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What are the main differences between ReactJS and React-Native?
React-Native is very similar to ReactJS in a way, but there are differences you need to know before you start your first native app. In this article, I’m going through the main differences I have encountered as a ReactJS web developer who learned to use React-Native and built a few native apps with this technology.
To run your app, you will need to have Xcode (for iOS, on Mac only) or Android Studio (for Android) installed on your computer. You can either decide to run it on a simulator/emulator of the platform you want to use or directly on your own devices.
React-Native doesn’t use HTML to render the app, but provides alternative components that work in a similar way. Those React-Native components map the actual real native iOS or Android UI components that get rendered on the app.
Most components provided can be translated to something similar in HTML, where for example a View component is similar to a div tag, and a Text component is similar to a p tag.
Because your code doesn’t get rendered in an HTML page, this also means you won’t be able to reuse any libraries you previously used with ReactJS that renders any kind of HTML, SVG or Canvas. Although you might find alternative libraries for React-Native, react.parts has a Native category for you to find what you need.
I don’t know about you, but even though Flexbox has been around for quite some time already, I’ve never been completely immersed into its use, mostly because the projects I was involved with required backward compatibility with older browsers. With React-Native, you have no better way to build a nicely responsive app than using Flexbox. It can be tricky at first as it doesn’t always behave like it would do with CSS, but you will become quickly good at it once you got the basic understanding. I would recommend you to read this article to learn more about it: Understanding React Native flexbox layout.
In my opinion, the main difficulty with the PanResponder comes when you have nested views/components with their own PanResponder, and you need to decide which one must be granted the control of the gesture.
When I started to build my first mobile app with React-Native, I was wondering how to navigate between 2 scenes. The first thing that I’ve done was to search for an alternative to react-router, this famous library that most React web apps uses to transition between pages. I found a few libraries that do similar jobs, but there was always something I didn’t like about the ones I tried: either it was quite complicated to use, I wasn’t satisfied with the animations, wasn’t customizable the way I wanted it to be, or wasn’t behaving or working properly on both Android and iOS devices. Then I started wondering how navigation actually works, and I found the Navigator component provided by React-Native. I should have started from there, looking for an alternative of react-router was in my opinion not the best idea.
Most mobile apps don’t have plenty of scenes going in every direction like would do a web app, the Navigator component even though it might seem a bit complicated to use at first will provide you everything you need to manage the transition between scenes. Unless you build a very large scale mobile app that requires lots of different scenes and you are afraid to get lost at some point, I think you should stick with Navigator. You can also have a look to NavigatorExperimental, but in my opinion, it’s not ready yet to be used for production.
When you build a Native app, it’s important to know the user interface and experience for iOS and Android might need to be different.
You can define a universal design for your app to look exactly the same for both platforms as long as it stays intuitive and doesn’t confuse either platform users.
You can define sets of code for each platform, meaning you will have a different DOM, stylesheets and even maybe different logic and animations in order to follow the UI and UX guideline of the platform.
If you decide to go with the second point, React-Native can detect which platform you are running the code from and load the right code for the right platform. I would recommend you to have the main logic of your components defined in one file called index.js, then you’ll have the presentational components defined with individual files. For iOS and Android, you will have respectively index.ios.js and index.android.js files.
If you feel like having 2 different files is too much overhead for very minimal changes you can use the Platform module with a conditional statement.
When you start a new native project, you get a few developer tools out of the box from React without the need of installing anything, and that’s pretty awesome in my opinion. Hot Reloading is available and is great to use when you need to make small changes to the styles of your app. For bigger changes impacting the logic of the app, I usually prefer to use Live Reload which reloads your app entirely as you make a change in the code.
The beauty of working with React-Native is also the ability to use most developer tools you use with ReactJS. Chrome Dev Tools works beautifully to inspect the network requests, display the console logs and stop the code on debugger statements. You can even use the great Redux DevTools to inspect the state of your Redux store. One feature that I miss the most though is the ability to inspect the DOM like you would do on the web, the native Inspector is definitely not as good.
If you develop an app for both iOS and Android, you will need to learn how Xcode and Android Studio work in order to make sure everything is set up properly before the first deployment of your app on the App Store or the Google Play. For iOS, it works just like you will deploy a regular native app, although for Android, you will need to follow the React recommendation to sign your APK before uploading it to the Google Play.
If you miss the ability to simply type a single command line to publish an update of your native app like you would do it with a web app and a VCS properly setup, you can use the awesome Code Push to deploy code directly to the user, without the need of archiving, sending your app to the store and waiting for it to be ready. Code Push is great if you want to make a few improvements or bug fixes but is not recommended if you want to add entirely new features.
The community around React-Native gets very big and keeps growing, the technology is not going away any time soon and I would definitely recommend any web developer who wants to create a mobile app to forget about Cordova and give it a try.

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what are the main differences between reactjs and react-native?
react-native is very similar to reactjs in a way, but there are differences you need to know before you start your first native app. in this article, i’m going through the main differences i have encountered as a reactjs web developer who learned to use react-native and built a few native apps with this technology.
to run your app, you will need to have xcode (for ios, on mac only) or android studio (for android) installed on your computer. you can either decide to run it on a simulator/emulator of the platform you want to use or directly on your own devices.
react-native doesn’t use html to render the app, but provides alternative components that work in a similar way. those react-native components map the actual real native ios or android ui components that get rendered on the app.
most components provided can be translated to something similar in html, where for example a view component is similar to a div tag, and a text component is similar to a p tag.
because your code doesn’t get rendered in an html page, this also means you won’t be able to reuse any libraries you previously used with reactjs that renders any kind of html, svg or canvas. although you might find alternative libraries for react-native, react.parts has a native category for you to find what you need.
i don’t know about you, but even though flexbox has been around for quite some time already, i’ve never been completely immersed into its use, mostly because the projects i was involved with required backward compatibility with older browsers. with react-native, you have no better way to build a nicely responsive app than using flexbox. it can be tricky at first as it doesn’t always behave like it would do with css, but you will become quickly good at it once you got the basic understanding. i would recommend you to read this article to learn more about it: understanding react native flexbox layout.
in my opinion, the main difficulty with the panresponder comes when you have nested views/components with their own panresponder, and you need to decide which one must be granted the control of the gesture.
when i started to build my first mobile app with react-native, i was wondering how to navigate between 2 scenes. the first thing that i’ve done was to search for an alternative to react-router, this famous library that most react web apps uses to transition between pages. i found a few libraries that do similar jobs, but there was always something i didn’t like about the ones i tried: either it was quite complicated to use, i wasn’t satisfied with the animations, wasn’t customizable the way i wanted it to be, or wasn’t behaving or working properly on both android and ios devices. then i started wondering how navigation actually works, and i found the navigator component provided by react-native. i should have started from there, looking for an alternative of react-router was in my opinion not the best idea.
most mobile apps don’t have plenty of scenes going in every direction like would do a web app, the navigator component even though it might seem a bit complicated to use at first will provide you everything you need to manage the transition between scenes. unless you build a very large scale mobile app that requires lots of different scenes and you are afraid to get lost at some point, i think you should stick with navigator. you can also have a look to navigatorexperimental, but in my opinion, it’s not ready yet to be used for production.
when you build a native app, it’s important to know the user interface and experience for ios and android might need to be different.
you can define a universal design for your app to look exactly the same for both platforms as long as it stays intuitive and doesn’t confuse either platform users.
you can define sets of code for each platform, meaning you will have a different dom, stylesheets and even maybe different logic and animations in order to follow the ui and ux guideline of the platform.
if you decide to go with the second point, react-native can detect which platform you are running the code from and load the right code for the right platform. i would recommend you to have the main logic of your components defined in one file called index.js, then you’ll have the presentational components defined with individual files. for ios and android, you will have respectively index.ios.js and index.android.js files.
if you feel like having 2 different files is too much overhead for very minimal changes you can use the platform module with a conditional statement.
when you start a new native project, you get a few developer tools out of the box from react without the need of installing anything, and that’s pretty awesome in my opinion. hot reloading is available and is great to use when you need to make small changes to the styles of your app. for bigger changes impacting the logic of the app, i usually prefer to use live reload which reloads your app entirely as you make a change in the code.
the beauty of working with react-native is also the ability to use most developer tools you use with reactjs. chrome dev tools works beautifully to inspect the network requests, display the console logs and stop the code on debugger statements. you can even use the great redux devtools to inspect the state of your redux store. one feature that i miss the most though is the ability to inspect the dom like you would do on the web, the native inspector is definitely not as good.
if you develop an app for both ios and android, you will need to learn how xcode and android studio work in order to make sure everything is set up properly before the first deployment of your app on the app store or the google play. for ios, it works just like you will deploy a regular native app, although for android, you will need to follow the react recommendation to sign your apk before uploading it to the google play.
if you miss the ability to simply type a single command line to publish an update of your native app like you would do it with a web app and a vcs properly setup, you can use the awesome code push to deploy code directly to the user, without the need of archiving, sending your app to the store and waiting for it to be ready. code push is great if you want to make a few improvements or bug fixes but is not recommended if you want to add entirely new features.
the community around react-native gets very big and keeps growing, the technology is not going away any time soon and i would definitely recommend any web developer who wants to create a mobile app to forget about cordova and give it a try.


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Business Membership is required if you operate a business and wish to use the community tools on this site (Forum and Blogs). Business Membership provides ALL the features and tools of Personal Membership, with modifications that allow your site Profile to be presented in the name of your Business, rather than a personal name.
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Opportunities to purchase advertising slots, either on the site or within our e-newsletter, are also available to our Business Members if desired.
Using TriathlonOz as a Business Member will change the appearance of how the site displays information to you due to all the inbuilt features designed to provide the optimal experience.
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When your Membership is processed, you'll receive an email confirming when you new profile is ready for you to setup. This will contain all the necessary instructions to access the tools to customise your Member Profile Page, and explain ways to utilise the Member features. We'll also send you a Business Membership Package (Membership Card, Sticker, Mousemat) in the snail mail.

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in addition to the free services of site registration, we also offer unique site features through a business membership arrangement. this page explains the features of business membership, how it differs to the membership we offer to individuals (through personal membership), the cost and how to join.
business membership is required if you operate a business and wish to use the community tools on this site (forum and blogs). business membership provides all the features and tools of personal membership, with modifications that allow your site profile to be presented in the name of your business, rather than a personal name.
to add value to your membership, you will also receive a free promotion/link on the triathlonoz home page at the time of joining. this is a permanent slot to promote the most recently joined business member. this promotion consists of a link to your business profile page, which you will have access to create online at the time of joining so we encourage you to be prompt in the setup of this whilst the opportunity remains active.
opportunities to purchase advertising slots, either on the site or within our e-newsletter, are also available to our business members if desired.
using triathlonoz as a business member will change the appearance of how the site displays information to you due to all the inbuilt features designed to provide the optimal experience.
all our members (both personal and business) see/get discounted pricing (currently 5% discount) on all listed items in the triathlonoz shop. please feel welcome to buy individual volumes or in bulk.
when your membership is processed, you'll receive an email confirming when you new profile is ready for you to setup. this will contain all the necessary instructions to access the tools to customise your member profile page, and explain ways to utilise the member features. we'll also send you a business membership package (membership card, sticker, mousemat) in the snail mail.


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If you are currently being coached, or if you have consulted with the Coaching Coordinator about joining the coaching program, ( coach.longboat@gmail.com ), you may pay the additional $ 75.00 coaching fee through the Registration Page.
You can also join the club without choosing the coaching option.
If you choose to join the coaching program at a later date after becoming a member, and you have consulted with the Coaching Coordinator, you may pay the $75.00 coaching fee by cheque, money order or e-mail transfer to the Treasurer.
Longboat Roadrunners are pleased to host an awards banquet & dinner/dance.
Our hardworking and dedicated Communications Coordinator, Melinda Campbell, has released the second newsletter of 2013. Click here for your reading enjoyment.
Huge thank you to Melinda for putting out two amazing pieces of work this year.
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if you are currently being coached, or if you have consulted with the coaching coordinator about joining the coaching program, ( coach.longboat@gmail.com ), you may pay the additional $ 75.00 coaching fee through the registration page.
you can also join the club without choosing the coaching option.
if you choose to join the coaching program at a later date after becoming a member, and you have consulted with the coaching coordinator, you may pay the $75.00 coaching fee by cheque, money order or e-mail transfer to the treasurer.
longboat roadrunners are pleased to host an awards banquet & dinner/dance.
our hardworking and dedicated communications coordinator, melinda campbell, has released the second newsletter of 2013. click here for your reading enjoyment.
huge thank you to melinda for putting out two amazing pieces of work this year.
so, grab a hot chocolate, cozy up with a blanket, and get reading!


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I was in a terrible car accident. Moseley Collins took my case. He took care of every single detail. All I had to do was get well.
When they hurt me, I knew who to call. I knew who would help me and who I could trust. Moseley Collins.
People come to see doctors and hospitals to get help. But sometimes they get hurt.
What I like about the practice of law is I get to help people by winning their cases, paying their bills and giving them a fresh start in life.
If you've been hurt by a hospital or doctor, call me.
I want to speak to you about faith in God.
saveyourbaby.org provides pregnant women with medical care, insurance and counseling.
When I got hurt, I couldn't even work so I called Mosely Collins. When he won my case, I was able to start a whole new career.
If you've been badly injured, you need a lawyer who understands the suffering you are going through.

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i was in a terrible car accident. moseley collins took my case. he took care of every single detail. all i had to do was get well.
when they hurt me, i knew who to call. i knew who would help me and who i could trust. moseley collins.
people come to see doctors and hospitals to get help. but sometimes they get hurt.
what i like about the practice of law is i get to help people by winning their cases, paying their bills and giving them a fresh start in life.
if you've been hurt by a hospital or doctor, call me.
i want to speak to you about faith in god.
saveyourbaby.org provides pregnant women with medical care, insurance and counseling.
when i got hurt, i couldn't even work so i called mosely collins. when he won my case, i was able to start a whole new career.
if you've been badly injured, you need a lawyer who understands the suffering you are going through.


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Package hystrix is a latency and fault tolerance library designed to isolate points of access to remote systems, services and 3rd party libraries, stop cascading failure and enable resilience in complex distributed systems where failure is inevitable.
Define your application logic which relies on external systems, passing your function to Go. When that system is healthy this will be the only thing which executes.
If you want code to execute during a service outage, pass in a second function to Go. Ideally, the logic here will allow your application to gracefully handle external services being unavailable.
This triggers when your code returns an error, or whenever it is unable to complete based on a variety of health checks https://github.com/Netflix/Hystrix/wiki/How-it-Works.
Calling Go is like launching a goroutine, except you receive a channel of errors you can choose to monitor.
Since calling a command and immediately waiting for it to finish is a common pattern, a synchronous API is available with the Do function which returns a single error.
During application boot, you can call ConfigureCommand to tweak the settings for each command.
You can also use Configure which accepts a map[string]CommandConfig.
In your main.go, register the event stream HTTP handler on a port and launch it in a goroutine. Once you configure turbine for your Hystrix Dashboard https://github.com/Netflix/Hystrix/tree/master/hystrix-dashboard to start streaming events, your commands will automatically begin appearing.
// ErrMaxConcurrency occurs when too many of the same named command are executed at the same time.
// ErrCircuitOpen returns when an execution attempt "short circuits". This happens due to the circuit being measured as unhealthy.
// ErrTimeout occurs when the provided function takes too long to execute.
// DefaultLogger is the default logger that will be used in the Hystrix package. By default prints nothing.
Flush purges all circuit and metric information from memory.
Go runs your function while tracking the health of previous calls to it. If your function begins slowing down or failing repeatedly, we will block new calls to it for you to give the dependent service time to repair.
Define a fallback function if you want to define some code to execute during outages.
GoC runs your function while tracking the health of previous calls to it. If your function begins slowing down or failing repeatedly, we will block new calls to it for you to give the dependent service time to repair.
SetLogger configures the logger that will be used. This only applies to the hystrix package.
CircuitBreaker is created for each ExecutorPool to track whether requests should be attempted, or rejected if the Health of the circuit is too low.
GetCircuit returns the circuit for the given command and whether this call created it.
AllowRequest is checked before a command executes, ensuring that circuit state and metric health allow it. When the circuit is open, this call will occasionally return true to measure whether the external service has recovered.
IsOpen is called before any Command execution to check whether or not it should be attempted. An "open" circuit means it is disabled.
ReportEvent records command metrics for tracking recent error rates and exposing data to the dashboard.
A CircuitError is an error which models various failure states of execution, such as the circuit being open or a timeout.
NoopLogger does not log anything.
StreamHandler publishes metrics for each command and each pool once a second to all connected HTTP client.
NewStreamHandler returns a server capable of exposing dashboard metrics via HTTP.
Package hystrix imports 10 packages (graph) and is imported by 122 packages. Updated 2019-04-22. Refresh now. Tools for package owners.

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package hystrix is a latency and fault tolerance library designed to isolate points of access to remote systems, services and 3rd party libraries, stop cascading failure and enable resilience in complex distributed systems where failure is inevitable.
define your application logic which relies on external systems, passing your function to go. when that system is healthy this will be the only thing which executes.
if you want code to execute during a service outage, pass in a second function to go. ideally, the logic here will allow your application to gracefully handle external services being unavailable.
this triggers when your code returns an error, or whenever it is unable to complete based on a variety of health checks https://github.com/netflix/hystrix/wiki/how-it-works.
calling go is like launching a goroutine, except you receive a channel of errors you can choose to monitor.
since calling a command and immediately waiting for it to finish is a common pattern, a synchronous api is available with the do function which returns a single error.
during application boot, you can call configurecommand to tweak the settings for each command.
you can also use configure which accepts a map[string]commandconfig.
in your main.go, register the event stream http handler on a port and launch it in a goroutine. once you configure turbine for your hystrix dashboard https://github.com/netflix/hystrix/tree/master/hystrix-dashboard to start streaming events, your commands will automatically begin appearing.
// errmaxconcurrency occurs when too many of the same named command are executed at the same time.
// errcircuitopen returns when an execution attempt "short circuits". this happens due to the circuit being measured as unhealthy.
// errtimeout occurs when the provided function takes too long to execute.
// defaultlogger is the default logger that will be used in the hystrix package. by default prints nothing.
flush purges all circuit and metric information from memory.
go runs your function while tracking the health of previous calls to it. if your function begins slowing down or failing repeatedly, we will block new calls to it for you to give the dependent service time to repair.
define a fallback function if you want to define some code to execute during outages.
goc runs your function while tracking the health of previous calls to it. if your function begins slowing down or failing repeatedly, we will block new calls to it for you to give the dependent service time to repair.
setlogger configures the logger that will be used. this only applies to the hystrix package.
circuitbreaker is created for each executorpool to track whether requests should be attempted, or rejected if the health of the circuit is too low.
getcircuit returns the circuit for the given command and whether this call created it.
allowrequest is checked before a command executes, ensuring that circuit state and metric health allow it. when the circuit is open, this call will occasionally return true to measure whether the external service has recovered.
isopen is called before any command execution to check whether or not it should be attempted. an "open" circuit means it is disabled.
reportevent records command metrics for tracking recent error rates and exposing data to the dashboard.
a circuiterror is an error which models various failure states of execution, such as the circuit being open or a timeout.
nooplogger does not log anything.
streamhandler publishes metrics for each command and each pool once a second to all connected http client.
newstreamhandler returns a server capable of exposing dashboard metrics via http.
package hystrix imports 10 packages (graph) and is imported by 122 packages. updated 2019-04-22. refresh now. tools for package owners.


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Son of Philip, who was German and owned a stocking factory, and Agnes Neumann who was Czech. John was a small and quiet boy with four sisters and a brother, and was named after Saint John Nepomucene. An excellent student, John early felt drawn to religious life. Seminarian at Budweis, Bohemia in 1813, he studied astronomy and botany in addition to theological topics. He studied theology at Charles Ferdinand University in Prague in 1833.
When time came for John’s ordination, his bishop was sick; the ordination was never re-scheduled as Bohemia had an over-abundance of priests. John decided to go to America to ask for ordination, and to work with emigrants. He walked most of the way to France, then took ship for America.
John arrived unannounced in Manhattan in 1836. Bishop John Dubois was happy to see him as there were 36 priests for the 200,000 Catholics in New York and New Jersey. John was ordained on June, 28 1836, and sent to Buffalo. There the parish priest, Father Pax, gave him the choice of the city of Buffalo or of the rural area. John chose the more difficult country area. He stayed in a small town with an unfinished church, and when it was completed, he moved to a town with a log church. There he built himself a small log cabin, rarely lit a fire, slept little, often lived on bread and water, and walked miles to visit farm after remote farm. John’s parishioners were from many lands and tongues, but John knew twelve languages, and worked with them all.
He joined the Redemptorists at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1840, taking his vows at Baltimore, Maryland in 1841; the first Redemptorist to do so in the United States. He was the home missioner in Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, rector of Saint Philomena church in Pittsburgh in 1844. Vice-regent and superior of the Redemptorists in America in 1847. Bishop of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1852.
Bishop John built fifty churches and began building a cathedral. He opened almost one hundred schools, and the number of parochial school students in his diocese grew from 500 to 9,000. He wrote newspaper articles, two catechisms, and many works in German. He was the first American man and first American bishop to be canonized.

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son of philip, who was german and owned a stocking factory, and agnes neumann who was czech. john was a small and quiet boy with four sisters and a brother, and was named after saint john nepomucene. an excellent student, john early felt drawn to religious life. seminarian at budweis, bohemia in 1813, he studied astronomy and botany in addition to theological topics. he studied theology at charles ferdinand university in prague in 1833.
when time came for john’s ordination, his bishop was sick; the ordination was never re-scheduled as bohemia had an over-abundance of priests. john decided to go to america to ask for ordination, and to work with emigrants. he walked most of the way to france, then took ship for america.
john arrived unannounced in manhattan in 1836. bishop john dubois was happy to see him as there were 36 priests for the 200,000 catholics in new york and new jersey. john was ordained on june, 28 1836, and sent to buffalo. there the parish priest, father pax, gave him the choice of the city of buffalo or of the rural area. john chose the more difficult country area. he stayed in a small town with an unfinished church, and when it was completed, he moved to a town with a log church. there he built himself a small log cabin, rarely lit a fire, slept little, often lived on bread and water, and walked miles to visit farm after remote farm. john’s parishioners were from many lands and tongues, but john knew twelve languages, and worked with them all.
he joined the redemptorists at pittsburgh, pennsylvania in 1840, taking his vows at baltimore, maryland in 1841; the first redemptorist to do so in the united states. he was the home missioner in maryland, ohio, pennsylvania, and virginia, rector of saint philomena church in pittsburgh in 1844. vice-regent and superior of the redemptorists in america in 1847. bishop of philadelphia, pennsylvania in 1852.
bishop john built fifty churches and began building a cathedral. he opened almost one hundred schools, and the number of parochial school students in his diocese grew from 500 to 9,000. he wrote newspaper articles, two catechisms, and many works in german. he was the first american man and first american bishop to be canonized.


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Have you ever wondered why your chin repeatedly breaks out? Are you curious as to why your acne is so prevalent in your T-zone? Read on to learn what causes acne and why it tends to occur on specific areas of the face and body.
Your pores contain oil glands. These glands produce sebum, an oil that lubricates your skin and hair. Typically, your pores make just the right amount of sebum. However, when your hormones are active, your oil glands produce additional sebum. And unfortunately, when there’s an excess of sebum and dead skin cells, bacteria gets trapped inside the pores, causing acne.
What Causes Jawline and Chin Acne?
Adults with acne typically experience it on the chin and along the jawline. While both men and women can be affected, women tend to experience chin and jawline acne more often. This is typically due to the increase in male hormones they experience around the time of their periods.
When men experience acne in this region, it can be related to shaving. Shaving with a dirty razor can cause bacteria to enter the skin, and certain shaving creams can clog pores.
To minimize chin and jawline acne, we recommend you avoid touching this area, hold your cell phone away from your face, and take care when introducing a new face wash or makeup, particularly if you have sensitive skin.
Why Do I Get Forehead Acne?
As with chin and jawline acne, forehead acne can also be triggered by hormone fluctuations. However, other culprits include hats, headbands, unwashed pillowcases, the hair products you use, and makeup or sunscreen that isn’t oil-free.
Along your forehead, nose, and chin, also known as the T-zone, there are more oil glands. Unfortunately, more oil glands means more opportunities for clogged pores. That’s why acne commonly can be found in this area.
Why Do I Have Acne on my Back?
While most people with acne experience it on the face, some acne sufferers also have acne on their bodies, particularly their backs. The main factors that determine whether you’re likely to have “bacne” are hormonal fluctuations and genetics.
To limit acne in this area, shower regularly with a gentle soap (especially after exercise), thoroughly rinse off hair conditioner, and avoid excessive sun exposure, which can worsen acne.
Why Do I Keep Getting a Pimple in the Same Spot?
Cystic acne refers to pimples that swell under the skin but never reach its surface. Your pore—which is shaped like a long tube—has branches. When oil travels down one of these branches away from the skin’s surface, the branch inflates or deflates, depending on the amount of oil you’re producing.
This can occur in the same area, and unfortunately, the only way to treat this type of acne is to wait it out or to seek treatment from a dermatologist.
To prevent acne breakouts, we recommend you limit your consumption of dairy, avoid over-drying your skin, and choose mineral-based makeup. For more information on how these behaviors can help, check out our post, Three Tips to Limit Acne Breakouts.
We would also encourage you to consider participating in an acne research study at Aventiv. Participants have the opportunity to learn more about their condition, see a board-certified physician at no cost, and receive great care and treatment tips along the way.
To learn more about participating in one of our acne studies or enroll, call us at 614.501.6164, or visit our current acne study page.

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have you ever wondered why your chin repeatedly breaks out? are you curious as to why your acne is so prevalent in your t-zone? read on to learn what causes acne and why it tends to occur on specific areas of the face and body.
your pores contain oil glands. these glands produce sebum, an oil that lubricates your skin and hair. typically, your pores make just the right amount of sebum. however, when your hormones are active, your oil glands produce additional sebum. and unfortunately, when there’s an excess of sebum and dead skin cells, bacteria gets trapped inside the pores, causing acne.
what causes jawline and chin acne?
adults with acne typically experience it on the chin and along the jawline. while both men and women can be affected, women tend to experience chin and jawline acne more often. this is typically due to the increase in male hormones they experience around the time of their periods.
when men experience acne in this region, it can be related to shaving. shaving with a dirty razor can cause bacteria to enter the skin, and certain shaving creams can clog pores.
to minimize chin and jawline acne, we recommend you avoid touching this area, hold your cell phone away from your face, and take care when introducing a new face wash or makeup, particularly if you have sensitive skin.
why do i get forehead acne?
as with chin and jawline acne, forehead acne can also be triggered by hormone fluctuations. however, other culprits include hats, headbands, unwashed pillowcases, the hair products you use, and makeup or sunscreen that isn’t oil-free.
along your forehead, nose, and chin, also known as the t-zone, there are more oil glands. unfortunately, more oil glands means more opportunities for clogged pores. that’s why acne commonly can be found in this area.
why do i have acne on my back?
while most people with acne experience it on the face, some acne sufferers also have acne on their bodies, particularly their backs. the main factors that determine whether you’re likely to have “bacne” are hormonal fluctuations and genetics.
to limit acne in this area, shower regularly with a gentle soap (especially after exercise), thoroughly rinse off hair conditioner, and avoid excessive sun exposure, which can worsen acne.
why do i keep getting a pimple in the same spot?
cystic acne refers to pimples that swell under the skin but never reach its surface. your pore—which is shaped like a long tube—has branches. when oil travels down one of these branches away from the skin’s surface, the branch inflates or deflates, depending on the amount of oil you’re producing.
this can occur in the same area, and unfortunately, the only way to treat this type of acne is to wait it out or to seek treatment from a dermatologist.
to prevent acne breakouts, we recommend you limit your consumption of dairy, avoid over-drying your skin, and choose mineral-based makeup. for more information on how these behaviors can help, check out our post, three tips to limit acne breakouts.
we would also encourage you to consider participating in an acne research study at aventiv. participants have the opportunity to learn more about their condition, see a board-certified physician at no cost, and receive great care and treatment tips along the way.
to learn more about participating in one of our acne studies or enroll, call us at 614.501.6164, or visit our current acne study page.


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We have been learning so much about ‘Under the Sea’ and we wanted to share it with you. We have been counting fish and recording the numbers. We have been reading lots of stories, rhymes and non-fiction texts to learn more about the features of sea creatures. We have been using word cards for our independent writing. We learned funny fish names from the internet (our favourites are; pirate perch, clown fish, slimehead, blob fish and humuhumunukunukuapuaa!) and we made funny 3d fish complete with eyes, a tail and four fins.
Go to our blog to tell us more about your favourite sea creatures.

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we have been learning so much about ‘under the sea’ and we wanted to share it with you. we have been counting fish and recording the numbers. we have been reading lots of stories, rhymes and non-fiction texts to learn more about the features of sea creatures. we have been using word cards for our independent writing. we learned funny fish names from the internet (our favourites are; pirate perch, clown fish, slimehead, blob fish and humuhumunukunukuapuaa!) and we made funny 3d fish complete with eyes, a tail and four fins.
go to our blog to tell us more about your favourite sea creatures.


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Peaceful and picturesque, the inland waterways of Provence and the Camargue are one of the most enchanting places upon which to savour the cultural inheritance and culinary traditions of southern France.
Our cruise aboard the luxurious Le Phénicien – renowned on the Rhône for its refined ambience and superior cuisine – will call at small Provençal villages and great centres of civilisation as we head towards Avignon, the immaculately preserved 14th century capital of Christendom.
We will join Le Phénicien in the former Crusader stronghold of Aigues-Mortes, beyond whose ancient fortifications lies the semi-mystical Camargue, where land, lake and lagoon merge into the Mediterranean.
Our journey surveys the Roman antiquities of the former province of Gallia Narbonensis from the triple-tiered Pont du Gard to the vast Flavian amphitheatre in Arles. The city walls of Arles also shelter the church of St Trophime, where the 12th century portal is one of the crowning achievements of the Romanesque style.
Further north, highlights will include Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, where Van Gogh painted his famous Starry Night, and Chartreuse du Val de Bénédiction, France’s most extensive Carthusian monastery.
We will disembark Le Phénicien in the shadow of the 12th century Pont d’Avignon, and visit the lavishly decorated Palais des Papes and the Musée du Petit Palais, home to a fine collection of Italian paintings.
Our Tour Director will be Peter Higginson, PhD, expert in art history and consultant lecturer at Christie’s Education. Peter specialises in the art and culture of early modern Europe, and the Modern period. He has taught numerous university courses abroad in Rome, Florence, Venice, Paris, Madrid and Barcelona, and has led a number of ACE tours to destinations in France, Italy and further afield.
Serene, light and specious, the 130-ft long air-conditioned Le Phénicien combines the charm of a canal boat with the splendour of a river cruiser. A maximum of 16 guests stay in eight ensuite cabins.
Le Phénicien’s chef devises all the menus using fresh, local ingredients, and the wines are selected from the finest vineyards in the Rhône Valley, Provence and Languedoc. A complimentary bar is available throughout.
Depart St Pancras 1024 on Eurostar and TGV via Paris Gare du Nord, arriving Avignon 1817. Transfer to Aigues-Mortes and embark Le Phénicien for six nights. Evening: welcome reception and overnight at Aigues-Mortes.
Morning: Aigues-Mortes (Tour de Constance), cruise to Gallician. Afternoon: excursion through Camargue (wetlands, pastures, dunes, salt flats) with visit to working ranch (Camargue horses and bulls), Saint-Gilles. Overnight at Gallician.
Morning cruise along the Petit Rhône to Arles for walking tour including St Trophime (Romanesque church with superb sculptures), Les Arènes (1st century BC amphitheatre) and Roman theatre. Evening lecture: Provençalism. Overnight at Arles.
Morning cruise to Aramon. Afternoon: village of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (Van Gogh) and Glanum (Roman ruins). Overnight at Aramon.
Morning cruise to Villeneuve-lès-Avignon: walking tour including Tour Philippe-le-Bel and Fort Saint-André (exteriors only), Musée Pierre-de-Luxembourg (16th and 17th century Provençal painting) and Chartreuse du Val de Bénédiction. Afternoon: excursion to Pont du Gard (great Roman monument with museum). Evening lecture: The Medieval Papacy. Overnight at Villeneuve-lès-Avignon.
Morning cruise to Avignon for 14th century Palais des Papes and Musée du Petit Palais (outstanding art collection). Overnight at Avignon.
Disembark Le Phénicien. Depart Avignon 1243 on TGV and Eurostar via Paris Gare du Lyon, arriving St Pancras 1832.
Peter's lectures are brilliant preparation for sights to be seen. In addition to this intellectual brilliance, he's fun to be with. A kind and accommodating leader.
This eighteen passenger vessel blends the spaciousness of a river cruiser with the intimacy of a traditional Provencale canal barge.
return travel, accommodation based on sharing a twin or double bedded cabin, full board whilst on Le Phénicien (including complimentary bar), shore excursions & admissions, crew gratuities.
travel insurance, cabin for single use supplement £1590.

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peaceful and picturesque, the inland waterways of provence and the camargue are one of the most enchanting places upon which to savour the cultural inheritance and culinary traditions of southern france.
our cruise aboard the luxurious le phénicien – renowned on the rhône for its refined ambience and superior cuisine – will call at small provençal villages and great centres of civilisation as we head towards avignon, the immaculately preserved 14th century capital of christendom.
we will join le phénicien in the former crusader stronghold of aigues-mortes, beyond whose ancient fortifications lies the semi-mystical camargue, where land, lake and lagoon merge into the mediterranean.
our journey surveys the roman antiquities of the former province of gallia narbonensis from the triple-tiered pont du gard to the vast flavian amphitheatre in arles. the city walls of arles also shelter the church of st trophime, where the 12th century portal is one of the crowning achievements of the romanesque style.
further north, highlights will include saint-rémy-de-provence, where van gogh painted his famous starry night, and chartreuse du val de bénédiction, france’s most extensive carthusian monastery.
we will disembark le phénicien in the shadow of the 12th century pont d’avignon, and visit the lavishly decorated palais des papes and the musée du petit palais, home to a fine collection of italian paintings.
our tour director will be peter higginson, phd, expert in art history and consultant lecturer at christie’s education. peter specialises in the art and culture of early modern europe, and the modern period. he has taught numerous university courses abroad in rome, florence, venice, paris, madrid and barcelona, and has led a number of ace tours to destinations in france, italy and further afield.
serene, light and specious, the 130-ft long air-conditioned le phénicien combines the charm of a canal boat with the splendour of a river cruiser. a maximum of 16 guests stay in eight ensuite cabins.
le phénicien’s chef devises all the menus using fresh, local ingredients, and the wines are selected from the finest vineyards in the rhône valley, provence and languedoc. a complimentary bar is available throughout.
depart st pancras 1024 on eurostar and tgv via paris gare du nord, arriving avignon 1817. transfer to aigues-mortes and embark le phénicien for six nights. evening: welcome reception and overnight at aigues-mortes.
morning: aigues-mortes (tour de constance), cruise to gallician. afternoon: excursion through camargue (wetlands, pastures, dunes, salt flats) with visit to working ranch (camargue horses and bulls), saint-gilles. overnight at gallician.
morning cruise along the petit rhône to arles for walking tour including st trophime (romanesque church with superb sculptures), les arènes (1st century bc amphitheatre) and roman theatre. evening lecture: provençalism. overnight at arles.
morning cruise to aramon. afternoon: village of saint-rémy-de-provence (van gogh) and glanum (roman ruins). overnight at aramon.
morning cruise to villeneuve-lès-avignon: walking tour including tour philippe-le-bel and fort saint-andré (exteriors only), musée pierre-de-luxembourg (16th and 17th century provençal painting) and chartreuse du val de bénédiction. afternoon: excursion to pont du gard (great roman monument with museum). evening lecture: the medieval papacy. overnight at villeneuve-lès-avignon.
morning cruise to avignon for 14th century palais des papes and musée du petit palais (outstanding art collection). overnight at avignon.
disembark le phénicien. depart avignon 1243 on tgv and eurostar via paris gare du lyon, arriving st pancras 1832.
peter's lectures are brilliant preparation for sights to be seen. in addition to this intellectual brilliance, he's fun to be with. a kind and accommodating leader.
this eighteen passenger vessel blends the spaciousness of a river cruiser with the intimacy of a traditional provencale canal barge.
return travel, accommodation based on sharing a twin or double bedded cabin, full board whilst on le phénicien (including complimentary bar), shore excursions & admissions, crew gratuities.
travel insurance, cabin for single use supplement £1590.


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Im having trouble getting into my dropbox from the word app on my ipad. I can get straight into my files on the dropbox app but cant open them in word and edit them and cant access any dropbox file through word.
Please help! This has been driving me crazy.
Hi Jvalenci, welcome to Dropbox Community!
As we need to further investigate with all our tools available, could you raise a ticket with our team here?
Once you’ve raised the ticket please include the ID and I’ll make sure that a colleague handles your case asap.
Have you submitted a support ticket? If so, let us know your ticket number, and we’ll be happy to check up on it for you.
Additionally, please make sure that your iPad (and other iDevices ) are running the latest version of our app, 92.2, and are fully updated to the latest version of iOS (currently iOS 11.3 for newer devices).
It ended up being a Microsoft Word issue so I contacted them. They ended up fixing the problem and it now works.
That’s great, @Jvalenci! Thanks for letting us know.
Do you know what they did exactly, to fix the issue?

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im having trouble getting into my dropbox from the word app on my ipad. i can get straight into my files on the dropbox app but cant open them in word and edit them and cant access any dropbox file through word.
please help! this has been driving me crazy.
hi jvalenci, welcome to dropbox community!
as we need to further investigate with all our tools available, could you raise a ticket with our team here?
once you’ve raised the ticket please include the id and i’ll make sure that a colleague handles your case asap.
have you submitted a support ticket? if so, let us know your ticket number, and we’ll be happy to check up on it for you.
additionally, please make sure that your ipad (and other idevices ) are running the latest version of our app, 92.2, and are fully updated to the latest version of ios (currently ios 11.3 for newer devices).
it ended up being a microsoft word issue so i contacted them. they ended up fixing the problem and it now works.
that’s great, @jvalenci! thanks for letting us know.
do you know what they did exactly, to fix the issue?


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"Jessica Walliser lets readers in on the secrets to a garden that buzzes with activity. Her profiles, on the insects that fight pests and the best plants for attracting them, offer clear, practical tips." -- Martha Stewart Living Say goodbye to common pests like spider mites, aphids, and leafhoppers just by planting a beautiful garden full of the right flowers and herbs! In Attracting Beneficial Bugs , organic gardening expert Jessica Walliser provides an accessible guide to selecting, placing, and caring for plants that will invite beneficial insects into your garden to do the dirty work of pest control for you. You'll learn which plants lure in pest-eating predators and how to design a beautiful garden that provides for these beneficial bugs throughout the year.
It may seem counterintuitive to want bugs in a garden, but insects are indeed valuable garden companions. Especially those species known for eating the bugs that eat plants. Assassin bugs, damsel bugs, and predatory stink bugs are all carnivores that devour the bugs that dine on a garden. Attracting Beneficial Bugs to Your Garden is a book about bugs and plants, and how to create a garden that benefits from both. In addition to information on companion planting and commercial options for purchasing bugs, there are 19 detailed bug profiles and 39 plant profiles. The bug profiles include a description, a photograph for identification, an explanation of what they do for the garden, and the methods gardeners can use to attract them. The plant profiles highlight the best plants for attracting beneficial bugs and offer detailed information on size, care requirements, zone information, and bloom time. Design plans show gardeners how to design a border specifically for the bugs. This complete, hands-on guide is for anyone looking for a new, natural, and sustainable way to control pests.

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"jessica walliser lets readers in on the secrets to a garden that buzzes with activity. her profiles, on the insects that fight pests and the best plants for attracting them, offer clear, practical tips." -- martha stewart living say goodbye to common pests like spider mites, aphids, and leafhoppers just by planting a beautiful garden full of the right flowers and herbs! in attracting beneficial bugs , organic gardening expert jessica walliser provides an accessible guide to selecting, placing, and caring for plants that will invite beneficial insects into your garden to do the dirty work of pest control for you. you'll learn which plants lure in pest-eating predators and how to design a beautiful garden that provides for these beneficial bugs throughout the year.
it may seem counterintuitive to want bugs in a garden, but insects are indeed valuable garden companions. especially those species known for eating the bugs that eat plants. assassin bugs, damsel bugs, and predatory stink bugs are all carnivores that devour the bugs that dine on a garden. attracting beneficial bugs to your garden is a book about bugs and plants, and how to create a garden that benefits from both. in addition to information on companion planting and commercial options for purchasing bugs, there are 19 detailed bug profiles and 39 plant profiles. the bug profiles include a description, a photograph for identification, an explanation of what they do for the garden, and the methods gardeners can use to attract them. the plant profiles highlight the best plants for attracting beneficial bugs and offer detailed information on size, care requirements, zone information, and bloom time. design plans show gardeners how to design a border specifically for the bugs. this complete, hands-on guide is for anyone looking for a new, natural, and sustainable way to control pests.


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Copyright © 2002-2018 by Dr. Herong Yang. All rights reserved.
This book is a collection of notes and sample codes written by the author while he was learning SOAP Web service. Topics include introduction of SOAP specifications; SOAP modules, features, and message structure; SOAP Message Exchange Patterns; Perl, PHP, and Java support of SOAP Web services; WS-Security, Username Token and X.509 Token; Signing and Encrypting SOAP messages; Using SoapUI for Web service testing.
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copyright © 2002-2018 by dr. herong yang. all rights reserved.
this book is a collection of notes and sample codes written by the author while he was learning soap web service. topics include introduction of soap specifications; soap modules, features, and message structure; soap message exchange patterns; perl, php, and java support of soap web services; ws-security, username token and x.509 token; signing and encrypting soap messages; using soapui for web service testing.
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This is a short tutorial showing how to implement a simple reactive client-server application using Js_of_ocaml, Eliom and Ocsigen Start.
Our application displays a list of items to connected users (for example a list of messages in a forum), and allows adding new items.
How to use Ocsigen Start to quickly build an application with user management.
How to create a client-server reactive interface: the HTML is generated indifferently on server-side or on client-side, and contains reactive parts that are updated automatically when data changes.
How to implement a notification system for your application. Users are notified when a new item arrives.
Ocsigen Start contains a set of higher level libraries for Eliom (user management, tips, notifications). It also contains a template for eliom-distillery that creates an application with user management. You can use this template as a starting point for your project.
Point your browser to http://localhost:8080. Register a user and log-in. Because the send mail function is not configured, the activation links will be printed on the console.
To make this example more realistic, suppose that we do not want to display all the messages in the database, but only a few of them (for example the list of messages in a thread in a forum, the blog posts of one user . . .).
let db = Ocsipersist.open_table "messages"
Create file tutoreact_messages.eliom with the code below. We will also put module Db here for now.
Depending on your database, it is probably more efficient to fetch all messages and their identifiers using only one request. Here we use Lwt_list.map_s to do the requests sequentially.
To see something, you can add some data manually by calling Db.add_message.
The parameter [%derive.json: string] describes the type of function parameter. This exhibits syntax provided by ppx_deriving extended with our JSON plugin. We use this for safe unmarshaling on the server side of data sent by the client.
We use the wrapper Os_session.connected_rpc to make the function accessible only by connected users. Otherwise, the function fails with an exception. If you want to make your function accessible for both connected and non-connected users, see function Os_session.Opt.connected_rpc.
To call the function from the client program, we will define a client value, that is, a client-side expression that is accessible from server side. The client value will be executed on client side after the page is loaded. The syntax for client values of type t is [%client (... : t)].
We use module Lwt_js_events to manage events.
Syntax ~%v allows using a server-side value from the client side.
To_dom.of_input returns the JS element corresponding to the OCaml value ~%inp.
Lwt_js_events.async is similar to Lwt.async.
changes takes a JS element and a function that will be executed every time a "change" event is received on this element.
This function gets the value of the input, resets the content of the input, and calls our server-side function. Do not forget the conversions between OCaml strings and JS strings.
Compile again. Now the messages should be added in the database. But you need to refresh the page to see them.
We have seen how to send data to the server without stopping the client-side program. Now we want to automatically update the page when new messages are sent. Generally, the main difference between a web application and a web site is that in the case of a web application, a client-side program runs and persists accross HTTP calls (remote procedure calls or page changes). The client process must be able to receive notifications from the server and update the page accordingly, without regenerating it entirely. It is common practice to generate the full interface from client side. But this is not suitable for all cases. It is usually better to keep the old-style web interaction and generate pages from the server side, for example to enable search engine indexing. In this tutorial, we will see how to generate pages indifferently (and with the same code) from both sides.
In the following section, we will implement the notification system.
The module Eliom_cscache implements a cache of data, that is, an association table where you will put the data of your application on client side. For the sake of uniformity (as we want to use it in shared sections), the cache is also implemented on the server side, with scope "request". This avoids retrieving the same data from the database twice for the same request.
Create a client-server cache by calling the function Eliom_cscache.create from server side. Client version of a cache c created by this function will be accessible as ~%c.
Then call Eliom_cscache.find cache get_data key from either side to get the value associated to key. If the value is not present in the cache, it will be fetched using the function get_data and added to the cache.
Updating the interface when some data changes is usually not straightforward. This is usually done by putting identifiers on elements to find them, and manually modifying page elements using low-level JS functions.
A very elegant solution to simplify this consists in using Functional Reactive Programming (FRP). In reactive programming, you define relations between different pieces of data once, and each update automatically produces the recomputation of all the dependent data. In Ocsigen we use the module React combined with ReactiveData, which extends React to deal with incremental updates in lists. Have a look at the documentation of the above modules if you are not familiar with FRP.
The client-side module Eliom_content.Html.R enables defining reactive page elements.
The module Eliom_shared enables defining shared (client-side) reactive signals from server side. To do that, it is using shared values, that is, values that contain both a server-side and a client-side value. The server-side module Eliom_content.Html.R enables constructing HTML5 elements that get updated automatically based on the signals in Eliom_shared. The modules Eliom_shared.React and Eliom_shared.ReactiveData implement interfaces very similar to React and ReactiveData, but operate on shared signals.
The function display_messages now creates a reactive list of message identifiers, and maps page content from this reactive value using module Eliom_shared.ReactiveData.
We now want to be notified when a message has been added. To do that easily, we use the module Os_notif from Ocsigen Start.
key is the type of the identifier of the data we want to listen on. In our case, there is a single message list (thus unit suffices as the identifier).
notification is the type of the notifications to send. Here: the identifier of the new message to be added in the list.
The program is now fully functional. You should see the messages being added to the page automatically, even if messages are added by another user. Try with several browser windows.
We now want a forum with several pages, located at URLs http://localhost:8080/i, where i is an integer.
We first define a new service, and register a handler.
let dbf = Ocsipersist.open_table "forums"
Update function display accordingly, and add a forumid parameter to display_messages.
We must send the notifications only to the clients listening on the same forum.
Implement the equivalent of get_data for this new cache.
In get_data_forum, we must find the reactive list of messages in the new cache —if it exists — instead of creating a new one! Otherwise you will have several reactive data for the same forum and the page updates will fail!
Functions Forum_notif.notify and Forum_notif.listen now take the forum id.
To simulate network latency, you can add a Lwt_unix.sleep in server side's get_data function.

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this is a short tutorial showing how to implement a simple reactive client-server application using js_of_ocaml, eliom and ocsigen start.
our application displays a list of items to connected users (for example a list of messages in a forum), and allows adding new items.
how to use ocsigen start to quickly build an application with user management.
how to create a client-server reactive interface: the html is generated indifferently on server-side or on client-side, and contains reactive parts that are updated automatically when data changes.
how to implement a notification system for your application. users are notified when a new item arrives.
ocsigen start contains a set of higher level libraries for eliom (user management, tips, notifications). it also contains a template for eliom-distillery that creates an application with user management. you can use this template as a starting point for your project.
point your browser to http://localhost:8080. register a user and log-in. because the send mail function is not configured, the activation links will be printed on the console.
to make this example more realistic, suppose that we do not want to display all the messages in the database, but only a few of them (for example the list of messages in a thread in a forum, the blog posts of one user . . .).
let db = ocsipersist.open_table "messages"
create file tutoreact_messages.eliom with the code below. we will also put module db here for now.
depending on your database, it is probably more efficient to fetch all messages and their identifiers using only one request. here we use lwt_list.map_s to do the requests sequentially.
to see something, you can add some data manually by calling db.add_message.
the parameter [%derive.json: string] describes the type of function parameter. this exhibits syntax provided by ppx_deriving extended with our json plugin. we use this for safe unmarshaling on the server side of data sent by the client.
we use the wrapper os_session.connected_rpc to make the function accessible only by connected users. otherwise, the function fails with an exception. if you want to make your function accessible for both connected and non-connected users, see function os_session.opt.connected_rpc.
to call the function from the client program, we will define a client value, that is, a client-side expression that is accessible from server side. the client value will be executed on client side after the page is loaded. the syntax for client values of type t is [%client (... : t)].
we use module lwt_js_events to manage events.
syntax ~%v allows using a server-side value from the client side.
to_dom.of_input returns the js element corresponding to the ocaml value ~%inp.
lwt_js_events.async is similar to lwt.async.
changes takes a js element and a function that will be executed every time a "change" event is received on this element.
this function gets the value of the input, resets the content of the input, and calls our server-side function. do not forget the conversions between ocaml strings and js strings.
compile again. now the messages should be added in the database. but you need to refresh the page to see them.
we have seen how to send data to the server without stopping the client-side program. now we want to automatically update the page when new messages are sent. generally, the main difference between a web application and a web site is that in the case of a web application, a client-side program runs and persists accross http calls (remote procedure calls or page changes). the client process must be able to receive notifications from the server and update the page accordingly, without regenerating it entirely. it is common practice to generate the full interface from client side. but this is not suitable for all cases. it is usually better to keep the old-style web interaction and generate pages from the server side, for example to enable search engine indexing. in this tutorial, we will see how to generate pages indifferently (and with the same code) from both sides.
in the following section, we will implement the notification system.
the module eliom_cscache implements a cache of data, that is, an association table where you will put the data of your application on client side. for the sake of uniformity (as we want to use it in shared sections), the cache is also implemented on the server side, with scope "request". this avoids retrieving the same data from the database twice for the same request.
create a client-server cache by calling the function eliom_cscache.create from server side. client version of a cache c created by this function will be accessible as ~%c.
then call eliom_cscache.find cache get_data key from either side to get the value associated to key. if the value is not present in the cache, it will be fetched using the function get_data and added to the cache.
updating the interface when some data changes is usually not straightforward. this is usually done by putting identifiers on elements to find them, and manually modifying page elements using low-level js functions.
a very elegant solution to simplify this consists in using functional reactive programming (frp). in reactive programming, you define relations between different pieces of data once, and each update automatically produces the recomputation of all the dependent data. in ocsigen we use the module react combined with reactivedata, which extends react to deal with incremental updates in lists. have a look at the documentation of the above modules if you are not familiar with frp.
the client-side module eliom_content.html.r enables defining reactive page elements.
the module eliom_shared enables defining shared (client-side) reactive signals from server side. to do that, it is using shared values, that is, values that contain both a server-side and a client-side value. the server-side module eliom_content.html.r enables constructing html5 elements that get updated automatically based on the signals in eliom_shared. the modules eliom_shared.react and eliom_shared.reactivedata implement interfaces very similar to react and reactivedata, but operate on shared signals.
the function display_messages now creates a reactive list of message identifiers, and maps page content from this reactive value using module eliom_shared.reactivedata.
we now want to be notified when a message has been added. to do that easily, we use the module os_notif from ocsigen start.
key is the type of the identifier of the data we want to listen on. in our case, there is a single message list (thus unit suffices as the identifier).
notification is the type of the notifications to send. here: the identifier of the new message to be added in the list.
the program is now fully functional. you should see the messages being added to the page automatically, even if messages are added by another user. try with several browser windows.
we now want a forum with several pages, located at urls http://localhost:8080/i, where i is an integer.
we first define a new service, and register a handler.
let dbf = ocsipersist.open_table "forums"
update function display accordingly, and add a forumid parameter to display_messages.
we must send the notifications only to the clients listening on the same forum.
implement the equivalent of get_data for this new cache.
in get_data_forum, we must find the reactive list of messages in the new cache —if it exists — instead of creating a new one! otherwise you will have several reactive data for the same forum and the page updates will fail!
functions forum_notif.notify and forum_notif.listen now take the forum id.
to simulate network latency, you can add a lwt_unix.sleep in server side's get_data function.


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A standard comprehensive confidentiality agreement, one party is the Disclosing Party and the other party is the Receiving Party. This agreement is designed to protect your interests when disclosing confidential information.
This Agreement is used in cases where the parties wish to share confidential information, but want to ensure that third parties and/or the public do not become privy to this information. The Agreement regulates the disclosure and/or non-disclosure of this confidential information. It is also called a non-disclosure agreement, due to the restrictions on disclosure that are placed on the parties to the Agreement.
In the case of a standard confidentiality agreement, one party is the Disclosing Party and the other party is the Receiving Party (i.e. one party discloses the confidential information and the other party receives the confidential information). This Agreement is ideal for either individuals or businesses whereby one of the parties wants to protect their interests when disclosing confidential information, ensuring that this information is not made public to third parties and/or used for any purposes other than as is outlined in the Agreement.
The Agreement provides for legal remedies to be sought and legal costs to be incurred where the Agreement is breached by the Receiving Party.

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a standard comprehensive confidentiality agreement, one party is the disclosing party and the other party is the receiving party. this agreement is designed to protect your interests when disclosing confidential information.
this agreement is used in cases where the parties wish to share confidential information, but want to ensure that third parties and/or the public do not become privy to this information. the agreement regulates the disclosure and/or non-disclosure of this confidential information. it is also called a non-disclosure agreement, due to the restrictions on disclosure that are placed on the parties to the agreement.
in the case of a standard confidentiality agreement, one party is the disclosing party and the other party is the receiving party (i.e. one party discloses the confidential information and the other party receives the confidential information). this agreement is ideal for either individuals or businesses whereby one of the parties wants to protect their interests when disclosing confidential information, ensuring that this information is not made public to third parties and/or used for any purposes other than as is outlined in the agreement.
the agreement provides for legal remedies to be sought and legal costs to be incurred where the agreement is breached by the receiving party.


text: Barbie always visits the same hairdresser's salon. She works there is great specialist, who can do with her hair all the best. Today she wants to do more sophisticated hairstyle that will help her to meet with a guy. Please use the funds for haircuts, hair washing and drying. Then do quality laying and apply not much varnish.

lowercased: barbie always visits the same hairdresser's salon. she works there is great specialist, who can do with her hair all the best. today she wants to do more sophisticated hairstyle that will help her to meet with a guy. please use the funds for haircuts, hair washing and drying. then do quality laying and apply not much varnish.


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["message_html"] => string(78) "
hello!
"
Or an issue with https://xenforo.com/community/resources/allowedemails.6021/ ?
I will move this to bugs for now for further investigation, but I think this is the UC browser web push endpoint violating the spec.
The last sentence is key. We are within the 4096 byte limit -- they've just limited to half of what the spec requires as the minimum.
Assuming that is still the expected case, then I doubt we will change anything.
We actually might be able to do something here. Mozilla violates the spec too.
The push library we use has an automatic padding feature (to further obfuscate the encrypted payload data) and we switch this off for Mozilla endpoints for a similar reason so we can likely just do the same here.
["message_html"] => string(27) "
Thank you sir!
"
Disable push notification padding for UC browser's endpoint as it appears to the violate the spec and limit the allowed size significantly.
So when I first upgraded to XF2.1, I was not getting these errors.
I had a slight snafu, had to restore my site from a backup that was made RIGHT before I upgraded to 2.1. So I had to do the upgrade again.
The upgrade completed fine and the site is working. But now I am getting a LOT of these errors related to the push notifications. They look almost exactly like those above.
If needed, I'll be happy to upload a copy of a few of the errors, but I am hoping there is a known easy fix for this.
I recommend creating a new thread in the troubleshooting forum with the full error message and stack trace from the actual errors you’re getting.

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["message_html"] => string(78) "
hello!
"
or an issue with https://xenforo.com/community/resources/allowedemails.6021/ ?
i will move this to bugs for now for further investigation, but i think this is the uc browser web push endpoint violating the spec.
the last sentence is key. we are within the 4096 byte limit -- they've just limited to half of what the spec requires as the minimum.
assuming that is still the expected case, then i doubt we will change anything.
we actually might be able to do something here. mozilla violates the spec too.
the push library we use has an automatic padding feature (to further obfuscate the encrypted payload data) and we switch this off for mozilla endpoints for a similar reason so we can likely just do the same here.
["message_html"] => string(27) "
thank you sir!
"
disable push notification padding for uc browser's endpoint as it appears to the violate the spec and limit the allowed size significantly.
so when i first upgraded to xf2.1, i was not getting these errors.
i had a slight snafu, had to restore my site from a backup that was made right before i upgraded to 2.1. so i had to do the upgrade again.
the upgrade completed fine and the site is working. but now i am getting a lot of these errors related to the push notifications. they look almost exactly like those above.
if needed, i'll be happy to upload a copy of a few of the errors, but i am hoping there is a known easy fix for this.
i recommend creating a new thread in the troubleshooting forum with the full error message and stack trace from the actual errors you’re getting.


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Middle school and high school students are becoming more prone to addiction and mental health. When asked which substances they have tried at least once, 91% of the 1,875 students surveyed said they've tried alcohol before the age of 18. In the same survey, 47% answered that they've used marijuana, 40% said they've tried tobacco and 18% reported that they've misused prescription drugs.
This image was first used on: Where are Kids Getting Drugs?
View Full Infographic at: Where are Kids Getting Drugs?

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middle school and high school students are becoming more prone to addiction and mental health. when asked which substances they have tried at least once, 91% of the 1,875 students surveyed said they've tried alcohol before the age of 18. in the same survey, 47% answered that they've used marijuana, 40% said they've tried tobacco and 18% reported that they've misused prescription drugs.
this image was first used on: where are kids getting drugs?
view full infographic at: where are kids getting drugs?


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Why do snowbirds choose Blue Cross? The Blue Cross Travel Insurance plan for Snowbirds is designed for Canadians who head to warmer climates each year. This plan offer optional deductibles on emergency medical care costs. Where possible, Blue Cross arrange payment directly with the hospital with 24/7 travel assistance for any emergency, anywhere you travel.
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protect your children with blue cross tangible plan: critical illness insurance for children. a unique plan specifically designed for them with a lump sum benefit plus lots of added features. this plan offers coverage up to $1 million with additional options for automatic benefit increase and refund of premium.
protect yourself and your family with blue cross tangible plan: critical illness insurance. it's a basic critical illness plan designed to cover today’s major critical illnesses. this plan offers coverage of up to $2 million for 5 critical illnesses as well as a return of premium option.
protect yourself and your family with express plan: guaranteed issue life insurance. it's a life insurance coverage with no questionnaire or medical exam that will assist your dependents with final expense costs. you can select an amount of coverage up to $20,000 depending on your age at application.
get protected with blue vision plan: comprehensive disability insurance. it's a comprehensive disability plan designed for employed canadians (self-employed, an employee of a business that does not offer group insurance, or a business owner). this plan offers coverage of up to $10,000 of disability insurance per month with flexible waiting and benefit periods.
why do snowbirds choose blue cross? the blue cross travel insurance plan for snowbirds is designed for canadians who head to warmer climates each year. this plan offer optional deductibles on emergency medical care costs. where possible, blue cross arrange payment directly with the hospital with 24/7 travel assistance for any emergency, anywhere you travel.
welcome to canada! travel to canada with peace of mind with blue cross travel insurance for visitors to canada. it's a travel insurance plan designed for visitors to canada that offers emergency medical care fees and is also available for individuals who are visiting canada on a super visa.
complete travel protection for your family with blue cross travel insurance for families. it's a travel plan designed for canadian families that love to travel together. this plan offer a wide range of travel insurance options to meet your family’s specific needs with $5,000,000 emergency medical care per trip and up to up to $2,000 emergency dental treatment as a result of an accident and many more.


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Everyone needs a hero in their life… introducing the Hair Heroes from Aveda. The must-have, staple products from Aveda.
Derived from nature, Aveda is completely cruelty-free. This month, when you buy any of the products from our Hair Heroes and you’ll also receive a travel-size product of your choice worth £9 free. Take your pick to choose a product to trial or opt for the perfect takeaway… summer is on its way after all!

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everyone needs a hero in their life… introducing the hair heroes from aveda. the must-have, staple products from aveda.
derived from nature, aveda is completely cruelty-free. this month, when you buy any of the products from our hair heroes and you’ll also receive a travel-size product of your choice worth £9 free. take your pick to choose a product to trial or opt for the perfect takeaway… summer is on its way after all!


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Tehran will keep “all options on the table”, should U.S. President Donald Trump designate the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) as a terrorist organization, Reuters reports. Trump is expected to announce his new strategy on Iran during this week, as various news reports have stated that the new U.S. sanctions will address the Revolutionary Guards as well.
“The Guards will consider the American military all over the world, especially the Middle East, as equal to ISIS,” said General Mohammad Ali Jafari, the chief commander of the Revolutionary Guards in a speech on Sunday.
A report by Sepah News, the Guards official website, emphasized that Jafari was talking to the Guard’s Strategic Council, and confirmed that the general was not expressing his personal view, but representing the view of the Guards, The Daily Beast reports. U.S. sanctions on the IRGC could affect conflicts in Iraq and Syria, where Tehran and Washington support warring parties that oppose the Islamic State militant group, Reuters adds.

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tehran will keep “all options on the table”, should u.s. president donald trump designate the revolutionary guards (irgc) as a terrorist organization, reuters reports. trump is expected to announce his new strategy on iran during this week, as various news reports have stated that the new u.s. sanctions will address the revolutionary guards as well.
“the guards will consider the american military all over the world, especially the middle east, as equal to isis,” said general mohammad ali jafari, the chief commander of the revolutionary guards in a speech on sunday.
a report by sepah news, the guards official website, emphasized that jafari was talking to the guard’s strategic council, and confirmed that the general was not expressing his personal view, but representing the view of the guards, the daily beast reports. u.s. sanctions on the irgc could affect conflicts in iraq and syria, where tehran and washington support warring parties that oppose the islamic state militant group, reuters adds.


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Read all the latest news about Zelda series, gaming, and Hyrule.net.
HYRULE.NET Interested in writing news for Hyrule.net?
WEEKLY Would You Like to See Majora's Mask Revamped for the 3DS?
WEEKLY Would You Like To Improve The Forum In Time For Skyward Sword?
Ocarina of Time 3DS to include Master Quest?
Weekly Poll: Have You Preordered Skyward Sword?
Weekly Poll: Which Zelda Game is Your Favorite?
Hyrule.net Is Looking For Staff!

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read all the latest news about zelda series, gaming, and hyrule.net.
hyrule.net interested in writing news for hyrule.net?
weekly would you like to see majora's mask revamped for the 3ds?
weekly would you like to improve the forum in time for skyward sword?
ocarina of time 3ds to include master quest?
weekly poll: have you preordered skyward sword?
weekly poll: which zelda game is your favorite?
hyrule.net is looking for staff!


text: While you were setting up your palette and paper, and finding you favorite brushes, ArtistsNetwork.tv (http://ArtistsNetwork.tv) was streaming new art instruction videos from Mark Mehaffey (http://artistsnetwork.tv/c-2-workshops.aspx?fcat=artist&Artist=Mark%20Mehaffey), Sterling Edwards (http://artistsnetwork.tv/c-2-workshops.aspx?fcat=artist&Artist=Sterling%20Edwards) and Jan Fabian Wallake (http://artistsnetwork.tv/c-2-workshops.aspx?fcat=artist&Artist=Jan%20Fabian%20Wallake). If you love watercolor painting or acrylics, watch these previews now for some quick painting tips and techniques on values, edge control, negative painting, painting wet into wet, color mixing and more! Enjoy!

lowercased: while you were setting up your palette and paper, and finding you favorite brushes, artistsnetwork.tv (http://artistsnetwork.tv) was streaming new art instruction videos from mark mehaffey (http://artistsnetwork.tv/c-2-workshops.aspx?fcat=artist&artist=mark%20mehaffey), sterling edwards (http://artistsnetwork.tv/c-2-workshops.aspx?fcat=artist&artist=sterling%20edwards) and jan fabian wallake (http://artistsnetwork.tv/c-2-workshops.aspx?fcat=artist&artist=jan%20fabian%20wallake). if you love watercolor painting or acrylics, watch these previews now for some quick painting tips and techniques on values, edge control, negative painting, painting wet into wet, color mixing and more! enjoy!


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Murgi Song Lyrics Hd Video Mp3 Babbu Maan Aah Chak 2016 : Presenting the brand new Murgi song of Babbu Maan from his new album Aah Chak 2016. Murgi song is sung by Babbu Maan. The lyrics and composition of the song is done by Babbu Maan himself, under the label of Swag Music. Right now only the audio is availabe of the song, full version of the song is going to release on 31st December 2015. So guys stay tuned with us to get the full video of the song with lyrics.
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murgi song lyrics hd video mp3 babbu maan aah chak 2016 : presenting the brand new murgi song of babbu maan from his new album aah chak 2016. murgi song is sung by babbu maan. the lyrics and composition of the song is done by babbu maan himself, under the label of swag music. right now only the audio is availabe of the song, full version of the song is going to release on 31st december 2015. so guys stay tuned with us to get the full video of the song with lyrics.
if you really like this article on murgi song lyrics hd video mp3 babbu maan aah chak 2016 then do not forget to share this article on social networking sites such as faceook whatsapp, hike, bbm, wechat, instagram, line, viber, pinterest, stumble upon, twitter etc. you can also provide is with your comments below the article in the commenting section. stay connected with us to get more updates on upcoming songs and many more.


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You just wanted to eat a bagel for breakfast. That shouldn’t be a big deal. Yet, that’s exactly what the problem was. You took a bite, but chewing was just too much. Your jaw felt sore and you couldn’t eat another bite.
That’s on top of the headaches you been having most mornings for weeks, if not months. Those issues have been getting worse, not better.
The jaw pain, the headaches — these may be symptoms of a TMJ disorder. To learn more about this condition, you can talk to one of our doctors at Sierra Dental Care in Modesto, CA. We offer treatment for one of the most common causes of TMJ troubles, too.
If we can help, that’s what we want to do for you. Call 209-846-3961 to schedule an appointment.
TMJ disorders can develop for multiple reasons. These can include arthritis, injuries, and illnesses. You also may have an alignment issue with your teeth or jaw.
But one of the most common contributing factors is clenching or grinding your teeth. Millions of people do this in their sleep, and feeling stressed can make you more likely to do this.
What are the signs that you might have a TMJ disorder?
As we noted above, pain in your jaw or face while eating or after finishing a meal may be a symptom. Frequent headaches or earaches (particularly in the morning) can be the result of TMJ issues.
Additional symptoms include difficulty opening or closing your mouth completely, stiffness in your jaw, clicking or popping sounds when you open and close your mouth, and pain in the neck, upper back, or shoulders.
If you are experiencing symptoms frequently, however, then please contact us with any questions.
Keep in mind that most people will experience some TMJ issues from time to time. That’s doesn’t necessarily mean you will have a TMJ disorder. You may want to try some home remedies to manage your issues first.
Try eating softer foods for a few days to see if the jaw pain stops. Avoid chewing gum as well. If your jaw feels stiff or stuck, applying heat may help it feel looser. If your jaw is sore or swollen, applying a cold pack can dull the pain and reduce swelling. Over-the-counter pain medicine can help with the headaches, earaches, and other pains mentioned above, too.
You should visit our Modesto, CA office if you notice that your symptoms persist in spite of your treatment or if those symptoms keep returning when you stop your relief efforts.
Millions of people clench and grind their teeth in their sleep. Preventing this can play an important role in addressing your TMJ issues.
If this is a factor in your jaw problems, we can design a custom-made mouthguard for you to wear while you sleep. This functions as a barrier between your upper and lower teeth. This stops you from grinding them together. It also affects the resting position of your jaw, which can ease the strain on your jaw joints.
If the alignment of your teeth is contributing to your troubles, we also may discuss orthodontic options. For some patients, this can make a difference as well.
TMJ disorders can be disruptive to your daily life. Don’t suffer any longer. Call us at 209-846-3961 or contact us online to request an appointment. Sierra Dental Care wants you to be healthy and pain-free.

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you just wanted to eat a bagel for breakfast. that shouldn’t be a big deal. yet, that’s exactly what the problem was. you took a bite, but chewing was just too much. your jaw felt sore and you couldn’t eat another bite.
that’s on top of the headaches you been having most mornings for weeks, if not months. those issues have been getting worse, not better.
the jaw pain, the headaches — these may be symptoms of a tmj disorder. to learn more about this condition, you can talk to one of our doctors at sierra dental care in modesto, ca. we offer treatment for one of the most common causes of tmj troubles, too.
if we can help, that’s what we want to do for you. call 209-846-3961 to schedule an appointment.
tmj disorders can develop for multiple reasons. these can include arthritis, injuries, and illnesses. you also may have an alignment issue with your teeth or jaw.
but one of the most common contributing factors is clenching or grinding your teeth. millions of people do this in their sleep, and feeling stressed can make you more likely to do this.
what are the signs that you might have a tmj disorder?
as we noted above, pain in your jaw or face while eating or after finishing a meal may be a symptom. frequent headaches or earaches (particularly in the morning) can be the result of tmj issues.
additional symptoms include difficulty opening or closing your mouth completely, stiffness in your jaw, clicking or popping sounds when you open and close your mouth, and pain in the neck, upper back, or shoulders.
if you are experiencing symptoms frequently, however, then please contact us with any questions.
keep in mind that most people will experience some tmj issues from time to time. that’s doesn’t necessarily mean you will have a tmj disorder. you may want to try some home remedies to manage your issues first.
try eating softer foods for a few days to see if the jaw pain stops. avoid chewing gum as well. if your jaw feels stiff or stuck, applying heat may help it feel looser. if your jaw is sore or swollen, applying a cold pack can dull the pain and reduce swelling. over-the-counter pain medicine can help with the headaches, earaches, and other pains mentioned above, too.
you should visit our modesto, ca office if you notice that your symptoms persist in spite of your treatment or if those symptoms keep returning when you stop your relief efforts.
millions of people clench and grind their teeth in their sleep. preventing this can play an important role in addressing your tmj issues.
if this is a factor in your jaw problems, we can design a custom-made mouthguard for you to wear while you sleep. this functions as a barrier between your upper and lower teeth. this stops you from grinding them together. it also affects the resting position of your jaw, which can ease the strain on your jaw joints.
if the alignment of your teeth is contributing to your troubles, we also may discuss orthodontic options. for some patients, this can make a difference as well.
tmj disorders can be disruptive to your daily life. don’t suffer any longer. call us at 209-846-3961 or contact us online to request an appointment. sierra dental care wants you to be healthy and pain-free.


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Carbon, water, and energy exchanges of a hybrid poplar plantation during the first five years following planting.
Cai, T.; Price, D.T.; Orchansky, A.L.; Thomas, B.R.
Sass, A.P.; Amiro, B.D.; Orchansky, A.L.
Amiro, B.D.; Orchansky, A.L.; Sass, A.P.

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carbon, water, and energy exchanges of a hybrid poplar plantation during the first five years following planting.
cai, t.; price, d.t.; orchansky, a.l.; thomas, b.r.
sass, a.p.; amiro, b.d.; orchansky, a.l.
amiro, b.d.; orchansky, a.l.; sass, a.p.