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About this piece of Jewelry
This Rainbow Sapphire channel ring has 8 different colors of sapphire. Finger Size 7
This is a special order item and not currently available for viewing in store. Please allow an additional 4-6 weeks for delivery. Call or email us if you have any questions regarding this product.
Approximately 1.06ct, 8- 2.8mm round brilliant cut
Colors may vary slightly from those pictured.
14k Yellow Gold
Please specify desired size at checkout.
Michael Couch.
This would be good for…
- Sapphire/September Birthstone Gift
- Christmas Gift
- Anniversary Present (5th and 45th anniversary gemstone is Sapphire)


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Galina Gheorghe
Galina Gheorghe has been part of Hategan Attorneys for 3 years. She brings to the team her extensive expertise in civil litigations and criminal cases which she has worked on throughout the country. Her multi-language skills, her in-depth legal knowledge and interdisciplinary experience make her a very competent lawyer.

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New AC/DC "Rock 'N Roll Train" Trailer Video
AC/DC has released a teaser trailer of their new video, "Rock 'N Roll Train". The full video is due this Friday. AC/DC's new album, Black Ice will be released October 20th, 2008 via Wal-Mart.
This is so awesome, I can't wait to see them live! Has anyone seen their display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? I work for Positively Cleveland, and we're getting the word out about the Rock Hall. I highly encourage all music fans (and especially AC/DC fans) to check it out. You can start on our website: http://www.positivelycleveland.com/visiting/things_to_do/cleveland_rocks/rock_hall. There are a lot of awesome upcoming events so it's totally worth looking into!
Hope I haven't overstepped my bounds by leaving this comment; just working to let people know about what Cleveland has to offer! If you have any questions or concerns feel free to Email me 🙂
Cary A. Andrews
Positively Cleveland
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SPA Editor Overview
Single page applications (SPAs) can offer compelling experiences for website users. Developers want to be able to build sites using SPA frameworks and authors want to seamlessly edit content within AEM for a site built using such frameworks.
The SPA Editor offers a comprehensive solution for supporting SPAs within AEM. This page gives an overview of how SPA support is structured in AEM, how the SPA Editor works, and how the SPA framework and AEM keep in synch.
The Single-Page Application (SPA) Editor feature requires AEM 6.4 service pack 2 or newer.
The SPA Editor is the recommended solution for projects that require SPA framework based client-side rendering (e.g. React or Angular).
Sites built using common SPA frameworks such as React and Angular load their content via dynamic JSON and do not provide the HTML structure that is necessary for the AEM Page Editor to be able to place edit controls.
To enable the editing of SPAs within AEM, a mapping between the JSON output of the SPA and the content model in the AEM repository is needed to save changes to the content.
SPA support in AEM introduces a thin JS layer that interacts with the SPA JS code when loaded in the Page Editor with which events can be sent and the location for the edit controls can be activated to allow in-context editing. This feature builds upon the Content Services API Endpoint concept since the content from the SPA needs to be loaded via Content Services.
For further details about SPAs in AEM, see the following documents:
- SPA Blueprint for the technical requirements of an SPA
- Getting Started with SPAs in AEM for a quick tour of a simple SPA
The page component for a SPA doesn't provide the HTML elements of its child components via the JSP or HTL file. This operation is delegated to the SPA framework. The representation of child components or model is fetched as a JSON data structure from the JCR. The SPA components are then added to the page according to that structure. This behavior differentiates the page component's initial body composition from non-SPA counterparts.
Page Model Management
The resolution and the management of the page model is delegated to a provided PageModel library. The SPA must use the Page Model library in order to be initialized and be authored by the SPA Editor. The Page Model library provided indirectly to the AEM Page component via the aem-react-editable-components npm. The Page Model is an interpreter between AEM and the SPA and therefore always must be present. When the page is authored, an additional library cq.authoring.pagemodel.messaging must be added in order to enable the communication with the page editor.
If the SPA page component inherits from the page core component, there are two options for making the cq.authoring.pagemodel.messaging client library category available:
- If the template is editable, add it to the page policy.
- Or add the categories using the customfooterlibs.html .
For each resource in the exported model the SPA will map an actual component which will do the rendering. The model, represented as JSON, are then rendered using the component mappings within a container.
The inclusion of the cq.authoring.pagemodel.messaging category should be limited to the context of the SPA Editor.
Communication Data Type
When the cq.authoring.pagemodel.messaging category is added to the page, it will send a message to the Page Editor to establish the JSON communication data type. When the communication data type is set to JSON, the GET requests will communicate with the Sling Model end-points of a component. After an update occurs in the page editor, the JSON representation of the updated component is sent to the Page Model library. The Page Model library then informs the SPA of updates.
You can understand the flow of the interaction between the SPA and AEM by thinking of the SPA Editor as a mediator between the two.
- The communication between the page editor and the SPA is made using JSON instead of HTML.
- The page editor provides the latest version of the page model to the SPA via the iframe and messaging API.
- The page model manager notifies the editor it is ready for edition and passes the page model as a JSON structure.
- The editor doesn't alter or even access the DOM structure of the page being authored rather it provides the latest page model.
Basic SPA Editor Workflow
Keeping in mind the key elements of the SPA Editor, the high-level workflow of editing a SPA within AEM appears to the author as follows.
- SPA Editor loads.
- SPA is loaded in a separate frame.
- SPA requests JSON content and renders components client-side.
- SPA Editor detects rendered components and generates overlays.
- Author clicks overlay, displaying the component's edit toolbar.
- SPA Editor persists edits with a POST request to the server.
- SPA Editor requests updated JSON to the SPA Editor, which is sent to the SPA with a DOM Event.
- SPA re-renders the concerned component, updating its DOM.
Keep in mind:
- The SPA is always in charge of its display.
- The SPA Editor is isolated from the SPA itself.
- In production (publish), the SPA editor is never loaded.
Client-Server Page Editing Workflow
This is a more detailed overview of the client-server interaction when editing a SPA.
- The SPA initializes itself and requests the page model from the Sling Model Exporter.
- The Sling Model Exporter requests the resources that compose the page from the repository.
- The repository returns the resources.
- The Sling Model Exporter returns the model of the page.
- The SPA instantiates its components based on the page model.
- 6a The content informs the editor that it is ready for authoring.6b The page editor requests the component authoring configurations.6c The page editor receives the component configurations.
- When the author edits a component, the page editor posts a modification request to the default POST servlet.
- The resource is updated in the repository.
- The updated resource is provided to the POST servlet.
- The default POST servlet informs the page editor that the resource has been updated.
- The page editor requests the new page model.
- The resources that compose the page are requested from the repository.
- The resources that compose the page are provided by the repository to the Sling Model Exporter.
- The updated page model is returned to the editor.
- The page editor updates the page model reference of the SPA.
- The SPA updates its components based on the new page model reference.
- The component configurations of the page editors are updated.17a The SPA signals the page editor that content is ready.17b The page editor provides the SPA with component configurations.17c The SPA provides updated component configurations.
Requirements & Limitations
To enable the author to use the page editor to edit the content of an SPA, your SPA application must be implemented to interact with the AEM SPA Editor SDK. Please see the Getting Started with SPAs in AEM document for minimum that you need to know to get yours running.
Supported Frameworks
The SPA Editor SDK supports the following minimal versions:
- React 16.x and up
- Angular 6.x and up
Previous versions of these frameworks may work with the AEM SPA Editor SDK, but are not supported.
Additional Frameworks
Additional SPA frameworks can be implemented to work with the AEM SPA Editor SDK. Please see the SPA Blueprint document for the requirements that a framework must fulfill in order to create a framework-specific layer composed of modules, components, and services to work with the AEM SPA Editor.
Using Multiple Selectors
Additional custom selectors can be defined and used as part of an SPA developed for the AEM SPA SDK. However this support requires that the model selector be the first selector and the extension be .json as required by the JSON Exporter.
Text Editor Requirements
If you want to use the in place editor of a text component created in SPA there is additional configuration required.
- Set an attribute (it can be any) on the container wrapper element containing the text HTML. In case of the WKND Journal sample content, it's a <div> element and the selector that has been used is data-rte-editelement .
- Set the configuration editElementQuery on the corresponding AEM text component's cq:InplaceEditingConfig that points to that selector e.g. data-rte-editelement . This lets the editor know which HTML element wraps the HTML text.
For an example of how this is done, see the WKND Journal sample content.
For additional information about the editElementQuery property and the configuration of the rich text editor, see Configure the Rich Text Editor.
The AEM SPA Editor SDK was introduced with AEM 6.4 service pack 2. It is fully supported by Adobe, and as a new feature it continues to be enhanced and expanded. The following AEM features are not yet covered by the SPA Editor:
- Target mode
- ContextHub
- Inline image editing
- Edit configs (eg. listeners)
- Style System
- Undo / Redo
- Page diff and Time Warp
- Features performing HTML rewriting server-side such as Link Checker, CDN rewriter service, URL shortening etc.
- Developer mode
- AEM Launches


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From the Introduction
It is a joy to praise a great book or author; it is a grief and duty to criticize a bad one. But it is especially difficult to criticize someone who has many talents, whose work has positive sides, but which also suffers from certain faults, calling for correction. Such is the case with Christopher West, with his popular presentation of John Paul II's "Theology of the Body."
As gifted as he is—and as much as I appreciate all the good he has done for the Church—West's work continues to fall short in many respects. He has sometimes misunderstood the authentic Catholic tradition; overlooked or disregarded essential aspects of it; and promoted a new form of religious "enthusiasm" which can best be described as wayward. Monsignor Ronald Knox, who critiqued this attitude so well in his book Enthusiasm, was a prophet, recognizing such outbursts as recurring phenomena in the history of the Church, characteristic of easily misguided movements for which we should always be on the watch.
I am not a hugh Christopher West fan and from the early looks of it, I will likely be agreeing with von Hildebrand.


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A Florida man accused of killing his roommate found a novel use for Siri. Police say 20-year-old Pedro Bravo allegedly kidnapped and strangled his friend in 2012, but didn't know where to dispose of the body — that was, until Siri helped him out.
According to his iPhone's records, Mr. Bravo allegedly asked Siri "I need to hide my roommate." The personal assistant app kindly responded by asking "What kind of place are you looking for?" and then offered him four ideal places, including metal foundries, dumps, swamps and reservoirs.
Mr. Bravo allegedly chose a forest in Gainesville to dump the body, which wasn't discovered until weeks later. Police say Mr. Bravo's iPhone shows him using the flashlight function around the same time he buried the body and the location data recorded on it doesn't mesh with Mr. Bravo's account of the evening.


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Cables & Wiring
There is no better feeling than hooking up your gear correctly and being blown away by the sound. There is a sense of accomplishment when you see all those lights turn on and everything running like clockwork. What would your studios be without this stuff? Nothing that's what! No but seriously, try to make a beat with nothing hooked up. Not fun.
Luckily for you, there's not a ridiculous amount of wiring needed for your home setup. Your workspace doesn't have to be a tangled up mish mosh of confusion that seemingly takes forever to sort out. Trust me I've been there, it's really depressing (especially when nothing works lol).
Some standard cables that you may need include:
- 1/4″ instrument cables (TRS or TS) TRS vs. TS
- XLR cables. What is XLR?
- MIDI cables (if you decide on a midi device). What is MIDI? Nowadays, most newer MIDI devices do not require actual MIDI cables anymore. But I still have some!
- RCA cables.
(1/4″ instrument)
These will be used to connect various instruments to your interface as well as other components of your rig. For me, they serve as the bridge between my studio monitors and my audio interface. They will most likely for you as well. There are two types:
- TRS (balanced)
- TS (unbalanced)
Just go with TRS here. They provide a better quality signal and noise reduction. Many folks say there isn't a marked difference between TS and TRS, but I say why take the chance? TRS vs. TS
These are balanced and generally connect from your mic to your audio interface (the mic preamps discussed earlier). They can also provide the link from your interface to your studio monitors (mentioned above) by way of balanced TRS to XLR. If you were to go this route, you would need two wires to power each monitor. These will deliver the phantom power from your interface to your monitors. They can be found here:
Hosa Cable STX110M 1/4 TRS to XLR Male Cable – 10 Foot
In addition, these will connect from your mic to the front of your interface (male to female):
XLR Male To XLR Female Black Mic Cable
Because many of the newer interface models come equipped with combo inputs (accepting both TRS and XLR) your options become more versatile. If you want to record an instrument but don't want to use an amp, an option would be:
TRS > Direct Box > XLR > interface
This set up affords you the luxury of not having to have two mics (one miking an amp and the other for vocals) and you can use it with any instrument that has a 1/4″ input or MIDI inputs (keyboard for example).
These cables are introduced into your lab after you have decided on a midi controller such as a keyboard or some other sort of synthesizer. They connect to your MIDI device (audio interface), via male to male 5-pin connector. Remember, you will need two of these per midi device. One cable to transmit the digital data and the other to receive.
A lot of the newer MIDI devices use USB interfaces, so if you pick up one of those you won't even need cables. However, it's always nice to have some of these lying around in your studio just in case. I too once had a midi keyboard. Here are my old cables:
Chances are, you have some of these lying around in places you never even thought possible. Sometimes when I'm cleaning my room/studio, or looking for something else I will come across at least 2 or 3 bundles of these (The infamous Red, White, and Yellow). They have a huge influence on old electronics and used to be a mainstay in the house. They were primarily used for hooking up VCR's, your camcorder, or your video game system to a display of some sort. Nowadays you can find them lying around collecting dust. It's sad really, and it makes me feel old. Lol.
They are still useful however. For example, my turntable uses the red and white jacks with my basic speakers (left and right audio respectively). There are definitely still certain instances in which these guys will come in handy, or be used in some capacity. You could also use an instrument cable to RCA adapter and incorporate these into your studio if you needed some wiring in a pinch.
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