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         * @param string $name
         */
        public static function register_string( $string, $name ='' ){

            if (! $name ) {
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            }

            yit_wpml_register_string( YITH_WAPO_WPML_CONTEXT, '['. YITH_WAPO_LOCALIZE_SLUG.']'. $name, $string );

        }

        public static function string_translate( $label, $name =''  ){

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            }

            return yit_wpml_string_translate( YITH_WAPO_WPML_CONTEXT, '['. YITH_WAPO_LOCALIZE_SLUG.']'. $name, $label );

        }

        /**
         *
         * @author <NAME>
         * @param $title
         * @param $description
         * @param $options
         *
         */
        public static function register_option_type( $title, $description, $options ) {

            YITH_WAPO_WPML::register_string( $title );
            YITH_WAPO_WPML::register_string( $description );

            // options

            if ( isset( $options ) ) {

                $options = maybe_unserialize( $options );

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                    return;
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                $options['tooltip']     = array_map('stripslashes', $options['tooltip'] );

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                    YITH_WAPO_WPML::register_string( $options['label'][$i] );
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                    YITH_WAPO_WPML::register_string( $options['placeholder'][$i] );
                    YITH_WAPO_WPML::register_string( $options['tooltip'][$i] );

                }

            }

        }

    }
}
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The evolution of the Lucky EVO continues in 2017. We listened to the feedback from our riders and the industry and increased the width to 5" wideand the length to 21.75" and went with the Lucky ProBar.
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Hello people! I'm blogging on here for the first time in 4 weeks and it feels great! It felt strange missing a blog I didn't like it, but I needed some time away and, in this blog, you're going to find out why I've had to take a short break. If you follow me on… Continue reading What Is a Virtual Occupational Therapy Placement?Design modifications to already popular house designs, and new house types on Bellway's Bishop Cuthbert development near Hartlepool, have produced another surge in house sales over the past few months, says the builder.
Sales advisor Ann Nichol reports that when details of the new house types became known, potential buyers came along and bought off-plan.
She explained: "The new houses are all detached family homes which have been snapped up as soon as the plans were available for inspection. The prices are very keen, the houses are all detached and most are four and five-bedroom homes."
House prices at Bishop Cuthbert fall into the £120,000-£170,000, bracket, starting at £120,000 for the Montagu, a three-bedroom detached house with a large living room and adjoining dining room which features double patio doors to the rear garden.
The Brampton property, also at £120,000, is another three-bedroom home, with a living room leading into the dining room, which has French doors out into the garden. There is a fully fitted kitchen and utility room, plus a downstairs WC.
Bexleys are priced at £125,000 and the Brentwood, which is a modified Marlborough design, now incorporating a family room, is priced at £155,000. The larger Weston comes in at £165,000.
The new house designs are the Summerton and the Cornwall. The Cornwall, a four-bedroom home, starts at £170,000 and later this year a Cornwall show home will be open for inspection. The new Summerton is priced at £125,000 and is a three-bedroom property.
Nearly 26 million Americans, mostly in rural communities, have no access to high-speed Internet service, according to the latest Broadband Progress Report from the Federal Communications Commission submitted to Congress.
Another one-third of Americans do not subscribe to broadband, even when it’s available, the report says. This suggests that factors such as cost, low digital literacy, and concerns about privacy remain high and act as barriers to adoption. Schools and libraries, too, have limited broadband capacity.
According to an FCC press statement released May 20 announcing the report, without commission action in partnership with the states and the private sector, prospects for broadband service in many of the areas “will remain unacceptably low.” The report finds the problem especially acute among low-income Americans, African-Americans, Hispanics, seniors, and residents of tribal areas.
Not all of the news related to broadband development is bad, however. The report finds the private sector invests tens of billions of dollars in broadband infrastructure yearly. Last year, it spent $65 billion in capital expenditure on broadband infrastructure.
According to the commission statement announcing the report, broadband can help create hundreds of thousands of new jobs for Americans in coming years, including more than 200,000 jobs through investment in 4G wireless technologies.
The Oasis Academy John Williams in Hengrove is closed to all Year 7 students after a confirmed case of COVID-19. Two pupils at Two Mile Hill Primary School have also tested positive and there is a confirmed case at Kings’ Forest Primary School in Kingswood.
The Oasis Academy John Williams remains open to students in Years 8, 9, 10 and 11 and parents of pupils in those years are advised that providing their child remains well, they can continue to attend school as normal.
Principal Victoria Boomer-Clark told parents: “As you know, we have put extensive measures in place to ensure that our students and staff are as safe as possible as we have welcomed our young people back to school.
“This is an isolated individual case in the Year 7 bubble, so please don’t be alarmed, but it is a reminder that we all need to remain vigilant, both in school and in the wider community.
The children in the Year 7 bubble must self-isolate until Monday 21st September and should return to school on Tuesday 22nd September, providing they are symptom-free.
Today South Gloucestershire Council said