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The Fashion Statement: Orange You Glad...?
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...I think it was Yves St Laurent, wasn't it, who showed cerulean military jackets? Cerulean quickly showed up in the collections of eight different designers. Then it filtered down through the department stores and then trickled on down into some tragic casual corner where you, no doubt, fished it out of some clearance bin.
The rant is memorable no only because it was snarky, but also because it was informative. That's exactly how it happens. Silhouettes and colors take on lives of their own and, before you know it, you have a full-fledged trend.
Halfway through New York fashion week, there's indication orange could be the next cerulean blue, in a manner of speaking (purple and red have been in the limelight recently).
Designers presented several orange "groups" -- three or four looks in one color scheme -- in their collections. Donna Karan's orange gowns and dresses were striking against a mostly pale palette of grays, silver and white. At Carolina Herrera (pictured above), orange gowns and dresses played beautifully off of an array of purple gowns. Carlos Miele showed a killer short cocktail dress with a racer back, one of the highlights of his show.
If that's the color of spring, thank goodness it's flattering. Orange you glad we aren't talking about mustard green?


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How caravan theft prevention can impact your caravan insurance policy
Apart from buying a house, purchasing and maintaining a caravan is likely to be one of the biggest investments you will make.
Whilst it has been reported that caravan theft has reduced, it remains a common occurrence and costs insurers millions of pounds in claims each year. Last year alone it is suggested that 1,200 caravans were stolen in the UK, therefore, it is important to do all you can to minimise the possibility of your caravan being stolen.
With a little bit of time and a small investment, a number of caravan theft prevention measures can easily be put in place.
It is quite straightforward for example, to fit a number of security devices that make it harder for your caravan to be broken into or towed away. These include:
Your first port of call for caravan theft prevention is to ensure that all windows and the door to your caravan are maintained to a high standard. Check that they can be locked firmly and securely and if required, add or replace locks. You can also buy additional over-locks that cover the standard locks.
Impact on your caravan insurance policy:
If you have not secured your unit properly then cover for your contents and personal effects may be declined in the event of a claim. Most insurers will decline claims for theft from the caravan unless it can be demonstrated that 'forcible' and 'violent' means were used to enter the caravan.
A hitch lock is one of the most popular caravan security additions. As the name suggests they cover and lock your hitching mechanism so that no one else can hook up your caravan and tow it away.
It is a minimum requirement of most insurers that when your caravan is left unattended that either a wheel clamp or a hitch lock is fitted. Many insurers will decline to pay the claim if these minimum security requirements are not observed. At Club Care we will simply increase the excess.
Wheel locks are devices that are attached to the wheel of your caravan to demobilise it. There are a number of models available. Some cover the wheel and some lock the wheel through gaps in the wheel. Not all wheel locks are suitable for all caravans so ensure you buy an appropriate make.
Fitting certain accredited devices can mean a substantial saving on your caravan insurance premium. At Club Care we will give you a 20% caravan insurance saving for fitting either an AL-KO secure wheel lock - Diamond accredited by Sold Secure - or the Winterhoff (formally BPW or SAS Diamond) wheel lock. In addition if your caravan is stolen and protected by an 'Approved Security Device', which is in force and fitted at the time the caravan is stolen there will be no excess to pay.
Tracking devices represent a hi-tech approach to caravan security. These electronic boxes are hidden within the structure of the caravan. Although operating systems vary, the majority of them electronically report the whereabouts of the vehicle by sending a signal back to a central control room. If you have a pro-active tracking device and the caravan is moving without your knowledge, the central control room will then contact you and depending on your response, the police can be called. Due to the nature of the technology involved, these caravan theft prevention devices are more expensive than simple immobilisers and they can also involve an airtime cost.
Pro-active tracking devices have a proven track record in recovering stolen caravans. Because of this, insurers are prepared to give a substantial caravan insurance saving. With Club Care we will give a premium discount of up to 20% for fitting a pro-active tracking device.
The Club approved tracking system is the new AppelloGEO Club Secure unit. It has a number of unique features designed to give you the very best chance of getting your caravan back in the event it's stolen. Club Care Insurance will give members who fit a Club Secure unit a discount of 25%.
Find out more about Club Secure.
An alarm, especially one that emits a startling noise when activated, can be a very useful tool in preventing caravan theft.
Some insurers will give a small discount for having an alarm.
Fitting simple caravan security devices as mentioned above is important and can safeguard your policy as well as reduce the cost of your caravan insurance.
Club Care touring caravan insurance has been especially created by members of The Camping and Caravanning Club for members. Club Care Insurance offers bespoke caravan insurance giving you all the protection you need at a competitive price.
It is clear then, that fitting a range of security devices to your caravan has significant benefits. You'll have increased peace of mind knowing that your holiday is less likely to be spoilt by theft, and you'll also reap the additional benefit of reduced insurance costs.

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"My father tried to help people. . . . He just could not see people suffering because they were Jewish, or because they are against Hitler," said Christoph von Dohnanyi of his father's resistance work during World War II.
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The conductor's father was a key member of the German resistance. Pictured, a self-portrait his father, Hans, sketched in a German prison in 1943, two years before he was executed.
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Hans and his wife, Christine, in 1927.
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Christoph being held by his father, Hans, alongside his sister, Barbara, and brother, Klaus, in 1939.
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VIDEO: Commonplace Coffeehouse to compete in regional competition |
1 day ago - - JAMES J. NESTOR | |
Baristas from the Commonplace Coffeehouse Co. are headed to New York City this weekend to compete in the America's Best Coffeehouse competition. [Read More] |
Officials working for quieter IUPatty's Day |
1 day ago - - SAM KUSIC |
Indiana Borough is battening down the hatches — it's a party weekend at IUP. [Read More] |
INDIANA BOROUGH: Councilman says consult flood zone maps first |
1 day ago - - RANDY WELLS |
Indiana Borough Councilman John Hartman said Tuesday that rates for national flood insurance have risen dramatically in recent years and some banks are telling homeowners they must buy flood insurance for their properties. [Read More] |
Hillsdale center celebrates Mardi Gras | |
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A Mardi Gras party was held Tuesday at Hillsdale Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. [Read More] |
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Every Thursday, get the Gazette's complete listing of concerts, films, theater, music, dance and other performing arts. It's all one click away in the entertainment center. [Read More] |
Youth club holds Mardi Gras benefit event | |
1 day ago - - KAYLA GRUBE | |
The Evergreen Boys and Girls Club held its fourth annual Mardi Gras Auction on Fat Tuesday at Benjamin's restaurant, Indiana. [Read More] |
Benefit dinner held | |
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The Federation of Democratic Women held its annual spaghetti dinner fundraiser Sunday at the Chevy Chase Community Center in White Township. [Read More] |
House passes Shuster's fuel relief bill |
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The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday voted unanimously to pass a bill introduced by Congressman Bill Shuster, R-Hollidaysburg, to provide emergency relief for the ongoing propane and home heating fuels crisis. [Read More] |
'Last Gladiator' to be presented | |
1 day ago - | |
ARMAGH — United High School's Drama Club will present "The Last Gladiator" at 7 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday in the high school auditorium. [Read More] |
Student art show to open Wednesday |
1 day ago - |
The Horace Mann Elementary Gallery, 205 S. Fifth St., Indiana, will present an exhibit titled "Picture Mixture," Wednesday through April 14. [Read More] |
All Indiana Sports News
IUP BASKETBALL: Stamp named to all-conference team | |
1 day ago - | |
IUP's Lindsay Stamp has been named to the women's basketball All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference West first team. [Read More] |
Fool's Run slated for April 5 |
1 day ago - |
Indiana Road Runners Club will conduct the 36th annual Fool's Run 10K Run and 3-Mile Fun Walk on Saturday, April 5, at S&T Bank Arena. [Read More] |
Lacrosse club sets meeting |
1 day ago - |
The Indiana Area Lacrosse Club will meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the LGI Room in the Indiana Junior High School. [Read More] |
IUP BASKETBALL: Mercyhurst men shock Crimson Hawks | |
2 days ago - - TONY COCCAGNA | |
The IUP Crimson Hawks have to play the waiting game, same as they waited Tuesday night for their shots to fall, their free throws to drop, their energy to surge and the momentum to shift. [Read More] |
IUP BASKETBALL: Crimson Hawks fall to Edinboro in PSAC women's quarterfinals |
2 days ago - - ELI NELLIS |
EDINBORO — IUP went into McComb Fieldhouse confident, and a strong early burst had the Crimson Hawks flying high. Unfortunately, that marked the end of the positives, both for the game and the 2013-14 season. [Read More] |
IUP FOOTBALL: Crimson Hawks add 11th game to schedule | |
2 days ago - - MATTHEW BURGLUND | |
IUP head coach Curt Cignetti said Tuesday that the Crimson Hawks have found an opponent to play in the opening weekend of the 2014 football season. [Read More] |
HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Seven from area head to states in search of gold |
2 days ago - |
While Derry's Micky Phillippi and Blairsville's Drew Doak and Scott Thompson each know how to progress through the rigors of the state wrestling tournament, United's Tyler Oliver and Derry's Stone Kepple have yet to test their valor in Hershey. [Read More] |
Basketball playoff tickets on sale |
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HOMER CITY — Advance tickets for the Homer-Center High School boys' first-round PIAA Class A playoff basketball game will be available in the high school office today through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. [Read More] |
ZEKE WILSON: Time to get gear in order |
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Although the long-term forecast shows little in the way of warmth, turning the calendar past February the other day still felt good. [Read More] |
JEFF KNAPP: Time to spring forward | |
3 days ago - - JEFF KNAPP | |
Though the calendar suggests spring is near, reality confirms winter is very much alive and well. The promise of warmer weather will eventually be fulfilled, though not as soon as many of us would like. When it does, here are some great trips to take over the spring and summer months. [Read More] |
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Indiana Borough police reported that James Elliot, 25, of Marion Center, and Andrew Elliot, 25, of Black Lick, assaulted two men at 1:36 a.m. Feb. 23 in the 500 block of Philadelphia Street. [Read More] |
Bitcoin CEO found dead |
1 day ago - |
SINGAPORE (AP) — The CEO of the virtual currency exchange Bitcoin was found dead in her home in Singapore. [Read More] |
Feds: Guard scam cost nearly $300,000 |
1 day ago - |
PITTSBURGH — A no-show job scheme involving a retired Air National Guard officer from Pennsylvania and a civilian contractor from Maryland has cost the Air National Guard nearly $300,000, a federal prosecutor said Wednesday. [Read More] |
Man accused of killing lawmaker's sisters |
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PITTSBURGH — A man charged with robbing and killing two sisters of an Iowa state lawmaker turned himself in to police on Wednesday after professing his innocence on Facebook and claiming he had been framed. [Read More] |
Biden touts $35 million for rape kit testing |
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden says a proposed $35 million grant program will get untested rape kits off the shelves and put criminals behind bars. [Read More] |
Family of four rescued after van driven into ocean |
1 day ago - |
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A pregnant South Carolina woman who drove a minivan carrying her three young children into the ocean surf off Florida had talked about demons before leaving the house, according to her sister who worriedly called police, officials said during a news conference Wednesday. [Read More] |
Officials: Cause of fire still undetermined | |
2 days ago - - CHAUNCEY ROSS | |
Dangerous conditions of two burned houses in Indiana prevented authorities from finding the point of origin and the cause of a blaze that gutted the structures early Tuesday. [Read More] |
Kittanning woman killed in house fire |
2 days ago - |
KITTANNING — A Kittanning woman was overcome by smoke and died last night as fire swept through her house along Sirwell Street, the Armstrong County coroner's office reported. [Read More] |
2 days ago - |
IUP police cited Yuli Fernandes, of Brazil, with underage drinking at 7:03 a.m. Sunday in the Stephenson Hall dormitory. Investigators reported Fernandes had passed out in a shower with the water running, allowing it to overflow. [Read More] |
2 days ago - |
Authorities reported that at least three traffic accidents took place Sunday afternoon on Route 217 at Zepko Lane, and provided details today of two of the crashes. [Read More] |
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1ST BIRTHDAY: Aidan Clark | |
1 day ago - | |
Aidan Andrew Clark, of Brush Valley, celebrated his first birthday on Feb. 20, 2014. [Read More] |
99TH BIRTHDAY: Anna Pappal | |
1 day ago - | |
Anna Oresik Pappal will celebrate her 99th birthday on March 16, 2014. She was born in Indiana County in 1915,... [Read More] |
87TH BIRTHDAY: Ed Mrasz | |
1 day ago - | |
Ed Mrasz will celebrate his 87th birthday March 14, 2014. [Read More] |
Gazette readers' birthdays, March 6 |
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Be sure to wish a happy birthday to these Gazette readers when you see them today .... [Read More] |
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Indiana Regional Medical Center, March 5, 2014: [Read More] |
Gazette readers' birthdays, March 5 |
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Be sure to wish a happy birthday to these Gazette readers when you see them today ... [Read More] |
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Indiana Regional Medical Center, March 4, 2014: [Read More] |
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The Gazette corrects factual errors as soon as they are brought to our attention. If you see an error or omission, call Eric Ebeling, executive editor, at extension 269. [Read More] |
BIRTH: Sutton Francis Richard Fisher |
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Sutton Francis Richard Fisher was born Jan. 24, 2014, at Indiana Regional Medical Center. [Read More] |
Gazette readers' birthdays, March 4 |
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Be sure to wish a happy birthday to these Gazette readers when you see them today ... [Read More] |
All World News
U.S. restricts Russia visas |
1 day ago - |
The Obama administration slapped new visa restrictions today on pro-Russian opponents of the new Ukraine government in Kiev and cleared the way for financial sanctions as the West began punishing Moscow for its occupation of Ukraine's Crimea region. [Read More] |
With new SAT, 1,600 will become perfect score again |
1 day ago - |
The perfect score will again be 1,600. What's more, the essay will be optional, students will no longer be penalized for wrong answers and the vocabulary is shifting to do away with some high-sounding words such as "prevaricator" and "sagacious." [Read More] |
New SAT at a glance |
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Changes coming in 2016 to the SAT: [Read More] |
Snow, ice cover will boost Great Lakes levels |
1 day ago - |
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — Water levels in the Great Lakes are expected to continue a steady recovery this year, courtesy of widespread ice cover that is slowing evaporation and snowfall that has approached record amounts in some cities, federal experts said Wednesday. [Read More] |
Bitcoin CEO found dead |
1 day ago - |
SINGAPORE (AP) — The CEO of the virtual currency exchange Bitcoin was found dead in her home in Singapore. [Read More] |
Movie a thrill for daughter of real-life Monuments Man |
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Dorothy Hammett Allen received a surprise recently. Her son, Richard, who lives in Connecticut, called to say he'd unearthed a military notebook that belonged to her father, Ralph W. Hammett, one of the Monuments Men. [Read More] |
Heat assistance program changed |
1 day ago - |
HARRISBURG (AP) — The Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare is making a change in its heating assistance program that will translate into hundreds of millions in food stamp benefits. [Read More] |
Peduto meets with UPMC |
1 day ago - |
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A meeting scheduled weeks ago between Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center CEO Jeffrey Romoff took on greater significance in the wake of recent protests. [Read More] |
Corbett touts interview site |
1 day ago - |
HARRISBURG (AP) — Pennsylvanians looking for work can now sharpen their job-hunting skills on the state's new Internet-based mock-interview program. [Read More] |
Slots revenue shows decline |
1 day ago - |
HARRISBURG (AP) — Regulators say bad winter weather once again kept gamblers away from Pennsylvania casinos. [Read More] |
All Reader Letters and Gazette Editorials
Letter to the Editor: Dues deduction issue has been distorted |
1 week ago - |
There are currently two bills in the state Legislature that if passed would prohibit state employees from having their union dues deducted from their paychecks. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: Indiana board AWOL in use of resources |
1 week ago - |
"This board has been absent without leave for the last several years." This was said by a steel industry analyst about the accountability of the U.S. Steel Corp. board of directors, but it can also be said of the Indiana Area school board. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: Gas drilled here, but not all can get it |
2 weeks ago - |
A paragraph in Robert Colgan's Jan. 29 letter ("Leadership lacking on energy issues") reignited a consideration I've had for some time. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: United Way campaign chair offers thanks |
2 weeks ago - |
I am absolutely overwhelmed with gratitude to this community for the support that you have shown to the United Way of Indiana County. It was wonderful to celebrate exceeding the 2013 goal for the campaign with donations of more than $737,170. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: Don't misread lessons from history |
2 weeks ago - |
Having recently read several letters to this editorial page, I was slightly amused by the lack of historical and factual insight within some of the missives. [Read More] |
AS I SEE IT: A budget that speaks to our future | |
3 weeks ago - | |
The main message in the state budget I have presented is that Pennsylvania has turned a corner in its journey to prosperity and is now ready to hit full economic stride. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: Key role of health/phys ed undervalued |
3 weeks ago - |
I read with great interest Tuesday's article concerning staffing levels in the Indiana Area School District. I was particularly interested in the case Patrick Snyder was making to the board for the prevention of staff reductions in health and physical education. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: Ring of steel - the new reality |
3 weeks ago - |
Did you catch this on the news? The new term for security at the Olympics in Russia is the ring of steel. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: Youth center ecumenical, independent |
3 weeks ago - |
As deacon in charge of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Northern Cambria, I was delighted to read the article published in the Gazette's church news on Saturday. St. Thomas has received a grant for significant improvements to its 93-year-old building, which will begin in March. [Read More] |
Letter to the Editor: Don't park illegally in handicap spaces |
3 weeks ago - |
If you do not have an authorized placard or license plate, it is never acceptable to park in a handicapped parking space — even for a few minutes. When you do so, you are breaking the law. [Read More] |


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REST in Place is an AJAX Inplace-Editor that talks to RESTful controllers. It requires absolutely no additional server-side code if your controller fulfills the following REST preconditions:
- It uses the HTTP PUT method to update a record
- It delivers an object in JSON form for requests with "Accept: application/json" headers
The editor works by PUTting the updated value to the server and GETting the updated record afterwards to display the updated value. That way any authentication methods or otherwise funky workflows in your controllers are used for the inplace-editors requests.
To save the additional GET request, you can take the shortcut of returning the updated record in the response to the PUT request. See the testapp for an example.
URL: http://github.com/janv/rest_in_place/
REPOSITORY: git://github.com/janv/restinplace.git
BLOG: http://jan.varwig.org/projects/rest-in-place
If you like REST in Place, you can flattr me:
Since I guess most people use REST in Place in Rails apps, I turned this
entire thing into a gem that you can require in your Gemfile. It requires
jQuery, but it will NOT install a jquery-rails
dependency. This is done so
you aren't forced to use jquery-rails
if you want to run a more up-to-date
version of jQuery. Just make sure that jQuery is there.
REST in Place requires Rails >= 3.1 as a dependency since it loads through the asset pipeline.
The CoffeeScript code (lib/assets/javascripts/rest_in_place/rest_in_place.coffee.erb
only relies on the presence of jQuery. You can extract just that file and use
it with whatever framework in whatever server-side language you want, given
that you follow the coventions described later in this document.
Even though this is processed by ERB to sniff out some relevant Rails settings, you can use it as a CoffeeScript file without modification. (This feature might vanish at any time in the future, tying RIP closer to Rails).
JavaScript only
If you're still using JavaScript, give CoffeeScript a try. It's a preprocessor/different syntax, that makes writing JavaScript bearable. If you absolutely don't want to learn anything new, just convert REST in Place to JavaScript using http://js2coffee.org/ before including it in your project.
Just add
gem 'rest_in_place'
to your Gemfile.
Then load the JavaScript by adding <%= javascriptincludetag "restinplace" %>
into your layout. Alternatively you can require 'restinplace' in your
JavaScript files in app/assets
, for example in your application.js:
//= require 'rest_in_place'
In both cases, make sure you load REST in Place after jQuery.
Rails Request forgery Protection
For REST in Place to work with Rails request forgery protection, you need to have the Rails CSRF meta tags in your HTML head:
<%= csrf_meta_tags %>
Usage Instructions
To make a piece of Text inplace-editable, wrap it into an element (a span usually) with class "rest-in-place". The editor needs 3 pieces of information to work: a URL, an object name and the attribute name. These are provided as follows:
put attributes into the element, like this:
 <%= @user.name %>
if any of these attributes is missing, DOM parents of the element are searched for them. That means you can write something like:

 Name: <%= @user.name %>
 eMail: <%= @user.email %>

You can completely omit the url to use the current document's url. With proper RESTful controllers this should always work, the explicit url-attribute is for cases when you want to edit a resource that is displayed as part of a non-RESTful webpage.
Rails provides the dom_id helper that constructs a dom id out of an ActiveRecord for you. So, your HTML page may look like this:
<div id="<%= dom_id @user # == "user_1" %>"> Name: <%= @user.name %>
 eMail: <%= @user.email %>

REST in Place recognizes dom_ids of this form and derives the object parameter from them, so that (with the current documents url used) you really only need to provide the attributes name in most cases.
Note that a manually defined (in the element or in one of the parents)
object always overrides dom_id recognition.REST in Place supports multiple form types. The default type is a input field, a textarea is also supported. To select a form type use the
attribute in the element and set it to the name of your formtype (input
, ortextarea
).To write your own form types, just extend the
object and select your new form type throught thedata-formtype
Elements with the class rest-in-place
are picked up automatically upon
. For other elements, grab them via jQuery and call
restInPlace() on the jQuery object.
Your routes.rb:
resources :users
Your app/controllers/users_controller.rb:
class UsersController < ApplicationController
def show
@user = User.find params[:id]
respond_to do |type|
type.json {render :json => @user}
def update
@user = User.find params[:id]
if @user.update_attributes!(params[:user])
respond_to do |format|
format.html { redirect_to( @person )}
format.json { render :json => @user }
respond_to do |format|
format.html { render :action => :edit } # edit.html.erb
format.json { render :nothing => true }
Your app/views/users/show.html.erb:
<div id="<%= dom_id @user %>">
ID: <%= @user.id %>

Name: <%= @user.name %>

Hobbies: <%= @user.hobbies %>
You can run this example by running to the testapp included in this plugin with script/server (sqlite3 required) and visiting localhost:3000/users/
you might need to set up the database first.
Copy and edit testapp/config/database.yml.sample
If you don't want to use the included sqlite3 database, run rake db:create
and rake db:schema:load
REST in Place is very picky about correct headers and formatting. If you experience errors, please make sure your controller sends responses as properly formatted JSON with the correct MIME-Type "application/json".
The repository contains a testapp
directory with a rails app that can be
used to test REST in Place. Just head to http://localhost:3000
to see it in
There's also an automated Jasmine spec suite running at
. You can find the sources for the specs at
I'd love to get comments, bug reports (or better, pull-requests) about REST in Place. For this, you can either fork the project to send a pull request, or submit a bug in the tracker at github: http://github.com/janv/rest_in_place/issues
For general comments and questions, please use the comment function on my blog: http://jan.varwig.org/projects/rest-in-place
If you send pull requests be sure to also add tests and make sure the existing tests pass.
Copyright (c) 2011 [Jan Varwig], released under the MIT license


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Sanford-Burnham at Lake Nona established the Tavistock Distinguished Professor Chair for its Scientific Director. The new chair and its inaugural holder, Daniel Kelly, M.D., were celebrated at an installation ceremony on September 12, 2013.
The 2014 Origins of Disease scientific symposium will take place March 3-5, 2014, at our Lake Nona (Orlando) campus.
The hardening of arteries is a hallmark of atherosclerosis. Now, researchers at our Diabetes and Obesity Research Center have described the molecular and cellular pathway that leads to this hardening of the arteries.
Please join us in welcoming László Nagy, M.D., Ph.D., to our Lake Nona campus. He will lead a new cross-platform research program that will help accelerate discoveries at our Orlando campus.
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Type 2 diabetes, which is driven by obesity, has increased dramatically in the last decade, with more than 60 percent of U.S. adults diagnosed as overweight or obese. To address these challenges, scientists in the Diabetes and Obesity Research Center are studying the metabolic basis of obesity-related diabetes and its cardiovascular complications. The center is focused on translational research and has established advanced technology resources and formed clinical and pharmaceutical research partnerships to drive their discoveries toward patient application. Read on to learn more about our scientific programs, drug discovery capabilities, and shared resources, or visit our blog for frequent updates. Learn more about our diabetes and obesity research in the following fields:
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The Diabetes and Obesity Research Center uses a multi-disciplinary approach to study the complex interactions of common metabolic diseases and corresponding cardiovascular complications. Scientists are interested in fundamental questions about disease: What happens when the brain-body "crosstalk" fails? How does a person's genetic background and metabolic make-up dictate the development of obesity and the onset and severity of diabetes? How do errors in fuel burning contribute to the development of metabolic disease? Why is heart disease more difficult to treat in diabetics than heart disease in non-diabetics?
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Scott sponsored Florida's recently enacted voter suppression law, which undermined voting rights in several ways: cutting the early voting time in half; banning former felons who completed their sentences from voting, thereby reversing action taken by previous Republican Gov. Charlie Crist; placing onerous new restrictions on voter registration drives; and scrubbing non-citizens from voter rolls. Secretary of State Ken Browning resigned in February, refusing to carry out Scott's plan. Scott named Detzner to take his place.
Detzner's first target: 182,000 Floridians who are registered to vote but don't have a driver's license and are therefore assumed to be non-citizens. This week, the first 2,600 names on the list received a letter informing them: "You are not a United States citizen, however you are registered to vote." Residents may either request a hearing with the supervisor of elections within 30 days to show proof of citizenship, or simply forfeit their right to vote.
Scott would have been more honest had he simply admitted that his goal was to disenfranchise as many Democrats as possible. The Miami Herald found that two-thirds of the letters were mailed to Miami-Dade, a heavily Democratic county that gave Barack Obama a 17 percentage point margin over John McCain in 2008. And 58 percent of letters were sent to Hispanic residents, even though Hispanics make up only 13 percent of the state's registered voters.
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Republicans justify attempts to suppress the vote by warning about massive voter fraud -- of which there is simply zero evidence. A 2011 survey by the Brennan Center for Justice found voter fraud "extremely rare." Washington state, for example, reported a fraud rate of 0.0009 percent; Ohio, only 0.00004 percent. You're more likely to be struck by lightning.
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It really worries me how many will get suckered into this and have Bell take it away in several months.I had an issue just like this a number of months ago, Bell made me an offer, it was on my account for a period, the suddenly it was gone. When I called in, I was told it had been removed and they would no longer honor it. At that point, I left Bell for internet and kept FibeTV.Regardless of what they tell you, they can and will take the "Unlimited" or "Discounts" off whenever they feel like it, and there's nothing you can do about it.Countless others here can attest the the billing issues people have with Bell, in my 2 years with them for FibeTV/Internet, not one bill, I really mean, not one bill had the amount on it that it should have.Despite no service change, no orders, nothing that would cause a bill difference, my bills were never the same, I spent hours and hours on the phone trying to get it fixed.Never again, unlimited might be a great offer, but IMHO, it's not worth dealing with Bell.
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What I find troubling about this is the POTENTIAL that Bell *knows* the CRTC decision now, and the indies don't -- if this is indeed the case.
Any company that's making profit in the millions needs to know what their staff is doing. Bell is no exception.
Bell has a history of reverting such plans when they know they can screw their customers.
There should be retroactive rate cuts for the indies when shit like this happens.
Good luck with that, they were interim costs
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