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package com.navercorp.pinpoint.profiler.monitor.metric;

/**
 * @author jaehong.kim
 */
public class JvmGcDetailedMetricSnapshot {
    private long jvmGcNewCount;
    private long jvmGcNewTime;
    private double jvmPoolCodeCacheUsed;
    private double jvmPoolNewGenUsed;
    private double jvmPoolOldGenUsed;
    private double jvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed;
    private double jvmPoolPermGenUsed;
    private double jvmPoolMetaspaceUsed;

    public long getJvmGcNewCount() {
        return jvmGcNewCount;
    }

    public void setJvmGcNewCount(long jvmGcNewCount) {
        this.jvmGcNewCount = jvmGcNewCount;
    }

    public long getJvmGcNewTime() {
        return jvmGcNewTime;
    }

    public void setJvmGcNewTime(long jvmGcNewTime) {
        this.jvmGcNewTime = jvmGcNewTime;
    }

    public double getJvmPoolCodeCacheUsed() {
        return jvmPoolCodeCacheUsed;
    }

    public void setJvmPoolCodeCacheUsed(double jvmPoolCodeCacheUsed) {
        this.jvmPoolCodeCacheUsed = jvmPoolCodeCacheUsed;
    }

    public double getJvmPoolNewGenUsed() {
        return jvmPoolNewGenUsed;
    }

    public void setJvmPoolNewGenUsed(double jvmPoolNewGenUsed) {
        this.jvmPoolNewGenUsed = jvmPoolNewGenUsed;
    }

    public double getJvmPoolOldGenUsed() {
        return jvmPoolOldGenUsed;
    }

    public void setJvmPoolOldGenUsed(double jvmPoolOldGenUsed) {
        this.jvmPoolOldGenUsed = jvmPoolOldGenUsed;
    }

    public double getJvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed() {
        return jvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed;
    }

    public void setJvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed(double jvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed) {
        this.jvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed = jvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed;
    }

    public double getJvmPoolPermGenUsed() {
        return jvmPoolPermGenUsed;
    }

    public void setJvmPoolPermGenUsed(double jvmPoolPermGenUsed) {
        this.jvmPoolPermGenUsed = jvmPoolPermGenUsed;
    }

    public double getJvmPoolMetaspaceUsed() {
        return jvmPoolMetaspaceUsed;
    }

    public void setJvmPoolMetaspaceUsed(double jvmPoolMetaspaceUsed) {
        this.jvmPoolMetaspaceUsed = jvmPoolMetaspaceUsed;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("JvmGcDetailedMetricSnapshot{");
        sb.append("jvmGcNewCount=").append(jvmGcNewCount);
        sb.append(", jvmGcNewTime=").append(jvmGcNewTime);
        sb.append(", jvmPoolCodeCacheUsed=").append(jvmPoolCodeCacheUsed);
        sb.append(", jvmPoolNewGenUsed=").append(jvmPoolNewGenUsed);
        sb.append(", jvmPoolOldGenUsed=").append(jvmPoolOldGenUsed);
        sb.append(", jvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed=").append(jvmPoolSurvivorSpaceUsed);
        sb.append(", jvmPoolPermGenUsed=").append(jvmPoolPermGenUsed);
        sb.append(", jvmPoolMetaspaceUsed=").append(jvmPoolMetaspaceUsed);
        sb.append('}');
        return sb.toString();
    }
}

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        syn.schedule(dragSupport, 1);
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        width: '100px',
        height: '10000px',
        backgroundColor: 'blue',
        position: 'absolute',
        top: '10px',
        left: '0px',
        zIndex: 19999
    });
    document.body.scrollTop = 11;
    if (!document.elementFromPoint) {
        return;
    }
    var el = document.elementFromPoint(3, 1);
    if (el === div) {
        syn.support.elementFromClient = true;
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        syn.support.elementFromPage = true;
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The 10th ConTeXt meeting will be held at the Doevehuis in the small village Kalenberg. Kalenberg lies in the center of the Weerribben-Wieden National Park and is part of the Steenwijkerland municipality of the province of Overijssel, Netherlands.
The website is unfortunately only in Dutch, but it does have a virtual tour that shows the premises.
Kalenberg lies in the middle of shallow lakes that were formed by the harvesting of peat. Until the early 50s Kalenberg was only accessible by water. In summer the main activity is watertourism. In severe winters several scating tours pass through Kalenberg. The electric boat and bicycle are the ideal means of transport in this National Park.
Like in previous years, we will try to arrange pickups for people that do not come by car. The suggested pickup location is the Zwolle train station.
If you arrive at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol there is a direct train connection from Schiphol to Zwolle.


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Melissa McCarthy Admits to Smuggling 30 Ham Sandwiches Into the Golden Globes
By Libby Birk - January 7, 2019 12:16 pm EST
Melissa McCarthy was many stars' hero Sunday night after she snuck in at least 30 ham sandwiches to the 76th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
Although dinner is served at the Beverly Hills Hilton before the awards ceremony, many celebrities don't get to eat dinner due to walking the red carpet. McCarthy, who was nominated for Best Actress in a Drama for Can You Ever Forgive Me? found a loophole with 30 to 40 ham and cheese sandwiches.
"I've been handing them out to everyone," the actress told Variety. "Next year, I'm bringing hot dogs."
"How did she get them in here?" actress Jessica Chastain asked the outlet before saying how much she liked the plan. "But it's a good idea because by the time you get into the ballroom, dinner has already been served, and you're always so hungry."
Olivia Colman, who took home the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for her work in The Favourite, even thanked McCarthy for the snack during her acceptance speech.
"Hi," Colman said, evidently seeing McCarthy in the crowd, although she did not name her. "Thank you for the sandwiches. Amazing, thank you."
McCarthy's husband, actor and filmmaker Ben Falcone, shared a photo of the leftover sandwiches on Instagram at the end of the night, complete even with an ice pack to keep them fresh.
"These are the sandwiches that Mooch smuggled into the Golden Globes. We brought 40, left with 2," he captioned the photo. "We left with some happy customers."
(Photo: Instagram / @benjyfalcone)
Green Book actress Octavia Spencer commented on Falcone's post, "Life savers. Whew. So glad I got some!!"
Can You Ever Forgive Me? actor Richard E. Grant also commented on the post, "Blessings on your generous heads for feeding us starving nominees!"
Judging by the photo, the wrapped sandwiches appear to have come from Joan's on Third, a specialty food marketplace and restaurant located on Third Street in Los Angeles.
During previous award show ceremonies, snacks have been a big hit; at last year's Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel passed out candy and sandwiches and even shot out hot dogs at fans during a surprise stunt.
McCarthy's nomination for Best Actress in a Drama Motion Picture was her second, following her 2015 performance in Spy. Actress Glenn Close won Best Actress in a Drama on Sunday for her role in The Wife.
'Law & Order: SVU': Annabella Sciorra Set to Reprise 'Criminal Intent' Role
'WandaVision' Pays Homage to Classic Sitcoms 'I Love Lucy,' 'Full House' and More
'Sex and the City' Salaries Revealed for Stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall
'Card Sharks' Host Joel McHale Reveals the Frugal Side of Dating in Sneak Peek Exclusive Ahead of Sunday's New Episode
'Lizzie McGuire' Cast Speaks out on 'Sad' and 'Ridiculous' Decision to Scrap Revival Series
Chris Meloni Shares Black and White Photo With 'Law & Order: SVU' Co-Star Mariska Hargitay
Hugh Grant Turned Down 'Black Mirror' Prime Minister Role, Avoiding Dark Twist to 'Love Actually' Legacy

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Bozeman Health Big Sky Medical Center is proud to present the following reports and newsletters, which highlight achievements throughout the year. This information is provided to keep the residents of the Gallatin Valley well informed about the performance of our hospitals and their services as well as our foundation.
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Most importantly, we provide medically necessary health care services for all patients, regardless of their financial ability to pay. As a non-profit, tax-exempt hospital, it is our obligation to provide care for all who come to us. That care may include providing financial assistance when a patient's financial resources are not sufficient to pay for the healthcare services they received. The amount of charity care provided in 2015, together with unreimbursed costs (Medicaid) totaled over $12 million.
Adding up all community benefits provided in 2015-financial assistance and unreimbursed costs, community health improvement services and community benefit operation, health professions education, subsidized health services, research and cash and in-kind contributions to community groups-totaled an impressive $23.85 million dollars.
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Q: Python: How to convert text with columns to JSON file I have problem with converting my text file to JSON file. The text file looks like in the example below:
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Subfamily:           Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Full name:           OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:PostScript name:     OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred family:    Orange Kid
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred subfamily: Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Mac font menu name:  OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Version:             OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Unique ID:           4.000;LARA;OrangeKid-Regular

I was trying this script:
import gspread
import os
from googleapiclient.discovery import build
from googleapiclient.http import MediaFileUpload

import csv
import json
import pandas as pd
from pathlib import Path
#csv_file = pd.DataFrame(pd.read_csv("/users/krzysztofpaszta/CSVtoGD/build-a-bridge.csv", sep = ",", header = 0, index_col = False))
#csv_file.to_json("/users/krzysztofpaszta/CSVtoGD/build-a-bridge.json", orient = "records", date_format = "epoch", double_precision = 10, force_ascii = True, date_unit = "ms", default_handler = None)

#Odczyt pliku CSV
def read_CSV(file, json_file):
    csv_rows = []
    with open(file) as csvfile:
        reader = csv.DictReader(csvfile)
        field = reader.fieldnames
        for row in reader:
            csv_rows.extend([{field[i]:row[field[i]] for i in range(len(field))}])
        convert_write_json(csv_rows, json_file) #definicja funkcji ponizej

#Zamiana CSV na JSON
def convert_write_json(data, json_file):
    with open(json_file, "w") as f:
        f.write(json.dumps(data, sort_keys=False, indent=4, separators=(',', ': ')))
        f.write(json.dumps(data))

#pętla w folderze
pliki = "/users/user/CSVtoGD/"

files = Path(pliki).glob('*.csv')

for f in files:
    read_CSV(f, str(f.with_suffix('.json')))

But the results are not as expected. The data is mixed up and I have no idea how to repair that. I am pretty new at python and JSON files. Could someone give me some hint?
That's my script's results:
[
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Subfamily:           Regular"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Full name:           OrangeKid-Regular"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:PostScript name:     OrangeKid-Regular"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred family:    Orange Kid"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred subfamily: Regular"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Mac font menu name:  OrangeKid-Regular"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Version:             OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Unique ID:           4.000;LARA;OrangeKid-Regular"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Description:         To see more fonts by Ray Larabie"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Designer:            Ray Larabie"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Designer URL:        http://www.typodermic.com"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Manufacturer:        Ray Larabie"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Vendor URL:          http://www.larabiefonts.com"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Trademark:           Orange Kid is a trademark of Ray Larabie."
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Copyright:           (c) 1999-2009 Ray Larabie. See attached license agreement for more information. If EULA is missing"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:License URL:         http://typodermicfonts.com/pages/license"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:License Description: http://typodermicfonts.com/pages/license"
    },
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Vendor ID:           TYPO"
    }
][{"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Subfamily:           Regular"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Full name:           OrangeKid-Regular"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:PostScript name:     OrangeKid-Regular"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred family:    Orange Kid"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred subfamily: Regular"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Mac font menu name:  OrangeKid-Regular"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Version:             OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Unique ID:           4.000;LARA;OrangeKid-Regular"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Description:         To see more fonts by Ray Larabie"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Designer:            Ray Larabie"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Designer URL:        http://www.typodermic.com"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Manufacturer:        Ray Larabie"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Vendor URL:          http://www.larabiefonts.com"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Trademark:           Orange Kid is a trademark of Ray Larabie."}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Copyright:           (c) 1999-2009 Ray Larabie. See attached license agreement for more information. If EULA is missing"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:License URL:         http://typodermicfonts.com/pages/license"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:License Description: http://typodermicfonts.com/pages/license"}, {"Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid": "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Vendor ID:           TYPO"}]

A: I don't know what result you expect but you could read it as normal text file and split on last : - using rsplit(':', 1)
text = '''Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Subfamily:           Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Full name:           OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:PostScript name:     OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred family:    Orange Kid
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred subfamily: Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Mac font menu name:  OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Version:             OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Unique ID: '''

import io
import json

data = {}

#with open(filename) as fh_in:
with io.StringIO(text) as fh_in:
    for line in fh_in:
        line = line.strip() # remove `\n` at the end and spaces
        if line:  # skip empty lines
            name, value = line.rsplit(':', 1)
            data[name] = value.strip()

data = [data]
print(json.dumps(data, indent=4))

Result
[
    {
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family": "Orange Kid",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Subfamily": "Regular",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Full name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:PostScript name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred family": "Orange Kid",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred subfamily": "Regular",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Mac font menu name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Version": "OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29",
        "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Unique ID": ""
    }
]

But if you have more .ttf in this file and you want every .ttf as separted directory then you need little more complex code
text = '''Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Subfamily:           Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Full name:           OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:PostScript name:     OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred family:    Orange Kid
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Preferred subfamily: Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Mac font menu name:  OrangeKid-Regular
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Version:             OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29
Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf:Unique ID:
other.ttf:Family:              Orange Kid
other.ttf:Subfamily:           Regular
other.ttf:Full name:           OrangeKid-Regular
other.ttf:PostScript name:     OrangeKid-Regular
other.ttf:Preferred family:    Orange Kid
other.ttf:Preferred subfamily: Regular
other.ttf:Mac font menu name:  OrangeKid-Regular
other.ttf:Version:             OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29
other.ttf:Unique ID: '''

import io
import json

data = {}

#with open(filename) as fh_in:
with io.StringIO(text) as fh_in:
    for line in fh_in:
        line = line.strip() # remove `\n` at the end and spaces
        if line:  # skip empty lines
            ttf, field, value = line.split(':')
            if ttf not in data:
                data[ttf] = {}
            data[ttf][field] = value.strip()

print(json.dumps(data, indent=4))

Result:
{
    "Assets/HighroadEngine/MMTools/Achievements/Fonts/orange kid.ttf": {
        "Family": "Orange Kid",
        "Subfamily": "Regular",
        "Full name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "PostScript name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "Preferred family": "Orange Kid",
        "Preferred subfamily": "Regular",
        "Mac font menu name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "Version": "OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29",
        "Unique ID": ""
    },
    "other.ttf": {
        "Family": "Orange Kid",
        "Subfamily": "Regular",
        "Full name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "PostScript name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "Preferred family": "Orange Kid",
        "Preferred subfamily": "Regular",
        "Mac font menu name": "OrangeKid-Regular",
        "Version": "OTF 4.000;PS 001.001;Core 1.0.29",
        "Unique ID": ""
    }
}

A: The data looks like a fixed width format, i.e., there's no unique column separator, but each column has a certain width. csv is not the right tool for that, but pandas has a read_fwf method that seems to do the right thing:
df = pd.read_fwf("path/to/your_file.txt", header=None)

Result:
                     0                    1                    2
0  Assets/HighroadE...      kid.ttf:Family:           Orange Kid
1  Assets/HighroadE...   kid.ttf:Subfamily:              Regular
2  Assets/HighroadE...   kid.ttf:Full name:    OrangeKid-Regular
3  Assets/HighroadE...  kid.ttf:PostScri...    OrangeKid-Regular
4  Assets/HighroadE...  kid.ttf:Preferre...           Orange Kid
5  Assets/HighroadE...  kid.ttf:Preferre...              Regular
6  Assets/HighroadE...  kid.ttf:Mac font...    OrangeKid-Regular
7  Assets/HighroadE...     kid.ttf:Version:  OTF 4.000;PS 001...
8  Assets/HighroadE...   kid.ttf:Unique ID:  4.000;LARA;Orang...

Now it's just a matter of converting it via df.to_json() with the appropriate settings (esp. orient=...) but since you didn't specify what the expected format is, I'll leave that for you to figure out.

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Q: DateFormat month to uppercase How to format the date to the following view OCTOBER 21, 2018 (the month in upper case)? I can get it by "%1$TB %1$te, %1$tY" pattern, but I need to do it by SimpleDateFormat. Can you suggest me how I can do it?

A: You can do something like this:
SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("MMMM dd, yyyy", Locale.ENGLISH);
String dateStr = sdf.format(new Date());
System.out.println( dateStr.toUpperCase() );

Brief Description:
first we create an instance of SimpleDateFormat and pass as parameter the default "MMMM dd, yyyy" which will result in "Month day, year".
Then we pass the current date (new Date () or your date) to the class SimpleDateFormat to do the conversion.
Finally, we use toUpperCase() so that the text is uppercase.
I hope I've helped! :D

A: SimpleDateFormat cannot give you that (though you just might consider if you can develop a subclass that can). But java.time, the modern Java date and time API, can:
    Map<Long, String> monthNames = Arrays.stream(Month.values())
            .collect(Collectors.toMap(m -> Long.valueOf(m.getValue()), Month::toString));
    DateTimeFormatter dateFormatter = new DateTimeFormatterBuilder()
            .appendText(ChronoField.MONTH_OF_YEAR, monthNames)
            .appendPattern(" d, uuuu")
            .toFormatter();
    LocalDate date = LocalDate.of(2018, Month.OCTOBER, 21);
    String formattedDate = date.format(dateFormatter);
    System.out.println(formattedDate);

Output from this snippet is what you requested:

OCTOBER 21, 2018

I have assumed you need this in English only. For other languages you would just have to populate the map differently.
This is just as well because you shouldn't want to use SimpleDateFormat anyway. That class is not only long outdated, it is also renowned for being troublesome. java.time is generally so much nicer to work with.
Link: Oracle tutorial: Date Time explaining how to use java.time.


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Books: "Franklin and Eleanor"
Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in 1941
"I hate it," Charlie Brown once said, "when there are two sides to a story." Actually, Charlie, there are at least two sides to every story, and none more certainly than the story of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, probably the most complicated First Couple in American history. The sorting out of their relationship still goes on 65 years after FDR's death, most recently in Hazel Rowley's book "Franklin and Eleanor: An Extraordinary Marriage."
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT in1898
This is not the story of how the insatiable FDR cheated on his wife, leaving the pair in a marriage maintained only for the sake of appearances and finances. It's a lot more complicated and — in Rowley's view — a lot more important than that. It is well established by now that in 1918 Eleanor discovered love letters written by her secretary, Lucy Mercer, to FDR, and that the incident had a permanent impact on the marriage. It is also known that FDR promised never to see Lucy Mercer again and that he broke that promise — in fact, that Lucy was among those who were with him in Warm Springs, Ga., in 1945, when he suffered the cerebral stroke that resulted in his death. It is also known that Franklin Roosevelt was an incurable flirt, and that he highly valued his relationships with women who were both charming in their own right and — this was essential — who were charmed by him. Rowley explains that this tendency often irritated Eleanor, but that she came to understand and accept the importance of certain women in her husband's life.
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
But the author explains that there was much more to the story than that. Physical intimacy disappeared from the Roosevelts' marriage, but Rowley writes that Eleanor, who had six children in relatively rapid succession, thought of her sexual relations as a necessary but unwelcome burden. But Eleanor, like most human beings, had needs of her own with respect to affection and intimacy. She fulfilled these needs in more than one way, with both women and men, though how intimate these relationships were is largely a matter of conjecture. Rowley recounts that Franklin encouraged his wife's friendship with a lesbian couple to the point of helping the three of them build a house and a workshop on property he owned near his mother's home in Hyde Park, N.Y.
LORENA HICKOK
Eleanor also had an intense tie to Lorena Hickok, a pioneering Associated Press reporter who became so close to the Roosevelts that she herself decided she could no longer report on them objectively. By the time FDR was elected president for the first time, in 1932, Rowley writes, "Everyone in the political press corps knew that Lorena Hickok was a lesbian. By now most of the reporters had figured out that she was passionately in love with Eleanor and that her feelings appeared to be reciprocated."
Whatever relationships Franklin and Eleanor forged outside their marriage, Rowley maintains, the two of them continued to love and support each other, and they formed a partnership whose vigor helped carry the nation through the Great Depression and the Second World War. At times they seemed to constitute a single person, as Eleanor traveled to places at home and abroad that were beyond her paralyzed husband's capacity. Although Eleanor's activism occasionally embarrassed the politically sensitive Franklin, they shared many of the same ideals of social justice.
LOUIS HOWE and FDR
In the process of describing the marriage of these two gigantic historical figures, Rowley draws portraits of many of the interesting characters in the Roosevelt clan and entourage — a crowd that FDR liked to think of as a big, happy family. Not the least of the players was Louis Howe, a disheveled ex-journalist who was one of FDR's closest advisers for most of his political career, the tireless battery behind the campaigns that made Roosevelt governor of New York and president of the United States. Some of the people around Roosevelt — including his patrician mother, Sara — disapproved of this little man with cigarette ashes on his rumpled clothing, but Eleanor wasn't one of them, and Rowley describes how it was Howe who repeatedly encouraged Eleanor to make herself heard on the issues that were important to her — a visionary attitude in that male-dominated era.
Posted in American History, Books | Tagged Charlie Brown, Eleanor Roosevelt, First Ladies, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Great Depression, Lorena Hickok, Louis Howe, Lucy Mercer Rutherferd | 5 Comments »
5 Responses to "Books: "Franklin and Eleanor""
bronxboy55 Says:
Eleanor seemed to be trapped in so many different corners, it's a wonder she didn't lose her mind. Yet not only did she hold onto her sanity, she was a social and political superstar, and remained so until the very end. Thank you for an excellent glimpse into the life of this remarkable person.
charlespaolino Says:
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I have admired Eleanor Roosevelt since I was a child. Her role in the adoption of the UN Declaration on Human Rights is an under-appreciated example of her service to the nation and the world.She was ahead of her time in her understanding of human rights and social justice, and she struggled with FDR over issues of race, including the interment of Japanese Americans during the war. FDR, of course, had to make political judgments that Eleanor did not. Sometimes she took that into account so as not to embarrass him and cost him support in the South, but she herself had both feet planted on the side of the angels.
It's been an extraordinary experience for me to learn about the Roosevelts in my middle years, as my family had little time or care for them when I was growing up. It wasn't that they were critical, precisely, but Truman seemed to be the moon eclipsing FDR's sun.
Part of it was simple circumstance. My family was divided between the coal mines of south-central Iowa and Kansas City, and our dinner table conversation often was of the Pendergast machine and its relationship to Truman. When my uncle gave David McCullough's Truman to my aunt for Christmas, she wept in gratitude.
As for the Roosevelts, your post is a useful reminder that tolerance, acceptance of ambiguity and an ability to navigate complicated relationships with grace is hardly limited to our age. In fact, I'd be willing to say our leaders could learn a thing or two from people who died before I was born. Clearly, the Roosevelts' commitment to goals larger than themselves helped them become the memorable individuals they are.
I see that you I discussed Roosevelt and Truman after a post I made last May. Concerning your last point here, the author of this book emphasizes the conviction that Roosevelt men had an obligation to public service that superseded their own convenience or even their own wellbeing. That's why all the sons of FDR and Eleanor were in the armed forces during World War II. FDR and Eleanor were both Roosevelts — fifth cousins — and I guess Eleanor was the first to extend this obligation to Roosevelt women. Her family clearly never intended that. Her grandmother, who raised her, sent her off to France to attend a school for girls, but Grandma didn't know that the woman who ran that school was very very progressive and put into Eleanor's mind ideas of independence and curiosity that never left her.
Robert Gertz Says:
I think one may forget the genuine affection between Franklin and Eleanor that appears in their private letters and conversations long after 1918 and despite other persons' crowding into their lives, not merely because FDR or Eleanor needed them but as Edward Herrman's Franklin puts it so well in "White House Years" "Is it because they needed to give themselves to us?". Eleanor and FDR did in fact constantly consider and worry about their relationship…"I think I looked tired chiefly because you were going away…" Eleanor wrote in 1931 and her eagerness to show off her new gained diving ability to him in 1928 is touching. He worried about her, wished she "…wasn't so darned busy…", was concerned how she'd take his arrangements for Missy's medical coverage, urged her to press him…Craved her good opinion. He actually enjoyed going with her to visit her new women friends in the 20s when home from seeking warm water for his damaged legs, even though it meant the humiliation of hobbling through their apartment buildings on crutches, doing his "ersatz" walking. She bit the bullet in 1943 for his sake and began staying more frequently with him at the Big House in Hyde Park and found herself enjoying the place for the first time in years. They delighted in talk and debate and he made special time for her in the 30s White House when she returned from trips…A source of connection she relished so much that she became somewhat possessive and jealous when others and the war intruded. He warned Missy off, noting that she should have a life of her own and tried, sometimes with Eleanor's assist, to find beaus for her. He got angry when some of Eleanor's friends became too demanding of her and she enjoyed his jealousy of some of her rather attractive young male friends. It may not have been a passionate relationship after 1918, though neither of them were probably very good at physical intimacy, but it remained a marriage of feeling and spirit as well as a successful partnership.
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May 27, 2015 by pmbayobale, posted in Best and worst films, Biopic, Cinema, Drama, Film essay, Hollywood, Movie review, Uncategorized
A good film.
A group of Sudanese refugees are given the chance to resettle in Kansas City, Missouri, where their encounter with an employment agency counsellor (Reese Witherspoon) forever changes their lives.
A wonderful little film that is certainly worth your attention. I originally watched this on a flight to America. I had no idea what it was about. Only that it featured Reese Witherspoon. I never expected to be rewarded with such an endearing and heart breaking story.
The opening half hour was riveting. It grabbed me from the get go. We watch in horror as a group of Sudanese children have their peaceful, tranquil village destroyed by rebel forces during the Second Sudanese Civil War in 1983.
Homes burned down and families massacred within a matter of minutes. It certainly made for sombre viewing as the children are forced to flee and attempt the walk to Kenya. Truly moving and tense as the children strive to survive the heat, the rebel forces and each other.
One child Theo (Femi Oguns) makes the ultimate sacrifice by offering himself as a recruit to the rebels while his siblings hide in a field. I only mention this little detail because it becomes part of an ongoing search for Mamere (Arnold Oceng – Adulthood).
Mamere and three other siblings- Jeremiah (Ger Duany), Paul (Emmanuel Jal), and Abital (Kuoth Wiel) manage to reach safety in an Ethiopian refugee camp. They are forever known as The Lost Children. The film then skips forward to the early 2000s as the group are chosen to go to the United States.
Issues with social services soon throws a spanner in the works as the siblings are separated; the three men are sent to Kansas City while Abital is placed in Boston. The rest of the film follows the men as they struggle to adapt to their new lives in a different culture. As well as battling exposure to drugs and dangerous animals.
As soon as the three men meet their employment agency counsellor Carrie Davis, things take a lighter turn.
Reese Witherspoon (Wild) and the lads worked really well together. Their innocence and naivety may have been a little cliched. Come on, I've seen Cool Runnings and Million Dollar Arm but it still made for highly watchable viewing. The Lost Children still very much at heart as they try to adapt to television, drive-thrus and supermarkets.
Carrie's stubbornness and initial reluctance to help may have been old hat but their relationship was still an endearing one. Witherspoon was very much in the background of this flick. Merely using her star profile to get some attention to this engaging story.
I don't think people would even have given it a look in. A shame considering how poor films have been lately that this film only got a limited release.
The job scenarios made for interesting viewing. Mamere continues to appeal for Abital's move as well as search for his lost brother. Jeremiah's naivety and generosity inevitably causes issues with his job at the supermarket.
His confrontation with a manager after giving away expired food to the homeless really highlighted the ugly corporate greediness that the Lost Children have never seen before. All the man wanted to do was work with the church.
Paul earns a job at a factory after his natural talent for building things. However, it isn't long before he falls into the wrong crowd and is introduced to drugs.
The pace did dip in parts and was a little slow burning but it still made for dramatic and uplifting viewing as the film drew to a close. Just when I started to feel a little fidgety, an interesting development involving Theo led to a suspenseful border patrol encounter as Mamere tries to bring him home.
I didn't realise how the aftermath of 9/11 would make such an impact on the immigration laws. However after such a dramatic and tense scene. The film just ends. And quite abruptly. With just a few credits explaining what happened next.
I was a little disappointed. It would have been nice to see those little credit bits. Just to round off what had been an intriguing film.
Corey Stoll (The Strain) and Witherspoon's meagre subplot suggested that something was going on between them but it never really went anywhere. Nor was it brought up for that matter. (Thinking back to it). It seemed like a desperate attempt to add a bit of depth to Witherspoon's already rounded character. A bit sloppy.
The cast were fantastic. It made a change to see new or virtually unknown actors taking the meatier roles. An interesting fact that I only just discovered. Duany, Jal and Wiel were all children that survived the Second Sudanese Civil War.
God knows what it must have felt like to go through that experience again. Say what you will about whether they should have for a movie.
BUT despite it's little flaws, I was pleasantly surprised and would recommend this to anyone who wants an endearing uplifting journey of one family's struggle.
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Ebola News Roundup
Posted by Leslie Eastman	Tuesday, September 9, 2014 at 3:35pm | 9/9/2014 - 3:35pm
Gross stuff, but still no need to panic … yet
With all the crises we report on daily, it is easy to lose track of one….so, I thought it would be wise to review the situation related to Ebola, which was the American press panic flavor-of-the-month in August.
It looks like another American is heading toward the Emory University medical facilities for treatment:
A fourth American who contracted Ebola in West Africa was expected to arrive in the U.S. for care Tuesday and will be treated at an Atlanta hospital where two other aid workers successfully recovered from the disease, the hospital said Monday.
The other three patients appear to be recovering from their infections at this point. I suspect the quality of medical care here is still higher than in in West Africa (even in the wake of Obamacare). Koby Sebastian Spio-Garbrah, Global Managing Director at DaMina Advisors, indicates that the doctor-patient ratios may be key in predicting the spread of the disease:
An analysis of a basic global healthcare metric – doctor-patient-ratios – may be the key in helping identify the next most vulnerable West African states to the ongoing Ebola outbreak. Unsurprisingly, Liberia and Sierra Leone, which have remained the epicenters of the pandemic, have the worst doctor-patient ratios in West Africa, at over 86,000 patients-per-1-doctor in Liberia, and 45,000 patients-per-1-doctor in Sierra Leone. Nigeria, which has lately received a lot of media attention ironically has the best doctor-patient ration of any West African state and is probably the least vulnerable during this outbreak. Due to climatic factors connected to the epidemiology of Ebola, the northern arid West African states of Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad or Mauritania are unlikely to see any major outbreaks. However the tropical coastal states, whose porous land borders adjoin Liberia and Sierra Leone, remain very vulnerable.
A good video review of the situation comes from Paper News TV:
Perhaps the most disturbing development for Americans is that President Obama is sending our military in to help combat the epidemic:
President Obama said Sunday that the U.S. military will begin aiding what has been a chaotic and ineffective response to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, arguing that it represents a serious national security concern.
The move significantly ramps up the U.S. response and comes as the already strained military is likely to be called upon further to address militant threats in the Middle East.
While the emphasis is on sending medical supplies, I can't help but be concerned that our military has not only become "Meals on Wheels" but also ""Doctors Without Borders", too. Given the deteriorating situation in the Middle East,recent Russian actions (including a bomber flyover off the coasts of California and Alaska), and China's military build-up, I suspect that our military leaders might have vastly different priorities than our current administration.
Americans aren't the only potential foreign carriers: Over 1000 Indians are being monitored, having recently been in areas with outbreaks.
Now some good news: Doctors just tested an ebola vaccine that worked in trials with monkeys.
Vaccinated monkeys have developed "long-term" immunity to the Ebola virus, raising a prospect of successful human trials, say scientists.
The experiments by the US National Institutes of Health showed immunity could last at least 10 months.
Human trials of the vaccine started this week in the US and will extend to the UK and Africa.
Additionally, a virologist has recently found that many in West Africa are naturally immune to Ebola:
Although few medical experts realize it, part of the population in West Africa is immune to the Ebola virus, according to virologists who specialize in the disease.
Assuming they are correct, and if those people can be identified, they could be a great help in fighting the outbreak. Immune persons could safely tend the sick and bury the dead just as smallpox survivors did in the centuries before smallpox vaccine.
Now, if we could rapidly find a cure for Muslim extremist terrorism and Obama's ineptitude, we would all be much better off.
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Ragspierre | September 9, 2014 at 4:31 pm
Concern is not "panic", Leslie.
Many of us are concerned that this disease…like AIDS…is being addressed in a PC manner.
Simple game theory augers against this.
Fen | September 9, 2014 at 11:44 pm
Yup. And I still haven't seen a reasonable explanation re how all these Ebola experts managed to get infected.
Couple that with growing distrust of declarations by this government, and you have a recipe for distaster.
david7134 | September 9, 2014 at 4:47 pm
In the medical world, we call this disease one that calls for WD-40. That is, if you have it, spray WD-40 liberally so that you can bend over an kiss your a– good-by. That is basically all that the medical people are doing. What is nuts is that we are bring people with the virus over here. That violates every tenet of infectious disease management. Then we are sending army medical units to the area. The only ones with good judgment are the armed militia keeping the people in their country.
I can only speculate, but it seems like the only reason to take that risk is because you have already surrendered the homeland to Ebola.
Perhps someone with better info than us decided that, considering all the diseases illegal immigrants are bringing across the border, it was a moot point.
Valerie | September 9, 2014 at 11:17 pm
People with immunity, and especially survivors of the recent outbreak, could donate blood that might be used to produce an immune response in compatible patients. At the speed and numbers these patients die, such an admittedly imprecise procedure would still be worthwhile.
Ragspierre | September 9, 2014 at 11:53 pm
All of which could be done by EXPORTING American medical technology instead of IMPORTING persons with the disease.
The first thing I'd do is contain. The Atlantic is a very good barrier.
lurkingreader | September 10, 2014 at 12:05 am
A really suspicious mind might wonder if this were a novel approach to reduce military


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The No. 14 Texas Tech Red Raiders will host the No. 17 Houston Cougars at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas on Sunday, November 29, 2020, at 5:30 P.M. ET.
The Houston Cougars made it out for their 2nd win of the season after beating the Boise State Broncos. The team led by 15 in the 1st half with a score of 34 while allowing 19 to the Broncos. The team was outscored in the 2nd half at 39-34 but still got the win with a score of 68-58. The team shot 40.8% from the floor on 24 of 59 shooting while being 5-17 from 3. They did great on the line on 15-17 attempts while outrebounding Boise state 49-26. The squad ranks 6th in the American Athletic Conference with a record of 2-0.
Quentin Grimes exploded in the game with 25 points and 8 boards while Macrus Sasser made 10 points. Jwan Roberts grabbed 14 boards from off the bench as well. The team is 3-6 ATS in their last 9 games and 4-1 SU in their last 5 matches.
Houston Cougars vs Texas Tech Red Raiders Predictions 11/29/2020
The Red Raiders make it 2-in-a-row after another blowout win against the Sam Houston State Bearkats. The team scored 43 while holding the Bearkats to only 15 in the 1st half while adding another 41 in the 2nd half and conceding 37 to win the game at 84-52. The squad shot 50% from the floor on 26-52 FG attempts while draining 41.2% from 3 points. They shot 25-31 from the line for 80.6%. The squad is 5th in the Big 12 Conference with a record of 2-0.
Mac McClung led the team with 18 points while Marcus Santos-Silva scored 12 points plus 9 boards. Terrence Shannon Jr. was the 3rd player to get to double-digits scoring 10 points and 5 rebounds. The team is 2-4 SU in their last 6 games and 4-1 SU in their last 5 meetings with the Cougars.
Houston Cougars vs Texas Tech Red Raiders. The NCAAB's pick is the Texas Tech Red Raiders. This will be a tight game since both of the teams are good defensively and it will be the job of the offensive players to make the difference. Texas Tech played more efficiently on the offense this season. The squad had an explosive game against the Devils in their 1st and blew out the Bearkats as well in the 2nd. This won't be an easy game to win but the Raiders will be able to outlast Houston with even a small margin. Texas Tech will win this round predicted to a score of 71-68.
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Our Non Ridden Equine Facebook Groups
Friendly and Supportive Non Ridden Equine Facebook Groups
The original Non Ridden Equine Facebook group was launched on 4th May 2017 by Vicki and Steve Yates. They launched the group as they have a non ridden equine Kez. He is the inspiration for starting this journey. What a journey it is. Thousands of passionate people have joined The Non Ridden Equine group. This group is the original group, the pioneer cutting a path out. This group has become an international group with members from all over the globe who are passionate about non ridden equines. It is a platform to share stories and to offer support to others. From this group is was clear way more than clicking like with like-minded people must be done for non ridden equines and people who choose not to ride. So as a direct result of the membership of the Facebook group the not for profit Non Ridden Equine Association UK was launched on 1st August 2017. We haven't the skill set or funding to tackle a global non profit association or venture. Plus each country has cultural differences and different issues and challenges.
Consultation with Members
We consulted with our members and it is clear that people wanted to be able to connect at a more local level as well as internationally. Awarding funding bodies also require us to be able to consult with targeted user groups. Awarding funding bodies also require us to evidence the difference our work is making. So far it has been incredible with the feedback to the difference it has made to people's lives. We can also say we have started something global.
So with these two needs and with careful consideration we have now a linked network of National and local and regional sister affiliated Non Ridden Equine Facebook groups have launched as a direct result of us raising awareness of the much needed work that must be done and I am sure more local / regional and national non ridden groups will be coming on line as time goes by.
Our Affiliated Non Ridden Equine Facebook Groups
Here are the details of the Non Ridden Equine Facebook groups that are linked to create a network of sharing good practice. We have a shared ethos, vision and commitment to the non ridden equine agenda. Each local or national group will explore issues and challenges that are pressing for that country or region. A worldwide network of people are coming together all for their shared passion of the non ridden equine. You can join as many of the Facebook groups as you like.
The Non Ridden Equine This is the original group launched 4th May 2017 by Vicki and Steve Yates. This group has gone global with membership worldwide. We welcome all, professionals to novices, owners of non ridden equines, people who choose not to ride, riders and people who just love equines. This group is the reason the not for profit - The Non Ridden Equine Association UK has launched.
The Non Ridden Equine Association UK Facebook group was launched 28th December 2017 by Vicki Jayne Yates. As we need a group that is very closely linked to the Non Ridden Equine Association UK and the work we will be doing for the UK. It enables the association to consult with the membership in a very interactive way. This a platform for everyone, we aim as collective voices to influence change.
The Non Ridden Equine Midlands UK Facebook group was launched 28th December 2017 by Vicki Jayne Yates. This group is for anyone interested in non ridden who lives in the Midlands and surrounding areas.
The Non Ridden Equine New England Facebook Group was launched 28th December 2017 by Gabriela Rodriguez Quinn with support and blessing from Vicki Jayne Yates. Gabriela Rodriguez Quinn is the founder of BlixxHorses which educates the public about horses and their care, and to acknowledge their contribution and value in society beyond their traditional use, by their ability to be physically & emotionally therapeutic for people. The Non Ridden Equine New England covers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut. It affiliated to the original group, The Non Ridden Equine. This group has launched with the same Ethos, Mission & Rules. This group welcome riders, non riders, husbands & significant others family members who share a horse as part of a family, those who have lost their horses but want to stay connected and even those who have never owned a horse but have an appreciation for these majestic animals that are such a big part of our lives.
The Non Ridden Equine of the American Southwest Facebook Group was launched 5th January 2018 by Ruth Andrews with support and blessing from Vicki Jayne Yates. It is an affiliated group for all who are passionate about non ridden equines. It welcomes all and will focus on linking up people from the American Southwest. This group shares the same ethos, vision and mission as the original group and will run with a similar feel.
The Non Ridden Equine in New Zealand Facebook Group was launched 10th January 2018 by Alex Dunne with support and blessing from Vicki Jayne Yates. This group is running on the same ethos, vision and rules as the original non ridden group. It will enable people from New Zealand to network more closely and focus on non ridden issues that are being faced in New Zealand.
Non Ridden Equine - Canada Facebook Group was launched on 17th January 2018 by Catherine Gilbert with blessing and support from Vicki Jayne Yates. This affiliated group is running along the same ethos, vision and rules as our original non ridden equine group. This group is for members who live in Canada, it is so they can connect at a local level and focus on issues that are geographical to Canada.
The Non Ridden Equine of the American Southeast was launched 22 January by Britt Keele with support and blessing from Vicki Jayne Yates. This group is for people who live in the southeast or have connections to this area. This group is linked to all the other affiliated groups so we can all share good practice.
The Non Ridden Equine North West England UK. Launched 10th February 2018 by Julie Shawcross with blessing and support from Vicki Jayne Yates. This is an affiliated linked to all our other affiliated groups. It is a group for people who live in the North West of England.
The Bitless Non Ridden Equine. Launched 24th October 2018. This global Facebook group is a partnership between the Non Ridden Equine Association UK, all affiliated Non Ridden Equine Facebook groups, Bitless Horse and Thunderhooves and Sparklehorse. Wendy Wainwright is the lead of this group and brings with her a wealth of knowledge and expertise on all matters biltess and a passion for non ridden equines.
The Non Ridden Equine Kent UK. Launched 29th November 2018. Elizabeth Teall is the main admin for the group and we welcome her to our growing list local affiliated non ridden groups. This group is for people who live in Kent and the surrounding areas in the South East.
The Non Ridden Equine Ireland launched 16th August 2019. Phillippa Christie is the main admin for the group and we welcome her into the Non Ridden Equine family. This group is for people who live in Ireland.
The Non Ridden Equine Australia launched 11th September 2019. Patricia Chapman and Dawn Heath are the main admin for the group. This group is for people who live in Australia. We welcome the group and Patricia and Dawn into the growing non ridden equine family and good practice network.
The Non Ridden Equine Southern USA launched 13th October 2019. The lead admin for this group is Anne Daimler. This group supports and networks with The Non Ridden Equine groups Southeast and Southwest.
Benefits of Affiliating Non Ridden Equine Facebook Groups.
Affiliated groups are all interlinked to all the Non Ridden Equine Facebook groups. This creates a good practice network of local, regional, national and global non ridden groups. Affiliated groups can also promote their group and their work via the original group. And share on our group their news and updates.
Affiliated groups are linked to The Non Ridden Equine Association UK and the website. So these groups are kept up to date of any developments and news. The affiliated groups also feed to us their news.
Affiliated groups get lots of support in setting up and can call us for help running their group. To be an affiliated Non Ridden Facebook group is easy. We will help you every step of the way. And once you are comfortable running your group we will take a back seat and be there just for times of need.
All affiliated groups share the same ethos, vision, rules, group etiquette etc. So we run our groups along the same lines.
Affiliated groups can tap into the work to date for the non ridden agenda and signpost their members to our free resources. There are lots of centrally held non ridden resources all members can enjoy for free. Any affiliated group and it's members can also provide resources to add to the centrally held resources.
Collectively we are about sharing good practice and moving the non ridden agenda forward together. Together we have more influence, together we have the potential to make a difference.
If you wish to start a Non Ridden Equine Facebook group we would be delighted to hear from you. Please Get in Touch.
If you want to set up a not for profit Non Ridden Equine Association for your country we would be delighted to share with you our experiences and templates that may help you get your venture off the ground quicker. Get in Touch if you want our help.
Non Affiliated Groups
Anyone can set up a non ridden equine / horse / pony / mule / donkey Facebook group. We have without doubt demonstrated there is popular need for non ridden groups. Any group that is not affiliated may have completely different agendas to ours and not be run to our standards. Therefore we cannot approve these groups.
Anyone can set up a not for profit non ridden venture too. We hope anyone wanting to set up a non ridden group or association will see the benefit of linking up and joining us.