garden spot with amazing food! The seafood pastilla was to die for!
Nomad– A must in Marrakech. It's one of the few places with a rooftop view and it's right off one of the main squares. The decor is adorable, the food is amazing and the prices are extremely reasonable.
Cafe at The YSL Museum– A bright airy cafe with a great outdoor seating area, the cafe at the YSL museum was delish. Their couscous was one of the best we had the whole trip… and we had a lot.
La Maison Arabe– Located inside the hotel (one section inside and one section outside by the pool), this restaurant had amazing food and impeccable service. We sat outside by the pool and it was absolutely lovely. This is a splurge by Moroccan standards. Expect about $30-$40/person.
Le Tobsil– The vibe and the food at Le Tobsil was undoubtedly amazing. You didn't choose what to eat, the food just came and kept coming…with the wine flowing too. The live Moroccan music was a nice touch. It was great, but we were all a little surprised when the bill came at 650 dirhams (about $65) each. It was pricey by Moroccan standards, but so lovely. If you're looking for a fine dining option in Marrakech, 100% go here!
Where to Shop
The Souk– The Souk in Marrakech is like my heaven. There's a leather market, brass market, rug market, spice market, textile market, shoe market, food market, and the list goes on and on. Be prepared to spend ample amounts of time in the Souk and buy everything.
Max and Jan– If you like fashion, this is your place in Marrakech. A beautifully curated store with gorgeous art and unique, stunning clothing from designers from all over the world. Plus, very sweet owners.
Rue Majorelle– This is a very modern shopping street just down the block from the YSL museum and gardens. Beautiful stores with impeccable designs. Most of the things you'll find in these stores are from the Souk. If you're not about the craziness and the bartering in the Souk, this is a good spot to buy Moroccan goods. Keep in mind that you will pay much less if you brave the Souk and buy there.


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