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<!--- Mura CMS Bootstrap Tabs as Links --->
<cfoutput>
  <cfset it = $.content().getKidsIterator() />

  <!--- Only output if there's any kids --->
  <cfif it.hasNext()>

      <!--- Nav Tabs --->
      <ul class="nav nav-tabs" role="tablist">
        <cfloop condition="it.hasNext()">

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<cfscript>
// This Gist is very much related directly to https://gist.github.com/stevewithington/4742829 on how to import content via RSS.
// However, this is the main code
content = $.getBean('content').loadBy(remoteid = 'PrimaryKeyFromExternalDB');
content.setTitle('theTitle');
content.setMenuTitle(''); // we clear the other title fields so that Mura will auto-generate them based on the actual 'title'
content.setURLTitle('');
content.setHTMLTitle('');
content.setApproved(1);
content.setIsNav(0);

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<cfscript>
  // Combine feeds/content collections across multiple Mura sites under same install

  feed1 = $.getBean('feed').loadBy(name='Feed Name Goes Here', siteid='SomeSiteID');
  feed2 = $.getBean('feed').loadBy(name='Another Feed Name Goes Here', siteid='AnotherSiteID');

  // Use Query of Queries to UNION recordsets
  qoq = new Query();
  qoq.setAttributes(rs1=feed1.getQuery(), rs2=feed2.getQuery());
  qoq.setSQL('SELECT * FROM rs1 UNION SELECT * FROM rs2 ORDER BY releasedate');

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Running Pace

This is mostly for myself ... I often forget the subtle differences between different paces, and needed an easy place to go for reference.

Running Pace Key

• Jog recovery – a period of extremely slow running (barely above walking pace) in between the efforts in a speed session.
• Easy – a gentle jog at below 60% working heart rate (WHR). Running at this intensity will help your body recover between harder workouts, while still building your aerobic fitness and muscle-strength.
• Slow – conversational pace (60-65% WHR). This is the speed at which you should do your long runs - it might feel awkward at first, but it’s better to hold back initially and last the distance than set off too fast and burn out just a few miles later.
• Steady – a comfortable, but purposeful, pace, similar to your marathon pace (65-75% WHR). The ‘steady’ run helps teach your body economy, and also familiarises you with the speed you should set off on marathon day. After a few runs at this pace, make a

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<!--- Drop these in the Theme or a Plugin eventHandler.cfc (global events won't work in the Site Handler) --->

<cfset variables.passwordexpired = false />

<!--- Custom method to determine if password is expired --->
<cffunction name="isPasswordExpired" output="false">
	<cfargument name="userBean" required="true" />
	<cfset var daysUntilExpired = 90 />
	<cfset var expires = DateAdd('d', daysUntilExpired, arguments.userBean.getValue('passwordcreated')) />
	<cfreturn DateCompare(expires, Now()) eq 1 ? false : true />

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<!--- Drop these methods in your Site or Theme contentRenderer.cfc, and get the status with $.getContentStatus() --->
<cffunction name="getContentStatusID" output="false">
	<cfset var statusid = '' />
	<cfif $.content('active') gt 0 and $.content('approved') gt 0>
		<!--- 2: Published --->
		<cfset statusid = 2>
	<cfelseif len($.content('approvalstatus')) and $.content().requiresApproval()>
		<!--- 1: Pending Approval --->
		<cfset statusid = 1 />
	<cfelseif $.content('approved') lt 1>

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<cfoutput>
	<cfset cats = 'Weather,Local News,Arts & Culture' />
	<ul>
		<cfloop array="#ListToArray(cats)#" index="c">
			<li>
				<h3>#HTMLEditFormat(c)#</h3>

				<cfscript>
					catBean = $.getBean('category').loadBy(name=c, siteid=$.event('siteid'));
					feed = $.getBean('feed');

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<!---
	You could always just use dspPrimaryNav(), but here's an easy way to output the top level nav items, 
	and have complete control over the rendered output.
--->
<cfoutput>
  <cfscript>
    it = $.getBean('content').loadBy(filename='').getKidsIterator();
  </cfscript>
  <cfif it.HasNext()>
    <nav>

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<!--- Drop this in your Site or Theme eventHandler.cfc --->
<cffunction name="onAfterFormSubmitSave">
	<cfargument name="$">
	<cfset var msg = '' />
	<cfset var formBean = $.event().getValue('formBean') />
	<cfset var formResultBean = $.event().getValue('formDataBean') />
	<cfset var formResultStruct = $.event().getValue('formDataBean').getValue('formResult') />

	<cfif formBean.getTitle() eq 'Your Desired Form Title'>
		<cfsavecontent variable="msg">

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/**
 * This is a CFML library that handles calling reCAPTCHA.
 *    - Documentation and latest version
 *          https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/
 *    - Get a reCAPTCHA API Key
 *          https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin#list
 *    - Discussion group
 *          http://groups.google.com/group/recaptcha
 *
 * @copyright Copyright (c) 2014, Stephen J. Withington, Jr.