Plaintiff filed suit against defendants related to a traffic stop involving a canine. Plaintiff hired a Dogs Expert Witness to provide testimony. Defendant filed a motion to exclude this expert's testimony. The court denied the motion.
Facts: This case (Jackson et al v. City of Bloomington et al – United States District Court – Central District of Illinois – January 15th. 2019) involves a traffic stop. The plaintiff was pulled over by the defendant for allegedly failing to make a complete stop at a stop sign. The police brought a canine unit to the scene to conduct a free-air sniff for drugs. The plaintiffs allege that the officer did not have a legal justification to search the car and that the city has practices policies and customs of prompting false alerts from dogs and improperly training canines. The plaintiffs have hired Dogs Expert Witness Lehman Papet to provide testimony. The defendants have filed a motion to exclude the testimony of this expert witness.
Discussion: The defendants allege that Mr. Papet's opinions should be excluded because he is a private trainer rather that a police officer, a police department dog trainer, or a member of the various police associations that focus on dog training. The defendants also argue that Mr. Papet's opinions do not have any scientific foundation. The plaintiffs state that Mr. Papet's extensive experience in dog training together with his numerous publications in the field are enough for him to form a reliable foundation for relevant opinions about the dog's training and the city's policies.
The court opines that Mr. Papet has been training law enforcement canines since the 1980s and that more than 50 of his dogs have been certified for drug-sniffing use by the police and by other organizations. In addition, he has edited a textbook on canine olfaction, and has published numerous articles on the subject, including in peer-reviewed journals. The court opines that the defendants emphasis on Mr. Papet's lack of formal education is misplaced. The court continues by stating that Mr. Paper is clearly being offered as an expert in the training and handling of narcotics detention dogs and has decades of experience in this area.
The defendants also criticize Mr. Papet's opinions, arguing that they are unreliable because of his lack of education and lack of personal experience as a police officer or police administrator. The court states that his personal experiene qualifies him as an expert, not his education.
The court also opines that Mr. Papet's testimony may be of limited value in determining whether the Bloomington policy comports with Illinois state policies, but it is relevant in determining the nature of the existing, published policies.
Conclusion: The motion to exclude the expert witness opinion of Lehman Papet is denied.


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About REACH Ethiopia
Implementation Areas
USAID Urban TB LON
USAID Eliminate TB /MSH
USAID Challenge TB
TB NIPH
E-health Project
REACHOUT Ethiopia
TB REACH PROJECT
TB REACH, established in 2010 with leadership of Global Affairs Canada, has funded ground-breaking approaches and technologies aimed at increasing the number of people diagnosed and treated for TB, decreasing treatment time and improving treatment success rates. TB REACH combines fast-track, results-based financing and rigorous, external monitoring and evaluation, so other donor agencies and/or national governments can scale-up successful approaches and maximize their own investments.
TB REACH Project in southern Ethiopia:
Tuberculosis is a leading cause of illness and death in Ethiopia. Whilst TB is a government priority, the national programme is reliant on identifying patients when they visit the health centre. TB diagnostic centres are located in urban and semi-urban areas and patients often need to make several visits before initiating treatment. People who are infirm, old, young, or disabled find it particularly difficult to access diagnosis and treatment services. In October 2010 LSTM and the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' Regional Health Bureau of Ethiopia initiated a project in Sidama zone with support from the TB REACH Programme of the Stop TB Partnership funded by CIDA.
Through our project we introduced a package of interventions including advocacy, communication and social mobilization with stakeholders; training HEWs, TB clinic staff and TB coordinators. As part of the project HEWs conducted house-to-house visits and identified people who they thought had TB, collected sputum samples, and prepared and fixed smears. Supervisors collected and transported smeared slides to laboratories for smear-microscopy. People who tested positive were given treatment and were supported by Health Extension Workers.
The TB REACH project was further expanded to five zones to cover a population of 7.5 million, demonstrating its up-scalability and acceptance by the population. The project received three awards of the National TB Conference in Ethiopia ( and 9th National TB Conference) and one international award – the prestigious Kochon prize 2014 –
The project has shared experiences in different national and international forums. The National TB Control Programme decided to up-scale the approach to other Regions in the country. In 2015-17 the programme will initiate activities in four major regions and selected zones and districts to implement the package with financial support from the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
concept note (2014 – HIV/TB)
Read more publications:
REACH Ethiopia wins different projects of Stop TB Partnership
Such as WAVE I, III and Wave V for more click here
WAVE I Project
Innovative community-based approaches for enhanced case finding and treatment outcome in southern Ethiopia
The first wave of TB REACH funding was announced on 25 January 2010 with a deadline of 5 March 2010 for proposal submission. In March 2010 the TB REACH Proposal Review Committee (PRC) selected 30 projects for funding from among 192 applications. The recommendations of the PRC were presented to the Stop TB Partnership Coordinating Board in April 2010 and the endorsement of the Board was obtained. The total budget committed for these 30 projects was US$ 18.4 million.
Of the 30 approved projects, 20 of the primary recipients are NGOs or civil society organizations, seven are National TB Programmers and three are other government agencies.
TB REACH – Results Wave 1
TB REACH collects case finding data quarterly from all of its grantees and has an independent agency that is tasked with monitoring and evaluating progress of all projects.
Analysis for 28 Wave 1 TB REACH projects showed that intervention areas delivered an average of 25.9% increase in case detection while some projects have seen increases of 60% to over 100%. In human terms, this translates into an additional 17,223 people so far that would otherwise have continued to infect others – many of whom would have died.
Cost: Through March 2012, 28 projects spent $14.9 million with some reaching additional cases for as low as $140. The projects covered a population of almost 90 million people. Average spent per capita of population covered per year is 0.17 USD.
WAVE III Project
Scaling up innovative community-based approaches to improve TB diagnosis and treatment among vulnerable and high risk population in southern Ethiopia
For decades, community engagement has been recognized as instrumental in tuberculosis (TB) prevention and control. The involvement of the community, however, varies across countries and is shaped by different factors including existing health policies and priorities, community structures, the willingness of community members to facilitate participation, and the structure of the health system. The TB REACH project in the Southern Region of Ethiopia is aligned with the Government's Health Extension Program (HEP) – a plan empowering female community health workers (HEWs) to deliver a wide variety of basic health packages in their communities. The TB REACH project aims to widen the level of engagement
of stakeholders, from the patient and the community to the policy makers. It engages heads of provinces, district administrators, district health office heads, health workers, religious and community leaders, previously treated TB patients, women groups, and media and policy makers, all of whom are crucial for its successful implementation. The project delivers two models of TB case detection and care, designated as the full and the targeted packages. In the full package, HEWs identify people with presumptive TB, collect their sputum, prepare smears and send them for examination. Those with confirmed TB are then treated. The HEWs also conduct contact tracing among those with confirmed TB, revisit people with smear-negative presumptive TB, provide isoniazid preventive therapy (IPT) for asymptomatic under 5 years contacts and conduct awareness creation sessions in the community. This package is a
continuation and expansion to other zones of a successful project which significantly increased case finding in Sidama in 2011-13.
WAVE V Project
WAVE V towards a community test and treat strategy for TB
Wave5 Project Summary
The evaluation population (EP): comprise the rural communities of West Arsi Zone (Oromia Region) and Sidama Zone (Southern Region). In West Arsi zone, we will include the two woredas (or districts) called Shashemene Zuria and Kofole and in Sidama zone we will includethe woreda Wondo Genet. Shashemene Zuria, Kofole and Wondo Genet are geographically adjacent to each other, have similar socioeconomic conditions and culture and comprise about 623,472 population. The main economic activities are subsistence farming and cash crops such as coffee, sugar, khat and avocado. The areas have a poor road infrastructure resulting in poor utilization of the health services. Similar to the rest of the country, it is estimated that only 30% of the population access the services provided at health centers.
Description of health facilities: There are 23 health centers and 92 health posts in the evaluation area. All 23 health centers provide TB treatment services and 19 conduct smear microscopy. Most individuals accessing smear microscopy services are self-referred and are screened using spot-spot sputum examinations, as recently endorsed by the NTP. There are no XRay facilities, hospitals, GeneXpert or culture facilities in the EP.
Health centers are staffed by medics, nurses/midwifes and support staff, including five health officers. Each health officer supports one health post of the five assigned to the health center. The health posts at located at kebele (village) level and are staffed by two Health Extension Workers (HEWs). The HEWs visit the households to implement the 16 basic packages of health care within the Ethiopian Health Extension Program (HEP) and staff the health posts. The villages are also organized in a grass root network for health promotion called the Health Development Army (HDA) in which one female community leader promotes healthy lifestyles among her five neighboring families (thus commonly named the 1:5 network).
TB epidemiology: Passive case finding is the main stay for getting patients to care, which is compromised by the limited access to diagnostics. A total of 639 all forms TB cases were reported from the evaluation population in 2015. This number translates to a case notification rate of 102 per 105 population and a case detection rate of 49%. This low case detection suggests there are large numbers of cases that did not reach or were not reported by the health services.
Population size: The intervention will focus on two rural districts of Oromia (Shashemene Zuria and Kofole) and one district in the Southern Region (Wondo Genet) which altogether have 93 rural villages. Districts in Ethiopia are called Woredas. The project area has an estimated population of 623,472 inhabitants, of which 470,294 (75%) live in Oromia and 153,178 (15%) in the Southern Region. The targeted population represents about 70 % of the population in these areas after exclusion of young children unable to expectorate.
Project Goal and Objectives
The major goal of the project towards a community test and treat strategy for TB through community based intervention in 2 districts of West Arsi Zone of Oromia region.
To Engage the HDA in 1:5 household networks to identify TB cases in the community and improve access to TB diagnosis and treatment in the targeted districts
To use Xpert MTB/RIF and ULTRA as the first diagnostic test for TB screening
To identify 47,029 (10% of total population) individuals with TB symptoms and in support by the project improve linkage to treatment by providing TB treatment in the community
To evaluate a transport preservation medium to maintain the integrity of sputum for molecular testingandarrange referral systems for identified TB patients
Building the capacity of the project and government staffs engaged on improving TB diagnosis
Project Strategy
Through the course of project implementation the project will employ the following strategies:
engaging HDAs and HEWs who are expected to make a house to house visits to establish contacts and find TB cases from among families and communities;
establishing strong collaborations with all relevant government structures at all levels and the communities;
launching the project and creating awareness to all involved directly or indirectly in the process of project implementation;
Identification of TB suspects and communication;
conducting training and workshops to professionals and HEWs as well as HDAs who will be involved throughout the project implementation;
undertaking x-ray and laboratory investigations with better equipment, treatment and case finding and applying gender sensitive approaches.
WAVE 9 Project
REACH Ethiopia launched USAID Urban TB LON Extension
and TB REACH WAVE-9 projects at Canopy Hotel, Adama, Ethiopia On December
The project launching event was attended by the Minister of Health officials, Addis Ababa Health Bureau officials, partner organizations, media, REACH Ethiopia staff and other invited guests.
The event was opened by the welcoming speech of REACH Ethiopia's executive director, Mr. Meseret Assefa. The executive director explained
the immense work of REACH Ethiopia towards TB prevention and treatment for the last couple of decades.
Following the speech by REACHEthiopia's executive director, Taye Leta, Assistant Director of Disease control and prevention director at the
ministry of health and Guest of Honor underline the severity of the disease and how it has been affecting the community, especially through missing people with TB. Therefore, the guest manifested the relevance of the project and the potential contribution it can have in reducing disaster caused by TB and in improving quality of life.
Dr. Getachew Wondmagne, Technical Director at REACH Ethiopia presented the objective, targets and intervention areas of the Urban TB LON project. This project will expand the scope of support in Addis Ababa City Administration, Dire Dawa Administration and Harari Region. The support benefits more than 5,000,000 people directly or indirectly.
Introducing the wave 9 project, Mr. Wondimu G/Kiros, Technical Lead at REACH
Ethiopia, then presented the objective, targets and intervention areas of the project followed by comments and questions from the plenary. Questions from the house were responded by Addis Ababa's Health Bureau and REACH Ethiopia team.
Finally, the launching program was officially closed by Getu Bisa, Director of Disease Prevention of Addis Ababa Health Bureau.
REACH Ethiopia grew out of a TB project that started in 2010. This project introduced an innovative community package that engaged health extension workers (HEWs) to increase TB case detection and treatment adherence.
Address: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
E-mail: info@reachet.org.et
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Filmografia

Cinema
 Water Boyy, regia di Rachyd Kusolkulsiri (2015)

Cortometraggi
 Sing On Ice (2017)

Televisione
 Love Sick: The Series - Rak wun wai run saep - serie TV (2014-2015)
 Part Time: The Series - Wai kla fan - serie TV, 26 episodi (2016)
 Kahon maha ratuek - serie TV, 25 episodi (2018)

Discografia

Singoli
 2014 - Siang tee plian
 2015 - Glai pai
 2015 - Laung kit doo
 2015 - Lauk tua eng (con Lerkcharoempoj Papangkorn)

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Ideal Power's semiconductor foundry partner has successfully completed the fabrication of prototypes of the B-TRAN.
What on earth would we do without net metering?
Variable frequency drives are part of the broader power conversion marketplace where Ideal Power's PPSA technology is gaining market acceptance.


Providing diapers and baby formula to abandoned newborns in the Philippines.
Let's give back to our roots!! Lightwork is bringing the love and light back home to the Philippines!
A country with a history steeped in inquisition and hardship there are 12M people who live in extreme poverty. Despite this, it is home to the most loving, caring, and hospitable individuals you can meet. The Philippines is a country that perpetuates the light of giving by embodying the idea that "no matter how much you have, you always have enough to give."
The Balikbayan Box is an important tie between the Filipino diaspora and their roots. Literally translated to 'going back to country', Filipino-Americans going home fill balikbayan boxes with necessary goods such as preserved foods, clothing, medicine, and so on, to share their wealth with family, friends, and those in need. This box has come to embody humility, giving, hospitality, and providence, further solidifying the Filipino culture of giving back.
to shine in the Philippines!
Meet 'A Home for Angels' — a foundation located in Metro Manila servicing new born babies that are found in the streets, trash, or left by their families. The abandoned newborns are legalized, given an identity, and cared for until they are ready for adoption (typically at the age of 2-4). Lightwork is honored to work with such an important and beautiful foundation for our upcoming project: Light Balikbayan.
Lightwork will be collecting pampers and formula, essential items to support infants that are cared for at 'A Home for Angels'. Our GOAL is to fill up TWO balikbayan boxes. Item donations are encouraged! Boxes will close APRIL 10th!
All other item donations are welcomed!
Super excited and happy to invite you all to shine your light with Lightwork in the Phillippines! A big part of who I am is my culture, heritage, roots— my family. I was immersed in a way of life that embodied the capacity of love and giving no matter the circumstance. Whether they are blood, a stranger, or a foe we treat everyone with kindness and grace as if they are family. Lightwork is bringing it back to the roots this April!


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OUTDOORS: Briefs
doyle dietz
Oct 12, 2019 Updated Jul 9, 2020
Outdoors-related clubs and organizations can submit items to be considered for publication in "Outdoors Briefs" by emailing to
outdoors@republicanherald.com.
'Going Batty' program to be held Oct. 23
at Sweet Arrow park
With a mission of conservation, education and rehabilitation, Pennsylvania Bat Rescue will share information at a free program on Wednesday, Oct. 23, beginning at 6 p.m. in the Sweet Arrow Lake County Park clubhouse. The event will include live animals.
PBR believes that bat species throughout the world should be valued for their ecological and environmental importance. Rehabilitation is a service too often lacking that is vital to injured wildlife.
Education and dispelling common misconceptions are essential to the protection of bat species. This program will answer questions about bats, what to do when finding one and discuss the species in general and the challenges they face, including the epidemic that is killing hibernating bats.
PBR's visit is made possible, in part, with a grant from the Schuylkill Area Community Foundation and the Reidler Family Charitable Fund. For more information, call (570) 345-8952.
Deer hunters reminded to report harvests
With the archery deer season under way, the Pennsylvania Game Commission reminds hunters they are required to report deer harvests and are encouraged to do so as soon as possible after their successful hunts.
Harvests can be reported online at the PGC website by clicking on the "Report a Harvest" button on the home page. Reports also can be phoned in to (855) 724-8681 or mailed in using the harvest report cards that are contained in the "Pennsylvania Hunting & Trapping Digest."
Hunters who call should have their hunting license numbers available, as well as additional information required to be reported. Hunters harvesting bears during the statewide archery, muzzleloader or special firearms bear seasons, or during an early seasons in WMUs 2B, 5B, 5C and 5D, should contact the appropriate PGC region office for instructions to have animals checked.
Ehrig to appear
as radio show guest
"Muzzle Blasts" magazine editor Dave Ehrig is the guest of Republican-Herald outdoors editor Doyle Dietz on today's edition of "Experience The Outdoors," winner of the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association and Mason-Dixon Outdoor Writers Association awards for best outdoors radio program, 7-7:30 a.m. on WLSH 1410-AM, and 9:30-10 a.m. on Magic 105.5-FM.; and downloaded on wmgh.com.
Bears Head 3D woods walk, dawn to dusk daily through October, Bears Head Archery, 148 Lofty Road, Delano, off Exit 134 of 1-81, bows and crossbows; call (570) 467-0331 for information. Autumn Hawk Watch, daily through Sunday, Dec. 15, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, Drehersville; for information call (610) 756-6961 or visit www.hawkmountain.org. Pine Grove YHEC Benefit Shoot, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Roedersville Game & Fish; 100 clays: 50 sporting clays, 25 wobble and 25 skeet; $25 donation, food and refreshments available.
• Thursday: Trap, youth 5-6 p.m.; adult, 6-9 p.m.; Orwigsburg Gun Club, Gun Club Road, off Route 443 East, Orwigsburg; email grsmmyminch@gmail.com for information.
• Friday: Trap practice, 6:30 p.m., Keystone Fish and Game, Irish Valley Road, Shamokin; call (570) 274-5834 or (570) 648-0084 for information.
• Saturday: Colors of Autumn Hike, 9-10:30 a.m., Montour Preserve, 374 Preserve Road, Danville. AT to SRT, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., meets at the ball field, 944 South St., Port Clinton. Rooks: Rendezvous with a South Atlantic Raptor, 5 p.m., Hawk Mountain Sanctuary visitor center, Drehersville.
• Sunday, Oct. 20: Driving tours of State Game Lands 211, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., begins at Ellendale Forge gate, six miles east of Dauphin Borough, along Stoney Valley Road, in Dauphin County and State Game Lands 110, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., begins at Mountain Road gate approximately five miles west of Hamburg. County View, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., meets at Mount Pleasant Hose Company, Buck Run.
— Compiled by Doyle Dietz
Pennsylvania Game Commission
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Why would you buy a truck or a bus for your company and fail to use it? Why would you hire a new accountant and fail to use her? We are supposed to buy fixed assets and employ people and get more money back than we spent. Nonprofits will focus on social impact as well as cash. That's fine but some nonprofits find it easy to spend other people's money for things of little value.
The 990 tells whether assets are being purchased or employed wisely.
Each industry has its own range of the dollars returned in profit divided by the Assets. For profit education companies average 5%. The beverage industry is 9%.
The nonprofits studied have a return of assets of about 3%. That means that each $100 of investment in assets returns about $3 in profit. That is a lot lower than the industry ranges mentioned above because the corporate tax rate has been 35%! It's fair to say that nonprofits actually do divert resources to the social sector that are returned in some other metric.
Nonprofits that are less than 10 years old have a return on assets in the 20% range. Since they are probably carrying fixed assets with little accumulated depreciation – why are they so much more effective in acquiring assets that actually return the cost of investment? Are newer nonprofits born in a more competitive time in the nonprofit industry and will be stronger structurally?
The historic nonprofits over 25 years old show returns as low as 3%. If they own heavily depreciated buildings or other long term assets, their return of 3% may be inflated. It could be closer to 0%.
In a post-industrial age, the real asset of any company is the compensation budget and the human resource that it represents. One way to measure effective hiring is to relate the total revenue to the dollars spent on compensation. If you hire a new staff member for $100,000, it's clear that you have to raise at least $100,000 more in revenue to support the position. The labor efficiency ratio is usually between 2 and 7, depending on industry.
The formula used in the study is total revenue / total compensation.
Nonprofits are low, regardless of size.
Some of the lowest include nonprofits in existence for 25+ years that have limited federal funds. For example, one reported an average of 1.26 over four years. This means that only 26 cents were left after payroll for rent, materials, food, office, etc. An overemphasis on payroll indicates poor program quality.
The lowest reported (1.22) was family operated which probably means that they drain the nonprofit of cash by paying three sisters in management very well. Since it's a special needs daycare, I pity the recipients of the services.
Regulated nonprofits (child care) will have lower labor efficiency ratios because of required staffing and credentials. Companies such as McDonald's have few staff requirements other than the practical matter of getting hot food to customers quickly.
Nonprofits with growth rates of 20%+ per year have labor efficiency ratios of 1.5 – 2. This seems reasonable. They are saving money for program and rent. They have budget balance.
A labor efficiency ratio under 1.4 is a danger signal. The income may be critically lacking for required infrastructure. There may be undue influence of board or management to drain resources. Accrediting and regulatory agencies should measure program quality carefully.
The only way for nonprofits to serve and succeed in mission is through wise use of assets. When the financial return on assets is too low, it will reduce cash and destabilize the nonprofit. Older nonprofits generally seem to need more business training to approach 5% or more return on assets.
Labor efficiency is a critical asset because almost all companies spend most of their budget on payroll. When a budget is set up with less than $1.40 coming back in cash for every $1.00 spent on payroll, there is not enough money left to pay rent, insurance, and program supplies.
Younger nonprofits appear to be more nimble. They are less burdened with nonproductive assets and save enough money (aside from payroll) to finance quality program supplies and infrastructure.
Success = monitoring return on assets and labor efficiency.
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Q: How to change few column names in a data table I have a data table with 10 columns.
town
tc
one
two
three
four
five
six
seven
total

Need to generate mean for columns "one" to "total" for which I am using,
DTmean <- DT[,(lapply(.SD,mean)),by = .(town,tc),.SDcols=3:10]

This generates the mean, but then I want the column names to be suffixed with "_mean". How can we do this? Want the first two columns to remain the same as "town" and "tc". I tried the below but then it renames all "one" to "total" to just "_mean"
for (i in 3:10) {
  setnames(DTmean,i,paste0(names(i),"_mean"))
}

A: If you want to do it the data.table way, you should use setnames as follows:
setnames(DTmean, 3:10, paste0(names(DT)[3:10], '_mean'))

or:
cols <- names(DT)[3:10]
setnames(DTmean, cols, paste0(cols, '_mean'))

Furthermore, you don't need the .SDcols statement as you are aggregating all the other columns. Using DT[, lapply(.SD,mean), by = .(town,tc)] should thus give you the same result as using DT[, (lapply(.SD,mean)), by = .(town,tc), .SDcols=3:10].

On the following example dataset:
set.seed(71)
DT <- data.table(town = rep(c('A','B'), each=10),
                 tc = rep(c('C','D'), 10),
                 one = rnorm(20,1,1),
                 two = rnorm(20,2,1),
                 three = rnorm(20,3,1),
                 four = rnorm(20,4,1),
                 five = rnorm(20,5,2),
                 six = rnorm(20,6,2),
                 seven = rnorm(20,7,2),
                 total = rnorm(20,28,3))

using:
DTmean <- DT[, lapply(.SD,mean), by = .(town,tc)]
setnames(DTmean, 3:10, paste0(names(DT)[3:10], '_mean'))

gives:
> DTmean
   town tc  one_mean two_mean three_mean four_mean five_mean six_mean seven_mean total_mean
1:    A  C 1.7368898 1.883586   3.358440  4.849896  4.742609 5.089877   6.792513   29.20286
2:    A  D 0.8906842 1.826135   3.267684  3.760931  6.210145 7.320693   5.571687   26.56142
3:    B  C 1.4037955 2.474836   2.587920  3.719658  3.446612 6.510183   8.309784   27.80012
4:    B  D 0.8103511 1.153000   3.360940  3.945082  5.555999 6.198380   8.652779   28.95180

In reply to your comment: If you want to calculate both the mean and the sd simultanuously, you could do (adapted from my answer here):
DT[, as.list(unlist(lapply(.SD, function(x) list(mean = mean(x), sd = sd(x))))), by = .(town,tc)]

which gives:
   town tc  one.mean    one.sd two.mean    two.sd three.mean  three.sd four.mean  four.sd five.mean   five.sd six.mean    six.sd seven.mean seven.sd total.mean total.sd
1:    A  C 0.2981842 0.3556520 1.578174 0.7788545   2.232366 0.9047046  4.896201 1.238877  4.625866 0.7436584 7.607439 1.7262628   7.949366 1.772771   28.94287 3.902602
2:    A  D 1.2099018 1.0205252 1.686068 1.5497989   2.671027 0.8323733  4.811279 1.404794  7.235969 0.7883873 6.765797 2.7719942   6.657298 1.107843   27.42563 3.380785
3:    B  C 0.9238309 0.6679821 2.525485 0.8054734   3.138298 1.0111270  3.876207 0.573342  3.843140 2.1991052 4.942155 0.7784024   6.783383 2.595116   28.95243 1.078307
4:    B  D 0.8843948 0.9384975 1.988908 1.0543981   3.673393 1.3505701  3.957534 1.097837  2.788119 1.9089660 6.463784 0.7642144   6.416487 2.041441   27.88205 3.807119

However, it is highly probable better to store this in long format. To get this you could use data.table's melt function as follows:
cols <- names(DT)[3:10]
DT2 <- melt(DT[, as.list(unlist(lapply(.SD, function(x) list(mn = mean(x), sdev = sd(x))))), by = .(town,tc)],
            id.vars = c('town','tc'),
            measure.vars = patterns('.mn','.sdev'),
            value.name = c('mn','sdev'))[, variable := cols[variable]]

or in a much simpler operation:
DT2 <- melt(DT, id.vars = c('town','tc'))[, .(mn = mean(value), sdev = sd(value)), by = .(town,tc,variable)]

which results in:
> DT2
    town tc variable         mn      sdev
 1:    A  C      one  0.2981842 0.3556520
 2:    A  D      one  1.2099018 1.0205252
 3:    B  C      one  0.9238309 0.6679821
 4:    B  D      one  0.8843948 0.9384975
 5:    A  C      two  1.5781743 0.7788545
 6:    A  D      two  1.6860675 1.5497989
 7:    B  C      two  2.5254855 0.8054734
 8:    B  D      two  1.9889082 1.0543981
 9:    A  C    three  2.2323655 0.9047046
10:    A  D    three  2.6710267 0.8323733
11:    B  C    three  3.1382982 1.0111270
12:    B  D    three  3.6733929 1.3505701
.....

In response to your last comments, you can detect outliers as follows:
DT3 <- melt(DT, id.vars = c('town','tc'))
DT3[, `:=` (mn = mean(value), sdev = sd(value)), by = .(town,tc,variable)
    ][, outlier := +(value < mn - sdev | value > mn + sdev)]

which gives:
     town tc variable      value         mn     sdev outlier
  1:    A  C      one  0.5681578  0.2981842 0.355652       0
  2:    A  D      one  0.5528128  1.2099018 1.020525       0
  3:    A  C      one  0.5214274  0.2981842 0.355652       0
  4:    A  D      one  1.4171454  1.2099018 1.020525       0
  5:    A  C      one  0.5820994  0.2981842 0.355652       0
 ---
156:    B  D    total 23.4462542 27.8820524 3.807119       1
157:    B  C    total 30.5934956 28.9524305 1.078307       1
158:    B  D    total 30.5618759 27.8820524 3.807119       0
159:    B  C    total 27.5940307 28.9524305 1.078307       1
160:    B  D    total 24.8378437 27.8820524 3.807119       0

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Most budding songwriters dream of their first composition becoming a global success.Usually it remains a dream:
For Dave Bilbrough, Abba Father became a giant step into international music-writing recognition. With over three decades in full-time Christian ministry and numerous albums later, he is recognised as one of Britain's foremost worship leaders and songwriters.
With a wide appeal that spans all Christian denominations and networks, songs such as All hail the Lamb, I am a new creation, Sound the Trumpet, Holy Ground, How Wonderful and Let there be Love have become a staple part of many a church's repertoire.
Drawing on folk roots and world music influences, Dave is in demand as troubadour and worship leader. His ministry brings an emphasis on the grace and faithfulness of God, uninhibited praise and reconciliation.
Dave's latest recording project, People of Promise features Dave and his band playing live in the studio creating music that is alive, organic and with heart. These are grace-centred songs that remind us of our togetherness and unity. May of the songs take up some of the key themes of an album he released 25 years ago called An Army of Ordinary People.
"I felt the time was right", says Dave, "to do something that had a different edge to it from many of the current expressions of worship, so I deliberately chose a direct and rootsy style to put these songs across."
Dave is also an author, having produced 3 foundational books of teaching earthing our worship experience around themes of grace, mission and the presence of God. He describes the process of book writing as �writing long songs where the words don�t need to rhyme�!
As well as leading celebrations all across the UK, Dave's travels have taken him to the USA, various European and Scandinavian countries, Malaysia, Ghana, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Indonesia, India, Uganda, Kenya, Australia and the Middle East.
Building on previous visits plans are developing towards strategic worship and arts training programmes to encourage, train and support musicians in these countries.
Dave has made several appearances on national television and radio including hosting a special advent series for BBC1 in November/December 2003. For two consecutive years - 2006/2007 - he was invited to be the judge for the BBC Radio�s nationwide song-writing competition in the �contemporary worship� category.
Dave was honoured with 2 awards for his previous independently released TV programme and DVD, "This is My Worship... Live and Acoustic". Emerging from a concert that he gave to help those affected by the Tsunami which then developed into a programme for God TV, the project scooped best Christian Music Television Programme and Best Christian music DVD at the Christian Broadcasting Council's 2005 media awards.
Recently, Dave has developed a presentation called Tales of a Troubadour" which has grown out of his "Live and Acoustic" events. Designed to crossover and connect with an unchurched audience this is an autobiographical journey of faith.
Having become a Christian in 1971, Dave found that, "Many of the hymns and songs used language and terminology I couldn't relate to". He picked up his guitar and began singing and writing songs of worship in a contemporary style. Seeing the importance of the worship ministry, the leadership in his home church encouraged and developed Dave in his calling, and gave Dave "the freedom to make mistakes". By the age of 19 he had led worship at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
Dave has been a regular participator at Spring Harvest, Europe's largest Bible teaching event. He brings experience, innovation and the prophetic into the worship arena. Over the years his travels have taken him into diverse situations; large scale worship events nationally and overseas as well as intimate home-group meetings, churches, village halls, cathedrals, boats and theatres � he even has the distinction of playing in an abattoir and a boxing ring.
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Some argued that Apple would have wanted to launch an iPhone with 5G capabilities in 2019. While the information looked improbable at first it seems that Apple had contacted Samsung and MediaTek in order to learn more about the 5G modules developed by the two companies.
Samsung has announced a 5G smartphone in December but it seemed that Apple wasn't impressed by the promises of 5G. In most cases Apple waited until new technology was improved and opted to include the best version of it in its devices. This line of thought has led to many arguments since some people claim that Apple prefers to use outdated technology in order to boost its profit margin.
The only manufacturer that showcased a processor that is compatible with the standard is Qualcomm. The Snapdragon 855 SoC was deemed to be the first processor in the world that is compatible with the bleeding-edge speed of 5G.
The information has been obtained from a hearing that took place in dispute between Qualcomm and Apple. Qualcomm has sued Apple in China for the unlawful usage of certain IPs but it seems that the former is not as spotless as it likes to look like.
The companies are currently involved in an antitrust lawsuit that is being condoned by the Federal Trade Commission. Qualcomm is charged with offering $1 billion in incentives to Apple. In exchange, the Cupertino giant may have agreed to use Qualcomm as the prime and sole chip provider for its products.
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>>> good evening. tonight we have new evidence concern houg angry, how badly split a lot of americans are. the numbers are in the form of our new nbc news/" wall street journal " poll. there is a message in here for elected officials . first off about the president's health care reform plan, people are evenly split on that question, 46%-45%. most people tell us they don't approve of the way president obama has handled the health care issue, but they disapprove of how republicans in congress have handled it by an even wider margin. for that matter, people don't think much of congress overall these days. just 17% approve of the job congress is doing, in general, while more than 17% disapprove. the mood out there is so dark, most people told us they would vote to replace every single member of congress , including their own, and even if it meant giving the other party control of congress . to help us go over these numbers and the message embedded here our political director/ white house chief correspondent chuck todd in our washington newsroom. two questions. we'll start with health care . who is this good news for? who do you think benefits, republicans or democrats ?
>> reporter: short term this is very good news for the president because of that one number. the fact that the the country is evenly split and that the two parties, bases, the strong democrats and strong republicans are both in their corners on this saying, hey, it's a message the president can tell waivering democrats . look, if you vote against this health care plan you're voting against me and alienating the base of the democratic party . that will be a worse outcome in november because they won't be there for you. maybe it will be a primary challenge or they won't show up to the polls. there is no penalty. it's not as if you're going to win over the people who are against this health care who are sitting there as partisan republicans.
>> about the anger out there. i had a pollster tell me today, he was being flip, if you're an independent running for congress in your district, if you're well financed, an attractive candidate, you're probably going to congress because you're not the incumbent. this year, this mid-term election could be a total upheaval.
>> it could. that 77% disapproval on congress , going inside the numbers, 59% of democrats disapprove of the job congress is doing. democrats control congress . 69% of independents disapprove. 86% of republicans disapprove. it the's this huge overwhelming majority that doesn't matter what strike. we are seeing this evidence everywhere. i just saw a new tv ad today for a sitting incumbent senator in colorado. he didn't mention his party's name, he didn't even mention he was a u.s. senator . he just simply said, hey, i've been in washington and i know it's broken, too. it was sort of a stunning reminder how toxic it is.
>> a lot of that going around. a lot of evidence tonight 2010 is going to be the season of discontent. weep have more on the poll on our website and thanks to chuck todd .


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Are boots that make you look 'coltish' a good idea? And should 40-year-olds ever wear ripped jeans?
I have read in several magazines that certain shoes can make your legs look "coltish". Are ankle boots really the way to achieve this vulnerable Bambi-esque aesthetic?
Well, no, not necessarily. But even if they were, Hope, I would not assist you in your pursuit of the "vulnerable, Bambi-esque aesthetic" because it is wrong, I tell you, with a thump of the fist on the desk. Wrong wrong wrong.
But dear lady, I don't blame you. You have merely been brainwashed because, like you say, this "coltish" look has been much vaunted in magazines of late, usually in articles about Alexa Chung. But I think we need to dissect what is going on here and, when we do, I am sure you will shove this desire for coltishness to the back of the closet as if it were a pair of especially bad harem trousers. Let the deprogramming begin.
A couple of years ago, a fashion magazine ran the archetype, perhaps even the originator, of the kind of articles to which you refer in your question. In it, the fashion journalist explained that she loved ankle boots because she admired that "baby fawn learning how to walk" look. Now, this is surely the apotheosis of fashion magazine insanity, one that makes me want to throw one across the room and bellow, "Holy cats! Have I just eaten a big plate of crazy for lunch? I know this writer hasn't done so, because lunch doesn't do one's baby fawn-like legs any favours. Saints a-fricking-live!"
Listen, Hope. Fashion is supposed to be about giving grown women self-confidence, pleasure and maybe even a strut in their stride. It is not supposed to make them want to resemble baby animals who can barely walk across the room. This seems to be an increasingly common misconception. While long legs are, granted, aesthetically pleasant, it does not follow that these legs need to be thin to the point of vulnerability. Similarly, I would contend that looking like you can barely walk because your skinny-winny legs can barely support ickle (a word that, when I am queen of the world, I shall ban) you is not quite as fabulous as certain fashion magazines, or at least certain fashion writers, seem to think.
But to your real question, Hope, which it seems to me has become a little confused with the whole issue of coltishness: do ankle boots make one's legs look better – not skinnier and more fragile, note, just better. And the answer here is, well, sometimes. Yes, ankle boots do give Alexa Chung "coltish legs", but then, so would a pair of slippers because that's what her legs look like anyway. For most other people, some ankle boots have that effect, and some do not. I know that's a rather boring answer for the sweeping-generalisation-loving world. But hey, whaddyaknow, sometimes fashion magazines aren't to be wholly trusted, as perhaps this whole coltish hoo-hah might have suggested.
Please help an old woman to elucidate one of life's mysteries. What is the meaning of ripped jeans? I can understand that, when worn by teenagers, they signify sticking one's tongue out at parents, but I have seen 40-year-olds wearing them – is that arrested development? At 81, I try not to be a grumpy old woman, but it is hard-going sometimes.
Indeed it is, Mary-Louise, though I would ask why you bother trying. While I have not yet achieved quite as many years as you have – for which, by the way, well done indeed – I have long been a grumpy old woman and, frankly, I consider it one of the better parts of my personality. Certainly it is one of the more sensible, acting like a pair of spectacles that help one see the truth through the blurry nonsense that makes up most people's daily life.
You are righter than right about the meaning of ripped jeans on teenagers. And the truth is, that meaning does not really get lost in translation when women in their 40s wear them, too, because they are basically saying that they are not like their parents were when they were in their 40s. Crikey, no. Can't you tell by their Balmain-esque ripped jeans that they are far sexier, far cooler, far more youthful than their muumuu-wearing mother? The answer here, as all grumpy old women know, is: no, we cannot, but they do seem a lot more gullible, label-obsessed and tasteless than their mothers were. A muumuu v ripped jeans? Please, that's like ice cream v a pile of manure. Truly, Mary-Louise, our work is never done.


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London Welsh will give debuts to a host of the Club's summer signings against Henley Hawks at Dry Leas on Saturday (KO 3pm), as the Exiles begin the countdown to the 2014/15 Aviva Premiership season.
Head coach Justin Burnell has named a 28-man squad, and two starting line ups, for the game with Henley - the first of three pre-season fixtures.
New additions Nic Reynolds, Chris Elder, Tristan Roberts Paul Rowley, Ricky Reeves, Ben Cooper, James Down, Darren Waters, Shane Cahill, Jimmy Litchfield, Jesse Liston and Cameron Goodhue are all set to make their first appearance for London Welsh.
"We're looking forward to going to Henley. We had a fantastic welcome there last season and it really put us in good stead for the season," said Burnell.
"Henley are a fantastic Oxford club who unfortunately went down a league last year but they've got some good youngsters and it's a great way to start off.
"We're going to Dry Leas with the mind-set of giving some of our new faces an opportunity.
"There's nothing better than gauging where you're at in a live environment. A lot came out of the game last year - they put us under a lot of pressure.
This week saw the Exiles complete week six of their pre-season programme and Burnell is pleased with the way things have been progressing.
"It's been a quick turnaround [since winning the Championship] but the boys have reacted really well, which is the most important thing," he said.
"Pre-season has been good; a lot of smiling faces. The week off came at exactly the right time. A lot of good work had been put in by the conditioners and the rugby coaches and this week was our first week back and the intensity has definitely gone up a level. We've introduced a lot more contact.
In the corresponding fixture 12 months ago, last season's Championship winners came away from Henley with a 45-5 win thanks to tries from Mitch Lees (2), Mike Denbee, Tom May, Joe Ajuwa, Rhys Crane and Ollie Stedman.
Following Saturday's game at Dry Leas, Welsh continue their build up to the new Aviva Premiership season against Wasps on August 17 at Adams Park, before making the trip to Sardis Road on August 23 to take on Pontypridd.
"We've got Wasps at Adams Park - that's going to go up another level – and then you're going down to Pontypridd and you know what you're going to get. It's going to be a massive crowd and quite a lot of hostility on the field, but as soon as you finish you're the best of friends," said Burnell.
"The other thing is it's three games on the road. Sometimes you can take things for granted when you play all your pre-season games at home. You get carried away. You've got to get used to winning on the road and that was a big thing we spoke about at the end of last season.
1st half: 15. Chris Elder, 14, Rhys Crane, 13. Nic Reynolds, 12. James Tincknell, 11. Elliot Kear, 10. Tristan Roberts, 9. Paul Rowley, 1. Ricky Reeves, 2. Nathan Vella, 3. Ben Cooper, 4. Ben West, 5. James Down, 6. Daniel Browne, 7. Darren Waters, 8. Ben Pienaar (C).
2nd half: 15. Elliot Kear, 14. Adam Field, 13. James Lewis (C), 12. James Tincknell, 11. Jamal Chisholm, 10. Will Robinson, 9. Ed Hoadley, 1. Shane Cahill, 2. Matthew Dobson, 3. Ian Williams/Jimmy Litchfield, 4. Josh McNally, 5. James Down, 6. Jesse Liston, 7, Ed Taylor, 8. Cameron Goodhue.


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Snapshot -2 from the Melody Maker (1950)...
The "Melody Maker" was the leading weekly music paper and the clips below from April and May give an essence of the jazz scene of the day. Bebop, (new, or modern music as some called it), was the main musical talking point... more from the Melody Maker...... Records of 1950...
Melody Maker April 22, 1950
(Extract...) BOP BACK AT WIMBLEDON
"I climb down, bop and jive are here to stay" (So said) Wimbledon Palais proprieter Archie Shenburn who announced a few months ago that he was finished with bop and modern music generally, and intended to concentrate wholly on strict tempo, has publicly retracted this decision.
He is reverting immediately to a modern music policy, with special sessions of bop by the professions leading exponents.
The sensational new Kenny Graham Afro-Cubists, whose debut last Monday is reviewed in this issue, (right) has already been snapped up by Mr. Shenburn, and starts at Wimbledon Palais next Monday (24th).
In addition, plans are afoot to sign up (engagements permitting) the Johnny Dankworth Seven - at first for special sessions only. These include Sunday afternoons entirely devoted to bop and starting on April 30th. Also, Tuesday night at the Palais will be "Bop City Night". 3,000 fewer Discussing his abrupt change of plan , Mr Shenburn gave the following frank statement to the MELODY MAKER:
"Only a few months ago I decided, for various reasons, on a policy of having fewer patrons and no bop or modern music. The emphasis here is on the word fewer. I did not realsise when I took that decision that it was going to cost me at least 3,000 customers per week."
"Frankly, I cannot afford it. Not being a philanthropist or millionaire, I cannot indulge my musical whims in such an expensive manner." *** Melody Maker April 29, 1950
(Extract...) SHENBURN TO ACT AS BOP GROUP DISCOVERER:
"A CHANCE FOR ALL" Practical indications of the immediate carrying into effect of the new Wimbledon Palais bop policy, as announced last week by proprietor Archie Shenburn, include - apart from the regular engagement of the Kenny Graham group - the booking of the 16-piece Leon Roy Orchestra.
Leon will appear this Sunday (30th) and the following Tuesday (May 2nd). Announcements are also made of various other plans in a vigorous policy which puts the accent very much on modern music... An oufit which puts in an appearence on sunday May 7th is the Russ Shepherd group from the Bop House, Blackfen.
Asked about his intention to engage one or two of the nationally famous modern music groups, in addition to Kenny Graham, Mr Shenburn stated:
"I have conscientously tried to do this - but it seems that I did an unwise thing when I announced my intention of booking the top bop outfits. Tentative approaches have resulted in the demanding of what seem to me like astronomical fees for making short occasional appearances at the Palais."
"I was under the impression that this kind of music, as yet unpopular among the masses in this country, was played by it's exponents in a spirit of idealism, and that they found it hard to find somewhere in which to put it over successfully."
"And yet when they are offered the chance to play their own music and get paid a reasonable rate - certainly more than the average dance band - for doing so, they immediately hold a pistol to my head and make extortionate Demands. It is all very puzzling."
*** Melody Maker April 22, 1950
GRAHAM'S AFRO-CUBISTS PROMISING DEBUT In his Afro-Cubists, tenorman Kenny Graham has a group which is original, musical and jumping, and which looks like being a good commercial proposition. The outfit's debut at Sutton on Monday (17th) caused much talk among other musicians present and met with a tumultuos reception from the suburban audience.
Trumpeter Jo Hunter was apparently very nervous at the outset, and his playing consequently suffered. By the fourth number he had gained more confidence and the ensembles (between him and Kenny) ran more smoothly.
Apart from Kenny, who has a pleasant and winning stage manner, in addition to playing tenor sax, I thought pianist Jack Honeyborne and bongo player Billy Olu Shalanke to be particularly worthy of mention.
The five other members of the rhythm section playing drums, congo drum, bass, maraccas, cowbell etc, played their part in providing an exciting backing to the ensembles and solos.
Arrangements, all written by Kenny, were very good; especially those on "Boom", "Take the A Train" and "Snuggle Bug", a Graham original. A bop flavour was evident throughout, but was in no way predominant. A unique finale was provided by de Falla's "Ritual Fire Dance" complete with fire-eating by Billy Shalanke.
(Mike Nevard) *** Melody Maker May 6, 1950
Playing with fire Letter to the Melody Maker...
What is the jazz business coming to? From the National Press and your own excellent journal I have learned with considerable disgust that a tenor player of the admittedly high calibre of Kenny Graham has stooped to the level of circus tricks by introducing a fire eater into his band.
This makes my traditionalist's heart grow cold with disgust. Let this new kind of music that he is purveying stand or fall by itself. Maybe there is a reason for a fire eater, but for the life of me I cannot think what it is.
Carole Manley) *** Melody Maker April 22, 1950
Wot! No Bop!
Asks Leslie Douglas I have been completely floored on the commencement of my tour by letters, 'phone calls and conversations with various ballroom managements throughout the country, who ask for an assurance from me that bop will not be included in my dance programme. This is a sweeping demand and if I obey it to the letter it will detract from the value of my programme. I have not got a bop band and, on the other hand, I have not gone completely Dixie either. But I have gathered a group of versatile musicians capable of playing to a universal public.
When we do feature the modern stuff, it is not just a matter of trumpet, tenor and alto "taking over", while the rest of the band get in a couple of hands of Gin Rummy; we try to present in a palatable fashion, even resorting to funny hats in an effort to give everyone their moneysworth, but the fun is in strict tempo and even the local dancing pro has been seen to smile, er - in tempo of course.... ***
Incorporating "Rhythm"
Editor: Pat Brand
Melody Maker May 20, 1950
NEW BBC SERIES GIVES BANDS 'FREEDOM OF AIR" A new weekly BBC series of entirely "uncontrolled" dance music will take the air on May 30 (7 till 7.30 Home). Entitled "Meet the Band" it is designed as a showcase for Britains' leading orchestras, including Ted Heath, Geraldo and Joe Loss. Ted Heath is first with a programme titled "Holiday for Swing".
"Uncontrolled" means that each bandleader will be able to play exactly what he likes, in his own style, with no restrictions whatever and no necessity for drawing inspiration from the current "Hit Parade". *** Melody Maker April / May, 1950
Classified ads... Clubs (9d per word)
Most clubs listed were "one-off" events in pubs but the Feldman Swing Club at 100 Oxford Street, W.1. presented top names, although not always jazz top names, as the ads below show... *** Sunday 9th: A contingent of the Vic Lewis Band, Ronnie Chamberlain, Peter Coleman, "Weed" MacDonald, Arthur Greenslade, Also; Kenny Baker, Keith Bird, etc: Harry Klein Quartet, Maurice Burman. Everybody welcome: Members 3/6, guests 5/-, yearly membership 5/-. *** Sunday 23rd: Three band session: Aubrey Frank's successful sextet. Henry Shaw, Duggie Cooper, Harry Klein: The Eddie Thompson Quartet, the new John Cowley 8-piece Boptet, Maurice Burman. All nice people welcome: Members 3/6, guests 5/-, yearly membership 5/-. *** Sunday 30th: Ronnie Ball Sextet, Toni Anton's 20-piece band, 6 saxes, 4 Trombs, 5 Trumps, 5 Rhythm, Maurice Burman. 3/6, guests 5/-, yearly membership 5/-. ***. Sunday May 7th: Toni Anton's 20-piece band, Eddie Clavert, his Trumpet and his Latin-American Band, Vic Feldman Quartet, Famous American guest artist. Maurice Burman. Bring your parents: Members 3/6, guests 5/-, yearly membership 5/-. *** Sunday 14th: Aubrey Frank's Sextet, famous Malcolm Mitchell Trio, Maurice Burman. Bring your grandparents. (Next week Geraldo and his Orchestra) Members 3/6, guests 5/-, yearly membership 5/-. *** Sunday 21st: Geraldo and his Orchestra (evening dress optional). This gig is to celebrate Maurice Burman's recovery from the illness which forced him to leave Geraldo's Orchestra almost exactly four years ago. Geraldo is taking his entire band to the club. This grand gesture promises to provide one of the biggest nights in the history of the club, of which Maurice is a co-partner. Members 3/6, guests 5/-, yearly membership 5/-. *** Sunday May 28th: Leon Roy and his Band, Russ Allen Trio, Eddie Calvert and his Rumba Band, Maurice Burman. Members 3/6, guests 5/-, yearly membership 5/-.
A regular feature in the MM was the WHO'S WHERE listing that gave advance notice of upcomong band gigs. Invariably the majority of these were for one night dance hall bookings and regulars on the listing with a jazz slant included the Tito Burns Sextet, Johnny Dankworth 7, Vic Lewis Orchestra, Leon Roy Orchestra and Kathy Stobart. It was not unusual for these bands to play seven nights a week in different locations.
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Centro Storico Restaurants
Establishment neighborhood
Via di Monti Giordano, 60/61, Centro Storico
This quirky little brunch spot is famous for baked goods and incredible pancakes, which come with layers of strawberries and bananas in between the stacks.
Via della Stelletta, 4, Centro Storico
This cool, experimental little restaurant is casual from head to toe—you'll serve your own wine and even set your own place, with utensils and napkins from drawers on the underside of the bar—which is actually a big part of the appeal in a city where meals are usually a big to-do. The menu changes daily, serving Italian dishes with modern twists to foodies and Rome's younger set. There's a big table in the back where you can make a reservation and share a family-style meal, but if you're with a small party, it's first-come, first-serve. Sit at the bar, where you can look in on the big open kitchen.
Settimio al Pellegrino
Via del Pellegrino, 117, Centro Storico
The menu changes daily based on whatever Teresa's making, but she relies on old-school dishes like polpette (meatballs) and homemade pasta, and if you show up on a Friday, definitely be prepared for fish.
Trattoria Polese
Piazza Sforza Cesarini 40, Centro Storico
It's the kind of place you should come for classic Roman dishes, like spaghetti puttanesca, grilled artichokes, and cacio e pepe.
Pianostrada
Via delle Zoccolette 22, Centro Storico
The menu leans on crazy-fresh ingredients sourced from the farms around Rome, and every category, from fritti to pasta, is gorgeously executed.
Ginger Sapori e Salute
St. Eustachio Square, 54-55, Centro Storico
With several skylights, white walls and chairs accented with touches of rich wood, plus lots of additional lighting and greenery, Ginger is a bright and modern all-day restaurant in Roma Centro. It's the kind of place where you can order both an acai bowl or a stack of organic pancakes for breakfast—there's really something for everyone on their expansive, skewed-healthy menus. It's a nice change of pace from pizza and pasta, if you're looking for a break—although they have plenty of that here, too, plus a full wine menu. There's another outpost in Campo Marzio.
Emma Pizzeria
Via del Monte della Farina, 28, Centro Storico
Opened just a few years ago by a young couple and members of Roscioli family, this restaurant serves incredible thin-crust pizza; toppings are sourced from Salumeria Roscioli, the area's best deli counter, and the crust is from fourth-generation baker Pierluigi Roscioli. The light-filled space—owed, in part, to a great skylight—is wonderfully bright, modern, and air conditioned (there's outdoor seating if you prefer, too). Bonus: it's open for lunch and dinner seven days a week.
Via Borgognona, 11, Centro Storico
Open since 1935, this trattoria serves classic Tuscan food—they're known for having some of the best zuppa di fagioli (bean soup) in town, plus pretty incredible steak tartare. Despite being just around the corner from the Piazza di Spagna, the restaurant itself is a wood-paneled, relatively quiet dining experience—note: if you're not a regular, service can be less than warm, but still good.
Roscioli La Salumeria
Via dei Giubbonari, 21/22, Centro Storico
The restaurant piece of this chic, brother-operated gourmet grocery/wine bar/restaurant has become one the most difficult tables to come by. The menu is short compared to its traditional trattoria counterparts but the plates of fresh burrata, salumi, and house-made pastas are truly exceptional. The best part is that you can take home a scaled-down version of your meal thanks to a well-stocked market—the jars of cacio e pepe sauce and jugs of olive oil make for great (admittedly, difficult to pack) souvenirs. Note that the wine list and cocktail offering are some of the best in the city, so definitely come for aperitivo if you can't get in for dinner or lunch.
Piazza de' Ricci, 144, Centro Storico
The specialty at this close to a century-old restaurant is fish, more specifically, super fresh oysters, and seafood-themed pastas. The kitchen takes great care to source almost exclusively from local fishermen, which explains why the menu is so heavily influenced by what's in season and changes often. While so many local restaurants are on the casual side, this one, with its expansive wine and cocktail list and elegant outdoor seating area right on the Piazza Ricci, should be saved for a special occasion.


I have downloaded the MIBs from Extreme, used "mibimporterv3" to save them into the "Paessler SNP Libraries", and used several of the downloaded MIBs to try to capture CPU and MEMory use on the switches with no luck.
I am a potential customer exploring th product. Can someone help me?
thank you very much for your KB-Post. Can you please maybe consult with Extreme which MIB should be the correct one, to monitor CPU & Memory. Otherwise you could try the SNMP CPU Load and SNMP Memory Sensor. Maybe these two generic ones already work with your Extreme switches.
Thank for replying. Extreme did provide some MIBs, and I did try the generic ones. When I try the Extreme provided MIBs though, none seem to work. I might be doing something wrong when using the MIB splitter and importer, yet I have used those tools for oither MIBs successfully.
I am hoping someone can provide me with the .oidlib that's already working somewhere else, and I can just re-use that.
Can you please elaborate, 'what exactly does not work'? Did you get errors already with importing the MIB? Or then when trying to scan the imported OIDLibs/SNMP Libraries in PRTG? Which exact error(s) did you get?
I would honestly say that this is less a weakness with the PRTG product and more with the fragmented structure of SNMP. This is the same problem we encountered years ago when looking for a product.
Ultimately I switched from trying and only occasionally being able to successfully parse malformed MIB files or alternately being able to load the MIB correctly but then having to search through thousands of items for what I was looking for. Instead, I either search out the specific MIB variable that I'm looking for using one of a variety of sites that actually correlate the OID to the textual MIB equivalent. This allows you to select only the elements you want using the specific OID instead of auto-discovering 1000 sensors for a single device and deleting all but the couple you are looking for.
1. Run an SNMPwalk of the device in question using no MIBs to obtain all responsive OID values with no MIB textual correlation.
2. Run another SNMPwalk of the device using the MIBs (if available - see the SNMPwalk documentation for how to include MIB files) to have a comparative list with the textual equivalents. Place both the OID list and the MIB list next to one another in Excel or using another method so that you have a line-by-line direct correlation between the OID value and the readable text MIB version and then simply search for CPU, Mem, Temp, or whatever other variables you're looking to monitor.
3. If you cannot find a MIB to use, search Google for "Extreme x450 CPU OID" or whatever else you're looking for and many times that value has already been found. Even if you are not looking for CPU or memory, those are the most common and can sometimes lead you to the correct OID tree to search for. If, for example, someone identifies Extreme CPU as 1.3.6.1.4.1.1916.1.32.1.4.1.7.1, simply paste this value into Google, remove the .1 on the end as this is a specific instance ID (if you had multiple devices the second would be .2, third .3 and so on), and search. Many times you will come up with a link to one of the above sites that will take you into the actual OID tree and you can see all of the OID values there and find the appropriate one. Remember, though, that you always need an instance ID. Take the OID value from the tree you've found and find that value in the SNMPwalk of the device to discover which instance IDs are responding.
DESCRIPTION "Extreme Wireless Access Tables"


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Titan boys take consolation bracket championship at state
John Wright named to all-tournament team
After falling to the number one team in the state, the Crested Butte Titan boys' basketball team won its final two games of the Great Eight 1A state tournament to emerge the consolation bracket champions.
The Titans entered the tournament the eighth seed and faced the number-one-ranked and undefeated Hi Plains Patriots on Thursday, March 13.
It was a tough way for the Titans to open their state tournament debut at Cadet Coliseum at the Air Force Academy.
While an upset was not out of the question, certain things had to happen. The Titans needed to shoot the lights out on offense, while the Patriots needed to be ice cold from the floor.
Unfortunately for Crested Butte, the opposite occurred.
Hi Plains opened the game red-hot, shooting nearly 80 percent from the floor, while the Titans couldn't buy a basket, hitting just four of 30 shots in the first half.
Hi Plains took a 23-6 lead in the first quarter, including a crushing three-pointer at the buzzer.
The Titans recovered slightly in the second quarter, scoring nine points, led by senior Randy Evans who crashed the boards and scored four points, but it did little to chip away at the Patriots as they maintained to hit nearly every shot they got, taking a 23-point lead into halftime.
The Titans outscored Hi Plains in the second half, paced by junior John Wright, who hit four three-pointers for a team-leading total 20 points, but the damage was done and the Titans fell 64-47 to the eventual tournament champion.
"We just couldn't knock the shots down and were never able to get into our full-court man-to-man press," says coach Robin Loyed. "We dug a hole we couldn't get out of."
The loss sent Crested Butte into the consolation bracket and they had one of two ways to react to the opening-round loss. Lose again and pack it in on Friday or rally for the consolation bracket title and end the season on a high note.
The Titans chose the latter.
Ironically, the team saw some bright spots in their loss to Hi Plains and headed into its game against Campo/Vilas rejuvenated and destined to make a name for Crested Butte at the tournament.
"We wanted to prove that we were supposed to be there and that we could play with these guys," says senior Daniel Hargrove.
Campo/Vilas ended the regular season ranked fourth in the state paced by a shooting guard and a top-notch college hoops bound post player.
Still, Loyed and the team remained confident with a plan in mind.
"We felt that they couldn't stop our offense but we had to call on our stoppers and put Robbie (Holleran) and Will (Curry) on their two players," explains Loyed.
The game was intense from start to finish, with the Titans leading the pace and Campo/Vilas doing everything it could to try to hang on.
Senior Joe Bosshard opened the game with four quick points but Campo/Vilas responded. Wright drained a three-pointer, but Campo/Vilas responded.
Campo/Vilas took a brief one-point lead five minutes into the first quarter, but Wright responded with another three-pointer and a coast-to-coast run to give the Titans an 18-15 lead at the end of the first quarter.
The Titans built a ten-point lead to open the second quarter, started by a three-pointer from senior Alexei Desmarais and finished with the same from Evans.
Campo/Vilas battled back to cut the lead to two before free throws from Wright at the end of the half gave the Titans a 32-28 lead heading into the third quarter.
Campo/Vilas looked to its big guy to carry the load; he proved unstoppable, leading Campo/Vilas to its first lead of the game at the end of the third quarter.
The difference came in the work of senior Will Curry on defense. Curry held their shooting guard to three points while Campo/Vilas could do nothing to shut down Wright and the rest of a balanced Titans attack.
The Titans opened the fourth quarter with an alley oop from Wright to Evans and never looked back, sealing the 69-58 win with solid free-throw shooting.
"As we opened up a lead in the fourth quarter, they put us on the line and we just knocked them down," says Loyed.
"It was awesome because it was a full team win," adds Hargrove. "It's cool to beat one of those teams you always read about."
Wright led the team with 22 points, Hargrove scored 10, and Holleran finished with nine points.
The win sent the Titans to the consolation bracket finals against none other than the Ouray Trojans. The Trojans defeated the Titans three times this season, including the last time in the District tournament finals.
Suffice to say, a win over the Trojans in the consolation finals would be the next best result for the Titans to a state title.
The Titans got a scare early as Ouray opened a 10-2 lead, but Desmarais hit back-to-back three-pointers to cut the Trojans' lead to two.
Wright capped the first quarter with back-to-back threes as well and the Titans were on top 18-17.
Ouray took control of the game in the second quarter, outscoring Crested Butte 14-8 to take the lead back. Wright picked up his third and fourth personal fouls in the first minute of the third quarter, forcing Loyed to take him off the court.
With Wright out and Ouray hot, it looked like the Trojans would pull off a fourth win over Crested Butte. Yet, the Titans are more than just Wright and the seniors pulled together to lead a phenomenal third quarter and hold Ouray in check.
Evans opened with a 10-foot jumper and Hargrove buried a three-pointer to tie the game 31-31.
Curry clamped down to shut off Ouray's premier perimeter shooter and by the end of the third quarter; the Titans were down just two points.
The hold opened the door for Wright to come in fresh off the bench and fire off 10 quick points, including two threes, to push the Titans on top 50-44.
With just over two minutes left in the game, Loyed called on his team to play possession basketball to kill the clock.
The move forced Ouray to foul Crested Butte to stop the clock and put them on the line in a pressure situation hoping they would break.
Crested Butte responded accordingly, hitting nine of 13 free throws led by Hargrove, who hit five of six down the stretch for the 61-50 win and the consolation bracket championship.
"We wanted to go out with a bang," says Hargrove of the win. "It seemed like the perfect way to end the season. I just knew I could ice the game right there and I just wanted to help the team win."
Wright finished the game with 24 points and was one of five players named to the Denver Post All-Tournament team.
"It was a tremendous game," says Loyed. "I was never so proud of the guys as I was that third quarter. It was an incredible team effort. We were very pleased to come away with the consolation championship."
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