Well it's pretty obvious from the replays that David Ngog cheated by diving to get Liverpool a penalty from which they equalised on Monday night against Birmingham. Referee Peter Walton was well positioned, about 15 yards behind Ngog, who had burst into the Brum penalty area at high speed.
Just then Lee Carsley chose to slide in to try and get the ball off Ngog. Carsley missed everything; ball and player alike, but his actions gave Ngog just the opportunity he needed to practise his diving skills. Walton might have been helped if he had studied the recent research which showed that players who fling their arms up in the air - dying Swan-style - are generally cheating as it's an unnatural thing to do.
Carsley was daft. Going to ground in the penalty area dramatically increases the odds of giving a penalty away and as a seasoned pro he should have known that. Ngog appeared to have lost control of the ball as well.
But the bottom line is that Ngog cheated, just like so many other players. Players are now so skilled at cheating the refs often can't detect it. I guess, he thought wearily, that a retrospective decision by the FA might have some effect.


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Ouster of head of school surprises some
By JANESE HEAVIN of the Tribune's staff
Columbia Independent School board members were mum this morning about their decision to launch a nationwide search for a new head of school.
Board Chairman John Thompson provided little insight into his weekend memo announcing that CIS head Trent Amond is not coming back. Parents of CIS students also declined to comment, saying the news came as a shock to them.
Amond said his departure at CIS is effective immediately, but he declined to elaborate. "I will not be returning as head of school," Amond said when reached by phone this morning. "I might be in and out for a little while when I get back from vacation, but I will not function as head of school."
Thompson did say the decision was made by some members of the board of trustees outside of a formal board meeting. Thompson said those discussions happened "very recently," but he would not say when.
Board members Mike Flanagan and Sara Harper declined to comment, referring questions to Thompson.
Amond does not have other career plans at this point, and he said he is not sure whether his family will remain in Columbia. "We're exploring all options," he said.
Over the past couple of years, CIS has struggled with lackluster enrollment at the high school level, where the school competes with larger public schools that offer more elective courses and extracurricular activities. The independent school recently adopted a "global studies" curriculum, hoping to make it more attractive to college-bound students. Still, the number of students graduating from CIS remains small. This spring, two students graduated from CIS; 23 have graduated since the first graduating class in 2002.
There has been no formal discussion of reformatting the school, but this morning, Thompson said the board is looking for a director to "continue the mission of the school as a K-12 with rigorous academics and a global perspectives curriculum."
In the weekend memo, Amond is quoted as saying: "I share the board's commitment to developing a global study curriculum."
But Amond also said in that memo that the "CIS board of trustees remains committed to a K-12 format for the school," without saying whether he, too, is committed to that format.
CIS upper and lower school directors Doug Sept and Barbara Savage will report to the board until a new head is appointed.
The change of leadership will not affect the school's plan to relocate next year to the former Salton/Toastmaster building on Stadium Boulevard just north of Interstate 70.
Reach Janese Heavin at (573) 815-1705 or jheavin@tribmail.com.

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We love trees in our house. My 5 and 4 year old children like to climb them and my 2 year old likes to collect leaves, pinecones and horse chestnuts. Last weekend we spent the morning at Alice Holt Forest which is looked after by the Forestry Commisson.
My question to you today is how can you measure how tall a tree is?
We have a fun method.
This method of measuring the height of a tree is only an estimate, but uses trigonometry. If you look at the top of a tree at a 45 degree angle then the height of the tree (h) is the same as the distance that you are from the tree.
I have never heard this before. Cool!
I love this!!!! I've never heard of it either but can't wait to try it with my kids!
I love this.Thanks for sharing.
Well I never!! Once you explained it, it all made sense, but before it seemed like MAGIC! YAY!
Sophmore year trig just came flooding back to me upon seeing the illustration! I LOVE this idea and it's timing is perfect as my daughter has been asking how tall some of our hundred year old poplar tulips are. They tower over our house and I'm estimating they're at least 120 feet tall. So would this method work on an incline or would that skew the right angle?
I SO love this post!!! Love the idea of introducing my young kids to something they otherwise won't get until high school.


From Stockholm, Sweden, IXXI (read 9/11) were formed in 2006 and have so far released four albums, the last of which is Skulls n Dust (2014). The previous album Elect Darkness dates back to 2009 and was released through Candlelight; it delivers eerie black metal influenced by Mayhem and recognizable Swedish sounds, with a grim performance on vocals by Totalscorn. A misfortune happened to this band in 2011: guitarist Nattdal died of an overdose after singer Totalscorn had left the band.
With a new lineup, with Outlaw taking over Totalscorn, the band has moved towards a death/thrash metal approach which is still very well blended in the atmosphere of Skulls n Dust. You will hardy find the usual tremolo riffs and the blast beats that are so much abused in black metal; a trademark of IXXI's new sound is the riff accompanied by a harmonic. The rhythm is not generally high paced, but the result is an album that will make you inevitably nod in time with black metal.
I lust for cessation of the deceased humanity and curse society with all it's profanity" (from "Warmonger").
Satanism is also addressed, as in "G.P.S.D.".
In short, Skulls n Dust by IXXI is a good and compelling album, characterized by quite a personal style personal. Listen to it!
Release date: January 9 2014 on Osmose Productions. The digital album can be purchased through the Bandcamp player below for 7 euros.


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Literary Review: Fear: Trump in the White House by Bob Woodward
September 27, 2018 December 24, 2018 ~ Tim Sebring
Have you ever stayed up until midnight to read a book? I have before and I intended to do so for Fear: Trump in the White House by Bob Woodward. I didn't have to, since the eBook of the nonfiction work was released at 9 PST on September 10th, letting me sink my teeth into this whirlwind political drama as soon as possible. This is my review:
Bob Woodward is an associate editor at the Washington Post, where he has spent 47 years as a journalist. Woodward and fellow journalist Carl Bernstein were the first reporters to break the Watergate scandal in 1972. Since then, he has published 8 books about sitting presidents. In short, he is the presidential reporter. And Fear: Trump in the White House (Aha, I see what he did there) is the next in this pedigree.
Woodward is famous for the sheer amount of research that he puts into his presidential books and this creates a distinct style. Fear is a distant book, with a god's eye perspective. The best and most interesting comparison to be made might well be to Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury. Fire and Fury was regarded as a lurid, tell-all about the Trump Administration, especially because it was released so soon after the 2016 election. In contrast to Woodward's more distant style, Wolff wrote as a fly on a wall. In many ways, Fear reinforces some of the themes of Fire and Fury. On the former's publishing, critics lambasted it and Wolff for exaggerating both his own importance and the events he depicted. And while the first is up for discussion (Wolff has claimed that he essentially had free reign in the chaotic White House of 2017), the second one is somewhat put to rest by Fear. The Trump White House was in a ongoing state of chaos in 2017. That said, while Woodward's writing reflects the same climate as Wolff, he rightly avoids some of the more salacious elements that the former touched up. Wolff drew flak from critics for his focusing on the relationship between President Trump and former Press Secretary Hope Hicks, as well as a controversial comment near the end of his book about the relationship between Trump and UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
The result is that while Fear does reinforce several of the observations made in Wolff's book, it also shows the difference between good reporting and great reporting. Woodward goes to great lengths, in Fear's preface, to outline his system of Deep Background, wherein a full picture is assembled from hundreds of hours worth of interviews. This dedication to research has always been lauded by Woodward's readers but in this particular instance, a new form of criticism has emerged. Many notable news sources like the Columbia Journalism Review have commented on the efficacy of using Deep Background when focusing on the Trump White House. If the members of the Administration are as self-serving as they appear to be, goes the logic, then why trust what'll they have to say? And there's something to this argument. The book itself is structured in a series of anecdotes, tied together in chapters based on themes. And between stories, certain figures come off as different, clearly indicating different sources. John Kelly, for instances, goes from being an island in the sea of chaos that is the Administration to being a hard-line member of the faction within the White House focused on immigration. Not all characterization is like this. Gary Cohn and Rob Porter (the former Director of the National Economic Council and former Staff Secretary) are the closest things to "protagonists," in the overall story of the Administration's first two years. That is to say, the book's perspective is frequently sympathetic to Cohn and Porter more often then it isn't. But Cohn and Porter are the exceptions that prove the rule. The anecdotal nature of the book mean that most of stories and the people involved in them are mercurial. And while this inconsistency is noteworthy, it's always worth remembering that these are real people and not characters in a fictional story.
And I think that gets to the heart of why Fear isn't just a good book but an important one. When I read Fire and Fury, the thoughts that went through my mind were ones of justification. It was an indulgent book, selling the idea that the Trump White House wasn't just an ill-organized house of horrors but a living soap opera defined by the base nature of the actors. At the time, I was willing to accept those characterizations because it was the first book out of the gate to catch America's imagination (and terror) about the current president and his cabinet. What's more, it seemed to confirm what many people were already willing to believe, myself included. But Fear isn't about selling any particular vision of the Administration. Like all good journalism, Fear is about elucidating the truth and building upon it. The few times that Woodward inserts himself into the story play into this. Woodward admits his own regret in regards to how he handled the initial release of the infamous Steele Dossier in mid-2016 but not before elaborating on why he went on CNN and admitted (then credible) doubt as to the Dossier's veracity. Similar is the book's take on the ongoing investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. At first the book seems to be ambivalent on the investigation and uses the viewpoint of Trump's then personal lawyer John M Dowd to tell the story of its progress. Dowd himself doesn't believe there was any collusion with Russia and since his is the viewpoint these sections of the book inhabit, it's hard not to see sympathy within this assessment. But the book ends with Dowd's resignation and a final denouement that casts the whole thing in a different light that I'll refrain from spoiling here.
It took me a lot longer than I would've preferred to write this piece. Fear gives the reader a lot to think about. This has certainly been the most difficult review I've written since I started this site. We live in a world right now where we want to news to confirm to our beliefs. I mean, that's the entire origin of the Fake News controversy, the idea that if we don't agree with it or if it doesn't fit our worldview, it's "Fake News." So along comes a book by one of the most influential journalists ever and it opens with a shocking scene of what the book itself calls "an administrative coup." It's the perfect opening for a book about the incompetent Trump Administration. But as the story progresses, the opening becomes almost forgotten under an ever growing rap sheet of smaller moments of dishonesty, selfishness and amorality. Sobering is perhaps the best word to describe Fear: Trump in the White House. Incisive in his honesty and unrelenting in his reporting, Bob Woodward's book will go down as one of the most insightful windows into a dysfunctional government. When we look back on this period of history, Fear will form the bedrock on which we build our perspective.
Fear: Trump in the White House is available through Simon and Schuster.
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Post-traumatic stress and cancer
Many associate post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, with veterans returning home from war, or those involved in similarly violent scenarios. But PTSD can occur after any life-threatening traumatic event — including a serious illness like cancer.
"It's common for cancer patients, even if they don't have full-blown PTSD, to have some of the symptoms of it," says Fremonta Meyer, MD, of Dana-Farber's department of Psychosocial Oncology and Palliative Care, who notes PTSD rates among cancer survivors are slightly higher than the general population.
Symptoms of PTSD include re-experiencing the traumatic event, usually in the form of flashbacks or nightmares; avoidance; hyper vigilance; startling easily; inability to concentrate; insomnia; and negative self-perceptions. Usually, symptoms emerge shortly after the trauma, but sometimes they do not appear for months or even years afterwards.
"Cancer patients experiencing PTSD may skip appointments or procedures to avoid triggers that remind them of their trauma, which could cause health problems if they miss surveillance scans or other follow-up," Meyer explains.
Lowering risk
The key to lowering the risk of PTSD, says Meyer, is prevention. Patients should consider attending support groups or meeting with a mental health provider prior to finishing treatment to address the emotions surrounding the cancer experience. For those suffering from delayed PTSD following treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR), and some medications can relieve the symptoms of PTSD. The disorder often goes hand-in-hand with depression and anxiety, so medications for those ailments can help with some symptoms of PTSD. Blood pressure medications are sometimes used as well to assist with nightmares and other sleep issues.
While cancer is a traumatic stressor, not everyone who has a stressor gets PTSD, says Meyer. It's also possible to experience post-traumatic growth.
"In post-traumatic growth, patients may have emotional distress but then come out of that and grow in many important areas," she says, including how they relate to others, the way they think about their cancer experience, and in spirituality.
Patients who are younger, female, less-educated, and who have had previous trauma or a preexisting mental health condition, such as depression or anxiety, might be at higher risk for PTSD.. But seeking psychiatric help during and immediately following cancer treatment can help these patients process their emotions and heal mentally and emotionally.
"If you don't pay attention to processing a trauma, you might be more vulnerable to PTSD later on," Meyer says.


And then there was is a collection of works that highlight the multiple disciplines practiced within the FSU Art BFA program. It features painting, video, sculpture, book arts, photography, and drawing. The exhibition was juried and curated by undergraduate Art History students who focus on contemporary art practices.
This show will exhibit from Feb. 19 – Mar. 7. An opening reception will be held Thursday, Feb. 19 at the Phyllis Straus Gallery from 7-9 PM.


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Xbox Store Countdown Sale Week 2 Deals Live, 'Alien: Isolation' And More For A Song
Scott Grill
The second week of the Xbox Store Countdown sale began Tuesday, December 29, with more deals in Microsoft's "biggest sale ever" for the Xbox One and Xbox 360 consoles. There are some solid deals for newer and older titles such as Alien: Isolation, Rainbow Six: Siege, Shovel Knight, Fallout 4, and much more.
The current set of deals that went live today will run through the end of the sale on January 7, 2016. Deals with Gold and Spotlight Sale discounts will be valid through January 4. There are also daily deals that will run until December 31, 2015.
Xbox LIVE Gold members will get the best deals, with discounts up to 85 percent off select games. And really, you'll want a subscription anyways, as it is necessary to play and enjoy a large number of Xbox One titles. Membership costs $60 for 12 months, or $25 for three. However, a year-long membership can frequently be found between $30 and $40 for deal hunters.
Shop our end of season sale before the season slips away: https://t.co/GWZ7ZdKl7e [E-M] pic.twitter.com/xdRHEPd7KS
— Xbox (@Xbox) December 27, 2015
This post will be updated with the daily deals for the Xbox Store Countdown sale every day. Here are the current offers.
December 31 (final day)
Outlast (Xbox One) – $6.60
Outlast: Bundle of Terror (Xbox One) – $9.57
Dying Light (Xbox One) – $25.00
Dead Island Riptide (Xbox 360) – $2.99
Escape Dead Island (Xbox 360) – $3.99
There are a couple of things to consider with the Xbox One Countdown Store sale. The first is to think about the option of going with the EA Access subscription versus purchasing some of the Electronic Arts published titles that are discounted, such as EA Sports UFC and even NHL 16, which is headed to the services Vault in the next couple of months.
Some of the best pickups for the Xbox One include Alien: Isolation – The Collection for just $10. This title provides some extremely tense moments for horror fans. Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition is also marked down to $24, and now is a good time to grab Gears of War Ultimate Edition, as the chance to get the four Xbox 360 editions of the series for free is running out soon.
The newer games on sale include Fallout 4, Assassin's Creed Syndicate, and Rainbow Six: Siege for just under $50. Meanwhile, Kojima's swan song for Konami, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, is $40.
Ultra-cheap deals include Platinum Games' The Legend of Korra for only $4.95, Terraria for $6.60. Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition should get a strong look for only $9.90, along with Octodad: Deadliest Catch and Shovel Knight at only $10.04.
[Image via Bethesda]
Meanwhile, the discounted games to possibly avoid include Prototype: Biohazard Bundle and Payday 2. Support from the developer on the latter has been spotty, while the former was a quick and dirty port from the Xbox 360.
Those looking for backwards compatible games on the Xbox One get a selection that is dominated by Gears of War with the final three games in the series on sale for $10 each. Meanwhile, the excellent Castle Crashers is on sale for $4.95, and real-time strategy title Supreme Commander 2 is $9.90.
Here are the Deals with Gold titles that will run through January 4, 2016.
Disney 3.0 Edition – $15.00
FIFA 16 Deluxe Edition – $28.00
Kaiju Panic – $11.19
Three Fourths Home: Extended Edition – $3.74
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege – $49.79
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege Gold Edition – $67.49
The following is the Xbox Countdown deals that will be available until January 7, 2016. Note that the price listed is for Xbox LIVE Gold users. Non-Gold Xbox owners will pay up to 10 percent more.
Alien: Isolation – $7.50
Alien: Isolation – The Collection – $10.00
Assassin's Creed Syndicate – $47.99
Assassin's Creed Syndicate Gold Edition – $60.29
Broken Sword 5 – the Serpent's Curse – $12.50
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare – $13.39
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare Ultimate Edition – $34.83
Devil May Cry Holiday Bundle – $32.75
Diablo III: Reaper of Souls – Ultimate Evil Edition – $24.00
Draw a Stickman: EPIC – $5.35
EA SPORTS FIFA 16 plus Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare– $24.00
EA SPORTS NHL 16 – $24.00 – 60% off
EA Sports UFC – $7.50
Elite: Dangerous – $28.12
Extreme Exorcism – $6.50
Fallout 4 – $49.79
Farming Simulator 15 – $25.00
Gears of War: Ultimate Edition – Day One Version – $29.99
INSANITY for Xbox Fitness – $40.19
Kinect Bundle: Squid Hero + Boom Ball – $7.50
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain – $40.19
MONOPOLY FAMILY FUN PACK – $8.00
Mortal Kombat X Premium Edition – $43.99
Octodad: Dadliest Catch – $10.04
PAYDAY 2: CRIMEWAVE EDITION – $29.99
Plague Inc: Evolved – $10.04
Prototype Biohazard Bundle – $33.49
Shovel Knight – $10.04
Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition – $9.90
Slender: The Arrival – $4.00
The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 – $10.00
The Bridge – $6.69
The Legend of Korra – $4.95
The Peanuts Movie: Snoopy's Grand Adventure – $25.00
The Walking Dead: Season Two – $8.25
Thomas Was Alone – $2.20
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 – $30.00
Velocity 2X – $10.00
WWE 2K16 – $44.99
WWE 2K16 Digital Deluxe Edition – $60.29
ZOMBI – $12.99
Zombie Army Trilogy – $25.00
Which Xbox Store Countdown deals are you eyeing? Sound off in the comments below.
[Image via Alien: Isolation]


In 2018, there are YouTube videos for almost any hobby or occasion. As a matter of fact, there are hundreds of gambling channels catering to casino players. While this may seem like a good way to learn, YouTube is now suspending the channels according to new policies. These policies are a direct result of other troubling content that went unnoticed by the site.
In 2017, the video-sharing site came under fire for allowing videos on the site that showed children in dangerous situations. These videos, among others, were taken down for showing the children in obvious distress. Similarly, in early 2018, a prominent YouTube celebrity, or YouTuber, posted a video showing a corpse of someone who had recently committed suicide. The YouTuber, Logan Paul, went unpunished by the site for almost two weeks.
However, Paul has since been removed from top advertising lists, and his channel was suspended. Unfortunately, his return to the site appears to have ignored warnings about distressing content. Since then, the Google subsidiary has been 'cracking down' on channels and content.
Recently, YouTube started reviewing videos by hand to try and minimise further damage. While this is a good thing, many YouTubers are now being punished for less than clear reasons. Starting with monetisation, many channels have been penalised for going against 'community regulations'. This includes posting 'graphic or violent' content or 'dangerous and high-risk acts'.
If this seems a little vague, gambling channels showing creators playing casino games fall under 'dangerous' acts. While the gambling community on YouTube is small, these bans seem a little far-fetched. One YouTuber, Brian Christopher, runs a channel featuring himself playing mainly slots. His channel was suspended, and the reasons given by YouTube were vague.
The vague emails from YouTube are a common theme, and many top YouTube channels are also feeling the pinch. These creators face a different situation from Mr Christopher because some of their videos have been 'demonetised'. For creators who primarily post on YouTube, their videos earn money for every view with ads on their videos. Being 'demonetised' according to the site's policies means that those videos will not have ads on them.
Reasons for demonetisations, however, are unclear for creators. These reasons become less clear if creators question suspensions or demonetisation. For the moment, it would seem that YouTube is aiming for a lot more than suspending gambling channels.


Google is perfectly well covered.
I do get occasional hits from Eniro, a danish portal with a Google-enhanced web search.
I receive traffic everyday from ask.com and it would be nice if it were added to the 'Search Engine Wars tab. Thank you!
Can you give us an example of some of the search URLs you receive that are not being covered?
Thank you for the reply. The following URL strings I am copying from the 'recently came from' tab. They are showing up there, but not under the 'search engine wars' tab. I was just wondering if these searches could be added to the other tab as well?
Aha, it's www.ask.com not web.ask.com .
Could you add two Norwegian search engines; kvasir.no and abcsok.no?
HI! How are you? I would like to know how can we request http://tw.yahoo.com to be included as part of Yahoo search hits in the Search Engine War report?
Once again, thank you everyone for your kind attention!
These are not registered properly as it seems.


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Memphis Grizzlies, John Konchar agree to three-year contract extension
Damichael Cole
Memphis Commercial Appeal
The Memphis Grizzlies signed guard John Konchar to a three-year, $19 million contract extension, according to ESPN.
Konchar, who has two years left on his current contract, is now signed through the 2026-27 season. The contract shows that the Grizzlies plan on making the 6-foot-5 guard a bigger part of the rotation going forward.
The Grizzlies traded De'Anthony Melton for the No. 23 pick in 2022 NBA Draft, which became David Roddy. That move opened up a roster spot at shooting guard, which Konchar may fill.
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MORANT EXTENSION:Ja Morant agrees to record-breaking contract extension with Memphis Grizzlies
Konchar averaged 4.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and shot 41.3% from 3-point range in 17.9 minutes last season. He's played three seasons with the Grizzlies after going undrafted out of Purdue-Fort Wayne.
Shooting and rebounding have been two of Konchar's strengths. One of his best games this season came when the Grizzlies defeated the Timberwolves 116-108 in January. Konchar had 15 points and 17 rebounds off the bench. Teammates mobbed Konchar after the game to celebrate.
He also recorded a triple-double in the final game of the regular season against the Boston Celtics.
Konchar, 26, has become a trusted member of the rotation for Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins. He played minutes as a backup point guard this season, and he also took on tough defensive assignments.
Contact Damichael Cole at damichael.cole@commercialappeal.com and on Twitter @damichaelc


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Henri Bedimo Nsamé (born 4 June 1984) is a Cameroonian professional footballer who plays as a left-back. He represented the Cameroon national team internationally from 2009 to 2016 making 51 appearances and scoring once.
(1984-06-04) 4 June 1984 (age 37)
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Senior career*
Team Apps (Gls)
Grenoble 0 (0)
Toulouse 24 (0)
Le Havre 23 (0)
Châteauroux 75 (4)
Lens 50 (1)
Montpellier 78 (2)
Lyon 124 (3)
Marseille 34 (1)
Cameroon 51 (1)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only
1 Club career
1.1 Toulouse
1.2 Le Havre AC
1.3 LB Châteauroux
1.4 RC Lens
1.5 Montpellier
1.6 Olympique Lyonnais
1.7 Olympique de Marseille
2 International career
3 Career Statistics
4 Personal life
4.1 International goals
5.1 Club
Club careerEdit
ToulouseEdit
Born in Douala, Cameroon, Bedimo was trained at the Kadji Sports Academy and Dream FC team in Cameroon and after playing six matches, he was scouted by an agent.[1] This led Bedimo emigrated to France when he was 15 in 1999.[2][1] Upon arriving at France, Bedimo went on a trial at Grenoble Foot 38 and a successful trial led him to join the club, which saw him assigned to the academy.[2][1]
After spending three years at the academy and reserve at Grenoble, Bedimo joined Toulouse on a free transfer in 2003.[2] It came after when Erick Mombaerts scouted him during his performance at Gambardella cup match.[2][1] When he first joined the club, Bedimo started out at the reserve team for the rest of the 2003–04 season.[3][4]
In June 2004, he signed his first professional contract with Toulouse and was promoted to the first team as a result.[5]
In the opening game of the 2004–05 season, Bedimo made his debut for the club, coming on as an 88th-minute substitute, in a 0–0 draw against Lens.[6] Two weeks later on 21 August 2004, he made his first starts, starting the whole game, in a 2–1 win over Paris Saint-Germain.[7] Since the start of the 2004–05 season, Bedimo found his playing time, mostly coming from the substitute bench in the first team for Toulouse.[4][8] As a result, he either faced being on the sidelines or playing for Toulouse's reserve team.[9] At the end of the 2004–05 season, Bedimo went on to make eighteen appearances in all competitions.
At the start of the 2005–06 season, Bedimo appeared in the first two matches of the season, including his first start of the season against Nice.[10] However, his first team opportunities at Toulouse continued to be limited throughout the 2005–06 season.[11] Once again, it resulted in him playing for the club's reserve side.[12] At the end of the 2005–06 season, he only made eight appearances in all competitions.
Le Havre ACEdit
With his first-team opportunities limited at Toulouse further, Bedimo decided to leave the club by joining Le Havre on a free transfer in 2006.[13]
He made his debut for Le Havre in the opening game of the season, starting the whole game, in a 3–1 loss against Amiens.[14] Since making his debut for the club, Bedimo established himself in the starting eleven at Le Havre, playing in the defender position.[15] However, he received a straight red card for the first time in his career, in a 1–0 win over Istres on 13 October 2006.[16] Bedimo then helped Le Havre keep five out the six consecutive clean sheets between 1 December 2006 and 2 February 2007.[17] In what turns out to his last appearances for the club, he scored an own goal, which turned out to be a winning goal, in a 2–1 loss against Montpellier on 14 May 2007.[18] At the end of the 2006–07 season, he made twenty–four appearances in all competitions.
LB ChâteaurouxEdit
After the 2007–08 season, Bedimo left Le Havre for Châteauroux on a free transfer on 22 July 2007.[19]
He made his debut for the club, starting the whole game, minutes, in a 0–0 draw against Clermont Foot in the opening game of the season.[20] Since making his debut for Châteauroux, Bedimo quickly established himself in the starting eleven.[21] On 21 September 2007, Bedimo scored his first goal for the club in a 1–0 win over Chamois Niortais.[22] His second goal for Châteauroux came on 30 March 2008, in a 2–1 loss against Sedan.[23] At the end of the 2007–08 season, he went on to make thirty–six appearances and scoring two times in all competitions.
Ahead of the 2008–09 season, Bedimo was linked a move back to his former club Grenoble, but Châteauroux managed to keep him for another season.[24] It wasn't until on 3 October 2008 when he scored his first goal of the season in a 2–1 loss against Boulogne.[25] Two weeks later on 17 October 2008 against Dijon, however, Bedimo was sent–off for a second bookable offence, in a 2–0 loss.[26] Despite this, Bedimo remained involved in a number of matches in the first team and went on to make twenty–three appearances and scoring once in all competitions.[27]
In the 2009–10 season, Bedimo continued to establish himself in the starting eleven for Châteauroux.[28] It wasn't until on 30 October 2009 when he scored in a 5–4 loss against Dijon.[29] Bedimo started in every match until his departure from the club, making twenty–three appearances and scoring once in all competitions.
RC LensEdit
On 11 January 2010, his transfer from Châteauroux to Lens was finalised after being persuaded by his agent, Roger Boli, to join the club.[30] The move was confirmed on 13 January 2010 as he signed a three–year contract with Lens.[31] After returning from the African Cup of Nations tournament, Bedimo was given a number six shirt.[32]
Bedimo made his debut for the club on 6 February 2010, in a 2–1 win over Le Mans, where he took advantage of injured Marco Ramos and led to the opening goal for Kévin Monnet-Paquet.[33] Two weeks after his debut on 20 February 2010, he scored his first goal for Lens in a 3–0 win over Monaco.[34] Bedimo then established himself in the first team, rotating in the left–back position and left–midfield position for the rest of the 2009–10 season.[35] Since joining the club, Bedimo became a fan favourite for RC Lens.[36] At the end of the 2009–10 season, he went on to make twenty–two appearances and scoring once in all competitions.
In the 2010–11 season, Bedimo quickly established himself in the starting eleven for RC Lens, playing in the left–back position.[37] On two occasions, he played in the left–midfield position for the club.[38] Bedimo then set up the club's second goal of the game, in a 2–2 draw against Monaco on 21 August 2010.[39] Three weeks later on 11 September 2010, he, once again, set up Lens' only goal of the game, as the club lost 4–1 against rivals, Lille.[40] However, the club was relegated to Ligue 2 after two seasons following a 1–1 draw with Monaco on 15 May 2011.[41] Despite facing injuries that threatened him on the sidelines during the 2010–11 season, Bedimo made thirty–seven appearances in all competitions.[42]
MontpellierEdit
Bedimo training for Montpellier in 2012.
It was announced on 7 June 2011 that Bedimo joined Montpellier, signing a four–year contract with the club.[43] He was previously linked with a move to Rennes but opted to join Montpellier instead.[44] Upon joining the club, he was given a number five shirt.[45]
Bedimo pictured during his time at Montpellier in 2012.
Bedimo made his debut for Montpellier, starting the whole game, in a 3–1 win over Auxerre in the opening game of the season.[46] This was followed up by keeping the next two clean sheets against Lille and Stade Rennais.[47] In another follow–up, he scored his first goal in a 2–1 loss against Lyon on 27 August 2011.[48] Three weeks later on 17 September 2011, Bedimo set up a goal for Olivier Giroud, who scored twice, in a 2–2 draw against Brest.[49] Since joining the club, he quickly established himself in the starting eleven, playing in the left-back position.[50] His performance then earned November's Player of the Month by the club's supporters.[51] In the first half of the season, after which they lay second in the table, three points behind big-spending Paris Saint-Germain, who reportedly paid €6 million more for one player than Montpellier's entire €36m budget.[52] Throughout January and mid–February, Bedimo was involved in Montpellier's run of four wins in January and February without conceding a goal took them top, at least until PSG played their game in hand.[53] After missing one match suspension on the last game of the season, Bedimo's contributions helped Montpellier win their first league title in the club's history after beating Auxerre 2–1 on the last game of the season.[54] At the end of the 2011–12 season, having made forty–one appearances and scoring once in all competitions, he was named Trophées UNFP du football's Team of the Year of 2012.[55]
At the start of the 2012–13 season, Bedimo started in the first six matches in the left–back position, as Montpellier made a bad start to the season, losing three times.[56] He was also in the starting eleven for Montpellier's debut in Champions League football, a 2–1 loss at home to Arsenal in the group stage,[57] However, Bedimo was sidelined for three weeks, due to a combination of injury and suspension.[58] It wasn't until on 20 October 2012 when he returned to the starting line–up, as the club lost 2–1 against Stade Rennais.[59] Since returning from the sidelines, he started in the next six matches for Montpellier before being dropped to the substitute bench in favour of Abdelhamid El Kaoutari.[60] By mid–December, Bedimo managed to regain his place in the left–back position for the rest of the 2012–13 season.[61] He then helped the club keep three consecutive clean sheets between 16 February 2013 and 1 March 2013.[62] Despite missing one match through suspension later in the season, he went on to make forty–two appearances in all competitions, as the 2012–13 season saw the club unsuccessfully defended the league title.[63]
Olympique LyonnaisEdit
Bedimo pictured playing for Lyon in 2015.
On 1 August 2013, Bedimo joined fellow French team Lyon for a fee of €2 million plus bonuses on a three-year deal.[64] Upon joining the club, he was given a number three shirt.[65]
Bedimo made his Lyon debut in the opening game of the season against Nice, where he started the whole game and helped the side keep a clean sheet, in a 4–0 win.[66] He then played in both legs of the UEFA Champions League Play–Off Round against Real Sociedad, as the club lost 4–0 on aggregate, eliminating them from the tournament.[67] Into the first three months to the 2013–14 season, Bedimo became a first team regular for the side, playing in the left–back position.[68] This last until he was sidelined, due to injury and suspension.[69] Afterwards, Bedimo returned to the starting line–up against Monaco on 27 October 2013 and set up Lyon's only goal of the game, losing 2–1.[70] Since returning to the first team, he continued to regain his first team place, mostly playing in the left–back position and once in the left–midfield position.[71] His performance in November earned him the club's Player of the Month.[72] Bedimo then set up two goals in two matches between 8 December 2013 and 15 December 2013 against SC Bastia and Marseille.[73] He then helped Lyon keep three consecutive clean sheets in the league between 11 January 2014 and 26 January 2014 against Sochaux, Reims and Évian.[74] Bedimo, once again, helped the club keep another three consecutive clean sheets between 23 February 2014 and 2 March 2014 against Lille, Chornomorets Odesa and Montpellier.[75] This was followed up by scoring his first goal for Lyon, in a 2–1 win against Bordeaux.[76] However, he suffered ankle injury that kept him out for a week.[77] Following his return, Bedimo then continued to provide assists, which was ten, a target he successfully achieved by the end of the season.[78] Bedimo also started in the Coupe de la Ligue Final against Paris Saint-Germain, playing in the left–back position, as the club lost 2–1.[79] On the last game of the season against Nice, he helped Lyon qualify for European football by finishing fifth place in the league after beating the opposition team 1–0.[80] At the end of the 2013–14 season, Bedimo made fifty–one appearances and scoring once in all competitions. Following this, Le Figaro praised his performance and was included for the newspaper's Team of the Season.[81]
Bedimo pictured during his time at Lyon in 2013.
At the start of the 2014–15 season, Bedimo played in both legs of the UEFA Europa League Third Round against Mladá Boleslav, as Lyon won 4–2 on aggregate.[82] However during the match against Mladá Boleslav, he suffered a hamstring injury that kept him out for weeks.[83] It wasn't until on 21 September 2014 when Bedimo returned to the starting line–up, coming on as a 76th-minute substitute, in a 1–1 draw against Paris Saint-Germain.[84] Since returning from injury, he continued to regain his first team place, playing in the left–back position for the club.[85] However, he spent almost two months away from the first team, due to international commitment and his own injury concern.[86] It wasn't until on 8 February 2015 when Bedimo returned to the starting line–up against Paris Saint-Germain, as he helped Lyon draw 1–1.[87] Since returning to the first team, Bedimo continued to regain his first team place, playing in the left–back position for the rest of the 2014–15 season.[88] At the end of the 2014–15 season, he made thirty appearances in all competitions.
At the start of the 2015–16 season, Bedimo started in the left–back position for the Trophée des Champions against Paris Saint-Germain, as Lyon lost 2–0.[89] He then made three starts out of the club's first six matches of the 2015–16 season.[90] However, during a 1–1 draw against Marseille on 19 September 2015, Bedimo suffered a hamstring injury that saw him substituted in the 19th minute and was sidelined for a month.[91] It wasn't until on 30 October 2015 when he returned to the first team, coming on in the 60th minute in a 1–0 win against Troyes AC.[92] Since returning to the first team, Bedimo found himself placed on the substitute bench, with Morel preferred as the club's first choice left–back.[93] In addition, he also faced his own injury concern throughout the 2015–16 season.[94] Despite this, Bedimo, at times, appear in the starting line–up whenever Morel plays in the centre–back position.[95] At the end of the 2015–16 season, he made twenty–two appearances in all competitions. Following this, manager Bruno Génésio announced that Bedimo would be leaving Lyon when his contract ran out at the end of the 2015–2016 season.[96]
Olympique de MarseilleEdit
It was announced on 23 June 2016 that Bedimo signed for rival team, Marseille on a three–year contract.[97] He was linked with a move from clubs around Europe before deciding to join Marseille.[98]
Bedimo made his Olympique de Marseille debut, coming on as a 72nd-minute substitute, in a 0–0 draw against Toulouse in the opening game of the season.[99] After being sidelined for a month, it wasn't until on 18 September 2016 when he returned to the starting line–up and helped the club draw 0–0 against Lyon.[100] Bedimo then started in the left–back position for the next seven matches.[101] Along the way, he helped Lyon keep three consecutive clean sheets between 16 October 2016 and 30 October 2016.[102] However, Bedimo suffered a knee injury while on international duty and was sidelined for months.[103] By February, he returned to full training and didn't make a return to the first team until on 26 February 2017 against Paris Saint-Germain, coming on a second half substitute, in a 5–1 win.[104] This was followed up by making five starts in the next five matches.[105] However, Bedimo found himself placed on the substitute bench, with Patrice Evra preferred.[106] Despite this, he went on to make eighteen appearances in all competitions. Following this, Le Figaro named Bedimo a flop, saying, he "is no longer as dashing as during his years in Montpellier."[107]
Ahead of the 2017–18 season, Marseille wanted to sell Bedimo to cut cost, but he ended up staying at the club.[108] At the start of the 2017–18 season, however, Bedimo was dropped from the squad by Manager Rudi Garcia.[109] He also found his first team opportunities limited, as Jordan Amavi took over the left–back position.[110] However, Bedimo also faced his own injury concern and demoted to Marseille's B Team.[111] It wasn't until on 13 January 2018 when he returned to the first team, coming on as an 85th-minute substitute, in a 3–0 win against Stade Rennais.[112] Bedimo then made his first start of the season, starting the whole game, in a 2–0 win against SAS Épinal in the second round of the Coupe de France.[113] Following this, he found his first team opportunities hard to come by for the rest of the 2017–18 season.[114] At the end of the 2017–18 season, Bedimo made five appearances in all competitions.
Ahead of the 2018–19 season, Bedimo's future at Marseille became uncertain after being told by Garcia that he has no future at the club.[115] Bedimo later departed Marseille on a bad terms, having been subjected of a dismissal procedure by the OM.[116][117] Two years after without a club, Bedimo announced his retirement from professional football.[118]
International careerEdit
Bedimo playing for Cameroon in 2013.
In September 2009, Bedimo was called up to the Cameroon national team squad for the first time by the national coach Paul Le Guen.[119] He made his debut for the national team, starting the whole game, in a 3–0 win against Togo on 10 October 2009.[120]
Bedimo was then selected for the 2010 African Cup of Nations by Cameroon National coach Paul Le Guen.[121] He made his tournament debut, starting a match and played 75 minutes before being substituted, in a 1–0 loss against Gabon on 13 January 2010.[122] Bedimo later played two more times in the African Cup of Nations, as they were eliminated by Egypt in the quarter–finals.[123]
After being dropped from the squad for the FIFA World Cup, Bedimo didn't make an appearance until on 11 August 2010 when he played in the left–back position, and played 82 minutes, in a 3–0 win against Poland.[124] The next three years saw Bedimo establish himself in the starting eleven, playing in the left–back position for the national side.[125] Bedimo then helped Cameroon keep three consecutive clean sheets in three matches between 2 June 2013 and 16 June 2013.[126]
Despite not being involved in the squad for Cameroon, Bedimo's contributions saw the national side qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.[127] It was announced on 2 June 2014 that he was included in Cameroon's squad for the World Cup.[128] Having appeared as an unused substitute in the first two matches in the Group Stage and witnessing the national side elimination, Bedimo made his first appearance of the tournament, starting the whole game, in a 4–1 loss against Brazil.[129]
Following the end of the World Cup tournament, he then helped Cameroon keep four consecutive clean sheets that saw the national side qualify for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations.[130] In January 2015, Bedimo was called up into the squad by the national team for the African Cup of Nations.[131] He started all three matches in the tournament, as Cameroon were eliminated from the Group Stage.[132] Following this, L'Équipe named Bedimo the best left–back player in the tournament despite playing only three matches.[133]
It wasn't until on 9 June 2015 when he scored his first goal for the national side, in a 1–1 draw against DR Congo.[134] Bedimo played in both legs in the World Cup qualification Round against Niger, as Cameroon won 3–0 on aggregate to advance to the next round.[135] He then helped the national side qualify for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations after beating Mauritania on 3 June 2016.[136] Following this, Bedimo was sidelined for the rest of the Cameroon's career and was even dropped from the squad for the tournament.[137]
Career StatisticsEdit
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Personal lifeEdit
Growing up, Bedimo supported Paris Saint-Germain and idolised Rivaldo.[4] He is an avid video gamer.[138] Growing up, Bedimo revealed in an interview with Maxi Foot that his parents forbade him from playing football and did so, though "We used to beat each other up a lot."[139]
Bedimo is married and together, they have a daughter.[140]
Bedimo opened up his Facebook account for the first time in August 2011.[141] In June 2018, Bedimo opened up his football academy in his country.[142] Two years later, Bedimo was hired by his former club, Montpellier as their educator and split his time in Cameroon to operate his football academy.[143]
International goalsEdit
Scores and results list Cameroon's goal tally first.[144]
1. 9 June 2015 Stade Charles Tondreau, Mons, Belgium
DR Congo 1–1 1–1 Friendly
HonoursEdit
ClubEdit
Ligue 1: 2011–12
UNFP Ligue 1 Team of the Year: 2011–12
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Q: How to get jqgrid row index by some column value? I want to get jqgrid row id by some column value.
Example: i have one column called 'example_id' and i need jqgrid row id given that random 'example_id'.
Is that possible?
note: i don't click on the table, it's a parameter passed by url

A: I suppose that you fill jqGrid data in not full correct way. You wrote about "row index" instead of rowid. So I suppose that you don't specified id or rows in your input data. jqGrid need always assign unique value of id attribute of every row of grid (the id of <tr> elements). Because of "must to have" character of the information jqGrid have to assign some values like 1, 2, 3 as rowids. If your grid have column example_id with native unique information I would recommend you to use key: true property in the definition of the column in colModel. In the case jqGrid will use the value from the column to assign id attribute of rows of the grid. So you can solve your problem in the way.
Alternatively you can use getCol method to get array of items like {id:rowid, value:cellvalue} where value property contain the value from example_id column and id contains the corresponding rowid. In the way you will . Using $.map method you can easy analyse the array and get the ids of rows which contains some specific value in example_id column.

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Chess Raven chronicles, book 1. Nero, 2018. ISBN 9781760640248
(Age: Teens) Themes: Fantasy, Unicorns, Magic, Orphans. Chess is a hacker who is currently serving her community service in a museum in London instead of picking up trash on the roads. She was orphaned at a young age and has since always been in the wrong place at the wrong time. But on her 16th birthday, her life becomes a continuous whirlwind of chaos and adventure. She finds out she is the daughter of the Queen of the Fae folk and realm, and her father was a physicist from the human realm. And because of her mixed blood, she can now unlock a power within herself that can either save everyone or doom them all. Running from being controlled by other groups who wish to use her, Chess must try to control herself and her newfound powers at the same time. Will she become a hero, a villain, a weapon or a puppet? Soon after she is thrown into this new realm and reality she struggles to remember an old friend of hers named Tom, and little does she know that he is a big part of her past.
Violet Grace has written an interesting story that combines fantasy and the modern world. Our modern London and the world of the enchanted folk or fae come together to create Chess Raven's world. The fantasy elements challenge Chess and her beliefs of what is real and what is not, and she fights a never-ending case of deja vu as she struggles to remember her suppressed memories. But throughout her struggles, she learns to not only believe in herself but she also discovers love along the way.
I believe this will be an interesting series for teenagers as it covers topics that they will relate to such as first loves and discovering one's self.
Kayla Raphael
Hallowed by Cynthia Hand


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Violent toys converted into peace sculptures
22 Nov 2008 1:00 AM | Deleted user
By Damon Sims, The Plain Dealer
Art therapists took plastic knives, play guns, miniature military men and other toys that represent violence and transformed them into symbols of peace.
The sculptures that evolved are a project of the American Art Therapy Association's "Piece to Peace Cleveland Project." The association is holding its 39th annual American Art Therapy Conference in Cleveland at the Renaissance until Monday.
The sculptures that were created were to be unveiled at a reception Friday night at the Lake Erie Artists Gallery in Tower City and then donated to four Cleveland agencies: the Domestic Violence Center of Greater Cleveland, the Latino Domestic Violence Project, the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center and Boy's Village.
The Piece to Peace Project was an outgrowth of the associations' art committee goal to bring attention to youth violence while making a connection to the city that hosts the conference.
Art therapists from across the country collected "violent toys" that represent several themes, including using violence to settle disputes and toys that promote violence as fun.
The toys were deconstructed and with the guidance of professional sculptors, the art therapists created five works of art.
One three-foot tall sculpture took the shape of a phoenix, with pink, blue, red and yellow feathers sharing its chicken wire armature with toy soldiers and pieces of plastic guns.
"It is natural for art therapists to address issues of social concern through creativity, art making and human interaction," said Robin Valicenti, an art therapist from Philadelphia who developed the Piece to Peace Project.
The American Art Therapy Association is made up of mental health professionals who use art making to help improve individuals' physical, mental and emotional well-being.
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SRINAGAR: Terrorists shot dead a 25-year-old woman at point blank range in Jammu and Kashmir while filming the gruesome "execution" and circulated video on social media, police said here on Friday.
The victim has been identified as Ishrat Muneer, a resident of Dangerpora in Pulwama district, a police spokesperson said. Her body was recovered from Dragad area of Shopian district. "In a gruesome act of terror, terrorists shot dead a 25-year-old girl from point blank range. The body has been retrieved.
The terrorists made a video of the incident and circulated it," the spokesperson said. In the short video clip, the woman can be seen pleading for mercy with folded hands but the gunman shoots her twice, police said. Unconfirmed reports said the victim was related to a slain Al Badr militant and that a letter found near the body blamed the woman for working with security forces.
No group has claimed responsibility for the killing. Police have registered a case under relevant sections and begun a probe. "The investigation is focused on credible leads. We hope to catch the culprits soon," the official said.