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Q: Is it necessary to have  in any table? is it necessary to have  in any table? even if table has no heading?
table has 3 other tag

 is it necessary to use all even if i have nothing for table footer. Firefox by default add all these in code.
and is it necessary ,  always should be in a

and if I have a heading in content received from client , and heading is from outside the table but related to table then how should i place that heading for table
As a  above table

Heading of table

......

as a heading of table

Heading of table

or as a caption of table

 Heading of table

Which is good for screen reader and semantically correct?

A: Use s if you are displaying tabular data - use one for each column. It is nice for your regular users and essential for screen readers. Do not use s if you are using the table for layout purposes (or other nefarious schemes...)

A: No, it is not necessary to have th.  But it doesn't look like you're using th right.  Generally, you have one for each column.  A simple example of th used correctly is:

Breed	Name

Pekingese	Pluto

Lab	Buddy

You could also do:

Breed	Name

Pekingese	Pluto

Lab	Buddy

A: According to the HTML DTD this is the content model for HTML tables:

<!ELEMENT TABLE - -
     (CAPTION?, (COL*|COLGROUP*), THEAD?, TFOOT?, TBODY+)>
<!ELEMENT CAPTION  - - (%inline;)*     -- table caption -->
<!ELEMENT THEAD    - O (TR)+           -- table header -->
<!ELEMENT TFOOT    - O (TR)+           -- table footer -->
<!ELEMENT TBODY    O O (TR)+           -- table body -->
<!ELEMENT COLGROUP - O (COL)*          -- table column group -->
<!ELEMENT COL      - O EMPTY           -- table column -->
<!ELEMENT TR       - O (TH|TD)+        -- table row -->
<!ELEMENT (TH|TD)  - O (%flow;)*       -- table header cell, table data cell-->

So this is illegal syntax:

Heading of table

It should be:

Heading of table

 elements aren't required anywhere. They're simply one of the two cell types (the other being ) that you can use in a table row. A
 is an optional table section that can contain one or more rows.
Edit: As to why to use
 there are several reasons:

*

*Semantic: You're differentiating between the content of your table and "metadata". This is most often used to delineate between column headers and data rows;

*Accessibility: it helps people who use screen readers to understand the contents of the table;

*Non-Screen Media: Printing a multi-page table may allow you to put the
 contents at the top of each page so people can understand what the columns meaning without flicking back several pages;

*Styling: CSS can be applied to
 elements,
 elements, both or some other combination. It gives you something else to write a selector against;

*Javascript: this often comes up when using jQuery and similar libraries. The extra information is helpful in writing code.

As an example of (5) you might do this:
$("table > tbody > tr:nth-child(odd)").addClass("odd");

The
 element means those rows won't be styled that way. Or you might do:
$("table > tbody > tr").hover(function() {
  $(this).addClass("hover");
}, function() {
  $(this).removeClass("hover");
});

with:
tr.hover { background: yellow; }

which again excludes the
 rows.
Lastly, many of these same arguments apply to using  elements over  elements: you're indicating that this cell isn't data but a header of some kind. Often such cells will be grouped together in one or more rows in the
 section or be the first cell in each row depending on the structure and nature of your table.

A: You want to use what describes your data best.

 will describe the whole table.  th will create a single cell which is usually used to describe one column (but can also be used for row headings).
thead, tfoot, and tbody. all can be used and are all optional provided that they are in that order, if used, and you have only one thead and one tfoot (but you can have multiple tbody.  Many browsers (all?) will add them implicitly if you don't, but the spec says they're optional.
th can appear inside any tr regardless of where the tr is.

A:

        text

This is minimum table that I can think of.

A: The benefits are semantics. The  means T able H eader. Use it to markup the headers of your columns. Generally within a
.

A: The answer is
YES!
if you are using tables to display tabular data.
Tabular data are organized into rows and columns for a reason. The meaning of the datum in a table cell is defined by the meaning of the column and the row in which it appears.
It is important to identify those cells that give meaning to the rows and columns rather separately from the cells that just contain data.
For example, the following table conveys absolutely no meaningful information:
34 56 90 15
45 65 85 30
50 55 70 35
The numbers only have meaning if the rows and columns are given names. Those names are marked up using :

    Feb May Aug Nov
ITH
JFK
IST

Of course, we still do not know what those numbers mean which is why
 is needed:
Average Temperatures by Month at Selected Airports
    Feb May Aug Nov
ITH
JFK
IST

Finally, it is important to note details such as the units of measurement, data sources etc. That kind of information usually goes in the footer of the table:
Average Temperatures by Month at Selected Airports
    Feb May Aug Nov
ITH
JFK
IST
Temperatures in °F. Source: Publication #456 MNMO

The title of the table goes into
. The
 and
 sections are especially useful when a table grows large. See How to deal with page breaks when printing a large HTML table for an example.
You can use <colgroups> to group together logically related data.

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"Hydrophobia" sounds like a fear of water — but it really refers to rabies, especially the later stages of the disease. Pasteur, a French chemist who created the first vaccines for both rabies and anthrax — as well as invented the process that helps make milk and other liquids (and occasionally foods) safer to consume. That method is called pasteurization — yes, that word that is still stamped on nearly every container of milk you can buy today.
No more hydrophobia! No more mad dogs! Dr Louis Pasteur's experiments have resulted in a most brilliant success at perhaps the most important sitting held by the academy of sciences.
Dr Pasteur thus described the process of cure by means of a rabbit inoculated with the fragment of tissue taken from the spine of a rabid dog. The incubation of the poison occupied fifteen days. As soon as the first rabbit inoculated was dead, a portion from its spinal marrow was in turn inoculated into a second rabbit, and so on, until sixty rabbits had been inoculated. At each successive inoculation, the virus increased in potency, and the last period of inoculation did not occupy more than seven days.
Having ascertained that exposure to dried air diminished the virus, and consequently reduced its force, Dr Pasteur supplied himself with a series of bottles of dried air. In these bottles, he placed portions of inoculated spinal marrow at successive dates, the oldest being the least virulent and the latent the most so.
For an operation, Dr Pasteur begins by inoculating his subject with the oldest tissue, and finishes by the injection of a piece of tissue whose bottling dates back only two days, and whose period of incubation would not exceed one week. The subject is then found to be absolutely proof against the disease.
A boy, twelve years of ago, named Meister, who had been bitten fourteen times, came from Alsace with his mother to see Dr Pasteur. The autopsy of the dog which had bitten the boy left no doubt as to it having suffered from hydrophobia. Dr Pasteur took the celebrated Dr Vulpian and a professor of the school of medicine to see the boy Meister. These two doctors came to the conclusion that the boy was doomed to a painful death and might be experimented upon.
In thirteen days, inoculations were made upon Meister with pieces of spinal marrow containing virus of constantly increasing strength, the last being from the spine of a rabbit that died only the day before. Now a hundred days have passed since Meister underwent the last inoculation. The treatment has been thoroughly successful and the boy is in perfect health. He had been bitten sixty hours and had traveled from Alsace to Paris before the first inoculation was performed.
A shepherd boy named Judith, aged 15, was bitten by a mad dog a fortnight ago, and has now been a week under treatment. Dr Pasteur is confident of curing him.
Dr Pasteur said that it was now necessary to provide an establishment where rabbits might always be kept inoculated with the disease. In this way, a constant supply of spinal tissues of old and recent inoculation would always be ready. Before the sitting was adjourned, Dr Pasteur received an enthusiastic ovation from both the academy itself and the public who were present. Among those present was noticed the Grand Duke Alexis, who is a great dog fancier, and M de Lesseps, who went to hear Dr Pasteur's report endorsed by Dr Vulpian.
One of the leading doctors present remarked that the question was whether a man cured of hydrophobia could suffer from a second bite. In other words, whether the inoculation of virus was a guarantee against hydrophobia. In answer, Dr Pasteur stated that the malady is transmissible only by bite. If, therefore, by a general compulsory inoculation of dogs for several generations — dogs had been made incapable of hydrophobia — the malady would have disappeared, and there would be no occasion to ask whether inoculation had a permanent effect or not.
Where did rabies come from?
As to the origin of hydrophobia, Dr Pasteur says nobody in the world can explain its primal causes. As he remarked — perhaps out of politeness — his theory will require study by the profession in order to make it practical, but he emphatically stated that the cure for hydrophobia had been found.


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Commons: 25 February 2008
Oral Answers to Questions
Antisocial Behaviour Orders
Volume 472: debated on Monday 25 February 2008
Sir Nicholas Winterton
(Macclesfield) (Con)
8. What assessment she has made of the effectiveness of antisocial behaviour orders. (188120)
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department
(Mr. Vernon Coaker)
Three independent reports, including the Home Affairs Committee report of 2005, the Audit Commission report of May 2006 and the National Audit Office report of December 2006, have confirmed that our approach to tackling antisocial behaviour is working. We have also appointed Ipsos MORI to undertake a qualitative study investigating the circumstances in which different antisocial behaviour interventions are most effective. Antisocial behaviour orders are just one of these. The outcome is to be published some time in 2008.
Does the Minister not accept that antisocial behaviour orders, sadly, have not been the success that many Members of Parliament would wish them to be?
(Ealing, North) (Lab)
Yes they have.
Oh no they have not. The National Audit Office, which the Minister cited, indicated a breach rate of 55 per cent., and the rate in Durham is as high as 74 per cent. When are we going to try to tackle the situation before young people start to become antisocial? Can we not give greater encouragement to the sea cadets, the Army cadets, the air cadets, the scouts, the guides and other uniformed organisations, to give young people a purpose in life at an early stage?
I am tempted to say that the National Audit Office said, "Oh yes they are". In my constituency and in constituencies throughout the country, people want more, not fewer, antisocial behaviour orders because they see their effectiveness in dealing with antisocial behaviour. However, the hon. Gentleman makes a reasonable point when he asks whether we have to rely solely on antisocial behaviour orders. Of course we do not. Those are a consequence for people who act in an antisocial way, but it is an important part of policy to try and prevent that in the first place, including through parents, families and the uniformed organisations of the sort that he mentioned.
Mr. Adrian Bailey
(West Bromwich, West) (Lab/Co-op)
I welcome the approach taken by the Minister, and emphasise that the experience in my constituency and in the black country is rather different from that outlined by the hon. Member for Macclesfield (Sir Nicholas Winterton). The opinion locally is that if we are to combat crime, there must be a high level of community involvement. Antisocial behaviour orders not only provide a fast-track method of dealing with individuals, but give reassurance and incentives to local communities to get involved in anti-crime initiatives. Will my hon. Friend ensure that that element is reinforced at local level in community policing?
My hon. Friend makes a thoughtful contribution. As he says, antisocial behaviour orders are one part of the answer when dealing with antisocial behaviour, but alongside that there need to be other initiatives not just by the police, but by the local authority, schools and all the other agencies working together to tackle problems. As part of that, it is important to involve young people, as my hon. Friend said. When we talk about antisocial behaviour, it is incumbent on us to remember that the vast majority of young people in this country are decent, hard-working and growing up in difficult times. They want something done about the small minority who are a problem as much as the rest of us do.
Mr. Philip Hollobone
(Kettering) (Con)
The ASBO unit at north Northamptonshire police is overwhelmed with work because it is far from straightforward to persuade magistrates to issue an antisocial behaviour order. It is meant to be a weapon of last resort. What speedy and effective penalties are in place to ensure that parents are held responsible for their children's behaviour?
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The hon. Gentleman makes an important point about the fact that, as I said, antisocial behaviour orders are one part of the solution, but he is right to point out that alongside that we hear the cry, "What are parents, schools and families doing?" Other measures are available, such as acceptable behaviour contracts. Parental contracts are also available to the courts to ensure that the minority of parents who refuse to take responsibility for their children are encouraged to do so. Where parents refuse to do so, surely being encouraged to do the right thing and look after their own children is part of the solution as well.
(Warrington, North) (Lab)
What steps can my hon. Friend take to encourage local authorities that have consistently failed to use antisocial behaviour orders against antisocial tenants to do so, instead of leaving people at the mercy of awful tenants next door to them? Can we stop local authorities constantly offering mediation, which puts the victim on the same level as the perpetrator, and encourage them to tackle those who make decent people's lives a misery?
I know that my hon. Friend has been working hard in her local area, and that awful and tragic events have recently taken place there. She is right to point out that we need to ensure that existing laws are enforced and acted on. That is why we recently published a document to send out to local authorities and to the police reminding them of the powers that are available. May I add a point that I made to my hon. Friend—whether it is antisocial behaviour, kids on the street or antisocial tenants as she described, it is important that they do not merely receive warning after warning, and that sooner or later there is a consequence for their action. If that means tough action with respect to antisocial tenants, that is what should be used.

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Q: Addition composition problem? I'd like to know how you go about solving the problem below. Does a trick exist other than evaluating substituted values until a solution is found?
Furthermore, is there a generic name for such problems? I'll happily change the title of the question once I know if a name exists for such a class of problems.

A car dealership sells used cars for \$7,000 and new cars for \$16,000. If a total of 17 cars were sold for \$191,000, how many of the cars sold were used?

A: You're right, such problems do have a specific name: simultaneous equations, or more formally, these ones are a system of linear equations.
Let's think about the maths of it with a little bit of algebra. If the number of new cars the dealership sold can be labelled $n$, and the number of used cars $u$, then the statement of the problem can be written as a pair of equations:
$$
(1)
$$
$$
n + u = 17
$$
and
$$
16000n + 7000u = 191000
$$
or
$$
(2)
$$
$$
16n + 7u = 191
$$
by simply dividing both sides by $1000$.
The fact that these equations are both true and both involve the same variables ($n$ and $u$) is what gives the pair the name simultaneous.
Now, for how to go about solving them:
Solving Simultaneous Equations
The key is to realise that both equations are true. Therefore, anything that can be said using one can be assumed to be true in the other (after all, if we have some number of used cars sold, knowing an extra fact about it doesn't change that number!). We use this to our advantage to cast the problem in terms of a single variable.
Equation $(1)$ tells us:
$$
n + u = 17
$$
so, by re-arranging it:
$$
u = 17 - n
$$
Now, we know that this is true in both equations, so we can go ahead and substitute $u$ for $17 - x$ wherever it appears in equation $(2)$! From there, it's easy to reduce things down:
$$
16n + 7u = 191
$$
$$
16n + 7(17 - n) = 191
$$
$$
16n + 119 - 7n = 191
$$
$$
9n = 72
$$
$$
n = 8
$$
Et voila! $n = 8$. We take this and put it back into equation $(1)$ (or our re-arranged form) to get a value for $u$:
$$
u = 17 - n = 9
$$
And there we have it; the dealership sold $8$ new cars and $9$ used cars.
Summary
The overall approach we've got here holds for any such problem - we've got two variables and two known equations in those variables. The key is to re-arrange one to get a representation of one of the variables in terms of the other, and then plug that into the other equation.
In general, you might like to know that any set of $N$ equations involving $N$ variables can be solved by doing the exact same thing over and over again. But even one less equation to give you information, and you'll never manage it!

A: Historical Note: We can use "algebra." But before algebra, there were techniques available to solve such problems, and more complicated ones. The technique had various names. For example, in China it was called by a name that roughly translates to "too much and not enough." It was a standard method in India, and in the Islamic world.  In European languages, a name that translates to "Rule of False Position" was sometimes used. The technique was taught routinely in European schools until the $19$th century.
Let us "guess" that the dealership sold $17$ used cars. Now let's check whether we are right. If they sold $17$ used cars, the income was $(17)(7000)=119000$.
Our guess is not right. We missed the income by $72000$.
If we replace a used car by a new one, the income increases by $9000$. So there must have been $\frac{72000}{9000}$ new cars sold.
Note that we did not use "Guess and Check." From the analysis of one (deliberately wrong) guess, we reasoned our way directly to the answer.

A: This kind of problem is called a system of linear equations in two variables.  In particular it's also a word problem; many similar problems exist, for example here.
The method for solving them is to make variables for the unknown quantities.  Let $U$ be the number of used cars sold, and $N$ be the number of new cars sold.  Then you get
$$
U + N = 17
$$
$$
7000U + 16000N = 191000
$$
and solving the problem amounts to solving the system of equations.


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Bellairsia is an extinct genus of stem-squamate known from a single species, Bellairsia gracilis, from the Middle Jurassic (Bathonian) of England and Scotland. It is amongst the oldest squamates known. It was originally described in 1998 by Susan E. Evans from disarticulated individual bones, including the holotype dentary, collected from the Forest Marble Formation in Kirtlington Quarry, Oxfordshire, England. It was named in honor of British herpetologist and vertebrate anatomist Angus Bellairs. In 2022, a partial 70% complete skeleton was described from the equivalently aged Kilmaluag Formation of the Isle of Skye, Scotland. The partial skeleton had an estimated snout-vent length of around . While originally considered a member of Scincomorpha, the 2022 study recovered it to be a stem-group squamate, with the phylogeny recovering it as part of a weakly supported clade also containing Huehuecuetzpalli and Oculudentavis.

Classification
Phylogeny after Talanda et al. (2022):

References

Jurassic reptiles
Middle Jurassic reptiles of Europe
Jurassic England
Fossils of England
Fossil taxa described in 1998
Squamata
Fossils of Scotland
Jurassic Scotland
Prehistoric reptile genera

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Denny's in Horseheads, Painted Post close permanently during coronavirus shutdown
Elmira Star-Gazette
The coronavirus pandemic is claiming more businesses as two local outlets of a national restaurant chain will be closing permanently.
Feast American Diners, which owns several Denny's restaurants in upstate New York, will permanently close locations on Chemung Street in Horseheads and Victory Highway in Painted Post.
Director of Human Resources Crystal Sainz announced the closure in a letter to restaurant employees.
"As you know, Gov. Cuomo issued an executive order, ordering all individuals in the state of New York to shelter in place," the letter said. "This limited the opportunities for people to frequent our restaurants, so we had to reduce our hours severely and lay off most of our staff.
"Now, unfortunately, the impact of these financial circumstances has resulted in the termination of our lease, which we received yesterday," Sainz wrote. "We must permanently close our Denny's restaurants located at 118 Victory Highway, Painted Post...and 950 Chemung St., Horseheads...and will be unable to hire back our employees as we had hoped."
Denny's was founded in 1953 and has more than 1,700 locations.
In March, Feast American Diners laid off 683 employees at 15 Denny's restaurants around New York, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification notice filed with the New York State Department of Labor.
The company cited the COVID-19 pandemic for what were deemed at the time as temporary layoffs.
This week's letter didn't indicate how many employees were affected at the Horseheads and Painted Post locations.
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Please let me know if you have any other questions. I am happy to help anyway I can.
I am an SLP working with a four year old boy with autism and apraxia of speech. He has some significant drooling and is non-verbal. I completed the "Three-Part Treatment Plan for Oral Placement Therapy" on-demand course, but was hoping for some guidance from your Instructors.
He is the first child I've used Oral Placement Therapy (OPT) with, and we're working on the Drooling Remediation Program. He's progressing really well with the Chewy Tubes and the Straw Hierarchy but is not able to volitionally blow on Step 3 of the Bubble Blowing Hierarchy, nor is he able to blow for Horn #1 or hold a tongue depressor between his lips for any length of time.
He is able to produce the /m/ and /b/ sounds, but often not on command. He just recently began to show some lip rounding while producing a /w/ sound.
I did purchase the Pre-Hierarchy Horn and have been working on the ball/exhalation activities. Is there anything else I can/should be doing to help him with blowing?
Also, when he eats, he sometimes will chew the food, remove the bolus from his mouth, rest for a few seconds and then place the food back in his mouth and finish chewing/swallowing. Do you have suggestions on how to address this?
I'm Robyn, a TalkTools® Instructor, and I will answer your questions the best I can without knowing the child.
I will start with the feeding issue first. This sounds like a self-stimulatory associated with the autism or an issue of bolus mobility. He certainly could have chewing fatigue, or perhaps cannot lateralize the bolus to where it needs to go to swallow it. You will need to assess this, and if needed, implement a pre-feeding program such as, Feeding Therapy: A Sensory-Motor Approach. If all is assessed and nothing is wrong from an oral motor perspective, I would work with the child's behaviorist on a regimented plan to keep his hands down and away from the mouth during feedings.
On to your OPT questions... Phonatory control and volitional blowing can be a very big problem with apraxia. The sounds the child is making can be reflexive in nature but not achievable on command. This is also a defining trait of apraxia. I would consult with OT/PT to start working on rib cage expansion, trunk stability, and core strength as prerequisites for blowing. For now, expose him to the Bubble Program staying on step 2 of the Bubble Hierarchy and practice placing Horn #1 in the mouth and taking it out for the lip closure motor plan. You may also model it for him with your own horn. I often sing, "If you are happy and you know it blow a horn toot toot" and place the horn in the lips when I say 'toot'. I also place children in a prone position on an OT wedge during this task. Immediately after drilling the horn, use the Apraxia Bilabial Shapes to practice the bilabials.
I need advice please! I am seeing a 5 year old child with severe childhood apraxia of speech together with dysarthria (specifically weakness of tongue and lips). So far his lip strength and movement has improved a lot, but I am really struggling with his tongue. He can protrude his tongue beautifully, retraction we are working on, but he is doing ok so far. Lateral movements we are also working on, but tongue elevation seems impossible! Both posterior and anterior tongue movements just aren't happening! Any advice will be appreciated!!!
Thank you for your email. I understand your frustration! I can tell you in looking at motor development, tongue tip elevation does not occur if you do not yet have retraction and stability along with lateral border stability which all allow the tongue tip to develop so it may just be a matter of continuing to work on the underlying skills necessary for tongue tip dissociation. Often, children who have motor planning deficits in conjunction with oral motor weakness can progress at a rather slow pace and therapy can be difficult when compared to children who only have dysarthria. I'm happy to help you sort out what might be missing! I often find that the order I do treatment in can be as important as the exercise itself. For example, many children with CAS and Dysarthria have difficulty isolating the motor skill I'm looking for, thus a good sensory-motor program may be useful immediately before targeting the motor task I have as a goal.
I'm not sure what education you have in TalkTools but the Three Part Treatment Plan teaches of our systematic approach to motor speech disorders based on normal development. I look forward to hearing from you!
Hello. I recently purchased the parent kit to use with my son, Patrick. Patrick is 4 years old, has autism and low-muscle tone, and is not yet speaking. I would like to begin the program with him as soon as possible, but he does not understand how to blow yet. I have begun to work on this by modeling and using bubbles, and will ask his school to focus on this goal. Do I need to wait until he can blow a horn to start or can I begin with just the straws and chewy tubes?
Also, Patrick constantly pulls straws out of cups while drinking. Do you have any suggestions for this? I thought about buying more lip blocks to put under the cup lid so that he won't be able to remove it.
Thanks for your questions regarding our parent kit.
You can start with straws and bite tubes before blowing tasks absolutely. In fact by working on jaw lip tongue dissociation you are targeting the necessary skills to move towards phonation tasks.
I'd consult with PT/OT to help with blowing. This is often a sign of apraxia but also is an issue with core strength and rib cage expansion. Start with bubbles step A of the hierarchy - this is is when you pop the bubbles on the lips. It's great to do this with your child laying in a prone position pushing up on the hands for core stability.
Finally I often put a rubber band under the lid on the straw wrapped rightly 5 or 6 times so the straw can't be pulled out!


The Windmill, which opened at Stansted Airport in March 2015, won the title 'Airport bar of the year' at the awards, held in Switzerland.
The awards recognise the best and most innovative projects in travel-related food and beverage.
Two other Wetherspoon pubs, Wetherspoon (Birmingham Airport) and The North Western (Liverpool Lime Street Station), were also recognised.
Wetherspoon was 'highly commended' in the airport category and The North Western was 'highly commended' in the railway category.
The awards were presented during the annual Airport Food and Beverage (FAB) conference and awards in Geneva. Organised by the Moodie Davitt Report and the Foodie Report.
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I got brave last week and entered the Texas - Oklahoma Fair in Wichita Falls. Of course, the day I had to go was the day we received all of that fabulous rain which I had the privilege of driving though for over 6 hours. Made for a cool trip for the goats and I refused to get on I-35 in a downpour so I drove under the freeway and continued on Highway 36 to 281 all the way to Wichita Falls. Excellent roads and beautiful scenery. I have to comment on the Jacksboro High School. It has some beautiful rock work on the front and is a lovely example of a rural school. Good job Jacksboro.
The show at the fair was rough. There were three shows going on at the same time in the same place, Sheep, meat goats and dairy goats plus cattle next door. My goats have never met a sheep before and I could not get them to walk through the sheep to get to the dairy goat arena. Had to go around through the cattle side. They know cows.
And the noise. Two zillion of those livestock hair dryers going at the same time ALL.DAY.LONG. was tough . Could not hear the judges at all. Even when in the ring and they were speaking to you if you were on the side of the ring next to the hair dryers.
BUT there was a happy ending. My little Whiteoak-Bend Dark Chocolate, daughter of last week's blog picture, won Grand Champion Junior LaMancha in Ring 1. She was born in May and was in the youngest class. I am so proud of her. Her sire is Dream-Fire EZ Cunningham and Dark Chocolate looks just like her dam. Lynne Fancher, the breeder of Dream-Fire EZ Cunningham, arrived to watch the show just in time to see Dark Chocolate win. All that driving in the rain was well worth the trip after all.


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Matt Rodda, Louise Haigh and Rachel Eden at boxing club
I've been working on a range of national and local issues in the last few days and I spent more time in Reading and Woodley last week than normal, due to a Shadow Ministerial visit on Thursday. I am in Parliament for most of this week, including covering a Friday sitting for a colleague, who has also helped cover some debates for me when I had diary clashes.
Work in Parliament and with the Shadow Transport Team
Last week started with the intense debate about the future of Heathrow, which continued until late last Monday night. I understand that many people locally will have different views on this important issue, I voted against the third runway because I believe it did not meet the tests set by Labour:
· Can it be built (the project would involve moving the M25) and a legal challenge has started
· Can carbon dioxide emissions be managed (the Government did not explain how it would achieve this e.g. reductions in emissions from other transport)
· Can local noise and local air pollution such as particulates and nitrous oxide be managed (again little credible information from the Government)
· And finally would regional connecting flights be protected/regions benefit (this was also unclear).
The Government has staggered on, failing to agree on Brexit and it missed the opportunity of using the European Council meeting to take negotiations forward. I am surprised and deeply disappointed by the lack of focus from the Conservative Government.
We have continued to press the Government on its failure to manage the railways and the failure of the privatised franchise system. Further concessions were announced by Ministers who have offered compensation for travellers affected by the rail timetable fiasco.
Visit from Louise Haigh MP, Shadow Policing Minister
I was pleased to be able to welcome Louise Haigh to Reading on a fact finding visit last Thursday, when she met, me, Reading West Parliamentary Candidate, Rachel Eden, local Police, teachers and others working with young people.
The visit gave Louise the opportunity to visit the town centre and see the work our innovative but hard pressed local police are carrying out to tackle drugs and a wide range of other issues, including their work with other agencies to try to support vulnerable people and to prevent crime.
We also visited a boxing club for a group of teenagers who are working hard to focus on school and staying out of trouble. This project was an impressive piece of preventative work supported by the police, local schools and other agencies.
Surgery and other work on Friday
I held one of my regular surgeries in the United Reformed Church on Wokingham Road, this was well attended by a range of local people from Park Ward.
Whitley Excellence Cluster
I am keen to support the Whitley Excellence Cluster, which supports excellence in schools in South Reading, and I met a group of young people and teachers from the cluster at an event at JMA. This included music performed by students and a question and answer session.
I attended Armed Forces Day on Saturday afternoon, which was held in Forbury Gardens and I was privileged to be able to present awards to ex-service people in recognition of their service. I attended in support of the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Paul Woodward and the Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire.


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CJ Greaves and VanEperen Take Home Championships at Crandon.
By johnnyg Posted in - 2018 Race Reports on September 4th, 2018
Crandon, WI (August 31-September 2, 2018)
Another record breaking crowd witnessed some very exciting racing at the legendary Crandon International Raceway and the conclusion of the first year of the Midwest Short Course League season. The 4-day, Labor Day weekend event at "The Big House" has been taking place for a year shy of 50 years. It featured a full slate of Sportsman and Pro races, beginning Thursday with practice sessions and racing beginning on Friday with the famous Crandon parade sandwiched between the racing action. After an uncertain start, the Lucas Oil Midwest Short Course League closed out the short season in conjunction with Crandon's World Championship races and the AMSOIL Cup race on Sunday. The Greaves Duo and Yamaha team were in the hunt for multiple championships that would be determined by the weekend's racing. Johnny and CJ Greaves entered the races with just 1 point separating the two Greaves for the Pro4 championship. In the end, the red number plate will remain on CJ's number 33 Monster Energy/Mutant Soda/Maxxis Tire/ Toyota as he prevailed and took his 4th consecutive championship with Johnny taking the runner up spot.
Rodney VanEperen also walked away with a big trophy as he wrapped up another Pro Mod SXS UTV Championship for Yamaha Racing, PowerSports1/Maxxis Tire, and Yamalube. He finished 4th in the Saturday race which put him over the top to claim the championship.
CJ also entered his Monster Energy/Mutant Soda/Maxxis Tire Toyota in the East vs. West Pro2 World Championship. With the horsepower difference, he entered as a "West" driver in his Pro2 that had not been raced in over 2 years. And, like a beast that had been pinned up and let out, CJ passed the entire field of 17 trucks to take the Pro2 World Championship, passing Keegan Kincaid on the final lap.
CJ capped off his Monster Energy Yamaha Racing/Maxxis Tire/Yamalube YXZ 1000R Pro Stock SXS season with a World Championship win. Adam Reek and Gray Leadbetter made great strides over the last several races. Adam finished a respectable 6th and 8th in the Pro Stock SXS races out of a huge field of 30 UTV's! Gray was making her way to the front in Friday's Sportsman SXS but was collected in a fellow racer's spin sending her to the back. She broke into the top 10 in Saturday's World Championship race and turned improved to 9th out of a field of 25 racers.
FRIDAY: Racing action started on Friday with the Greaves Duo in a virtual dead heap. CJ was able to take his 3rd win of the short season. However, disaster struck Johnny as a fuel line came loose setting off a fire inside the cockpit of his Pro4 taking him out of the race. He quickly got out of his vehicle and the fire extinguished but a lot of damage was done. It would take a miracle to get his truck ready for the remaining races. With one race to go, the championship was on the line as well as his hopes for another Amsoil Cup win.
SATURDAY: Ten trucks lined up for the race on Saturday, with several West coast drivers joining the race, mainly to get a feel for the track for the upcoming World Championship Races and the Amsoil Cup race. CJ lined up in the pole position for the landrush start with Johnny beside him. Johnny hit the line after his crew pulled-off a miracle overhaul of his truck that caught fire in Friday's race. The two Greaves took the holeshot as they went side-by-side through the infamous Potawatomi Turn One. Johnny edged ahead but CJ was able to pass the elder Greaves in the argon turn.
Racing stopped while track crews cleared the vehicle of Al Drews who spun-out and landed on top of a K-rail. With the championship on the line, the Greaves Duo battled as if their lives depended on it… CJ trying to hold off his dad and Johnny trying every way possible to get around CJ. Johnny went for the pass several times, but CJ was able to hold him off. On the final lap, the two were nose-to-tail as if they were one truck. On the final turn, Johnny made a last second charge for the pass, edging his Monster Energy Toyota past the left rear quarter panel of CJ's Monster Energy Mutant Soda Toyota. But CJ was able to hold his position and took the checkered ahead of his dad to take the win and steel the Championship–his 4th in a row.
"I have a bunch of championships–I am just so proud to still be able to race up front and I get to race my kid," said an emotional Johnny Greaves following the race in which CJ took the championship. "The crew pulled off a miracle to get the truck back together–it was literally fried to a crisp." (Johnny's truck caught fire during Friday's race after a fuel line came loose.)
PRO 4 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The much anticipated Pro4 World Championship Race brought the Midwest and the West Coast racers together for the best-of-the-best, no points, no holds barred, free-for-all around the 1.7 mile track. Eleven trucks lined up for the landrush start with CJ 2nd and a couple of West coast drivers on either side–Bryce Menzies to his right and Kyle LeDuc to his left. Johnny started 4th with RJ Anderson next to him.
In the landrush start, Kyle hit one of the small jumps and got sideways, getting into CJ. CJ checked up to avoid a major pileup. Menzies took the holeshot with Johnny Greaves behind him in 2nd. LeDuc and Johnny battled hard through the gravel pit turn but LeDuc was able to make the pass with Greaves continuing to pressure him to regain the spot. CJ was lurking in 4th after a skirmish with Adrian Cenni. He began to real in his dad while Menzies continued to build his lead. With no competition caution, CJ caught his dad and made the pass on lap 8 of the 9 lap race after Johnny's left rear tire began going down. The race ended with CJ claiming the 3rd spot on the podium and Menzies taking the win followed by Kyle LeDuc.
EAST VS WEST PRO 2 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
CJ also entered the East vs. West Pro2 World Championship. He had not raced his Pro2 in 2 years but the West Coast horsepower matched his Pro2, so he entered his Monster Energy/Mutant Soda/Maxxis Tire Toyota as a West Coast driver. Greaves was 2nd on the grid but the west coast trucks lined up on a second row to give the east drivers a head start due to the difference in horsepower. There were 14 trucks on the line that CJ would have to pass in order to make it to the front… with hole slew of veterans in the lineup including Kincaid, Hord, Menzies, Deegan, Lovell, and many more.
When the green flag flew, the "East" drivers screamed to turn one with Keegan Kincaid taking the holeshot followed by Chad Hord. After a 12 second delay, the "West" drivers bolted into action. CJ had his Monster Energy clad Pro2 in 4th place by lap 5 of the 9 lap, no competition caution, race. He was flawlessly catching the top 2 and made the pass on Chad Hord in the Argon turn. Hord appeared to have some mechanical problems. With Kincaid in his sites and time running out, CJ poured it on and caught the bumper of Kincaid on the white flag lap. He made the pass in the hairpin turn but Kincaid was not giving up. The two went nose-to-tail through the final turns. CJ was too strong and pulled of the win to capture the Pro2 World Championship.
CJ said from the podium: "I new it was going to be a dog fight out here today but it was just like we had never stopped racing this pro-2 because it was perfect today."
PRO STOCK SXS UTV
SATURDAY: CJ started 2nd in a field of 30 Pro Stock SXS UTV's. CJ and Adam Reek made it through the turn one mayhem unscathed and were patiently biding time, waiting for the wet track to dry. On lap one, Minerick and CJ got together in the gravel pit turn but both came through without any damage but the top two racers pulled away to a good lead. CJ carried his 3rd place position to the competition caution in the 12 lap race.
CJ was unable to make up any positions and finished 3rd on the podium where he also finished the season in the points standings. Reek made it as high as 6th before settling for a 8th place finish.
PRO STOCK SXS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
SUNDAY: 31 UTV's lined up on 3 rows for a chance to claim the World Championship in the Pro Stock side-by-side UTV class. It was all CJ Greaves early on as he took the hole shot and the lead through the competition caution on lap 7. CJ lead the long line of UTV's to the green flag to restart the race. He held his position and took his lead to the finish line–taking the win after leading from wire-to-wire and claiming his first World Championship in Pro Stock UTV.
PRO MOD SXS UTV
SATURDAY: After having issues early in the race, Rodney VanEperen was able to work his way into the top 10 by lap 2 in Saturday's Pro Stock side-by-side UTV racing action. Needing to be in the top 10 to clinch the title, it was a stressful making laps and trying to keep his number 45 PowerSports1/Maxxis Tire, Yamaha out of trouble. On lap 7, a rollover brings out the full course caution that also took the place of the competition caution. When racing resumed, Rodney continued his meticulous and cautious move to the front, picking off one racer at a time. By the white flag lap, he had made it up to the 4th place position, where he remained until he took the checkered flag. The 4th place finish was more than enough to seal the deal and he took the 2018 MSCL Pro Mod SXS championship title.
"I love what Yamaha is doing to support racing as well as the consumer," said Rodney after being crowned the Modified UTV champion. "They make an incredible side-by-side and I really appreciate what they are doing for the sport. And my crew works tirelessly to keep my car running great week after week. I tried to stay out of trouble today… it was very nerve racking to make it to the finish line."
SUNDAY: With the championship in hand and the nerves calmed, VanEperen was ready to take on the 30 car field for the World Championship Cup race on Sunday. He made it through the landrush start and landed in 4th place. On lap one, another machine got into VanEperen's Yamaha in the start/finish line turn. But he was able to continue and powered ahead to hold his 4th place position. He was looking strong when something broke in his steering sending him swerving back and forth on the front stretch in front of the capacity crowd. But he saved it while a caution flag came out at the same time due to another rollover. Rodney's machine succumbed to damage due to previous contact and was unable to restart the race.
SPORTSMAN SXS UTV
FRIDAY: Gray Leadbetter continues to develop into a strong competitor behind the wheel of her number 28 Yamaha side-by-side UTV. On Friday, Gray, starting in the back, picked her way through the 25 car field and worked her way into the 12th position. Just as she was preparing to make a pass in the gravel pit turn, a fellow competitor over rotated and collected her in his spin, sending Gray's machine to the back of the pack once again. She continued to push hard, passing multiple racers. But time ran out and she ended the race in 16th.
SATURDAY: In Saturday's Sportsman SXS action, Gray suffered a flat but was able to nurse it in to the hot pits for a quick tire change at the competition caution went in for a quick change. When the green flag flew, she landed in 13th when racing resumed. A rollover brought out another caution on lap 5. By lap 6, Gray had broken into the top 10. She ended the race in an impressive 9th place.
After two days of racing, Gray Leadbetter walked-away feeling like she had accomplished her goals for the weekend and the season breaking into short-course off-road racing. She got plenty of seat time and was a very fast learner. The season went very well for Gray and will carry a lot of experience, excitement and momentum as she prepares for a full racing schedule in 2019.
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Here are the best (worst, dumbest, most asinine) theories.
The latest and final trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens is finally here. While it gave us some awesome shots of BB-8 rolling around, the Millennium Falcon in battle, Leia and Han hugging, and that music, there's still no sign of Luke Skywalker. Where could he be? Here are 12 possibilities.
12. George Lucas sold all the rights to Disney except for the right to use the Luke Skywalker character. In the new series, he's Blake Skyworker, played by Pauly Shore.
11. Just before filming, Hamill was caught up in an intergalactic war between the Empire and the Rebel Alliance when two rag-tag droids showed up at his humble desert moisture farm in rural Nevada.
10. The person making the trailers never really thought Luke was all that important to the overall plot.
9. Luke is Jar Jar Binks, so we'll never see him again.
7. J. J. Abrams accidentally deleted Hamill's cell phone number.
6. Hamill and BB-8 don't really get along.
5. There never was a Luke Skywalker. What are you talking about?
4. Mark Hamill locked his keys in his car and has been looking for them for the last three years.
3. He's wherever C-3PO is during all of this.
2. A new contract between Lego and Disney stipulates that Skywalker will only appear on the Lego-themed planet, Legonia.
1. Maybe J. J. Abrams has, in fact, just done an excellent job at preserving the secrecy of the character and the plot in the face of unrelenting hype. Maybe it will be better to experience this Skywalker sub-plot in the theater rather than during a 2-minute clip. Maybe, just maybe, we have an "I am your father moment" in store for us, and it will be like the first time we saw Empire Strikes Back. Maybe we should just wait for the movie to come out and in the meantime thank Abrams for saving us from our own excitement. Or maybe Luke has really been Jar Jar'd.


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Klyne today premiere the breathtaking video for their new song Lend Me Another Name, out now via Because Music. The video is produced by Grayskull and directed by Alan Masferrer, who tells the FADER: "As this is a such a hypnotic song, I approached the video in a very instinctive way. The first thing that came to my mind was the octopus and then the concept of the metamorphosis with the girl which fit with the lyrics. The idea of the contortionist didn't come until a few days before the shoot. It didn't appear in the treatment and it wasn't until we were already casting when I realised we needed to take the body expression to its highest level. Luckily we were able to persuade our first choice, Dasha Sovik - an ex-Cirque Du Soleil contortionist - to take the role. She really nailed it and put all her courage into what was an extremely demanding shoot."
Watch Lend Me Another Name HERE
Says Klyne's Ferdous Dehzad: "Lend Me Another Name is about going through the difficulty of a break-up and the agonising doubt that goes along with it; having to deal with the sadness but still with the knowledge that it's the best for both people involved. We love how Alan Masferrer envisioned these feelings completely in his own way."
Lend Me Another Name is available as part of the Don't Stop EP, the lead track of which boasts a video by acclaimed choreographer and filmmaker Holly Blakely, premiered via i-D last month.
Watch Don't Stop: https://youtu.be/9ooAYT2uFRk
Klyne are two 22 year olds - producer Dehzad and singer Nick Klein. The pair first met at school in the small city of Helmond in the Netherlands, before reconnecting at the dawn of their twenties and beginning work on their masterful fusion of Klein's searing, soulful voice and Dehzad's love of electronic music culture, including Erol Alkan, Soulwax and Tiga (the latter of which signed the producer - in the guise of TRACE7000 - to his Turbo Recordings label). Don't Stop / Lend Me Another Name follows Klyne's critically acclaimed debut Paralyzed EP for Aesop, as well as their maiden remix, a rework of Disclosure's Omen feat. Sam Smith.
Following two packed out showcase shows at The Great Escape last month, Klyne play their first UK headline show for the Dummy presents Because Music event at the Ace Hotel, London on 29 June. Support comes from Denai Moore, with DJ sets from Metronomy and Jonjo Jury. The show is free with RSVP via http://www.acehotel.com/calendar/london/dummy-presents-because.
"mellow electronic pop that's like a long-lost cousin of Jai Paul" - The FADER
"infectious and effortless… groove-laden soulful masterstrokes" - VICE / Noisey
"minimalist vibes, captivating vocals… impeccable melodies" - Pigeons & Planes
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"more fire from the young Dutch duo… the boys are off to a strong start" - i-D
Buy / Stream Don't Stop / Lend Me Another Name: HERE
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Q: Human-readable, table-like structure (Python 2.7.1; standard library only) I have a COTS system called IBM Maximo Asset Management 7.6.1.2 where I can write Python scripts.
The system has a number of unfortunate limitations:

*

*The Python version is 2.7.1 (ancient). Technically, it's Jython, not true Python.

*I can't import Python libraries; I only have access to a subset of the standard Python library.

*I can't store files on the server (i.e. CSV or text files).

*In this case, I can't create custom tables in the database.

I want to store some table-like data in a Python library script.
Table name: DIVISION_SETTINGS

DIVISION    FLOW_CONTROL_REQ    ACTUAL_COSTS_REQ    SETTING3    SETTING4   SETTING5
FLEET       1                   1                   0           1          A
ROADS       0                   1                   0           2          B
PARKS       0                   1                   1           3          C
DIV4        1                   0                   0           4          D
DIV5        0                   0                   0           5          E
DIV6        0                   1                   1           6          F
DIV7        0                   1                   0           7          G

I would write a Python function that would let me access the data in the script, similar to accessing data from a database table.

I've poked around the Python docs and found mechanisms like lists, collections, etc., but to my untrained eye, it looks like it's hard for people to read the data in those mechanisms.
Ideally, I'd use a Python mechanism that would let me write the data/text in a human readable format, so that it would be easy for IT staff to go into the script and update the values when needed. If the data were easy to read, and in a columnar format, then I think that would help us avoid mistakes when making changes.

Question:
Is there a way to store human-readable data in Python 2.7.1 (without adding any additional libraries, using files, or using database tables)?
(I know that's a tall order, but I thought it might be worthwhile to ask, in case there happens to be a suitable option.)

A: Seems like a pretty odd set of requirements...
You could start the .py file with a multiline string, and the script could parse this string and turn it into some useful structure.
The very first string in a python module is __doc__, so the script could do something like:
"""
data    in  whatever    format  you     want

"""
#############################################
lines = __doc__.replace('\t',' ').split('\n')
lines = filter(None, lines)
table = []
for line in lines:
    table.append(list(filter(None, line.split(' '))))

#at this point, table is a list of lists of word tokens (for each row)

This is just an example of turning the text into a data structure,
you'll have to decide what structure makes the most sense for your data.


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Data, Information and Knowledge on the Environment
Space for Climate Observatory
Now well established on every continent, the impacts of climate change are affecting lives and ecosystems, disrupting economies and, in turn, threatening peace and prosperity.
An initiative launched by space agencies and joined by other public and private entities, Space for Climate Observatory is a factory of decision-making tools to adapt to the impacts of climate change and preserve biodiversity.
Since its birth in June 2019, SCO has accredited 57 projects, developed in 80 territories, on all continents.
In line with the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda, SCO and its projects address all issues related to the impacts of climate change, in all environments.
Discover SCO web site
From local to global thanks to satellites
SCO philosophy consists of accelerating local scientific projects to transform them into operational tools thanks to satellite data, combined with other data sets: in situ measurements, drone images, socio-economic data, etc.
In order for the tools developed to benefit the greatest number of people, they must be transposed to other territories by adapting to their own characteristics. To this end, each country that has signed the SCO Charter undertakes to set up a national branch that organises calls for projects in order to identify the most promising.
In this spirit of sharing, data from some SCO projects, like TropiSCO which monitors tropical deforestation, will be accessed from the MapX cartographic application where it is possible to overlay it with other environmental data (e.g., population, hydrology, risk, protected areas etc.) to conduct further analysis.
A multi-actor approach based on use cases
SCO Projects designate satellite-based applications for climate change monitoring, mitigation and adaptation supported by SCO Signatories and meeting the following criteria:
C1. Addressing the needs of End users within a specific geographic area;
C2. Proposing operational and practical software(s);
C3. Making the best use of available satellite, environmental, climate, in situ and socio-economic data, at a resolution adapted to the problem;
C4. Building on (pre-)operational and research infrastructures, services and local data provision;
C5. Having a built-in potential for extending to several geographic areas.
To achieve the objectives, a SCO project is intended to bring together several families of actors in its consortium, including at least the scientific community, whose research work feeds into the solutions developed, and national and local public actors, who are often the end users of the tools implemented.
Latest SCO project news
BandSOS launches the prototype of its coastal flood prediction platform
18/01/2023 - The Bengal delta is the largest in the world. Very densely populated and at very low altitude, no less than 3 million people live there with the risk of tidal flooding, which increases tenfold in the event of a cyclone. Delivered at the end of 2022, the preliminary platform is already producing routine forecasts, even though the project is only a third of the way through its development!
The 2022 outcome opens up good prospects for 2023
10/01/2023 - Between the founding Charter, the delivery of 5 operational tools and 5 demonstrators, 2022 is confirmed as a shift year for the SCO. There is no doubt that 2023 will follow in this footsteps, to accelerate solutions for mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change for the benefit of all.
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Moses Swaibu (born 9 May 1989) is an English former professional footballer who played as a defender.

During his career, Swaibu represented Lincoln City in the Football League, last playing for Whitehawk in 2013. He made a total of 165 league appearances, scoring four goals. In April 2015, he was sentenced to 16 months in prison for his role in a 2013 match fixing scandal.

Playing career

Crystal Palace
Schooled at The Archbishop Lanfranc School, Croydon, Swaibu joined the Crystal Palace academy at the age of 16 having been spotted playing for Croydon Schools and never having been previously associated with a professional club. Impressive progress in the academy saw him offered a professional contract at the culmination of his two-year scholarship, and awarded the Scholar of the Year and Vice-Presidents Young Player of the Year for the 2006–07 season.

Having signed a one-year professional contract with the club, he made the first team squad for the first time for the home game against Watford on 29 October 2007, where he was an unused substitute in a 2–0 defeat; the game though was notable for the Palace debut of the 15-year-old John Bostock.

In February 2008, Swaibu was loaned to Conference National side Weymouth, with Palace manager Neil Warnock hoping that the loan spell would improve his heading ability. Swaibu played a solitary game for Weymouth in the 2–1 defeat at Halifax Town on 1 March 2008 before returning to Selhurst Park. In May 2008, he was one of five players released by the club at the end of their contracts.

Lincoln City
Swaibu linked up with Bromley at the beginning of September 2008 on non-contract terms, debuting in the 2–2 home draw with Chelmsford City on 2 September 2008, and went on to make 20 league and cup appearances for the Lillywhites, during which he scored a horrific own-goal in the 3–3 draw with Thurrock. In January 2009, he commenced a trial with Lincoln City, and made his Football League debut for the club in the 1–1 draw at Morecambe on 10 February 2009. He scored his first goal for the club on 9 February 2010 during the 2–1 defeat away at Chesterfield, with an audacious chip from 20 yards. He went on to score twice more for the Imps. Having made 10 appearances that season, Swaibu was awarded the Young Player of the Year Award at the end of that season. After the club rejected a transfer bid from Birmingham City and Aston Villa he signed a new two-year deal under Peter Jackson. Moses went on and made over 60 appearances for the Imps in his two-year spell. He left Lincoln in January 2011 by mutual consent.

Kettering Town
Swaibu signed for Kettering Town on non-contract terms in October 2011. He left the club two months later, after making six appearances.

Bromley
In December 2011, he rejoined former club Bromley. On 27 April 2012, he signed a new deal with the club, keeping him there until the end of the 2012–13 season. He scored his first goal for the club in a 4–0 away win against Dorchester Town on 8 January 2013. He was not offered a new contract, and left the club at the end of the 2012–13 season.

Sutton United and Whitehawk
In July 2013 he agreed a three-month deal with Sutton United. He debuted for the club in their 4–1 Conference South victory over Staines Town on 20 August 2013 but made only one further appearance for the club before, at the beginning of September, he was released in order to find regular first team football. He quickly joined Whitehawk but left the club in November having failed to make the expected impact.

Match-fixing charge
In January 2014, Swaibu was charged with conspiracy to defraud, arising from an investigation into match fixing and an alleged betting syndicate. On 29 April 2015, Swaibu was found guilty at Birmingham Crown Court of conspiracy to commit bribery and jailed for sixteen months.

Honours
Bromley
London Senior Cup: 2012–13

References

External links

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The ZUC algorithms are the new cryptographic algorithms recommended by CCSA to be used in 3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution). And they have been made the work item by 3GPP SA3.The ZUC algorithms have been evaluated by the algorithm standardisation group ETSI SAGE, and also by two other teams of eminent experts, and are believed to be strong and suitable for LTE. Now the algorithms are open for public evaluation.
Noted: The ZUC algorithms were designed by DACAS, the Data Assurance and Communication Security Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
* the LTE integrity algorithm called 128-EIA3, designed as a Universal Hash Function using ZUC as its core.


but we're coming off in crumbs. Fewer pixels arrive every time.
Someday there will be nothing left to dust off the tablecloth.
You'll squint at a screen & wonder.
F R E A K FLOODS is a text-sound collaboration between writer/vocalist Emily DeDakis (USA) & harper/sonic artist Úna Monaghan (Ireland/Cambridge Faculty of Music), combining live improvised performance with recorded soundscape. Spoken word mingles with sung moments, electronic sound collage & improvised harp accompaniment to bring lost people & geopolitical shifts to lyrical life. It's a skewhiff symphony in ten movements — a hymn for a flooded city, a lullaby for a missing brother & an immigrant's post-Brexit prayer. On the surface it's about the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland & the United States of America; flickering below is a spectrum of possible places in between & the impossibility of keeping still.
DeDakis & Monaghan see F R E A K FLOODS as a piece in flux: experimenting with sound's potential to fracture location & time, with the mix of American idiom & traditional Irish music, & with the overlap of fixed & improvisational aspects.
The performance lasts c.50mins and will be followed by a Q&A session with the artists.


This became one of Thing One's favourite books when he was about 8 months old and remained a long-running standby to recite for years afterwards, either as a picture book or just verbally, if he was having trouble falling asleep at night.
You wouldn't believe that a book of the alphabet could be this much fun but the sheer joyful silliness of the words and pictures makes it memorable, funny and never dull to recite, no matter how many times you've read it (we all know being a parent is not easy, so such a book really helps!). G and I both found that we'd it memorised pretty quickly and, even now, we occasionally reel it off to one or the other child, in an attempt to sooth them to sleep with it's rhythmic lull.
I also firmly believe that this book was responsible for Thing One's first ever human words, "hooray!" and "fiffer feffer feff!" What more could a parent want?


The idea is to focus on learning how coaching can be applied in supporting groups of young people who run a youth project within the Youth in Action Programme. In other words, how coaching can increase youth participation in the youth project?
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Re: How can I configure BNA to alert when storage reaches a certain capacity?
How can I configure BNA to alert when storage reaches a certain capacity?
I need BNA to generate an alert when log storage capacity reaches a defined point.
My installation lives on a Windows 2012 server. I'm starting to think I will have to configure the server to send an alert somehow.
Do you mean log storage on the Windows server itself? In that case I would use the same monitoring system I use for the rest of my Windows servers.


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Artist's concept of a Gold Line rapid-transit bus and station. (Courtesy of Metro Transit)
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PUBLISHED: February 21, 2021 at 5:00 a.m. | UPDATED: February 24, 2021 at 3:57 p.m.
The Gold Line in Woodbury could lead to the development of much more than a few bus stops.
The Gold Line is a proposed 10-mile rapid-transit bus line, running from Woodbury through Oakdale to downtown St. Paul. The $530 million project hasn't been approved yet, but a Woodbury concept plan is helping to imagine how it could change the Washington County city.
The plan calls for removing a movie theater, adding hundreds of apartments, put businesses on more than 10 acres and create a new neighborhood in an overlooked part of the city.
"The city is now in the visioning process," said city planner Eric Searles, who presented the concept plan to the Woodbury City Council at its Wednesday meeting.
"The Gold Line is a unique opportunity to help commercial development," said Searles.
According to the Woodbury's plan, the Woodbury 10 Theatre would be demolished. Searles said the property is owned by the Metropolitan Council, which is leading the effort to build the Gold Line.
The theater's 9-acre site would be split into 7 acres of high-density housing and a 2-acre city park.
The Woodbury plan calls for housing to fit the mission of the Gold Line — to provide local transportation, especially for households without cars.
Planners would like workers in the future to be able to walk from their apartments to bus stations, where they would have access to jobs, stores and services.
Toward that goal, more businesses and high-density apartments would be built on Bielenberg Drive north of the Tamarack Hills mall. Two parcels totaling 25 acres have been identified as potential building sites.
The plan calls for redeveloping a site at Valley Creek Road and Bielenberg Drive, now occupied by a Wells Fargo Bank. That 5-acre site could be redeveloped, said Searles, possibly with a smaller bank building.
At the western end of the line, the building boom would continue. Woodbury is also planning a new entry ramp to northbound Interstate 494 would be added, for the use of government vehicles.
From that site heading south along Woodlane, the city would build improved walkways for pedestrians headed to bus stations.
The Woodbury plan did not specify future uses for the HOM Furniture site, on Interstate 94 near Bielenberg. But the plan identified it as a site for possible future development. HOM plans to vacate that site and move to a new facility in Oakdale.
"We just raised HOM for a future conversation," said Searles.
Included in the Gold Line project itself are an $18 million parking ramp and a $40 million Washington County service center proposed on Guider Drive near Woodlane Drive.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to show the correct price of the parking ramp and note that many of the projects are part of a Woodbury city plan — and not funded by the Gold Line proposal.
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Kourtney Kardashian embraces her stretch marks: 'I love my little stripes'
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star shared her stretch marks with the world, and fans are loving it.
Aug. 14, 2019, 7:45 PM UTC / Source: TODAY
By Alexander Kacala
Kourtney Kardashian is using her platform to promote body positivity by not Photoshopping out her "flaws."
The 40-year-old reality star shared a picture herself vacationing off the coast of Portofino, Italy, on the Instagram page of her new lifestyle website, Poosh.
In the picture, Kardashian can be seen confidently wearing a high-riding black bathing suit from Kai Lani Swimwear's resort 2020 collection that shows off her beach body. Included in the unretouched picture are a few stretch marks on the tops of her thighs left in for her fans and followers to see.
As of publish time, the post had nearly 80,000 likes, and more than 1,000 comments.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B1FW08jgDQs
In the comments section, fans of Kardashian celebrated her decision to leave in the stretch marks.
"Oh wow, not air brushed. You can actually see her stretch marks and this is what a real body looks like! I love it!" wrote one. Another added, "My (ex) made fun of my breast reduction scars. The fact you own your flaws is empowering."
Another fan simply thanked the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians"' star for sharing the real photo, writing: "Thank you so much for not editing out your stretch marks!!"
This note caught Kardashian's eye, as she responded with, "I love my little stripes," adding a smiling emoji.
Three cheers for keeping it real!
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Marco Ferrarese: My words are an extension of my punk rock spirit
Marco Ferrarese, who made his debut as novelist at this year's Singapore Writers Festival with Nazi Goreng (Monsoon Books), is a former international punk rock guitarist, and now a freelance travel and culture writer based in South East Asia.
According to his publishers, Nazi Goreng is an intense Malaysian coming-of-age novel that stands alongside the works of Irvine Welsh and Chuck Palahniuk.
Nazi Goreng is fast-paced, entertaining and a fascinating insight into the vernacular of the streets of Malaysia. It is "purely fictional, albeit based on real events that occurred in Malaysia in the past few years," says Ferrarese. "I wanted to make people reflect about their condition, their racist views, and the shit stains at the crack of their own asses. I couldn't just keep it all inside of me any longer."
Kitaab interviewed the author a little while before the book launch.
From a rock guitarist to a travel writer and now a novelist based in Malaysia. How did that journey happen for you? Did you always want to be a novelist?
Well, it's been a long journey that requires a long explanation: I started reading fantasy and horror fiction when I was pretty young. Lovecraft, Howard, King, Barker, Dick, Asimov etc. I was lucky as my mother believed books were important tools for education, although she didn't approve my penchant for the supernatural and the horror. Yes, I knew I would have written fantastic books: my first attempts at writing are prehistory. I believe that a couple notebooks filled with my terribly undulating 10 years old handwriting still lay somewhere at my parents' house in Italy. A pointless supernatural story, set in the USA, trying to clone Stephen King.
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