Physical education is a great way to experience new activities, have fun and get active. The curriculum at Woodbridge is designed to allow students to have a go at lots of new activities and improve their skills in more familiar sports.
Students are advised to also purchase either a school tracksuit top or plain black tracksuit top without a hood to keep warm during outdoor activities.
Students that are on football or hockey may also wish to bring astro boots and shin pads.
The aim of PE in years 7, 8 and 9 is to continue to develop key skills, such as communication, peer and self-evaluation, working as group and build self-confidence. We also focus on improving students' knowledge of health related exercise to enable them to exercise safely and effectively.
In KS3 all students will participate in 2 hours a week of PE.
In years 10 and 11 we start to look more at officiating and leadership in different sports. By this point students often have gained the necessary skills to participate to a good standard in the activities we provide. We also try to encourage students onto pathways where they can continue to be active and stay healthy long after they leave school.
Ideally by the time our students leave us in year 11 they have had the opportunity to experience at least one activity that they enjoy and might consider participating in after they leave school.
In years 10 and 11 all students will participate in 1 hour a week of PE.
At Woodbridge we offer a range of examination courses in Physical Education to suit our wide variety of students.
We have a tradition of strong results in this subject, last year achieving 100% A*-C. The course explores a range of areas including how exercise affects the body, participation in sport, healthy active lifestyles and analysis of performance.
Students can be assessed as a performer, coach or official giving you the chance to achieve your highest possible grade.
The BTEC is a great opportunity to access sport education in a different way. It is designed to prepare students for jobs in the sporting industry ranging from teaching to working as a personal trainer.
The BTEC First Certificate in Sport is equivalent to 2 GCSE's. A pass is equivalent to CC, a Merit, BB, and a Distinction AA. It is also now possible to gain a Distinction +, an A*A* at GCSE.
At Key Stage 5 we offer two options in PE. The BTEC Level 3 Sport award and the more traditional PE A Level (AS and A2).
A level PE gives our students the chance to study the subject in more depth. The course covers the psychological factors that can affect Physical activity as well as the human biology side. A Level PE links well with, Psychology, Biology and Chemistry.
The level 3 course offers students extended opportunities to study the sports industry. Students work on a range of units encompassing a wide variation of topics including, work experience in the industry and the more scientific side.


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Q: How to get different values of a variable I took the values that are in the DB and put in a variable called type.
I want to get the values that are after the space. example
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I want to separate these values.

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If the separator parameter is null or contains no characters, white-space characters are assumed to be the delimiters.

A: You need to use the String.Split method:
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By the way, you may want to consider using another name for your variable rather than type, since it's very similar to the Type class in .NET.

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A documentary about John Lydon, the frontman of Public Image Ltd. and former Sex Pistols frontman, will be getting a wide release next month. The Public Image Is Rotten tells how the singer picked himself up after the dissolution of the Pistols and formed the post-punk band he refers to now as PiL. First-time director Tabbert Fiiller helmed the film featuring commentary by Flea, Ad-Rock, Ginger Baker and Thurston Moore, among others, alongside interviews with Lydon and archival footage.
"I didn't want to have a bunch of famous musicians telling how much they're influenced by PiL; that would've been a long list, so I narrowed it down to people that have been influenced by PiL but also have had a connection to PiL and had stories to tell," Fiiller said in a statement. "I also wanted a variety of musicians that would show how PiL's influence has carried over into many types of music."
The 103-minute doc, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last year, will hit U.S. cinemas in the fall. It will open at London's Odeon Camden Cinema on June 3rd and will include a post-screening conversation with Lydon. More screenings will be announced for the U.K. to correspond with PiL's current tour. The film company Abramorama is handling the theatrical release.
In a 2015 interview, Rolling Stone asked Lydon what he hoped to accomplish with PiL when he formed the group. "I wanted to get away from attacking institutions, which was basically the job I allotted for myself when I joined the Pistols, and I just wanted to experiment inside my own head," he said. "You can't change the world if you don't change yourself first. So that was the ambition of it all. Very utopian in many ways but that's basically how PiL works."
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The sermons on YouTube were peached while serving Shepherd of the Hill Presbyterian Church in Chaska, MN.
"The Tragedy of Safety"
Inside and Outside the Walls
We post "Like a Lamp in a Dark Place" in hopes it may speak to the dark place of the the COVI-19 pandemic.
Sermon "Like a Lamp in a Dark Place"
Sermon "The Stones Are Singing" –"I tell you, if these keep silent, the stones will cry out!"
About Preaching
Over the years I've approached the pulpit with fear and trembling. It is sacred space from which worshipers expect to hear a different kind of word – as ancient as the Hebrew prophets and as current as the latest headlines yet as real as the flawed person who dares to enter the pulpit. The requirements of preaching result in a daily discipline: a fresh cup of strong coffee with the Scriptures in one hand and the newspaper in the other.
Not long ago American Christians seemed to take for granted that Christianity and our country were flip sides of the same coin – the coin of religious and national exceptionalism that dates back to the landing of the European settlers at Plymouth Rock. It is a curious blending of the Judeo-Christian idea of an "elect" people and the national misappropriation of Jesus' "city set upon a hill" as "a light to the nations". That idea of American and religious exceptionalism is dead, but, like the news of the "mad" town crier in Frederich Nietzsche's The Gay Science, the news is only now reaching our ears:
Have you heard of that madman who lit a lantern in the bright morning hours, ran to the market place, and cried incessantly, "I seek God! I seek God!" As many of those who do not believe in God were standing around just then, he provoked much laughter…Whither is God," he cried. "I shall tell you. We have killed him – you and I. All of us are murderers…. God is dead. god remains dead. And we have killed him….
– Friedrich Nietzsche, The Gay Science (1882), Section 126.
The death of this god, this idol, "clears the decks for the God of the Bible," wrote Dietrich Bonhoeffer in a letter from a prison cell July 18, 1944 before his execution by the Third Reich:
Christians range themselves with God in his suffering; that is what distinguishes them…. As Jesus asked in Gethsemane, "Could ye not watch with me one hour?" That is the exact opposite of what the religious man expects from God. Man is challenged to participate in the sufferings of God at the hands of a godless world.
He must therefore plunge himself into the life of a godless world, without attempting to gloss over its ungodliness with a veneer of religion or try to transfigure it. He must live a 'Worldly" life and so participate in the suffering of God. He may live a worldly life as one emancipated from all false religions and obligations. To be a Christian does not mean to be religious in a particular way, to cultivate some particular form of asceticism (as a sinner, a penitent or a saint), but to he a man. It is not some religious act which makes a Christian what he is, but participation in the suffering of God in the life of the world.
– Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Letters and Papers from Prison
I'm no Dietrich Bonhoeffer. But his words and life frame the way I look at the world. The sermons published on Views from the Edge reflect my shortcomings and offenses. In those moments when something deeper, bolder, and more gracious has spoken through my human frailty, it is because of encouraging teachers and mentors by whom the Spirit of the Living God grasped me for life.
As you listen or read, I pray the prayer that precedes the sermon every Sunday, "May the words of my mouth and the meditations of all of our hearts be pleasing in Your sight, O Lord, our Rock and our Redeemer."
THE YOKE
Texts: Isaiah 58:1-12; Matthew 6:24-32
At the end of the sermon this morning, songwriter Tim Frantzich will lead us in a song about Paul and Silas praying in their jail cell, the earth-shaking, all the prison doors swinging open and all the chains falling off every prisoner.
In that story from the Book of Acts it was not just the prisoners who had chains on them. it was not just the lawbreakers who were imprisoned. The jailer, who held the cell block keys, also had been in his own kind of prison and was set free.
Whatever happened that day, they were all set free. It started with Paul and Silas, two of the inmates. It started with the freedom of two prisoners whose freedom came from a different sort of freedom that springs from a different kind of captivity.
The singing that echoed down the hallway of the cells in the jail house came from a freedom that is different from the "freedom from" that is popularly regarded as the nature of freedom. It came instead from a "freedom for" that comes when one exchanges the myth of absolute individual freedom for the freedom for the neighbor that comes with freedom in Christ.
James Carroll describes a similar scene in the Preface to the late William Sloan Coffin's book, Credo.
The jail house singing took place this time following the arrest of a number of national religious leaders for engaging in a mild, nonviolent anti-war protest in 1972.
"The night was passing with anguished slowness. Murmurs occasionally broke the silence, and doors clanged on a distant corridor. The barked orders of guards jolted the air now and then. Otherwise, an eerie silence filled the dark."
James Carroll was a young man who had never been arrested before. Like most of us, he had been raised to respect authority and to obey it. He was completely disoriented to find himself a law-breaker. He was depressed and afraid with a sinking feeling in his stomach, "he himself falling like a stone in the well of his own chest."
At some point in the middle of the night the man in the next cell began to sing. He sang softly at first. Slowly the music filled the air with a resonant baritone voice singing Handel's "Messiah": "Comfort ye, comfort ye my people." It was the voice of William Sloan Coffin, the primary speaker arrested in the capitol rotunda who, along with the others, would not leave the rotunda until Congress voted to end the war.
From a cell next to Coffin's in that Washington, D.C. jail, a young, scared James Carroll could hear Bill Coffin the way Silas must have heard Paul, singing alone at first, as if he were the only person on Earth, "and the old words rose through the dark as if Isaiah himself had returned – to speak for God to you. Soon others on the cell block joined their voices with Coffin's – 'The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light' – but Coffin's voice, in effect, carried the others. He knew the words, and he knew the music."
How does a man or woman manage to sing from a jail cell?
People sing because they know who they are. They sing because they know that to be free from restraint is not the full measure of true freedom. They sing because, like the Apostle Paul who realized his blindness on the road to Damascus, they have heard a gentle invitation that has re-framed the discussion of freedom. They can sing because they have been released from the idolatry of freedom that makes the individual the center of the universe. They sing because they have come to understand that we always hitch our freedom to some kind of yoke that plows someone else's field.
"Come unto me, all you that labor and are heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn of me, for I am meek and lowly of heart, and you shall rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light."
The language is so familiar to many of us that we don't realize its paradox.
There is no absolute freedom. That's a hoax. Jesus uses a metaphor. Like oxen whose job is to plow the landowner's field, we are always plowing some field or other, and we are always yoked to something or someone. To the extent that we labor under yokes that do not fit – ideas, ideologies, political loyalties and parties, wealth, social position and economic powers that chafe and burn our necks and bruise our shoulders; yokes that keep us awake and worried in the night – we live with a heavy burden, though we may tell ourselves that we are laboring under the banner of individual freedom.
But the wisdom of Bill Coffin singing Handel's "Messiah" and of Paul and Silas praying and singing at midnight is that, whether we know it or not, we are always yoked to something, and that exchanging the myth of freedom for the yoke of Christ sets us free not only from the hurtful yokes but frees us for one another and for the wider world whose yokes have yet to be broken. The new yoking to the One who is meek and lowly of heart places us in the service of the One who alone owns the land and whose disciples' calling is to plow the field of the Kingdom of God.
When our freedom is re-harnessed to Jesus' yoke that is "easy" and the burden of which is light, our voices break forth in the great Hallelujah Chorus: "Hallelujah! Hallelujah! The kingdom of this world has become the Kingdom of our Lord, and of His Christ; forever and ever, King of kings and Lord of lords; King of kings and Lord of lords!…And he shall reign forever and ever. And he shall reign forever and ever. Forever and ever, forever and ever! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! hallelujah!"
"And suddenly" writes James Carroll, " you do believe that your Redeemer has stood upon the Earth with you, bringing you to the most unlikely place. You see, indeed, that you belong here and that you are strong enough for whatever lies ahead."
Your prison door swings open, and all your chains fall off.
Brother Timothy Frantzich then led the congregation in his composition "All the prison doors swung open; everybody's chains fell off."
THE BOUQUET: Click HERE for the YouTube broadcast or Sojourners blog with Jim Wallis.
BARABBAS: a look at the two Jesus figures who stood before Pilate and the crowd.
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Jeanne M Krebs on February 6, 2021 at 6:20 pm said:
I do not share your views
internet will not let me share my views – typical antichrist Marxist
Gordon C. Stewart on February 7, 2021 at 6:35 am said:
It's a sad day when you can't, or don't think you can, share your views on here. But it leads me suggest that you have courage to speak your views more fully, regardless of any obstacles or consequences.
Good Morning, Jeanne,
I don't believe we've met, but who knows? I'm long in the tooth, as they say. However it was that you came by Views from the Edge, thank you for expressing yourself.
Pilgrim on January 14, 2018 at 4:29 pm said:
Alleluia! I must say people tend to deviate away from the Good, God says I came to bring peace, this much I know. For peace brings joy, everlasting joy, not happiness.
Claude McEldery on January 2, 2013 at 9:16 pm said:
thanks for your word of inspiration and wisdom.
gordoncstewart on January 3, 2013 at 6:44 am said:
Thank you, Claude. How did you happen to come by Views from the Edge? Happy New Year.


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Wizkid, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. He started recording music at age 11 and managed to release a collaborative album with the Glorious Five, a group he and a couple of his church friends formed. In 2009, he signed a record deal with Banky W.'s record label Empire Mates Entertainment (E.M.E). He rose to prominence in 2010 with the release of the song "Holla at Your Boy" from his debut studio album, Superstar (2011). "Tease Me/Bad Guys", "Don't Dull", "Love My Baby", "Pakurumo" and "Oluwa Lo Ni" were also released as singles from the Superstar album. Wizkid's self-titled second studio album, Ayo, was released in September 2014 and was preceded by six singles: "Jaiye Jaiye", "On Top Your Matter", "One Question", "Joy", "Bombay" and "Show You the Money".
In 2016, Wizkid achieved international recognition following his collaboration with Drake on the global hit, "One Dance", which reached number one in 15 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. In addition to his solo work, Wizkid has collaborated with several other artists and was featured on the hits "Girl" (with Bracket), "Fine Lady" (with Lynxxx), "Sexy Mama" (with Iyanya), "Slow Down" (with R2Bees), "The Matter" (with Maleek Berry), "Pull Over" (with KCee) and "Bad Girl" (with Jesse Jagz).
He was ranked 5th on Forbes and Channel O's 2013 list of the Top 10 Richest/Bankable African Artists. In February 2014, Wizkid became the first ever Nigerian musician to have over 1 million followers on Twitter.Moreover, he became the first Afrobeats artist to appear in the 2018 Guinness World Records for his contribution to Drake's hit song "One Dance".
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Wish you were there? We all do at some point or another. A trip to distant and exotic lands or a jaunt around the home counties can be equally rewarding in their own way and these days, we genuinely do live in a small world.
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The recently revealed Samsung Galaxy Alpha has already made quite a splash, but the company likely won't stop there.
The stylish metal Alpha is only the beginning of an entire A-series of similar smartphones, according to SamMobile.
The site learned from its "insiders" that Samsung will reveal three other A-series phones in coming weeks: the SM-A300, with a 960 x 540 display, and the SM-A500 and SM-A700, with full HD screens.
And lo and behold, a listing for the SM-A500 appears to already be hidden on Samsung's mobile website, though not in any easily digestible format (try a control+F; it's there).
The Samsung Galaxy A-series will reportedly all feature designs similar to the Alpha, with metal in their chassis.
They'll also have superior front-facing cameras, possibly like the Samsung Galaxy Note 4's rumored upgraded 3.7-megapixel front snapper.
Since the Note 4 is expected to arrive during IFA 2014, Samsung may debut the three new A-series phones at a later date, so as not to dilute the phablet's spotlight.
In the meantime peep TechRadar's analysis of the best Galaxy Alpha deals around.


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Cutlery is buffed after it has been worked into shape. Entry-level cutlery will receive a tumble finish, the cheapest available, while economy level cutlery will go through four levels of buffing. The finest 18/10 cutlery can receive up to 27 levels of buffing, including buffing between the prongs of forks, for a silky smooth finish.
Powder-coated cutlery – with finishes including copper, titanium and black – have risen considerably in popularity over the past few years. Nisbets reports a huge rise in the sales of such ranges. Other coating methods include galvanisation, in which the cutlery is coated in a fine layer of gold or silver.
Traditionally the enemy of cutlery, modern dishwashers are designed to be kinder to flatware. The one exception to this is wooden handles, which will be ruined by dishwashers unless the wood has been impregnated with a polymer.
Nostalgia and the practice of sourcing second-hand items for restaurant tables has seen the popularity of faux bone-effect handle cutlery rise. Renewed interest in this old-fashioned cutlery style has led to companies starting to manufacture it again using robust polymer handles, including Sheffield's Chimo Holdings.
Forged cutlery begins life as solid bars and is pounded into shape, allowing for the production of round, oval and square designs. Due to the labour needed to create this cutlery, it is usually more expensive than stamped cutlery (see S).
It's important to be gentle with quality cutlery. 18/10 will scratch if handled roughly. Allowing kitchen porters to scoop up big handfuls of cutlery and ram them into warewasher baskets is a particularly poor idea.
Counter intuitively, hollow-handled cutlery is more expensive to make than solid-handled cutlery. "The manufacturing process is far more complicated," says Ross Jones, brand manager for Chinacraft at Nisbets.
Another term for stainless steel that's sometimes used in cutlery marketing (see T).
In most cases, cutlery with obvious joints won't last as long as fully sealed cutlery. The one exception to this is riveted-style steak knives, which will wear well.
When eating in Korea or a traditionally run Korean restaurant, don't fall foul of the country's strict cutlery etiquette. Never put chopsticks in food standing up, particularly rice, as this is believed to bring bad luck since it resembles the food left at graves to sustain deceased ancestors.
Good-quality 18/10 and 18/8 will fade over time but it is likely to outlive most restaurants with a lifespan of decades rather than years. "It will be lost in the bin long before it becomes unusable," says Artis marketing manager Gill Head. Lesser quality 18/0 steel loses its lustre much faster than 18/10 and 18/8.
A big advantage for casual, high-volume establishments is that 18/0 steel is magnetic, which allows them to fit powerful magnets to bins to reduce the number of pieces accidentally thrown out by kitchen porters.
A component of high-quality stainless steel, nickel makes the metal more malleable during the construction process. Its high cost is the reason why 18/10 is so expensive.
You've probably heard of sporks, but what about trongs (plastic finger protectors designed to keep your fingers clean when eating ribs and the like), the sporf (a spork that incorporates a knife edge) and the chork (chopsticks that double as forks)? Novelty cutlery might not be suitable for every restaurant, but it can create a talking point at the table – and on Instagram.
Most cutlery used in restaurants is either plain with no pattern on the handle or based on one of several traditional 'parish styles', including rat tail (a line down the middle of the handle), bead (a beaded effect around the edge of the handle) and Grecian (an embossed effect).
The quality of cutlery varies dramatically. The highest quality 18/10 pieces sell for upwards of a fiver while single pieces of 18/0 cutlery can be bought from as little as 50p, although they are not likely to last long and will tarnish more easily. This cheaper cutlery is typically the default choice of more casual restaurants and tends to be replaced more regularly than 18/10 and 18/8. Quality varies considerably, with products from reputable manufacturers likely to last considerably longer than those that are not.
Lower grade cutlery can damage plates – a lot of the 'scratches' you see on plates are actually marks left by the cutlery, known in the business as cutlery residual. Generally, if you're using 18/10, this won't happen.
More affordable than the forged variety, stamped cutlery starts life as one massive sheet of stainless steel from which it is stamped. This method allows for the creation of a wide variety of patterns on the cutlery, although the stamping process means that it has to have a relatively flat design.
The number 10 in cutlery descriptions refers to the 10% nickel content of a piece of stainless steel cutlery and is always preceded by the number 18, which refers to its 18% chromium content. The highest quality of steels available are 18/10 and 18/8. Both are generally considered to have the optimal amounts of chromium and nickel for tableware. If numbers are not offered, the chances are it's 18/0 steel, which is more prone to bending than 18/10 and 18/8.
Unlike with crockery, where chefs often commission an artist to create one-off plates for specific dishes, cutlery styles are typically made in bulk. That doesn't mean truly unique cutlery doesn't exist. Designer Luki Huber created a number of utensils exclusively for Ferran Adria's El Bulli in Spain when it was open, including the spoon with clip, which allows diners to smell the aroma of one thing such as an herb or flower clipped to the spoon while tasting another thing. And Harry White Design has created evo-cut cutlery, a one-off set designed according to the principles of population genetics and natural variation. Rather than just having two sizes, this set of cutlery shows continuous variation in size and shape. It is now the property of Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design in King's Cross and is occasionally on display.
Cutlery can be stone-washed to create a matte, vintage effect on the stainless steel, a method that often results in the creation of non-uniform items. "Stone-washed cutlery has been a game-changer," says Nisbets' Jones. "We're selling a huge amount of it to a wide range of clients." To some extent, the trend for stone-washed cutlery is linked to the movement for restaurants and bars using more rustic tableware and for using vintage items, such as soda syphons and glassware. "It looks really good alongside tableware and food that has a naturalistic look and feel," adds Jones. Stone-washed cutlery is usually a comparable price to good quality 18/10.
In contrast to most other western markets, the UK equates weight with quality (see H). Professor Charles Spence, an experimental psychologist at the University of Oxford, recently conducted an experiment that showed the cutlery given to diners in a restaurant can have a big impact on their perception of a given dish and a meal more generally. Participants in the trial were served the same dish but with different weights of cutlery; the heavier the knives and forks they used, the more expensive they thought the dish should be.
Restaurants that appeal mainly to the Generation X demographic of diners (born roughly between 1960 and 1980) should consider using silverware (although see Z). Silver is the most expensive material used in tableware, but it has a strong association with quality for people in this age group. Silver cutlery is almost always plated but some of the world's priciest restaurants and hotels – typically frequented by Generation X diners rather than Millennials – opt for pieces hewn from solid pieces of silver.
Having cutlery suitable for little diners is a must, and your choice should reflect your restaurant. Brands such as Robert Welch offer a large range of kids cutlery in traditional and sophisticated styles but, for early eaters, you might want to choose more colourful items. Artis' brightly coloured Monster children's cutlery features easy-to-grip polyester handles in purple, orange and green, and feature different monster images, that have been ergonomically shaped for smaller hands.


Moer, I have been trying for 2 hours and can't get an image onto my signature.
I uploaded photos to photobucket, right clicked, copy shortcut, pasted between brackets and get this: It was not possible to determine the dimensions of the image.
Also how does one include these Smilies in your message body?
Forgot to mention photo is resized to 120 x 70 pixels. Very small.
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Wishing my life away till the next trip!
is it possible to upload the photos straight from your local hard drive ??
Chris, the signature pics are not stored on the site database, so if one were able to upload direct of your local drive, your signature pics would be missing if you were not on line.
Cinco wrote: Moer, I have been trying for 2 hours and can't get an image onto my signature.
Ian, what program are you using to re-size your images? It could be that the actual size doesn't correlate with the reported size, ...... Cassie can help you more with the reasons for the error.
IRO the smilies, they appear as BB codes in the message composition text box .... the actual smiley images appear in the posted text.
I am using microsoft office (2010) picture software.
Do you drag the smilies across? That doesnt seem to work?
It will then automatically copy the link to your clipboard. All you do then is come to the forum (either in a post or signature editor) and paste.
Only once you submit the post will it show the actual character.
Thank you. I will keep trying.
dis my boodskap, is my prentjies te groot?
Hilux 1 wrote: It was not possible to determine the dimensions of the image.
OK, just proved to be blond/stupid/old/techno disadvantaged.
nou is ek ook n bietjie slim..
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The Death of Page 3
Posted by Woman As Subject on January 21, 2015 January 7, 2016
With the announcement of the glorious victory of the No More Page 3 campaign comes the inevitable backlash from the liberal media bemoaning the loss of freedom such 'censorship' involves. Whilst purporting to be anti- page 3 themselves, journalists and commentators crawl out of the woodwork to fret about the implications such a move may have for democracy and the future of the nation. Liberal hand-wringing aside, exactly how a sensible decision made by a newspaper's own editor could constitute censorship, is beyond me.
NMP3 has received well deserved praise for its success and is held up by UK Feminista as an example of how to run an effective campaign. NMP3 achieved something that few feminist campaigns are able to do: they broke through to the mainstream. Critics may be keen to characterise those behind NMP3 as a bunch of 'comfy shoe-wearing, no bra-wearing, man-haters' but the petition gained more than 200,000 signatories and has the backing of many prominent celebrities, MPs, and Universities; and doesn't so far seem to have involved the burning of any bras. The success of the campaign was in its simplicity, it wasn't arguing for boobs to be banned from public life completely, just that 'a family newspaper is the wrong context for these images'. It's about time that women were in the news for their achievements rather than their assets, and the campaign highlighted this inequality in representation by producing a game changing video that showed just that. What happens when you cut out all the images of women in the Sun and juxtapose them with the men? A sea of naked female flesh in direct contrast with an army of footballers and a legion of besuited and booted purposeful looking dudes, that's what.
The victory of NMP3 is not only a victory for all of us who signed the petition, but it is a victory for feminism in general. It represents the moment when feminism became fashionable. The V &A Museum featured the iconic campaign T shirt in an exhibition and the stereotype of the hairy man hater has been smashed for ever more by the hundreds of tweets showing ordinary people wearing it. The people that are opposed to Page 3 are normal people who just want women to be taken seriously. Men and women who think that women are more than their nipples, and that sometimes it might be worth reporting on the things that they actually do rather than just ogling at the boobs they happen to possess.
NMP3 may have won the battle, but there is still a war to be had. This campaign was about more than just boobs, and despite the fact that there are no more naked breasts on Page 3, the paper has shown little sign that they will be replacing it with a significantly better approach to the representation of women. There are fresh criticisms of the new Page 3 format which now seems to feature 'candid' shots of celebrities – hardly a great improvement. This doesn't mean that the NMP3 campaign has failed however, only that there is still work to be done. The huge public support that NMP3 has galvanised needs to be harnessed and fed into a new campaign that continues to address the ongoing inequality perpetuated by the ubiquitous media representation of women as passive sexualised objects.
The insensitive comparisons of the end of page 3 to the tragic Charlie Hebdo attack are crass and utterly ridiculous. Rupert Murdoch has finally woken up to the fact that he no longer lives in the 70s and seems to have actually responded to public opinion. This is not censorship my friend, it is simply the power of the market. The whining about censorship and loss of freedom is a transparent attempt to insist that a man's right to look at naked breasts should come before a woman's right to be taken seriously as a human being. If Murdoch had been forced to pull Page 3 by the government or even as a response to serious threats of violence, then perhaps there would be some meat to this argument; but nothing like this is happening here. Newspapers and magazines respond to public opinion all the time and I for one am delighted that Page 3 has finally been consigned to the dustbin of history where it belongs.
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Idaho State University Geosciences Department Celebrates Career of Professor Paul Link
When you take a look at Idaho State University Geology Professor Paul Link's curriculum vitae, you quickly realize the meaning of the Latin term – "course of life" – is 100 percent spot-on.
Over its pages, his curriculum vitae takes you on the journey through his storied educational and working career. Right at the top, his Ivy League credentials jump out at you, "B.S. Yale University." It only gets more interesting from there with "B.Sc.Hons., University of Adelaide, South Australia," "Ph.D. University of California, Santa Barbara," and it begs the question, "How'd he make his way to Idaho State?"
"My Ph.D. was on the Pocatello formation in the mountains east of Pocatello," Link said. "I knew the local geology, and ISU was the perfect place to get a job."
And for more than 40 years, the Gate City and the Geosciences Department have been Link's home base. While at Idaho State, his research has focused on geologic field mapping and sedimentary geology. His research led to him being an author or co-author on more than 125 published papers and 30 geologic maps. He's also been an author, co-author, or editor on 11 books, the most recent of which is the 2021 edition of the "Roadside Geology of Idaho."
"In 2012, I completed a new Geologic Map of Idaho with the Idaho Geological Survey, and it will probably be my most lasting research product," Link said. "The map will be used by anyone interested in the geology of Idaho."
He's taught thousands of Bengals over those decades through community classes like "Rocks, Rails, and Trails" (based on a book of the same name he wrote with Chilton Phoenix) up to graduate-level courses. For over 100 master's degree students, Link was their major thesis advisor.
"The long-term personal and professional relationships with my students have been the most rewarding part of my career," Link said. "During the field research, we would spend time hiking and camping together. There's a lot of one-on-one time, and a bond gets established. In addition, I've been able to keep in touch with most of my graduate students for more than 40 years and many of them came to Pocatello for the Department's Alumni Reunion last September."
"Dr. Link has mentored generations of graduate students who have gone on to successful careers around the world and made lasting contributions to the scientific record," said Scott Snyder, Dean of the College of Science and Engineering. "He has inspired students and colleagues alike through his passion for the geosciences."
Outside of ISU, Link has been involved in groups across the Pocatello community and Gem State, including Centennial Rotary Club, Idaho State Historical Society Board of Trustees, Idaho International Choral Festival, to name a few. He was also instrumental in the formation of the Portneuf Greenway Foundation.
"The Greenway was a much-needed project that was just waiting to happen," Link said. "The Portneuf Greenway has and will continue to benefit Pocatello into the future."
"Paul has always been extremely energetic," said David Rodgers, Associate Vice President for Research at ISU and Link's colleague for more than 30 years. "He's donated his time and effort in so many different ways."
"Paul has not only shaped the academic research and degree programs within ISU's Geosciences Department but also helped to define who we are as a community," said Ben Crosby, Geosciences Department Chair. "These halls have served as a second home to Paul, and those that walk them as faculty or students are like family to him. Without doubt, this legacy of departmental commitment lives on, helping define who we are, what we do, and why we do it."
Even though he officially retired in 2020, Link has continued to be a fixture on Idaho State's Pocatello campus, just in a more limited capacity as Professor Emeritus. He has been teaching "Historical Geography of Idaho" – the successor to "Rocks, Rails, and Trails" – and researching the sources of sand in the Snake River in Hells Canyon.
"The Geosciences Department has grown from four faculty when I arrived in 1980 to ten now, and is a premier research and teaching component of ISU," Link said. "The ISU community is a great place to be, and the Geosciences Department is a fantastic place to work. Exciting things are going on, and working with the students helps to keep you young."
"Paul has permanently influenced the course of the College of Science and Engineering and all of ISU," Snyder said. "His support was key to the establishment of the Lost River Field Station, a treasure that provides hands-on education for geology students from across the nation in an unsurpassed natural setting. We will miss Paul as a faculty member and thank him for his continued support of ISU."
Thursday, Dec. 9, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., the ISU Geosciences Department will be hosting an open house to celebrate Link's work and accomplishments. The open house will be in the Salmon River Suite in the Pond Student Union Building.
For more information on the ISU Geosciences Department, visit isu.edu/geosciences.


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AMPCO announces new president
By MRO Magazine
Toronto – The Association of Major Power Consumers in Ontario (AMPCO) Board of Directors has selected Colin Anderson as its new President, effective October 14, 2016.
"On behalf of AMPCO, I am pleased to welcome our new President," said Mark Passi, Chairman of AMPCO. "Colin's extensive experience in energy policy, regulatory affairs and the electricity market will be a great benefit to AMPCO members. His expertise will also assist in advancing our goals of maintaining and attracting investments and jobs in Ontario by improving our global competitive standing."
Mr. Anderson comes to AMPCO with over 25 years of experience in the energy sector, serving the last 15 at Ontario Power Generation (OPG), most recently as Director of Major Applications. His recent experience in regulatory matters and previously on the ground as an engineer has allowed Mr. Anderson to gain expertise in the technical realities of the electricity system and market, long-term energy planning in Ontario, stakeholder and government relations and market renewal.
"I am extremely excited to join AMPCO's team as it advocates on behalf of large energy consumers in the province," said Anderson. "Having worked with AMPCO in the past during a variety of regulatory proceedings and stakeholder committees, I appreciate the thorough analytics and policy solutions it develops and believe we have a shared understanding of how to be effective in the sector."
AMPCO's Board of Directors conducted an extensive executive search to ensure members had a leader who will help advance the organization's goals and vision.
AMPCO is a not-for-profit consumer interest advocacy organization. AMPCO's members represent Ontario's major industries: forestry, chemical, mining and minerals, steel, petroleum products, cement, automotive, industrial air, manufacturing and business consumers in general. AMPCO members are major investors, major employers and a major part of operating communities across Ontario.
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"I still can't believe I ran the marathon for MQ"
By Guest Blogger: Sarah | 14 June 2019 | Personal stories
This year, Sarah ran her first marathon – raising over £7,600 for MQ. She writes about why she chose MQ and what she hopes the money she raised can achieve.
This year I completed the London Marathon, a feat that I never ever thought was possible. But after 9 months of training, I somehow managed it.
It's been a long journey. At the beginning of August 2018, despite doing a fair bit of exercise, I really couldn't run for more than 2 minutes as I embarked on the "Couch to 10k" programme. But on 28 April, I ran for over 5 hours - it's amazing what a bit of determination, dedication and stubbornness can achieve!
Not only did I run a marathon, but I also raised £7,600 for MQ.
A marathon is not only about physical strength, but mental strength, and I was lucky to have that on my side.
Getting to the finish line was never a doubt in my mind, but there were some very tough moments. At many points I had tears in my eyes, the moments when friends and family suddenly appeared out of nowhere, like knights in shining armour, willing me on.
But I and so many of the people I love have struggled with mental health, which is why I chose to run for MQ and what kept me going on marathon day.
The first month or so after the birth of my first child, I didn't feel the joy so many experience.
It was a massive shock to my system. When you're pregnant, you do so much to prepare for birth - but very little prepares you for life with a baby.
My life changed overnight. I felt like my independence had been snatched away, as I went from a working woman to a mother with a wholly dependent baby. It was very overwhelming at times - I remember walking around the local park in tears thinking my life was over. Although I was never officially diagnosed with post-natal depression, and thankfully I got better quickly, it was hard to have those moments where I thought, "I'm not sure I can do this" and to not feel automatic love for one's baby.
My husband has also had periods where he's really struggled with anxiety and sleep deprivation. A stressful job is the main cause of these "attacks" - it is horrid to see the person you love be broken down by anxiety.
But the mental health issues that hit me the hardest are the experiences of two members of my extended family – one who is severely anorexic and another who has schizophrenia.
They've both struggled with these conditions since they were in their teens and have found it really difficult to find the best treatments for them, or ways to cope with day-to-day life without being dependent on other people. There are certainly better months and years, but it breaks my heart to see these two amazing people suffer and the effect it has on their immediate family.
1 in 4 of us will be affected by mental illness at some point in our lives and as a mother, I worry about what my children may experience. That said, I'm also thankful that they're growing up in a different time – where mental health is talked about at school, in the media and accepted in a way that it wasn't for past generations.
Despite these changes, it's still not easy to get the right help. That's why MQ's vision really resonated with me.
Research is a really important piece of the puzzle. I hope the money I raise for MQ can help fund projects that look into detecting who's at risk of developing mental illness and why, so we can spot the signs early and get people the right support sooner. I would also like awareness to be continued to be raised so that if someone is suffering, they do not feel ashamed and know whom to turn to and where to go.
But it can't just be researchers that hold that information – these findings need to be shared with everyone in a way that the wider population can understand. I'd love to see more accessible literature on mental health; at ante-natal classes, on social media, in children's storybooks and in the workplace.
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Scientists Are Bringing Back Vacuum Tubes for Computers of the Future
A group of scientists have developed super-efficient microscopic vacuum tubes that may be able to outperform semiconductors.
By Avery Thompson
Photography by Alex BrunsdonGetty Images
Researchers from UC San Diego are using vacuum tube technology to develop more efficient computer processors. The research could result in faster microelectronic devices and better solar panels. Their results are published in a paper in the journal Nature Communications.
Commonly thought of as a primitive precursor to the modern transistor, vacuum tubes were the building blocks of computers in the early 20th century, and computers built using them filled entire rooms or buildings.
The invention of the transistor in the mid 20th century allowed computers to be built much smaller, and paved the way for the computing revolution of the late 20th century. That being the case, the transistor is arguably the greatest invention in history.
However, transistors are far from perfect. The materials they're made out of, semiconductors, have several disadvantages. They can only be made so small due to the laws of physics, and there's an upper limit on how efficient they can be. We're starting to hit those limits, so many researchers are looking for alternatives. And one group is taking looking back toward vacuum tubes for inspiration.
When current is run through a semiconductor, it has to pass through solid material, which slows it down the current and limits efficiency. Vacuum tubes don't have that problem because the current travels through air. Creating miniature vacuum tubes could increase the efficiency of our electronics.
However, an essential component to a vacuum tube is free electrons in the air, which is difficult to create at the nanoscale. Typically, large voltages or powerful lasers are needed.
Researchers at UC San Diego developed high-efficiency vacuum tubes using a special gold nanostructure.
UC San Diego Applied Electromagnetics Group.
The researchers at UC San Diego have managed to overcome this hurdle by using special gold nanostructures combined with a low voltage and a low-power laser. The result is a tenfold increase in efficiency, and transistors that can operate with more power and less resistance than those that use semiconductors.
The next step for the group is to scale down the vacuum tubes and explore their many applications. If their research pans out, the computers of the future may be using technology from a century ago—just much smaller.
Source: UC San Diego via Engadget
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South Carolina Upstate tops Charleston Southern 78-73 in OT
Michigan St. battles back to beat Terps
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) Bryson Mozone had 20 points and 11 rebounds and South Carolina Upstate scored the last five points in overtime to beat Charleston Southern 78-73 on Saturday.
Charleston Southern's Claudell Harris Jr. made a 3-pointer that tied the game at 73 with 1:50 remaining. Mysta Goodloe answered with a jumper and the Spartans made 3 of 4 free throw to end it.
Jordan Gainey had 15 points for South Carolina Upstate (12-14, 9-5 Big South Conference). Josh Aldrich added 14 points. Dalvin White had 11 points and eight rebounds.
Sean Price had 15 points and nine rebounds for the Buccaneers (5-22, 1-13), who have lost four games in a row. Tahlik Chavez added 14 points. Taje' Kelly had 11 points.
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Arrested man, family fearful of cops after expletive saga
Published:Thursday | July 29, 2021 | 12:09 AMCarl Gilchrist/Gleaner Writer
Prime Minister Andrew Holness announcing the imposition of a state of emergency for St James, Hanover, and Westmoreland during a press conference at Jamaica House on April 30, 2019. Looking on is Antony Anderson, the commissioner of police.
Shaquille Higgins
St Ann resident Shaquille Higgins and his family have threatened to file a lawsuit against the police and the Jamaican Government after he was arrested and cajoled into submitting a public apology for a foul-mouthed tirade against the prime minister.
The confirmation came as Commissioner of Police Major General Antony Anderson ordered a probe into the controversial detention, which the lawmen had said was linked to a suspected case of larceny.
Central to the lawsuit may be whether the allegations were trumped up.
Attorney-at-law Charles Ganga-Singh, who is representing the 24-year-old Moneague resident, has charged that the police action was "a worrying trend" of state overreach. The prospective suit could have at least four claimants, he said.
"It is a human-rights issue," Ganga-Singh told The Gleaner in an interview Wednesday evening.
Higgins and his family are also reportedly intimidated.
"They are also in fear of the police based on their invasion of their house at 11 p.m.," Ganga-Singh said.
In a video posted on social media earlier this week, Higgins was captured spewing invective against Prime Minister Andrew Holness over a tightening of curfew hours to curb the transmission of COVID-19.
Another video showed the police detaining Higgins at his home and taking him to the Moneague Police Station.
On Wednesday, Senior Superintendent of Police Stephanie Lindsay, head of the police Corporate Communications Unit (CCU), told The Gleaner that Higgins was subsequently released without charge.
The latest incident is the third in 15 months where Jamaicans have blown their top, aggrieved by the strict coronavirus regulations that have imposed night-time curfews, limiting leisure, religious rituals, and entertainment.
It has also raised questions about the independence of the police force under the leadership of Anderson, a confidant of Holness and his former national security adviser.
In April 2020, Dayne Mitchell, a Jones Town, St Andrew, resident, was arrested after a video went viral showing him uttering foul language at Holness. Mitchell was one of several persons detained islandwide under the Disaster Risk Management Act. He was fined $60,000.
In March 2021, the police's Counter-Terrorism and Organised Crime Investigation Branch carried out an early morning raid at the home of St Ann pastor Peter Chambers after he had posted videos predicting the death of Andrew Holness. Chambers was later released without being charged.
Ganga-Singh said the action by the police in these instances is cause for concern.
Former Member of Parliament Raymond Pryce, in a release on Tuesday, said the commissioner of police must "confirm what basis in law or policy authorises a police officer, a sergeant at that, to be dictating to a citizen the words that that citizen should say into a recording, which takes place in a police station and which is then circulated to members of the public".
In a press statement on Wednesday, the CCU said that the commissioner had ordered an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Higgins' arrest.
Anderson, in an internal memorandum sent to all staff, reminded all JCF members that breaches of the law must be dealt with in accordance with guidelines.
"Today, the commissioner reminded members that apologies are not to be solicited or coerced from members of the public. He's insisting that if an individual elects to apologise voluntarily, they may do this by their own means and circulate themselves, void of the police's participation," the CCU said.
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namespace App\Middleware;

use Psr\Http\Message\ResponseInterface;
use Psr\Http\Message\ServerRequestInterface;
use Zend\Expressive\Helper\UrlHelper;

class AuthMiddleware
{
    private $helper;

    public function __construct(UrlHelper $helper)
    {
        $this->helper=$helper;
    }

    public function __invoke(ServerRequestInterface $request, ResponseInterface $response, callable $next = null)
    {
        if($this->helper->generate('api.ping')!=$request->getUri()->getPath()) {
            $auth = $this->parseAuth($request->getHeaderLine('Authorization'));
            if (!$auth or !$this->checkUserPass($auth['user'], $auth['pass'])) {
                return $response
                    ->withHeader('WWW-Authenticate', 'Basic realm=""')
                    ->withStatus(401);
            }
        }
        $response = $next($request, $response);
        return $response;
    }

    private function parseAuth($header)
    {
        if (strpos($header, 'Basic') !== 0) {
            return false;
        }
        $header = explode(':', base64_decode(substr($header, 6)));
        return [
            'user' => $header[0],
            'pass' => isset($header[1]) ?? $header[1],
        ];
    }

    private function checkUserPass($user,$pass)
    {
        return ($user=='myuser' and $pass=='mypass');
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}


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Vol. 10, Issue 298 - Tuesday, October 25, 2005
T | W | T | F | S | S | M
Leoni looking for his hat in time for today's playoff
» Poll rankings
By Paul Honda
phonda@starbulletin.com
They wear orange.
They love playing for big crowds and TV audiences.
Their coach wears a dorky hat, not all the time, but when the playoffs arrive. The Kalaheo Mustangs and coach Sivan Leoni aren't just looking forward to the Oahu Interscholastic Association Division I playoffs.
The Mustangs thrive on the pressure.
"Especially for us, the quarterfinals determines who goes to states. It's always a high-pressure game," Leoni said last night, anticipating today's match against Kaimuki.
The Bulldogs are the fifth seed from the East, while Kalaheo is the top seed from the division. The Mustangs, ranked No. 5 in today's Star-Bulletin Boys Volleyball Top 10, are leaving the regular season and old accolades behind.
There's a safety net in the OIA playoffs now that the Division II state tourney has become a reality. The OIA now has six state berths.
"If we lose, we still have a chance, but we'd like a good seeding at states," said Leoni, a former University of Hawaii standout. "This has always been the toughest match of the season because there's more weight."
Leoni's enthusiasm and energy level easily match those of his players.
"They like the competition. All season long, we try to play a fun game, a game you have to step up and they really understand that these are the games where you have the most fun," he said, referring in large part to OC 16's live telecasts.
"I'm a big supporter of TV coverage. When you think about it, the main reason why you play is for enjoyment and entertainment. Having the TV over there helps a lot of people who can't show up at the gym. The kids like it, and I'm not afraid of taking advantage of it," he said, forgetting that his trademark headwear is part of the postseason wardrobe.
"I gotta look for my hat," he said.
Punahou collected all eight first-place votes after sweeping Damien and No. 2 Iolani last week.
Roosevelt made the most headway in the boys poll, rising two spots to No. 7.
In the girls poll, Iolani, on the strength of wins over No. 2 Kamehameha and third-ranked Punahou, solidified its place atop the rankings with all 12 first-place votes.
The Raiders sealed the Interscholastic League of Honolulu's regular-season title and an automatic state berth. The league playoffs begin this week, with the ILH's second state berth at stake.
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Q: jQuery Mobile caching link to relative page I'm having an issue with jQuery Mobile links to a dynamic page.
I have a list of links generated with a relative link like this:
Foo
Bar

And on the page page2, I use the data in the query string to populate fields dynamically.
The problem is, if I click on Foo, go back, and click on Bar, JQM actually takes me to #page2?q=Foo again. I tried setting data-cache="never" on page2 but with no luck. Any idea why the link isn't actually going to what it is, but the first that was clicked since page load?
Edit: example site here [fixed]. Just click on any item, go back, and try to go to another one. You'll get the first again.
Edit: I've tried setting data-dom-cache="false" which doesn't help, as it isn't that the page is cached, but that the link is cached (maybe?). I've also tried removing the page from the DOM, but then when I try to re-navigate to the page, I am unable, as it is gone.
I tried to work around this problem by simply programmatically setting the page value on click/tap, but this doesn't work when trying to load a specific page (for bookmarking/deep-linking).
Edit 2: I think I have found a related issue that may be causing this one. When I load up each page, I parse out the document.location.search. Oddly, with URLS like
http://.../#route-page?route=test
http://.../#route-page?route=test2

document.location.search should return ?route=test and ?route=test2 and document.locations.hash should return #route-page for both. What I'm actually getting is empty strings for document.location.search and the entire thing for document.location.hash: #route-page?route=test.  Am I using these two properties wrong?

A: You have a multi-page document and you link the first page with the second one using the page id (example: href="#route-page?route=50%20Grit").
The Javascript function getParameterByName uses the window.location.search in order to get the URL. But the URL still remains the same after the first page transition.
Try to use the following script instead of the getParameterByName:

Below you can find an example which is based on your code. I hope this helps you.

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://code.jquery.com/ui/1.8.17/themes/base/jquery-ui.css" />
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://code.jquery.com/mobile/1.1.0-rc.1/jquery.mobile-1.1.0-rc.1.min.css" />

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                    Test1

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            <input id="tst" type="text" value="">

A: You're using document.location.search and document.location.hash wrong. A URL is structured so that the fragment (hash) comes after the query string (search). When you create a URL that has a ? after a #, the URL parser seeS that whole thing as the hash.
Ex:
example.com?a=b#c would have a search of ?a=b and a hash of #c
vs.
example.com#c?a=b would have a search of empty string and a hash of #c?a=b

A: No sure if you fixed this already, as the links in your example take to different pages every time?
Anyway, this piece from jQuery Mobile's documentation might be related to your problem:

jQuery Mobile does not support query parameter passing to internal/embedded pages but there are two plugins that you can add to your project to support this feature. There is a lightweight page params plugin and a more fully featured jQuery Mobile router plugin for use with backbone.js or spine.js.


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The generational shift from home births to hospitals
Chris Bowlby looks at the history of British maternity care
Maternity is one of the key tests of any health care provision. And maternity care in England and Wales is said to be struggling to cope with rising fertility, more 'high-risk' pregnancies – due, in part, to a growing number of obese women and over-40s having babies – and tighter budgets. The focus is very much on hospital maternity units' performance.
However there has always been more to maternity care than hospital beds and specialist equipment. Historian Angela Davis of the University of Warwick has studied the trends over the last century or so. She notes that maternity care was much more varied in the past, and has always involved balancing the possible need for medical intervention against the wellbeing of mothers, babies and their families.
The decades before the 1940s were notable for conflicting trends in childbirth – a reduction in infant mortality but increasing maternal mortality. Early feminists, Dr Davis says, campaigned for women to be able to go to hospital rather than remain at home – not only to mitigate the risk to their health but also to offer recuperation after giving birth.
However many women did not have insurance cover for hospital care, as insurance was generally linked to paid employment. Hospital capacity was also restricted in many areas. So hospital births were usually limited to women who could afford to pay or were deemed to be in special need.
The creation of the National Health Service in 1948 removed that insurance obstacle, and accelerated moves towards more hospital care. New specialist technologies – such as those for inducing birth or caring for premature babies – increased the momentum. The Peel report of 1970, led by a consultant obstetrician, "implied that hospital birth was safest," says Angela Davis. And, though "it was later criticised for a lack of evidence to support this", it contributed to a "dramatic shift from home to hospital birth". From the mid-1970s, over 95 per cent of births were in hospital. The old infrastructure supporting home births, symbolised by nostalgic TV portrayals in Call the Midwife, disappeared.
Yet maternity-related rows didn't disappear with it. Feminists now began to ask whether the 'medicalisation' of childbirth was overriding women's choice. Campaigning groups such as the National Childbirth Trust suggested that fathers be allowed to attend. Traditionalists didn't always welcome their interventions. Says Davis: "Initially the organisation tried to work with the medical profession, but increasingly found itself in opposition to it."
More evidence emerged too about risk in childbirth, countering the assumption that all women were potentially vulnerable. In the mid-1980s, the consultant Wendy Savage caused much debate when she advocated less medical intervention during childbirth. She was suspended from her London hospital post for alleged incompetence but then reinstated after an official enquiry.
Once, everyone had deferred to the 'men in white coats'; now, more were listening to how women felt about the care they received. Angela Davis has interviewed a number of mothers from different generations for her research. What emerged was a feeling among many that "despite receiving good medical care, emotional care was lacking".
Advocates of home birth continued to argue that this most favoured mothers' wellbeing. Others believed that more sensitive hospital care was the answer – using GP maternity units, for example, less impersonal places where mothers were cared for by familiar staff.
So while the argument over where to give birth appeared to have been settled by the shift towards hospitals, the broader debate over maternity care has remained unresolved. Anxiety about risk and access to technology has competed with the desire for the best childbirth experience and, as Dr Davis puts it, "good communication and durable relationships between women and their birth attendants".
The number of home births remains low. But in maternity, as in other areas of health care, the big question now is whether the hospital should retain its dominance.
Chris Bowlby is a presenter on BBC radio, specialising in history.
This article was first published in the June 2013 issue of BBC History Magazine
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THE BVRLA has appointed a new chief executive.
Gerry Keaney, a former boss of Volvo Cars in the UK, takes up the position as the new BVRLA chief executive from May 01.
Gerry replaces John Lewis who is stepping down from the post after 13 years at the helm.
However, John will still be around the corridors of the BVRLA (British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association), as he will be taking on a new part-time role as the BVRLA's Director of External Affairs.
John's replacement – Gerry Keaney – certainly knows how the automotive industry works, though.
Gerry was MD of Volvo Cars between 1996 and 2002, part of a 21 year spell at the car maker, which also included senior international roles at the parent company, concluding with nine years as senior vice president of marketing, sales and customer service, having started his automotive career with British Leyland.
"We are delighted to welcome Gerry to the UK's most progressive automotive trade association," commented BVRLA chairman, Neil Cunningham, on Gerry's appointment.
The BVRLA is the national trade body representing those companies engaged in business car leasing and the rental of cars and vans. In total, the BVRLA's members operate a fleet of 2.75 million cars, vans, and trucks.


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A New Twist on An Old Sport
Fox Valley Shooting Range has 12 custom built lanes 75' long, and two private 5' wide 45' long training lanes. We use a three stage HEPA air filtration system, which discharges cleaner air than the air we draw in from the outside. The target carriers are touch screen controlled to any distance you desire, with 360° rotating targets to practice holster draws. Yes, holster drawing is allowed at certain times after successfully passing a Fox Valley Shooting Range Holster Draw class.
"I have been asked many times: Why, at 50 years old did you decide to start a gun range?
It all started in the winter of 2014. My wife, 'Kitty', had recently started shooting with me and I persuaded my Mom to give it a try. So, she got a FOID card and we all went to the range. And, we all had a blast seeing my Mom for the first time in her life pulling the trigger of a gun. It was truly a memory I will not forget. So, as we were walking out, both were grinning from ear to ear, and thanking me for taking them. I said, 'You know you can always come by yourselves.' Both said that they would never go to a range by themselves. They said it was too intimidating and they did not feel comfortable going solo. To which I replied, 'Ya, many gun ranges are run by men with big egos and attitudes.' We all shook our heads and went home.
So, I got to thinking why not build a range that was welcoming and inviting to all, and how to make this possible. I attended a few range development seminars, and started talking with other shooters about what they liked and disliked regarding gun ranges. What I found out was a bit surprising. Everyone I talked to said basically the same thing. They wanted a clean, well-lighted range that had good ventilation, and was staffed by respectful, knowledgeable and helpful staff. But they often had a hard time finding that so they just went to the one that was closest to their house or the one with the shortest lines.
A few months later I found myself out of a job, so I figured now there is nothing holding me back and that is how Fox Valley Shooting Range came to be!"
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//	File name: SerializeDocument.cpp
//	Description: The CSerializeDocument implementation.

#include "SerializeDocument.h"

// Include additional tools
#include "StoreElement.h"
#include "LoadElement.h"

#include "../Tools/FileNameTools.h"

using namespace NetworkImportingKit;

result CSerializeDocument::Serialize(const StringA& fileName, INetworkProcessor* piNetProc, dword flags, bool loading)
{
	result resultCode = S_OK;

	if (loading)
	{
		xmlDocPtr pDocument = xmlParseFile(fileName.c_str());
		if (!pDocument)
			return STG_E_FILENOTFOUND;

		xmlNodePtr pNode = xmlDocGetRootElement(pDocument);
		if (!pNode)
		{
			xmlFreeDoc(pDocument);
			return SP_XML_E_NOROOT;
		}

		if (xmlStrcmp(pNode->name, (const xmlChar*)"NetworkProject"))
		{
			xmlFreeDoc(pDocument);
			return SP_XML_E_WRONGFORMAT;
		}

		pNode = pNode->xmlChildrenNode;
		if (!pNode || xmlStrcmp(pNode->name, (const xmlChar*)"NetworkElements"))
		{
			xmlFreeDoc(pDocument);
			return SP_XML_E_WRONGFORMAT;
		}

		// Receiving project name to store external connected entries
		CLoadElement::SetProjectName(GetProjectName(fileName));
		CLoadElement::SetProjectFilePath(GetProjectFilePath(fileName));
		CLoadElement::SetFlags(flags);

        resultCode = LoadElements(pNode, piNetProc);
		if (FAILED(resultCode))
		{
			IStructureBuilder* piStructureBuilder = NULL;
			piNetProc->QueryInterface(IID_IStructureBuilder, (void**)&piStructureBuilder);

			piStructureBuilder->ReleaseContent();

            piStructureBuilder->Release();
		}

		xmlFreeDoc(pDocument);

	} else
	{
		// Creating xmlNewTextWriter
		int xmlResultCode;
		xmlTextWriterPtr pWriter;

		pWriter = xmlNewTextWriterFilename(fileName.c_str(), 0);
		if (pWriter == NULL)
			return STG_E_FILENOTFOUND;

		// Start the document with the xml default for the version,
		// encoding DEFAULT_STORAGE_ENCODING and the default for the standalone
		// declaration.
		xmlResultCode = xmlTextWriterStartDocument(
			pWriter, NULL, DEFAULT_STORAGE_ENCODING, NULL);
		if (xmlResultCode < 0)
			return SP_XML_E_STARTDOC;

		// Start an element named <NetworkProject>. Since thist is the first
		// element, this will be the root element of the document.
		xmlResultCode = xmlTextWriterStartElement(pWriter, BAD_CAST "NetworkProject");
		if (xmlResultCode < 0)
			return SP_XML_E_ADDELEMENT;

		// Add an attribute with name "version" and value "1.0" to <NetworkProject>.
		xmlResultCode = xmlTextWriterWriteAttribute(pWriter, BAD_CAST "version", BAD_CAST "1.0");
		if (xmlResultCode < 0)
			return  SP_XML_E_ADDATTRIBUTE;

		// Start an element named <NetworkElements> as a child of <NetworkProject>.
		// Since thist is the first element, this will be the root element
		// of the document.
		xmlResultCode = xmlTextWriterStartElement(pWriter, BAD_CAST "NetworkElements");
		if (xmlResultCode < 0)
			return SP_XML_E_ADDELEMENT;

		// Receiving project name to store external connected entries
		CStoreElement::SetProjectName(GetProjectName(fileName));
		CStoreElement::SetProjectFilePath(GetProjectFilePath(fileName));
		CStoreElement::SetFlags(flags);

		// Serialize network elements
		resultCode = StoreElements(pWriter, piNetProc);

		// Here we could close the element named "NetworkProject" using the
		// function xmlTextWriterEndElement, but since we do not want to
		// write any other elements, we simply call xmlTextWriterEndDocument,
		// which will do all the work.
		xmlResultCode = xmlTextWriterEndDocument(pWriter);
		if (xmlResultCode < 0)
			return SP_XML_E_ENDDOC;

		xmlFreeTextWriter(pWriter);
	}

	return resultCode;
}

// Internal serialization helpers
result CSerializeDocument::StoreElements(xmlTextWriterPtr pWriter, INetworkProcessor* piNetProc)
{
	result resultCode = S_OK;

	IElementsCollection* piElementsCollection =
		QueryTool<INetworkProcessor, IElementsCollection>::
		QueryInterface(piNetProc, IID_IElementsCollection);

	IElementsEnumerator* piEnumerator = piElementsCollection->GetElementsEnumerator();
	for(bool hasElements = piEnumerator->SelectFirst();hasElements;hasElements = piEnumerator->SelectNext())
	{
		IElement* piElement = piEnumerator->GetSelected();

		resultCode = CStoreElement::Store(pWriter, piElement);
		if (FAILED(resultCode))
			break;
	}
	piEnumerator->Release();

	piElementsCollection->Release();

	return resultCode;
}

result CSerializeDocument::LoadElements(xmlNodePtr pNetElements, INetworkProcessor* piNetProc)
{
	xmlNodePtr pElementNode = pNetElements->xmlChildrenNode;
	while (pElementNode)
	{
		if (!xmlStrcmp(pElementNode->name, (const xmlChar *)"Element"))
		{
			result resultCode = CLoadElement::Load(pElementNode, piNetProc);
			if (FAILED(resultCode))
				return resultCode;
		}

		pElementNode = pElementNode->next;
	}

	IStructureBuilder* piStructureBuilder = NULL;
	result resultCode = piNetProc->QueryInterface(IID_IStructureBuilder, (void**)&piStructureBuilder);
	if (FAILED(resultCode) || !piStructureBuilder)
		return SP_E_QUERYBUILDER;

	piStructureBuilder->EstablishConnections();

	piStructureBuilder->Release();

	return S_OK;
}


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