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Staying Cool With Multiple Sclerosis
By Madeline R. Vann, MPH
Reviewed by Pat F. Bass III, MD, MPH
Heat makes multiple sclerosis symptoms worse, from physical issues to brain fog. Find out how to control the discomfort and keep cool with multiple sclerosis.
The fact that heat makes multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms feel worse isn't news — it was first noted in the late 1800s. But recent research has confirmed another unpleasant truth, one that many people living with MS might already know: Thinking and memory are worse on hot days. The "cure," however, could be as simple as an iced coffee and a cool bath.
Back in the 19th century, doctors noticed that hot baths and exercise both seemed to lead to worsening multiple sclerosis symptoms. This heat intolerance is referred to as Uhthoff's phenomena, named after German ophthalmologist Wilhelm Uhthoff, who first described it.
Doctors today know that this reaction can be caused by summer weather, cooking at home, taking a hot bath, physical exertion (including working too hard to move your wheelchair), or even fevers from infections like a wintertime flu.
Published in the journal Neurology, researchers looked at the cognitive performance of 40 people with MS and 40 people without it over the course of a year. They found that those with multiple sclerosis performed worse on tests of thinking and memory when the outdoor temperature was hot than when it was cool. Because the study participants were tested in both summer and winter, the researchers were also able to compare any given individual's performance from one season to the next. "Within the same person, there was a fluctuation in their cognitive performance," says study researcher Victoria Leavitt, PhD, a neuropsychologist at the Kessler Foundation in West Orange, N.J., and an instructor at the New Jersey Medical School in Newark.
The Facts on Multiple Sclerosis and Heat
The phenomenon is more challenging to understand because the changes caused by heat aren't permanent — a good thing for someone with multiple sclerosis, but not helpful to drawing conclusions if you're a researcher. Once the temperature cools or the person with MS is able to cool down, the heat-related exacerbation appears to dissipate.
In addition, image testing conducted by Harvard University researchers showed that during warmer months, people with multiple sclerosis have more active T2 lesions in their brain. These imaging results are typically a sign of an exacerbation, but don't necessarily signal a progression of the disease.
Why heat (both internal and external) has this effect is still not fully understood. "It's a complicated situation," Dr. Leavitt says. For example, she says that with her study subjects, poorer cognitive performance occurred on warm days regardless of whether the participants had spent time in an air-conditioned car or cooled down briefly in the lab before testing. Also, she says, researchers believe that high humidity can play a role along with high temperatures, but this has yet to be fully explored.
How to Cope With Heat Intolerance
To compensate for heat levels that can worsen your multiple sclerosis symptoms, try these tips:
Drink cool drinks. Iced coffee, cold water, and slushies are all options for helping to cool down. They're also good alternatives to hot drinks that could be aggravating your symptoms.
Pick cool over hot. In any situation, go for the cooler option. Choose swimming over walking in the heat, for example, or a cool or tepid bath instead of a long hot soak.
Plan around hot weather. "If you have a choice between taking a test in the winter or the summer, knowing heat affects cognition could guide the decision," Leavitt says. Try to organize other major events, such as wedding planning, around the weather as well. Likewise, stay in a cool environment during the hottest parts of the day, especially during summer months.
Invest in a cooling vest. These are specially designed to keep your body cool. People living in particularly hot and humid areas of the country might find them especially helpful.
Keep rooms cool. Air conditioning is helpful if you have it, but you can also use a fan to move air around and keep yourself cooler.
Dress to be cool. Wear layers so you can cool down more easily. Pick breathable fabrics and loose styles that allow air to move.
Spritz yourself. Use a spray bottle to mist yourself if you're out in the heat. You can also use cool packs and apply them to your neck, forehead, or wrists to cool down.
Like many aspects of living with MS, learning more about your condition and the factors that make symptoms worse — like heat — can help you gain greater control over your life.


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Cebs and Ceiops release 10 principles for supervisory colleges
David Benyon
LONDON & FRANKFURT - Ten common principles for the operation of supervisory colleges have been jointly released by the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (Cebs), the Committee of European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Supervisors (Ceiops) and their Interim Working Committee on Financial Conglomerates.
London-based Cebs and Frankfurt-based Ceiops say the shared principles for European banking and insurance groups are based on experience and are applicable for functioning in a crisis situation.
Principle five in particular refers to emergency functioning:
"The colleges of supervisors shall have agreements in place, laying out the basis for the co-operation between the involved authorities and the practical organisation of the supervisory activities of the group on an ongoing basis and in a crisis situation, including engagement with cross border stability groups.
"In emergency situations, the frequency of contacts between supervisors will rise in general. While preserving a high degree of flexibility, procedures should aim at helping supervisors in considering which authorities to inform, and when, in a crisis situation."
Principle seven also concerns emergency arrangements:
"The colleges of supervisors provide an efficient platform for the gathering and dissemination of relevant or essential information in going-concern and emergency situations, developing a common understanding of the risk profile of the group, achieving co-ordination of supervisory review and risk assessment at group level, as well as establishing supervisory plans for the mitigation of risks at group level."
Cross-border crisis supervision is the subject of ongoing debate in Europe. European Central Bank chairman Jean-Claude Trichet says his institution "stands ready" for supervisory responsibility, rather than supporting the Level 3 committees' pursuit of the supervisory college strategy, which Cebs, for example, embarked on in 2006.
The principles may be downloaded in full by clicking here.
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In this context, "older" means any thermostat that has less functions than a basic digital thermometer. That usually means that it uses a slide, a dial, and lacks a digital screen.
Not only does that mean that these thermostats are extremely limited in their functions, but there's just too much room for error in their controls. Instead of being able to home in on a single number, they only allow for "approximate" temperatures between every 5° or 10°.
On top of it all, there's no denying the matter of age. These thermostats can't be trusted simply because of how old they are.
Efficient heating also depends on if the thermostat is accurate. Accuracy can drop if the thermostat is dirty or otherwise needs maintenance. If the thermostat is not recording temperatures accurately, that can have compounded effects on performance and efficiency.
Start by removing the thermostat's cover to see if there's any dust or dirt in it. If there are any metal strips, wipe them off to ensure they're able to properly conduct electricity. While there, make sure there's no corrosion.
As for "maintenance," thermostats don't need very much other than to have their batteries changed and to ensure that the wires are connected properly. Thermostats sometimes need batteries in order to memorize any programmed schedules.
And finally, check to make sure that the thermostat isn't in direct sunlight or too close to warm areas like the kitchen. This can create inaccurate readings. Likewise, if it's placed in an area that doesn't reflect the average room temperature—such as a hallway—it can have a similar effect.
Smart thermostats can make the job of maintaining efficiency far easier, but only if they're used properly.
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There are many brands of smart and WiFi thermostat available on the market, and some of their features overlap. For a homeowner looking into purchasing one, the best approach is to tell an expert of HVAC services in White Plains, NY what their comfort and energy saving goals are first.
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I was advised in an Optus store that I could sign up to a new contract with Optus at an Apple store (I have previously done this with other providers as well).
Is this possible, and will apple be able to apply the student discount for the contract?
Not sure, probably best to wander/phone into the store and ask.
The student discount is seperate from any plan etc. Get that sorted then you just contact Optus with your student card details and they'll apply the discount to whatever plan you have then.
There shouldn't be an issue signing up with Optus.
The student discount would need to be applied post-sale.
Remember to generate your discount code through our Student Hub.
Hi same serario here i signed up at a harvey norman store the other day they advised me they can not apply the uni discount am i able to.get that added to my new phone plan?
IME the student discount can be applied at any time. As long as it is an Optus plan then notify them of your edu email address and you should be elligible.
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If that's online, you redeem the offer in check out.
If for whatever reason you're unable to redeem the code at the time of purchase, it's a good idea to have a chat with our team.
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American Health Council names Stacey Wright, BSN, RN at @kpthrive a "Leader in Nursing!" — https://t.co/MrN2CPxT3w #BestNurses #AHC #BestinNursing pic.twitter.com/TGcZpwfSSu
— AHC Nurses (@AHC_Nurses) November 28, 2017
Stacey Wright, BSN, RN has been appointed to the American Health Council's Board of Nurses. Wright's seven years in the healthcare industry are marked by excellent patient care and mentorship. American Health Council looks forward to having Wright's clinical expertise in Urology and Nursing on its Nursing Board.
Wright has always loved the medical field and the human body. She excelled in her biomedical science classes as a young student and decided to dedicate her professional life to patient care. Drawn to the prospect of professional fulfillment, Wright earned a BSN from Brigham Young University in 2010. As a nurse she champions a patient-focused approach. Toward this end, Wright proudly invests the necessary time and compassion to help patients and their families through difficult times. Wright uses this commendable approach in her position as Nurse Team Leader in the Urology Department at non-profit Kaiser Permanente in Oregon where she has been for the past four years. In addition to her regular RN duties, Wright oversees LPN and medical assistants, formulates department protocols, and mentors new nurses. She champions Kaiser Permanente's ambition to serve their communities and members by creating safe, healthy environments for all.
Wright's fierce dedication and clinical acumen have led to shining professional accomplishments throughout her seven years of experience. She was nominated for the March of Dimes Nurse of the Year award in 2014, earned the Kaiser National Extraordinary Nurse Award in 2015, and won the Ambulatory Care Nurse of the Year award from March of Dimes in 2016. Furthermore, she is a member of the Society of Urological Nurses and Associates.
Her professional prosperity is bolstered by the never-ending support of her family, guidance from her nursing mentors, and strength of her religious beliefs. In her private life, Wright selflessly serves as a volunteer RN at Southwest Health Center. She has educational ambitions for the next few years, hoping to gain further academic training from the University of Portland. Wright will continue to treat each patient with the highest-quality care and looks forward to positively impacting more lives. She uses her free time to bake, play sports, and hike. Wright takes distinct pleasure in reading a good book and working on her garden. The American Health Council is proud to welcome Stacey Wright, BSN, RN to their nationwide collective of healthcare leaders.
Registered Nurse Team Leader at Kaiser Permanente
Clinical expertise in Urology & Nursing.
Nominated for the March of Dimes Nurse of the Year award in 2014, earned the Kaiser National Extraordinary Nurse Award in 2015, & won the Ambulatory Care Nurse of the Year award from March of Dimes in 2016.
Kaiser Permanente is a not-for-profit health system serving more than 11 million members from 600 + locations in 8 states & D.C.
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The year is 1886, the place is Colfax County, New Mexico, and the situation is tense. Deputy Sheriff Tommy Stallings is tracking psychopathic bank robber Jake Flynt and his gang. Flynt has been raiding and burning out sodbusters, bullwhipping them for fun into the bargain, and when Flynt robs the bank in Cimarron, Tommy is drawn into a mystery. Dirt-poor rancher Garrett O'Donnell was seen by witnesses alongside Flynt and his gang. Why would an ordinary man with a wife and kids throw in with these dangerous desperados?
Jim Jones is a popular Western singer/songwriter who is also the author of the Jared Delany series of Western novels including Rustler's Moon (2011), Colorado Moon (2011) and Waning Moon (2013). The Big Empty takes place in the same imaginary world, featuring several secondary characters who cross over from his main series, including Jared Delany himself. This familiarity will make Jones' latest offering a welcome addition for his current fans, but new readers will struggle with several problems that make this novel less than completely satisfying.
Jones uses the first-person point of view to tell Tommy's portion of the story, and while it gives readers a close look at the deputy's thought processes as he works his way through the problems associated with Flynt's rampages and O'Donnell's disappearance, it fails as an effective attempt at characterization. His struggles to provide Tommy with an authentic 19th century cowboy "voice" result in clunky passages such as: "about that time, I feel like a durned fool for shooting off my mouth . . . I decided to shorten my speech and find out what he was really thinking. I was mad as a scalded dog though. I'm not kidding about that." His uneven vocabulary also results in awkward compromises: "I don't see the sense in it. It has to be that Burr coerced him into it. Coerced is another one of those fancy words I learned from Mollie." The result is a self-conscious, inconsistent narrative voice that falls far short of the standard set by Louis L'Amour, Owen Wister, and other successful writers of Western novels.
Tommy's self-consciousness also extends to his desire to be taken seriously as a mature deputy sheriff, and he constantly demands that people call him "Tom" instead of "Tommy," which he thinks makes him seem too adolescent. This happens often enough throughout the story to become tiresome, and when he asks the sheriff in the final line in the novel, "I would appreciate it if you'd try harder to call me Tom . . . Tommy is a little boy's name. I'm a grown man," readers are so worn out by the name thing that they pretty much don't care at all what the other characters call him.
When not telling the story from Tommy's point of view, Jones drops into third-person narrative to piece together the rest of the plot by following other characters such as the repulsive Jake Flynt and various of his sidekicks, Sheriff Tomás Marés, and Garrett O'Donnell. Mixing first person and third person is never a good idea, and in The Big Empty it often ends up in anti-climax, undercutting Tommy's investigation of the mystery.
In chapter 14, for example, we catch up with Garrett O'Donnell in a brief reunion with his wife that answers some questions about O'Donnell's motivation and tactics, but in the following chapter we are forced to struggle once again through Tommy's circular speculations as he "pondered all this for awhile without getting any closer to figuring it out." As a result, the story plods along like a tired mule with too much gear strapped to its back.
Occasionally, though, Jones manages to hit a clear note that livens up his prose. As Tommy edges up Buckhorn Mesa, looking for Flynt's campsite, he quips, "I believe I mentioned before that I was adept at sneaking up on folks. I'm not sure that's what I'd want as an epitaph on my gravestone but I figure it's a skill that'll prolong the time before I need one."
Passages like this one provide relief in an otherwise dissatisfying novel, and while they won't be enough to convince new readers to come back for more of Jones' novels, they should be enough to satisfy his fan base's hankering for more shootin' and trackin' in the colorful world of Jared Delany and his associates.
Michael J. McCann is a New York Journal of Books staff reviewer.


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Ever feel like your prayer life is nothing more than a grocery list?
Too often my prayer time is an obligatory recitation of a list of people and their needs.
Is it important to lift others up in prayer?
Can we go to the throne of grace with our needs and requests?
But, like Jesus modeled in Matthew 6:9-13, we need to put first things first in our prayer lives.
Our initial focus should not be on the list of needs we have (be they great or small) but instead on the infinite God that we serve. Spending a few moments recognizing God for who He is and thanking Him for His gracious love and forgiveness shifts our perspective. It takes the emphasis off of ourselves and puts it back on the Creator. Then, with our hearts recharged and focused, we can bring our requests before the Lord and trust that He is faithful to hear us.
I recently heard the song "First" by Lauren Daigle on the radio and the lyrics really spoke to my heart.
I hope the lyrics resonated with you as well.
I challenge you to choose one or two and focus on them as you start your next prayer time.
So, dear friends, bring your heart to the throne of grace.
God is there waiting for you.


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In Cook Islands mythology, Avatea (also known as Vatea; meaning 'noon' or 'light') was a lunar deity and the father of gods and men in Mangaian myth of origin. His eyes were thought to be the sun and the moon; he was also known as the god of light.
According to one myth, Vari-Ma-Te-Takere (The primordial mother) created six children from her body. Three were plucked from her right side and three from her left. The first of which was Avatea, the first man, who was perceived as a moon god. As he grew he divided vertically into a hybrid being; the right half was a man and the left half a fish.
In song, the gods are called "children of Vatea". The same shortened phrase is in use at Rarotonga: at Aitutaki and Atiu the full form "Avatea" is used, e.g. kia kakā te mata o Avatea Nui meaning "when the eye of Great Avatea is open;" in other words "when the sun is in its full glory;" still in contrast with the darkness and gloom of Avaiki, or the Underworld.


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Update: I downgrade the US price rumor to CW3, could be $3,499.
New bits about the upcoming Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.
I've been told (thanks) that the EOS 5D Mark IV will start shipping in the mid of September 2016. Launch price should be €3,799 in Europe and $3,299 in the USA. Please note that I am not 100% sure about the US price, could also be $3,499. Maybe $3,499 is more likely.
No price hint for the EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM and EF 16-35mm f/2.8L III USM lenses. The EF 24-105mm will most likely start to ship with the EOS 5D Mark IV (it's a new kit option), while the EF 16-35mm may be seen a bit later, probably in October.
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Indy Honor Flight is asking for thank you cards and letters to give to local veterans during their upcoming flight to Washington, D.C.
The nonprofit organization was created to honor World War II, Korean and Vietnam War veterans from Indiana by transporting them to the nation's capital to visit the memorials dedicated to their service and sacrifices.
On their trip home, veterans receive a packet of letters, drawings and more to enjoy. This is a simple, meaningful way to thank them for all they have done to protect our freedoms.
If you, a family member or friend is interested in being a part of this experience, please have the veteran complete an application here. For other volunteering opportunities, click here.


Delta Junction/Ft. Greely lakes ?
How To Protect Flies From Rust.
Anyone else have problems with loons?
Technique for Grayling on the flyrod ???
Techniques for fly fishing. Need advice.
Want to Make $100 for 3-4 hours on Quartz/Russian ?
What hook types for fishing beads on Kenia ?
Interior fly fishing opps for this weekend?
Does it matter what brand of rod you use?
Where to get good bead egg kit ?
Anyone find a fly rod?
Skagway, Juneau, or Ketchikan in late May?
Who's up for AOD's Inaugural Fly Swap?
I missed the fly swap so how about a Traveling Box?
flyfishing for Pike...rod, reel, line & leader...advice?
Vote for your favorite fly!
Anyone check out these videos yet???
What's up with campbell creek?
favorite fly pattern for salmon?
First Timer - Technique for Kenai/Russian Reds?
Best place to go clamming this Tuesday?
Where do I go to avoid crowds??
Anyone been on the Wulik???
Aussie visitor - Lodge/Package - Advice?
Learn to Build Your Own Rods?
Fly rod, reel and line setup.
Loomis 7wt. switch rod, any line suggestions?
A newbies suggestion regarding a heavyweight fly reel.
Fly fishing Prince of Wales in May?


Google may be synonymous with driverless cars these days, but the concept can trace its history back long before the Internet search giant even existed.
An exhibit at Silicon Valley's Computer History Museum—located not that far from Google's Mountain View, Calif., headquarters, in fact—looks at both the history and current state of self-driving cars, featuring some pretty interesting blasts from the past, as we'll see in this video report.
Take the 1939 World's Fair, where General Motors presented its Futurama exhibit to project what the world would look like in 1960. In a time before computers, GM envisioned a system in which cars were operated by radio from a central control tower.
Archival footage of GM's plans for driverless cars can be seen at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif.
These days, with the likes of Google, Toyota, and Nissan all working hard at the technology, it's quite possible that a self-driving car revolution will come about in our own lifetime. But a lot of development remains to be done.
Google's fleet of self-driving cars figures prominently in the new exhibit at the Computer History Museum.


I am a firm believer that you can never have too many haggadot. So to continue the theme I started last week when I announced the release of the latest Haggadah by the "Velveteen Rabbi, here is The Haggadah in Haiku. that's write, it's the whole shebang, each idea created using the classic haiku format.
It's available for download via blurb.com using this link. Orders placed by March 12 should arrive in time for the first seder on the night of March 29th.
This could be a unique way to experience the Passover seder.


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West Brom to rival Leeds, Brighton for Man Utd winger James
West Brom have joined the race to sign Man Utd winger Daniel James on loan next month, according to reports.
The 23-year-old has been tipped for an Old Trafford exit after spending lots of time on the bench this season.
Plenty of Premier League clubs are rumoured to be interested in a deal.
FEATURE: Bielsa keeps Leeds critics happy by rolling the Dyche
According to the Daily Star, Sam Allardyce's team want to sign James to help them in their relegation fight.
The report states that the Baggies have formally enquired about his availability in preparation for the January transfer window.
James would provide them with an extra option going forward. He would compete with Callum Robinson and Grady Diangana for a starting place.
West Brom are joined by a host of other top flight teams, including Leeds, Brighton and Burnley.
Those teams are hoping to pounce on James' tough situation with Man Utd.
He's failed to become an important first team player under boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
He's made just five Prem appearances this season and has scored one goal in that time.
His solitary goal came in the 6-2 victory over Leeds, which resulted in praise from Solskjaer.
James was clearly trying to impress after starting in a surprise selection.
The Wales international also started in the 2-2 draw against Leicester City yesterday.
He was substituted after playing 54 minutes at the King Power Stadium.
Man Utd officials will now be in discussion over which destination is best for James, if they want him to leave on loan.
The attacking prowess of Leeds would give him a chance to shine going forward.
Brighton are capable of some attractive football, meaning he could form a good relationship with the likes of Neal Maupay and Adam Lallana.
Despite their new interest, West Brom might not be the best destination for James. They're currently struggling for goals and points which means it would take an enticing offer for him to join the club.
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1. Shipping Consolidation Not Enough
The outlook for global container carriers remains rocky at the outset of 2017, according to a new study by AlixPartners. The report touched on Hanjin's bankruptcy, Brexit and the new US president and questioned whether a growing protectionist mood around much of the world could reverse policies that have supported the growth of containerisation since the 1950s. "The industry remains in the midst of major upheaval it's experienced since the 2008 financial crisis. Carriers need to remain focused on eliminating costs from their core shipping business," said Esben Christensen, managing director at AlixPartners.
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2. USCG Cruelest of Cuts
The Trump administration's draft budget for 2018 includes a $54 billion increase in defence spending, paid for by reducing other federal government expenditures. Among other sources of savings, it would reduce the Coast Guard's budget by $1.3 billion. Former officials are not so sure that the draft would be the best allocation of resources. "It is ignorant of what constitutes national security," said Adm. James Loy (ret'd), a former head of the Coast Guard who also served as deputy homeland security secretary said. "They simply don't understand the equation . . . Should [the proposal] stand it would be devastating."
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3. HMM Lease Back Agreement
Hyundai Merchant Marine announced that it has reached an agreement to transfer ten ships to the Korean government in a sale-leaseback transaction, an arrangement that gives Hyundai new funding worth five times the market value of the vessels. "The contract will improve the financial structure and liquidity by reducing the debt ratio as well as streamlining the container ship cost structure," the firm said in a statement to Korean media. On HMM's books, the ten ships are valued at approximately $740 million, but their current market value is only about $130 million.
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4. Banned For A Dirty Bottom
New Zealand has ordered a cargo ship to leave its waters and be "thoroughly cleaned" because of concerns about the marine life clinging to its hull. Divers found dense clusters of barnacles and tube worms on the DL Marigold, which arrived in Tauranga from Indonesia at the weekend, the Bay of Plenty Times reports. The Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) then gave the ship 24 hours to depart. It is the first vessel to be told to leave New Zealand because of biofouling – the accumulation of aquatic organisms on ships' hulls. New Zealand has strict biosecurity laws in order to protect agriculture and its unique flora and fauna.
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5. UK Detentions Announced
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has announced it detained eight foreign-flagged ships in UK ports last month after they failed to pass Port State Control (PSC) inspection. Two new foreign-flagged vessels were detained last month, while six others were under detention from previous months. A total of four vessels still remained under detention at the end of February. MCA is a partner in the Sea Vision UK campaign, and publishes details of the vessels detained in UK ports every month. This is in response to one of the recommendations of Lord Donaldson's inquiry into the prevention of pollution from merchant shipping.
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6. Increased Piracy Warning
The Vietnam Maritime Administration (Vinamarine) has ordered port authorities across the country to warn ship owners and maritime transport companies of the increasing pirate attacks in Southeast Asian waters, particularly around East Sabah and the Southern Philippines. According to Vinamarine, between November 2016 and February 2017, pirates raided two Vietnamese ships, seizing their crew members. Vietnam Register Quality and Safety Certification Centre (VRQC) said that pirates have tended to arrest crew members for ransom rather than stealing cargo.
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7. Shipping Face Quantum Leap
Shipping should expect a quantum leap in technology adoption over the next 10 years as ships are built with more automation and IT systems. Anglo Eastern Group's Capt Pradeep Chawla said shipowners should be training seafarers to use the technology now. He is managing director for quality, health, safety, training and the environment at the shipmanagement group. Capt Chawla said greater adoption of IT technology in shipping will help the shipping sector to attract a new generation of high-tech seafarers.
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8. Baltic Rallying Hard
The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index, tracking rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, closed at a 12-week high on Tuesday on stronger rates across all vessel segments, especially capesizes. The overall index, which also factors in rates for panamax, supramax and handysize shipping vessels, ended up 54 points, or 5.52 percent, at 1,033 points. The capesize index surged 211 points, or 15.69 percent, to end at a six-week high of 1,556 points. Average daily earnings for capesizes, which typically transport 150,000-tonne cargoes such as iron ore and coal, were up $1,427 to $11,866.
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9. Life at Sea Through Lens
After careful consideration, a judging panel of industry experts has chosen the winner of the ISWAN Photo Competition 2017, along with five runners-up. ISWASN is delighted to announce that Zay Yar Lin from Myanmar is this year's winner with his eye-catching photograph (pictured) offering a unique perspective of a seafarer painting a ship's handrail, taken from the bridge wing above. ISWAN would like to congratulate our finalists, whose photos will feature in future ISWAN publications. A GoPro HERO5 Session will be awarded to the winner, and the runners-up will receive a selection of goodies from ISWAN.
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10. Both Captains to Blame
You may have seen the footage online of a small motor yacht seemingly playing chicken with a large ferry. You may also have wondered why the ferry ploughed on regardless. So did a Washington State Ferries investigation. The investigators found both captains at fault. The Chetzemoka was operating on its normal routewhen the collision occurred. The cause is listed as a combination of the fact the Nap Tyme captain was not in the wheelhouse looking out and controlling the boat and the captain of the Chetzemoka did not take "sufficient and timely action to avoid collision."
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If injured in sports or exercise, remember: RICE (rest, ice, compression, and elevation). Then, follow-up at Romeo Medical Clinic.
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Nearly as ubiquitous as denim, slip dresses have become the frock du jour for the fashion set. From daytime to dressy, the slinky staple is not only sartorially sound but wonderfully versatile: the fluidity of silk and satin iterations deftly balance structured separates when layered under or over poplin shirts, knits and shell tops. With high-shine en masse for fall, the hero item is the ultimate layering essential when temperatures start to dip from work (yes, really!) to weekend whether you covet a prim, preppy or pragmatic look. Unconvinced? Here, four fresh ways to layer a slip dress like a fashion-girl.
A bodysuit layers beneath a slip dress without adding bulk. For a cool-girl take, a vertical-striped version paired with clean accessories feels fresh.
A button-down maxi worn open as a jacket is cool over a mid-length slip dress. Substantial accessories keep the look from feeling too prim.
Serious sleeves are only gaining momentum, and they give fashion-girl appeal to a pinstripe slip. Metallic heels and geometric add-ons are a playful combo.
A cropped shell is a casual-yet-sleek layer atop a navy slip. Luxe booties and modern extras are eye-catching.


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De Vrolijke Vagebonden was een Nederlandse band afkomstig uit Tilburg en werd in 1950 opgericht door Ton van Erp, Ad Reijnen en Frans Meijs. De band, die voornamelijk carnavals- en feestmuziek ten gehore bracht, kende in de loop der jaren een wisselende samenstelling en was actief tot 1975 maar in 1985 volgde een terugkeer voor vier jaar. Het bekendst werd de band in 1985 met het nummer "Sophietje" (B-kant m'n tante Coba) dat in 1985 4 weken in de Top 40 stond met als hoogste notering een 28e plaats.

Andere nummers waren onder meer "Zo, zo, zo, zo/Carolien, "Ik zou wel willen/Zeg Sjaan zeg Sjaan", "De bukshag wals/Moelando polka", "Nee nee nee/De zonnebank" en "Doe dat nou niet Marie/Lied van de rij-instrukteur".

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Nederlandse band


For years, Yola has represented buyers and sellers of single family homes, condos, Tenancies-In-Common and multi-unit properties in San Francisco and Marin County.
Whether helping clients purchase or sell their property, Yola is the consummate professional: honest, communicative and knowledgeable. Yola's exceptional mix of business experience and real estate knowledge has propelled her to build a solid business that primarily comes from repeat clients and their referrals. Being successful in both up and down markets, Yola prides herself on helping her clients make well-informed decisions to meet their personal and financial goals with confidence. She is committed to offering the best in client service to ensure her client's needs are met to the fullest!
As a Top Producer and Broker-Associate, Yola is among the elite tier of agents in terms of annual transaction value of real estate sold. Yola is an active member of the San Francisco Association of Realtors and the Californian Association of Realtors.
On a personal note, Yola joined real estate after working for major consulting firms such as Mercer Management Consulting as well as Fortune 500 companies including IBM and United Technologies. Yola earned her MBA from Yale University with Distinction in Finance and Strategy. She fluently speaks both French and Arabic as well as Turkish conversationally.
She resides in San Francisco with her husband and two wonderful children. When she isn't helping her clients buy and sell real estate, she is an avid tennis player, a snowboarder, a scuba diver, and a dangerous cook.
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Downton Abbey movie: Michelle Dockery offers first look as production begins
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Lady Mary signals filming begins for Downton Abbey movie
Filming has begun for the Downtown Abbey movie. Michelle Dockery, who plays Lady Mary in the global hit, posted a photo on Instagram with the caption, "And...we're off."
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The film will reunite the Crawley family on the big screen. Series creator Julian Fellowes wrote the screenplay and will produce.
The primary cast members are all set to return, but the plot remains very hush-hush.
Over six seasons, "Downton Abbey" aired in at least 150 countries and set a record for non-U.S. television shows with 69 Emmy nominations.
Read more: Downton Abbey is coming back to our screens
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I met my beautiful new niece Mia-Haf today and she totally stole my heart from the second I held her in my arms. Such a cutie and such an amazing surprise for our family. I had to get her behind my camera and capture the precious moments for my family to treasure forever.


The UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, England international soccer star and player for LA Galaxy, David Beckham, has written an open letter in the UK's Daily Mirror newspaper highlighting the plight of Somalia's children and calling for international donations to help save the millions of people dying from starvation in the Horn of Africa.
In his open letter, David Beckham says he writes as a father himself as he reminds his readers that the food crisis in the Horn of Africa is the worst in fifty years following the worst droughts the region has seen for decades. He states that "Almost two million children in Somalia alone have been going to bed hungry for many, many weeks. Now and today, as you read this, children are literally dying of hunger" and adds the chilling statistic that one child starves to death every six minutes.
David Beckham goes on to make a comparison between his four children and those in Somalia Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti without a grain of rice to eat, a comparison which everyone in European countries should feel in their hearts. Praising UNICEF, David Beckham states that it takes very little to save a child's life.
"To see children brought back from the brink of death and nurtured into smiling, happy, contented kids is just incredible".
As he asks his readers to donate just 5 GBP, David Beckham is obviously doing his best, as indeed he always does both off the pitch and on it.
Without wishing to grandstage his noble efforts, perhaps his Government could stop wasting tens of millions of pounds a day murdering children in Libya while helping terrorists and donate this money to the funds David Beckham mentions in his open letter.


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Legacy Registration begins February 1, 2022! Details coming soon...
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FAQ & Forms
Game Day Guidelines
Game Day... what, when and where.
Team Weigh In & Game Time
Freshman Weigh in is at 8:00 am game is at 9:00 am, Sophomore weigh in at Freshman half game is at 10:30 am Juniors weight in at at Sophomore half game is at 12:00 pm Seniors weigh in at at Junior half game is at 2:00 pm. Team mom's will let you know approximate arrival time for weigh in & kick off times may be subject to delays.
Check in with your Team Mom upon arrival. She will instruct you on your game day volunteer assignments and provide you with a field pass. Return the field pass to her at the end of the game.
Our organization is only as good as the members who support it. We sincerely thank everyone who puts in the long, hard hours to make our organization what it is... the Board, Coaching Staffs, Team Moms, and all the parents who devote their time and energy to the club.
Football Game Day Volunteer Responsibilities include the following:
Chain Gang (3)
Concessions (if no food truck)
Half time Fruit
End of Game Snack
End of Game Drinks
Player Guidelines
Football is a team sport and all players are expected to be involved in the game at all times. If they are on the sidelines, they should be paying attention and rooting for their teammates. Any player found in the stands during their game shall remain there and will forgo playing the rest of the game. Players are also expected to demonstrate good sportsmanship at all times.
Mouthpieces are required at all times. Athletic supports are suggested (not required) to be worn by all football players at every practice and game.
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Rep. Allen Farley, R-McCalla, leads school safety discussion with educators and law enforcement officials in Jefferson County on Mar. 12, 2018.
Alabama lawmakers on Monday morning heard from school superintendents and law enforcement officials what it is that they believe will improve safety in schools: more mental health supports for students, more funding for trained school resource officers, and assistance with costs to improve physical building security.
Rep. Allen Farley, R-McCalla, who served for seven years as a school resource officer in Jefferson County, said he brought education and law enforcement officials together with legislative leadership to hear their thoughts on how lawmakers can best help keep schools and students safe.
House Speaker Mac McCutcheon, R-Monrovia, told attendees he was there to listen. "This is so large and so important that we don't need knee-jerk reactions for this from the legislative body," he said. "What we need to do is gather information and make sure that we're covering all the bases."
House Speaker Mac McCutcheon, R-Monrovia, speaks with educators at school safety summit in Jefferson County, Ala., on Mar. 12, 2018.
What lawmakers didn't hear was support from school officials for arming teachers, a measure supported by President Donald Trump.
Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale said he could see the need to have a school "marshal" in rural schools in isolated locations.
"It's hard for me to swallow when you say 'arm teachers,'" Hale said, but in some situations, as long as the superintendent and school board have a say in it, and those people have immunity, "it probably could be a great thing."
Hoover Superintendent Dr. Kathy Murphy reminded lawmakers that state-level education organizations including the School Superintendents of Alabama and the Alabama Association of School Boards are not in favor of arming teachers.
Lawmakers across the country have been considering ways to make school safer in the wake of the Feb. 14 shooting of 17 students and faculty at a high school in Parkland, Fla., by a former student.
Florida lawmakers passed a comprehensive package of bills which included arming teachers and raising the minimum age to buy a gun from 18 to 21.
The National Rifle Association has filed suit against Florida arguing the new law violates the Second Amendment.
Last Wednesday, Huffman High senior Courtlin Arrington was shot and killed as school was dismissing. Junior Michael Jerome Barber has been charged with manslaughter and another gun-related charge related to Arrington's death.
McCutcheon told attendees he has been working with lawmakers to see if there are any "connecting threads" among any of the dozen bills currently under consideration in the House and Senate.
Those bills range from training private security forces in schools to making a murder on a school campus a capital offense to allowing funds currently earmarked for education to be used for school security measures.
Whether there is enough time left in the session to pass bills aimed at improving school safety is unclear, with McCutcheon saying he isn't sure and Farley saying there could be enough time if leaders are on board with a plan.
"If we've got three weeks, we can move it, but it's going to have to be something that's not going to be debated and filibustered," Farley said. "It's going to have to be something that the House and the Senate agree on when it's filed."
Jefferson County Superintendent Craig Pouncey talks about school safety at summit in Birmingham, Ala., on Mar. 12, 2018.
Representatives of 10 school districts, most all of them superintendents, took turns at the podium explaining what security measures they currently have in place to keep schools and students safe.
Commonalities among districts included the use of school resource officers, or SROs, the use of cameras within schools, and trying to deliver some sort of mental health services to students whenever possible.
All spoke of the multiple parts of a comprehensive safety plan and each district said their needs were a bit different one from the other.
Superintendents from Vestavia, Trussville, Homewood, Pelham and Hoover City schools said they have at least one trained school resource officer, or SRO, in each of their school buildings. Partnerships with city police departments and a strong local tax base provide the funding for those SROs, they said.
After the Parkland school shooting, additional SROs were added to schools in Hoover and Homewood, superintendents in those districts said.
Trussville Superintendent Dr. Pattie Neill explained that SROs are police officers who have received specialized training to work in school settings with students.
Officials from three county districts, including Shelby, Jefferson and DeKalb, said they can't afford to place an SRO in every school building full-time but said because of the relationships they have with the sheriff departments in their districts, they do the best they can.
School officials mentioned the 2012 shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut and the recent Parkland shooting as events that pushed them to improve school security measures.
Shelby County Assistant Superintendent Lewis Brooks addressed school safety at summit in Jefferson County, Ala., on Mar. 12, 2018.
Shelby County Assistant Superintendent Dr. Lewis Brooks said officials in his district created a comprehensive Safe Schools Initiative after a gunman entered Chelsea Middle School in 2013 and took students hostage. The incident ended without anyone getting hurt.
"There was no golden marker that made us 100 percent foolproof," Brooks said, but officials there continue working with local law enforcement and government officials on a comprehensive plan that includes everything from safety drills to security cameras to facility upgrades.
Improving access to mental health services for students, either through partnerships with mental health providers or using in-house personnel, was on every school official's wish list.
Leeds Superintendent John Moore, Trussville Superintendent Pattie Neill, and Pelham Superintendent Scott Coefield during school safety discussion in Jefferson County, Ala., on Mar. 12, 2018.
Tarrant Superintendent Shelly Mize said they all recognize "schools are a microcosm of our community," and that families are doing the best they can but often lack the resources children need.
Leeds Superintendent John Moore said he'd like to have a licensed clinical social worker on staff. "We don't always know how to connect all the dots and resources for kids," he said, and a social worker would be able to help with that.
Multiple school officials said they have partnerships with mental health providers using whatever sources of funding they can piece together. All asked lawmakers to consider providing state funding for mental health services.
While some superintendents said they'd like increased funding for school counselors, Hoover's Murphy said that is only a partial solution. "School counselors are often simply not prepared for the complexities that are brought to us through the mental health challenges [of students]," Murphy said.
DeKalb County Superintendent Jason Barnett said his district held a multi-agency safety summit last week focused on how to identify and serve students with mental health challenges. Campus safety was also a part of the discussion, he said, but securing buildings that were built long before school shootings were a concern is a big challenge due to how those buildings were constructed and added onto.
Sheriff Mike Hale said knowing the criminal background of students is important. "It's unfair to try to educate somebody if they've been charged with five or six felonies," he said. "[School officials] should know that."
Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale addresses school safety at summit in Jefferson County, Ala., on Mar. 12, 2018.
Jefferson County Superintendent Dr. Craig Pouncey said getting that information is important in order to ensure all students are safe.
Wrapping up the two-hour discussion, Pouncey said superintendents made it clear that districts across Alabama have different safety needs and solutions.
"One size is not going to fit all," Pouncey said. "What's going to work in Shelby County is not necessarily going to be the best fit for Jefferson County or Monroe County. But we can work to make these things beneficial and improve safety."
Speaker McCutcheon agreed and said, "It's not a quick fix and there are a lot of issues to be considered."
Farley said he recognizes that the differences among the districts and the level of security they have in place reflects the amount of financial resources districts have available.
As to what it might take to make school secure, Hoover's Murphy said, "I don't think any of us want to have schools that look like a fortress with razor wire around the top and a moat circling it," but it is time to acknowledge the current school safety environment and ask, "now what?"


Ann Wolfe is an American boxer, also called "the female Tyson". She started to boxe in 1998 and has a record of 24-1-0. Her knock out of Wonda Ward is considered by many the most impressive female knock out ever. Before boxing Ann Wolfe lived as a homeless with two children. Since the end of her career, nobody has ever written about her again.
MARIE RIEDERER (GERMANY) VS. ZELDA TEKIN (BELGIUM), this saturday in the Landkostarena, Bestensee. With my favorite boxing family at its best: The Montellas.


text:
/* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Hint: This is a derived (generated) file. Changes should be done in the underlying
 * source files only (*.control, *.js) or they will be lost after the next generation.
 * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

// Provides control sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.
jQuery.sap.declare("sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete");
jQuery.sap.require("sap.ui.commons.library");
jQuery.sap.require("sap.ui.commons.ComboBox");

/**
 * Constructor for a new AutoComplete.
 *
 * Accepts an object literal mSettings that defines initial
 * property values, aggregated and associated objects as well as event handlers.
 *
 * If the name of a setting is ambiguous (e.g. a property has the same name as an event),
 * then the framework assumes property, aggregation, association, event in that order.
 * To override this automatic resolution, one of the prefixes "aggregation:", "association:"
 * or "event:" can be added to the name of the setting (such a prefixed name must be
 * enclosed in single or double quotes).
 *
 * The supported settings are:
 *

 *
Properties
 *

 *
{@link #getEnableScrolling enableScrolling} : boolean (default: true)

 *

 *
Aggregations
 *

 *

 *
Associations
 *

 *

 *
Events
 *

 *
{@link sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#event:suggest suggest} : fnListenerFunction or [fnListenerFunction, oListenerObject] or [oData, fnListenerFunction, oListenerObject]

 *

 *

 *
 *
 * In addition, all settings applicable to the base type {@link sap.ui.commons.ComboBox#constructor sap.ui.commons.ComboBox}
 * can be used as well.
 *
 * @param {string} [sId] id for the new control, generated automatically if no id is given
 * @param {object} [mSettings] initial settings for the new control
 *
 * @class
 *
 * Textfield with list based text completion.
 *
 * @extends sap.ui.commons.ComboBox
 * @implements sap.ui.commons.ToolbarItem
 *
 * @author SAP AG
 * @version 1.22.10
 *
 * @constructor
 * @public
 * @since 1.10.0
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete
 */
sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.extend("sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete", { metadata : {

	// ---- object ----
	interfaces : [
		"sap.ui.commons.ToolbarItem"
	],
	publicMethods : [
		// methods
		"setFilterFunction"
	],

	// ---- control specific ----
	library : "sap.ui.commons",
	properties : {
		"enableScrolling" : {type : "boolean", group : "Misc", defaultValue : true}
	},
	events : {
		"suggest" : {}
	}
}});

/**
 * Creates a new subclass of class sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete with name sClassName
 * and enriches it with the information contained in oClassInfo.
 *
 * oClassInfo might contain the same kind of informations as described in {@link sap.ui.core.Element.extend Element.extend}.
 *
 * @param {string} sClassName name of the class to be created
 * @param {object} [oClassInfo] object literal with informations about the class
 * @param {function} [FNMetaImpl] constructor function for the metadata object. If not given, it defaults to sap.ui.core.ElementMetadata.
 * @return {function} the created class / constructor function
 * @public
 * @static
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.extend
 * @function
 */

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.M_EVENTS = {'suggest':'suggest'};

/**
 * Getter for property enableScrolling.
 * Whether scrolling should be enabled when the number of items is higher than maxPopupItems.
 * If set to false only the first n items (n=maxPopupItems) are shown.
 *
 * Default value is true
 *
 * @return {boolean} the value of property enableScrolling
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#getEnableScrolling
 * @function
 */

/**
 * Setter for property enableScrolling.
 *
 * Default value is true
 *
 * @param {boolean} bEnableScrolling  new value for property enableScrolling
 * @return {sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete} this to allow method chaining
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#setEnableScrolling
 * @function
 */

/**
 * Fired when the user has changed the value and a suggestion list update should occur.
 *
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#suggest
 * @event
 * @param {sap.ui.base.Event} oControlEvent
 * @param {sap.ui.base.EventProvider} oControlEvent.getSource
 * @param {object} oControlEvent.getParameters

 * @param {string} oControlEvent.getParameters.suggestValue The current value which was typed in.
 * @public
 */

/**
 * Attach event handler fnFunction to the 'suggest' event of this sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.
.
 * When called, the context of the event handler (its this) will be bound to oListener if specified
 * otherwise to this sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.
 itself.
 *
 * Fired when the user has changed the value and a suggestion list update should occur.
 *
 * @param {object}
 *            [oData] An application specific payload object, that will be passed to the event handler along with the event object when firing the event.
 * @param {function}
 *            fnFunction The function to call, when the event occurs.
 * @param {object}
 *            [oListener] Context object to call the event handler with. Defaults to this sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.
 itself.
 *
 * @return {sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete} this to allow method chaining
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#attachSuggest
 * @function
 */

/**
 * Detach event handler fnFunction from the 'suggest' event of this sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.

 *
 * The passed function and listener object must match the ones used for event registration.
 *
 * @param {function}
 *            fnFunction The function to call, when the event occurs.
 * @param {object}
 *            oListener Context object on which the given function had to be called.
 * @return {sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete} this to allow method chaining
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#detachSuggest
 * @function
 */

/**
 * Fire event suggest to attached listeners.
 *
 * Expects following event parameters:
 *

 *
'suggestValue' of type string The current value which was typed in.

 *

 *
 * @param {Map} [mArguments] the arguments to pass along with the event.
 * @return {sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete} this to allow method chaining
 * @protected
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#fireSuggest
 * @function
 */

/**
 * Sets a custom filter function for items. Default is to check whether the item text begins with the typed value.
 *
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.setFilterFunction
 * @function

 * @type boolean
 * @public
 */

// Start of sap\ui\commons\AutoComplete.js
jQuery.sap.require("jquery.sap.strings");

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete._DEFAULTFILTER = function(sValue, oItem){
	if(this._skipFilter){ //Easy (currently internal) way to skip auto filtering
		return true;
	}
	return jQuery.sap.startsWithIgnoreCase(oItem.getText(), sValue);
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.init = function(){
	sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype.init.apply(this, arguments);
	this.mobile = false;
	this._filter = sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete._DEFAULTFILTER;
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.exit = function() {
	if(this._oListBox){
		this._oListBox.removeAllItems();
	}
	sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype.exit.apply(this, arguments);
};

/**
 * Sets a custom filter function for items. Default is to check whether the item text begins with the typed value.
 *
 * Example:
 *
 * function(sValue, oItem){
 *	  return jQuery.sap.startsWithIgnoreCase(oItem.getText(), sValue);
 * }
 *
 *
 * @param {function} [fFilter] The filter function. If not set the default filter function will be used.
 *
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.setFilterFunction
 * @function
 * @public
 */
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.setFilterFunction = function(fFilter) {
	if(typeof(fFilter) == "function"){
		this._filter = fFilter;
	}else{
		this._filter = sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete._DEFAULTFILTER;
	}
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.onkeypress = function(oEvent) {
	var iKC = oEvent.which || oEvent.keyCode;
	if(iKC === jQuery.sap.KeyCodes.ESCAPE){
		sap.ui.commons.TextField.prototype.onkeypress.apply(this, arguments);
		jQuery(this.getInputDomRef()).removeAttr("aria-posinset");
	}
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.onfocusin = function(oEvent) {

	if(!this.$().hasClass("sapUiTfFoc")){
		// if already focused do not execute again. (e.g. while changing suggestion list)
		sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype.onfocusin.apply(this, arguments);
	}

};

(function(){

function getAriaDescribedBy(oAuto, bIncludeInfo){
	var aDescBy = oAuto.getAriaDescribedBy();
	var sDescBy = "";
	for(var i=0; i<aDescBy.length; i++){
		sDescBy += aDescBy[i];
		if(i < aDescBy.length-1){
			sDescBy += " ";
		}
	}

	if(bIncludeInfo){
		sDescBy += " " + oAuto.getId() + "-ariaLbl";
	}

	return sDescBy;
};

function updateOnClose(oAuto){
	var $input = jQuery(oAuto.getInputDomRef());
	var sDescBy = getAriaDescribedBy(oAuto, false);

	if(sDescBy.length > 0){
		$input.attr("aria-describedby", sDescBy);
	}else{
		$input.removeAttr("aria-describedby");
	}

	//No posinset and setsize set when popup closed
	$input.removeAttr("aria-posinset");
	$input.removeAttr("aria-setsize");
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype._close = function(){
	updateOnClose(this);
	sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype._close.apply(this, arguments);
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype._handleClosed = function(){
	updateOnClose(this);
	sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype._handleClosed.apply(this, arguments);
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.onAfterRendering = function(){
	sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype.onAfterRendering.apply(this, arguments);
	jQuery(this.getInputDomRef()).removeAttr("aria-setsize"); // No initial setsize
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype._prepareOpen = function(oListBox) {
	var $input = jQuery(this.getInputDomRef());
	var sDescBy = getAriaDescribedBy(this, true);

	$input.attr("aria-describedby", sDescBy);
	$input.removeAttr("aria-posinset"); //No posinset set when popup opens
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype._fireLiveChange = function(oEvent) {
	var bFireSuggest = false;
	if (!this.getEnabled() || !this.getEditable()) {
		this._close();
	}else{
		this._sTypedChars = jQuery(this.getInputDomRef()).val();
		switch(oEvent.type){
			case "keyup":
				if(!sap.ui.commons.ComboBox._isHotKey(oEvent)){
					var iKC = oEvent.which || oEvent.keyCode;
					if(iKC === jQuery.sap.KeyCodes.ESCAPE){
						this._close();
						break;
					}else{
						bFireSuggest = true;
					}
				}else{
					break;
				}
			default: //paste or no hotkey or not escape
				refreshListBoxItems(this);
				bFireSuggest = true;
		}
	}

	if(bFireSuggest){
		this.fireSuggest({suggestValue: this._sTypedChars});
	}

	sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype._fireLiveChange.apply(this, arguments);
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype._doTypeAhead = function(){
	this._sTypeAhead = null;
	this._sWantedSelectedKey = undefined;
	this._sWantedSelectedItemId = undefined;
	this._sTypedChars = jQuery(this.getInputDomRef()).val();

	refreshListBoxItems(this);
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.refreshItems = function(sReason){
	var oBinding = this.getBinding("items");
	if(sReason == "filter" && oBinding){
		oBinding.getContexts(); //Avoid update of aggregation when filter not yet applied (filter request triggered by this call)
	}else{
		sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.updateItems.apply(this, arguments);
	}
};

//see sap.ui.commons.ComboBox.prototype._handleItemsChanged
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype._handleItemsChanged = function(oEvent, bDelayed){
	if (this.bNoItemCheck) {
		return;
	}

	if (bDelayed) {
		this._sHandleItemsChanged = null;
	}

	var aItems = [];
	if (this._getExistingListBox()) {
		aItems = this._getListBox().getItems();
	}

	var oDomRef = this.getDomRef();
	if( oDomRef){
		jQuery(this.getInputDomRef()).attr("aria-setsize", aItems.length);
	}
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.getItems = function(){
	return this.getAggregation("items", []);
};
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.insertItem = function(oItem, iIndex){
	this.insertAggregation("items", iIndex, oItem, true);
	refreshListBoxItems(this);
	return this;
};
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.addItem = function(oItem){
	this.addAggregation("items", oItem, true);
	refreshListBoxItems(this);
	return this;
};
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.removeItem = function(oItem) {
	var res = this.removeAggregation("items", oItem, true);
	refreshListBoxItems(this);
	return res;
};
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.removeAllItems = function() {
	var res = this.removeAllAggregation("items");
	refreshListBoxItems(this);
	return res;
};
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.indexOfItem = function(oItem){
	return this.indexOfAggregation("items", oItem);
};
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.destroyItems = function(){
	this.destroyAggregation("items", true);
	refreshListBoxItems(this);
	return this;
};

sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.setEnableScrolling = function(bEnableScrolling){
	this.setProperty("enableScrolling", bEnableScrolling, true);
	if(this.oPopup && this.oPopup.isOpen()){
		refreshListBoxItems(this);
	}
	return this;
};

function refreshListBoxItems(oAuto){
	if(!oAuto.getDomRef() || !oAuto.$().hasClass("sapUiTfFoc")){ //Nothing to do if not rendered or the TF does not have the focus
		return false;
	}

	var oItem,
		aItems = oAuto.getItems(),
		bFilter = oAuto._sTypedChars && oAuto._sTypedChars.length > 0,
		oLB = oAuto._getListBox(),
		iMaxPopupItems = oAuto.getMaxPopupItems(),
		bScroll = oAuto.getEnableScrolling(),
		aHitItems = [];

	if(!bFilter){
		oAuto._close();
		return;
	}

	oLB.removeAllItems();
	oLB.clearSelection();

	for(var i=0; i<aItems.length; i++){
		oItem = aItems[i];
		if(!oItem.__CLONE){
			oItem.__CLONE = oItem.clone(oItem.getId()+"-CLONE", null, {cloneBindings: false});
			oItem.__origexit = oItem.exit;
			oItem.exit = function(){
				this.__CLONE.destroy();
				delete this.__CLONE;
				this.exit = this.__origexit;
				delete this.__origexit;
				// apply restored exit if a function
				if ( typeof this.exit === "function" ) {
					this.exit.apply(this, arguments);
				}
			};
		}

		if((!bFilter || oAuto._filter(oAuto._sTypedChars, oItem)) && (bScroll || (!bScroll && aHitItems.length < iMaxPopupItems))){
			aHitItems.push(oItem.__CLONE);
		}
	}

	var iItemsLength = aHitItems.length;

	if(iItemsLength > 0){

		if(oAuto._sort){
			aHitItems.sort(function(oItem1, oItem2){
				if (oItem1.getText() > oItem2.getText())
					return 1;
				if (oItem1.getText() < oItem2.getText())
					return -1;
				return 0;
			});
		}

		for(var i=0; i<iItemsLength; i++){
			oLB.addItem(aHitItems[i]);
		}

		oLB.setVisibleItems(iMaxPopupItems < iItemsLength ? iMaxPopupItems : iItemsLength);

		if(!oAuto.oPopup || !oAuto.oPopup.isOpen()){
			oAuto._open();
		}
	}else{
		oAuto._close();
	}
};

})();

/**
 * @deprecated NOT SUPPORTED
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#getListBox
 * @function
 */

/**
 * @deprecated NOT SUPPORTED
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#setListBox
 * @function
 */
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.setListBox = function(){
	return this;
};

/**
 * @deprecated NOT SUPPORTED
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#getSelectedKey
 * @function
 */

/**
 * @deprecated NOT SUPPORTED
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#setSelectedKey
 * @function
 */
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.setSelectedKey = function(){
	return this;
};

/**
 * @deprecated NOT SUPPORTED
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#getSelectedItemId
 * @function
 */

/**
 * @deprecated NOT SUPPORTED
 * @public
 * @name sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete#setSelectedItemId
 * @function
 */
sap.ui.commons.AutoComplete.prototype.setSelectedItemId = function(){
	return this;
};

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
package io.vertx.spi.cluster.hazelcast.impl;

import com.hazelcast.core.*;
import io.vertx.core.impl.VertxInternal;
import io.vertx.core.impl.logging.Logger;
import io.vertx.core.impl.logging.LoggerFactory;
import io.vertx.core.spi.cluster.NodeSelector;
import io.vertx.core.spi.cluster.RegistrationInfo;
import io.vertx.core.spi.cluster.RegistrationUpdateEvent;

import java.util.*;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentMap;
import java.util.concurrent.CopyOnWriteArraySet;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.Lock;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.ReadWriteLock;
import java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantReadWriteLock;

/**
 * @author Thomas Segismont
 */
public class SubsMapHelper implements EntryListener<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> {

  private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SubsMapHelper.class);

  private final VertxInternal vertx;
  private final MultiMap<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> map;
  private final NodeSelector nodeSelector;
  private final String listenerId;

  private final ConcurrentMap<String, Set<RegistrationInfo>> ownSubs = new ConcurrentHashMap<>();
  private final ReadWriteLock republishLock = new ReentrantReadWriteLock();

  public SubsMapHelper(VertxInternal vertx, HazelcastInstance hazelcast, NodeSelector nodeSelector) {
    this.vertx = vertx;
    map = hazelcast.getMultiMap("__vertx.subs");
    this.nodeSelector = nodeSelector;
    listenerId = map.addEntryListener(this, false);
  }

  public List<RegistrationInfo> get(String address) {
    Lock readLock = republishLock.readLock();
    readLock.lock();
    try {
      List<RegistrationInfo> list = new ArrayList<>();
      for (HazelcastRegistrationInfo registrationInfo : map.get(address)) {
        list.add(registrationInfo.unwrap());
      }
      return list;
    } finally {
      readLock.unlock();
    }
  }

  public void put(String address, RegistrationInfo registrationInfo) {
    Lock readLock = republishLock.readLock();
    readLock.lock();
    try {
      ownSubs.compute(address, (add, curr) -> {
        Set<RegistrationInfo> res = curr != null ? curr : new CopyOnWriteArraySet<>();
        res.add(registrationInfo);
        return res;
      });
      map.put(address, new HazelcastRegistrationInfo(registrationInfo));
    } finally {
      readLock.unlock();
    }
  }

  public void remove(String address, RegistrationInfo registrationInfo) {
    Lock readLock = republishLock.readLock();
    readLock.lock();
    try {
      ownSubs.computeIfPresent(address, (add, curr) -> {
        curr.remove(registrationInfo);
        return curr.isEmpty() ? null : curr;
      });
      map.remove(address, new HazelcastRegistrationInfo(registrationInfo));
    } finally {
      readLock.unlock();
    }
  }

  public void removeAllForNodes(Set<String> nodeIds) {
    for (Map.Entry<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> entry : map.entrySet()) {
      HazelcastRegistrationInfo registrationInfo = entry.getValue();
      if (nodeIds.contains(registrationInfo.unwrap().nodeId())) {
        map.remove(entry.getKey(), registrationInfo);
      }
    }
  }

  public void republishOwnSubs() {
    Lock writeLock = republishLock.writeLock();
    writeLock.lock();
    try {
      for (Map.Entry<String, Set<RegistrationInfo>> entry : ownSubs.entrySet()) {
        String address = entry.getKey();
        for (RegistrationInfo registrationInfo : entry.getValue()) {
          map.put(address, new HazelcastRegistrationInfo(registrationInfo));
        }
      }
    } finally {
      writeLock.unlock();
    }
  }

  @Override
  public void entryAdded(EntryEvent<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> event) {
    fireRegistrationUpdateEvent(event);
  }

  private void fireRegistrationUpdateEvent(EntryEvent<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> event) {
    String address = event.getKey();
    vertx.<List<RegistrationInfo>>executeBlocking(prom -> {
      prom.complete(get(address));
    }, false, ar -> {
      if (ar.succeeded()) {
        nodeSelector.registrationsUpdated(new RegistrationUpdateEvent(address, ar.result()));
      } else {
        log.trace("A failure occured while retrieving the updated registrations", ar.cause());
        nodeSelector.registrationsUpdated(new RegistrationUpdateEvent(address, Collections.emptyList()));
      }
    });
  }

  @Override
  public void entryEvicted(EntryEvent<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> event) {
  }

  @Override
  public void entryRemoved(EntryEvent<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> event) {
    fireRegistrationUpdateEvent(event);
  }

  @Override
  public void entryUpdated(EntryEvent<String, HazelcastRegistrationInfo> event) {
    fireRegistrationUpdateEvent(event);
  }

  @Override
  public void mapCleared(MapEvent event) {
  }

  @Override
  public void mapEvicted(MapEvent event) {
  }

  public void close() {
    map.removeEntryListener(listenerId);
  }
}