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17. S. Y. Back, H. Cho, Y.-K. Kim, S. Byeon, H. Jin, K. Koumoto, and J.-S. Rhyee
"Enhancement of thermoelectric properties by lattice softening and energy band gap control in Te-deficient InTe1-δ",
AIP Advances 8, 115227 (2018)
18. A. Sola, V. Basso, M. Kuepferling, M. Pasquale, D. Carsten, G. Reiss, T. Kuschel, T. Kikkawa, K. Uchida, E. Saitoh, H. Jin, S. J. Watzman, S. Boona, J. Heremans, M. B. Jungfleisch, W. Zhang, J. E. Pearson, A. Hoffmann, and H. W. Schumacher
"Spincaloritronic measurements: a round robin comparison of the longitudinal Spin Seebeck effect",
IEEE Trans. Instrum. Meas. 68, 1765-1773 (2019)
16. H. Jin* and J. P. Heremans,
"Optimization of the figure of merit in Bi100-xSbx/Al2O3 nanocomposites",
Phys. Rev. Mater. 2, 115401 (2018)
15. S. Zhai, J. Rojas, N. Ahlborg, K. Lim, M. F. Toney, H. Jin*, W. C. Chueh* and A. Majumdar*,
"The use of poly-cation oxides to lower the temperature of two-step thermochemical water splitting",
Energy & Environmental Science 11, 2172-2178 (2018) (*Co-corresponding authors)
Selected as 2018 Energy and Environmental Science HOT Articles
- Headline 1 - Segye News
- Headline 2 - Pohang MBC News, Youtube
- Headline 3 - Newsis
14. J. P. Heremans, H. Jin, Y. Zheng, S. J. Watzman, A. Prakash,
BiSb and spin-related thermoelectric phenomena,
Proc. SPIE 9821, Tri-Technology Device Refrigeration (TTDR), 98210I (2016) ; doi:10.1117/12.2228758
13. J. P. Heremans and H. Jin,
Thermoelectric and spin-caloritronic coolers: from basics to recent developments,
Proc. SPIE 9765, Optical and Electronic Cooling of Solids, 976507 (2016); doi:10.1117/12.2208541
12. S. J. Watzman, R. A. Duine, Y. Tserkovnyak, S. R. Boona, H. Jin, A. Prakash, Y. Zheng, and J. P. Heremans
"Magnon-drag thermopower and Nernst coefficient in Fe, Co, and Ni",
Phys. Rev. B 94, 144407 (2016)
11. Z. Yang, T. F. Kent, J. Yang, H. Jin, J. P. Heremans, and R. C. Myers,
"Anisotropic defect-induced ferromagnetism and transport in Gd-doped GaN two-dimensional electron gases",
10. H. Jin, S. R. Boona, Z. Yang, R. C. Myers, and J. P. Heremans,
"Effect of the magnon dispersion on the longitudinal spin Seebeck effect in yttrium iron garnets",
19. H. Cho, J. H. Yun, J. H. Kim, S. Y. Back, H. S. Lee, S. J. Kim, S. Byeon, H. Jin, and J.-S. Rhyee
"Possible Charge Density Wave and Enhancement of Thermoelectric Properties at Mild-Temperature Range in n-Type CuI-Doped Bi2Te2.1Se0.9 Compounds",
ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 12, 925-933 (2020)
20. D. Lee and H. Jin*
"A Rotating Fluidized Bed Reactor for Rapid Temperature Ramping in Two-Step Thermochemical Water Splitting",
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (Accepted)
9. H. Jin, B. Wiendlocha and J. P. Heremans,
"P-type doping of elemental bismuth with indium, gallium, and tin: a novel doping mechanism in solids",
Energy Environ. Sci. 8, 2027-2040 (2015)
8. H. Jin, O. D. Restrepo, N. Antolin, S. R. Boona, W. Windl, R. C. Myers, and J. P. Heremans,
"The phonon-induced diamagnetic force and its effect on the lattice thermal conductivity",
Nature Materials 14, 601-606 (2015)
Selected as the cover of Nature Materials
- Headline 1 - Phys.org
- Headline 2 - NSF Science360 Top Story
- Headline 3 - Donga Science
7. G. J. Lehr, D. T. Morelli, H. Jin, and J. P. Heremans, "YbCu2Si2-LaCu2Si2 solid solutions with enhanced thermoelectric power factor",
J. Electron. Mater. 44, 1663-1667 (2015)
6. S. Kim, B. Wiendlocha, H. Jin, J. Tobola, and J. P. Heremans,
"Electronic structure and thermoelectric properties of p-type Ag-doped Mg2Sn and Mg2Sn1-xSix (x=0.05, 0.1)",
J. Appl. Phys. 116, 153706 (2014)
5. E. G. Evola, M. D. Nielsen, C. M. Jaworski, H. Jin, and J. P. Heremans,
"Thermoelectric transport in Indium and Aluminum-doped Lead Selenide",
4. H. Jin, Z. Yang, R. C. Myers, and J. P. Heremans,
"Spin-Seebeck like signal in ferromagnetic bulk metallic glass without platinum contacts",
Solid State Commun. 198 (Special Issue on Spin Mechanics), 40-44 (2014)
3. G. J. Lehr, D. T. Morelli, H. Jin, and J. P. Heremans,
"Enhanced thermoelectric power factor in Yb1-xScxAl2 alloys using chemical pressure tuning of the Yb valence",
J. Appl. Phys. 114, 223712 (2013).
2. H. Jin, C. M. Jaworski and J. P. Heremans,
"Enhancement in the figure of merit of p-type Bi100-xSbx alloys through multiple valence-band doping",
Appl. Phys. Lett. 101, 053904 (2012)
1. C. M. Orovets, A. M. Chamoire, H. Jin, B. Wiendlocha and J. P. Heremans,
"Lithium as an Interstitial Donor in Bismuth and Bismuth-Antimony Alloys",
J. Electron. Mater. 41, 1648-1652 (2012)


No grit, no physical presence.
Exactly, might as well of picked a 5'10 puck moving dman since that's what Myers plays like.
See, the is the common misconception I was talking about before. What does pure size do for a team? Absolutely nothing, it's assumed that big guys will be intimidating, or hit, or something of the sort but this guy does nothing of that sort. As I said, he's 6'7 but he plays like he's 5'10.
Honestly, I think the highlight of that thread is the Habs fan with a Lars Eller avatar on the second last page. Sabres fans are, at this point, just preprogrammed to think that anything their team does is retarded.
Sabres fans are, at this point, just preprogrammed to think that anything their team does is retarded.
The Nation will not stand for this outrage!
the whole thread is pretty good so far, Kadri becomes an important part of the discussion about 5 posts in.
What's up with Pittsburgh singling out PK Subban for constant booing? He's played 20 NHL games, kinda weird for them to single out the a rookie (and sole) black player for that kind of treatment. The whole thing was somewhat distasteful in this age of Barack Obama.
This post is in no way a critique on Henrik Sedin's play on the ice as I believe he is the best playmaker with the best vision and the best saucer pass in the NHL today which can be backed up by the Art Ross and Hart trophy he won last year.
Now to my point, I was strongly suggesting that the Canucks make Ryan Kesler the captain and give the "A" to the Sedin bros. Kesler I believe is the type of No guts no Glory leave it all on the ice, block shots, kill penalties, grind type of Captain this team needs. Henrik is a leader in the locker room, people respect him and he is the best player on the Canucks. However please take a look at this video again when Rypien grabs the fan. I think everyone has been so shocked at what Rypien did that we have forgetten to notice the rest of the picture. 1st Rypien gives Henrik a little shove ( thats not exactly respecting the Captain nor did Henrik do anythign about it) then the incident... Look at what Henrik does....He sees that Rypien grabs the fan.....stares at it for 3 long seconds....what does he do next?? he walks away and skates on to the ice as if nothing is happening while Malhotra, Bieksa, Kesler all comes to the aid of Rypien to pull him off to make sure nothing else happens. IN FACT- Henrik Sedin was the closest player to Rick Rypien at the beginning of the incident!
is this the Captain we want?
haha i saw that thread...maybe it's just cuz i hate that entire organization but the way he just ignores what's going on is pretty interesting, i think. compelling points imo.
malhotra talks to rypien, hank talks to rypien for a few seconds before rick pushes him and goes after the fan, AV immediately pushes Rypien down the tunnel while Malhotra chirps and Bieksa taps the dude with his stick, henrik skates off to...i dunno talk to a ref?
Its time to sell everything we have for a new team.
I don't know if any one else feels this way but we've tried "retooling" sooooooooooooo many times in the past and its failed.
For some teams retooling works, but only if you already have a good core and only the supporting players are not playing well.
there's just something about losing to Buffalo and it happens all the time.
Schnieder is close to being the 1a in Vancouver. That is, if Luongo were to be out of the picture, the Canucks would go with Schnieder (much like they went with Auld, when Cloutier was hurt).
He's not going anywhere unless some team mounts an offer that can't be refused. Boston has two goalies and would get the first call from a desperate team. Schnieder can't be traded within the division. These are limiting factors, there are others.
During the off-season the riegning Cup winner couldn't find work for some time. Teams could have signed him with no trade-off. Why wait for Schnieder?
No market. No impetus. No need for speculation.
Yes, 1a is the guy who comes in when your starter is hurt.
Teams rarely overpay for goaltenders in trades. Like, if Halak is worth Lars Eller, then an ultimately unproven Schneider is not going to bring back what your average Canucks fan probably thinks they're going to get.
Heck, master-trader Brian Burke wasn't able to fetch anything for Bryzgalov.


For our third episode of Re-Discover Your Region, we shake the winter shack nasties by exploring the Great Lakes tributaries. The pursuit of steelhead on these creeks during the winter can lead to big fish in some breathtakingly beautiful settings. It's not for the faint of heart but if you dress appropriately, you could bear witness to a winter wonderland unlike anywhere else in the region.
Special thanks for video production goes out to Colton Wright. He outperformed his last piece of work on this one. You can contact him at [email protected] As you've seen thus far, he has an eye for the moment, a passion for the project, and always has the clients best interests in mind.
– Hamburg Brewing Company – for running a top notch establishment and proudly representing our hometown. What a great place!
For more details about our fishery and the options available to anglers and those interested in a fun day outside, please explore our seasons and species pages on our website. We talk to anglers and people interested in angling all the time and most are surprised that we can still fish throughout the winter here in Western NY. Oh yes, we can! It's our favorite time of year to get out there!. Give us a call – 716-704-5144.


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Q: How can restrict user to upload max 10 files at once? I am using <input type="file" multiple="multiple"> in my web page to upload files (using ajaxupload). It will allow user to upload multiple files at once. But I want to restrict user to select only 10 files at a time not more than that.
How can I achieve this?

A: <input id="files" type="file" name="files[]" multiple="multiple" onchange="checkFiles(this.files)">

function checkFiles(files) {
    if(files.length>10) {
        alert("length exceeded; files have been truncated");

        let list = new DataTransfer;
        for(let i=0; i<10; i++)
           list.items.add(files[i])

        document.getElementById('files').files = list.files
    }
}

This function will not allow to select files more than 10.

A: this piece of code does what you desire and also stops the form from being submitted.
<script>
    $(function() {
        $("button[type = 'submit']").click(function(event) {
            var $fileUpload = $("input[type='file']");
            if (parseInt($fileUpload.get(0).files.length) > 10) {
                alert("You are only allowed to upload a maximum of 10 files");
                event.preventDefault();
            }
        });
    });
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Title, Evaluación social de proyectos. Author, Ernesto R. Fontaine. Publisher, Universidad Católica de Chile, Length, pages. Export Citation, BiBTeX . Evaluacion social de proyectos fontaine pdf. Evaluación social de proyectos, 13va Edición Ernesto R. Formato: pdf Comprimido: Sí Peso: 71 MB easypdf . Get this from a library! Evaluación social de proyectos. [Ernesto R Fontaine].
We would like to thank Sergio Rudolphy, Jaime Artigas, and Rosario Ravera for their valuable assistance in assembling and selecting these projects. Ernesto Fontaine was a great promoter of these initiatives. Second, it conducted social assessments on a hundred government projects, allowing several that were not beneficial to the country to be halted and helping the country by providing numerous new social assessment methodologies and improving others.
From toErnesto Fontaine directed a successful technical assistance project on the social evaluation of investment projects and programming at the Organization of American States OASin Washington, D. Third, it provided comprehensive training for students, who not only received excellent technical training in social project assessment that combined theory and practice but also learned effective teamwork, precise and concise writing, public speaking, respect for deadlines, and a commitment to work undertaken.
CIAPEP courses were forerunners in Chile and indeed in the region for professionalizing the social assessment of public projects and policies based on technical criteria and for affirming such assessment as a core discipline for the efficient and effective management of public finances.
The SNI was recognized across Latin America as worthy of imitation, and indeed, several countries copied the idea, although with mixed results.
Inter-American Course on the Preparation and Assessment of Investment Projects From toErnesto Fontaine directed a successful technical assistance project on the social evaluation of investment projects and programming at the Organization of American States OASin Washington, D. It sought to train professionals both for starting up the initiative and for keeping it up to date into the future.
Notable graduates of the Faculty, Roberto Kelly and Miguel Kast — who were respectively Minister and Undersecretary of MIDEPLAN at the time — obtained the government resources needed to keep the course going, no longer as an international cooperation project but as a Chilean project of regional scope under a new name: The new program lasted six and a half months, with 10 weeks of theory and a week practicum.
The adoption of this methodology for analyzing the profitability of public and private works was somewhat visionary at the time, and it enabled the Government of Chile and those govenments of other countries that commissioned studies or sent their own professionals for training not only to invest well but also to save large sums of money. As the author affirms, over its three decades, CIAPEP managed to train hundreds of professionals in the social assessment of projects, a field that offers reasoned cost-benefit analyses of a wide range of investment projects.
We also wish to thank Denise Fontaine, daughter of Ernesto Fontaine, for providing photos and bibliographic material. Then, near the end of each course, a group of experts would examine the projects and make suggestions that could be incorporated into the case study.
Inthe IDB decided to terminate the bilateral cooperation agreement. First, it raised awareness around the country about Social Assessment of Projects and made a decisive contribution to building human capital in this field, which is essential for its successful application in the country. This course took a pioneering approach that centered on measuring and evaluating the efficiency and social profitability of projects in order to prioritize and maximize the effectiveness of public spending.


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Festivals Collection
Top 10 Hindu Festivals
Description: Maha Shivaratri is one of the most significant festivals among Hindus. Maha Shivaratri is also known as Shivratri or Great night of Lord Shiva. It is believed that on this day Lord Shiva was married to Goddess Parvati. People celebrate the festival by worshipping Lord Shiva and by observing a day long fast.
Also Called: Great night of Lord Shiva, Shivratri
Significance: Wedding day of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati
Deity(s): Lord Shiva
Key Rituals: Shiva Puja
Mythological Figures: Goddess Parvati
2020 Maha Shivaratri date: February 21 (Friday)
2021 Maha Shivaratri date: March 11 (Thursday)
2022 Maha Shivaratri date: March 01 (Tuesday)
2023 Maha Shivaratri date: February 18 (Saturday)
Hindu Calendar Date:
Purnimanta - Chaturdashi Tithi of Phalguna month (Krishna Paksha)
Amanta - Chaturdashi Tithi of Magha month (Krishna Paksha)
2021 Maha Shivaratri Muhurat:
New Delhi - 12:06 AM to 12:55 AM, Mar 12
Pune - 12:20 AM to 01:08 AM, Mar 12
Chennai - 11:55 PM to 12:43 AM, Mar 12
Kolkata - 11:22 PM to 12:10 AM, Mar 12
Hyderabad - 12:02 AM to 12:50 AM, Mar 12
Ahmedabad - 12:25 AM to 01:13 AM, Mar 12
Noida - 12:06 AM to 12:54 AM, Mar 12
Jaipur - 12:12 AM to 01:01 AM, Mar 12
Mumbai - 12:24 AM to 01:12 AM, Mar 12
Gurgaon - 12:07 AM to 12:56 AM, Mar 12
Bengaluru - 12:05 AM to 12:53 AM, Mar 12
Chandigarh - 12:08 AM to 12:57 AM, Mar 12
Observances:
Worshipping Lord Shiva with Bael-Patra
Observing day long fasting
Chanting holy Mantra Om Namah Shivaya praising Lord Shiva
Devotional Songs:
Aarti - Om Jai Shiva Omkara, Har Har Har Mahadev
Chalisa - Jai Girija Pati Din Dayala
Namavali - Shiva 108 Names
Mantra - Shiva Mantra
Art Work:
Lingam Rangoli, Shivaratri Greetings, Shivaratri Images
Bhang and Thandai
Puri and Halwa with Singhada and Rajgira flour
Attire:
Traditional Indian clothes
Other pages related to important festivals
the festival of light
Holika Dahan
Holika Puja - a day before Holi
birth anniversary of Goddess Saraswati
information on Raksha Bandhan
information on Dussehra
information on Krishna Janmashtami
Ganesha Chaturthi
information on Ganesha Chaturthi
information on Makar Sankranti
information on Durga Puja
information on Navratri
information on Karwa Chauth
information on Rama Navami
information on Gudi Padwa
information on Ugadi
information on Hanuman Jayanti
information on Akshaya Tritiya

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Since 1969, All Clear Plumbing & Drains has been serving homeowners and business owners throughout the New Jersey area. As a locally-owned, second generation business, we know that satisfying our customers is the most important aspect of any job. That's why we've dedicated ourselves to providing fast and affordable plumbing services.


Floravista & Floraview shows a new freehold Mixed Residential & Commercial along Ang Mo Kio Street 66, Singapore District 28. Consists of 90 residential units and 29 retail stores and stands at 5-storey high.
Love tranquil life in the core of nature, enjoy the style of bright surroundings, enter on a venture lined with dappled light, verdant ferns and stylish canopies. This unique idea is close amongst grand and lavish landscape garden that provoke sense of peace and serenity. Settled in a region of Singapore that retains its typical style, close to reservoirs, parks and tree-lined boulevards away from the noisy sorrounding of the metropolis.
You can take a plunge into the pool or unwind and relax on the lounge chairs that are conveniently placed by the swimming pool. Rather you can delight yourself back to your childhood as you observe your kids having fun in the wading pool. Fitness lover can expect a thrilling workout in the gymnasium for that sincerely refreshful adventure. Enjoy a sizzling BBQ party with your friends and family and make memories that last a life-time. Floraview grants you all these and more with facilities that cater to all aspect of your modern lifestyle.
Flora Vista and Floraview is easy access to major roads and expressways like Central Expressway (CTE), Tampines Expressway (TPE), and Seletar Expressway (SLE), allow prompt and comfortable entree to every area of Singapore, with a drive to the center of the city getting only twenty minutes. Public transportation is comfy because of close proximity to bus stations and the nearby Yio Chu Kang MRT Station.
Shop and dine at close shopping plazas which include Greenwich V, myVillage, Ang Mo Kio Hub, and Fernvale Point. It is too near to NTUC Fairprice. Flora Vista and Floraview is just a short drive away to various prestigious educational institutions include Anderson Primary and Secondary School, Mayflower Primary School, Yio Chu Kang Secondary School, Chatsworth International School, and Presbyterian High School.
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A man is being treated for severe burns after a fire in Leicester.
The 57-year-old is receiving specialist treatment in Nottingham following a suspected arson attack.
Yesterday afternoon police officers were called to a home in Mulberry Avenue in Braunstone Frith after a fire broke out on the first floor.
Neighbours said they saw smoke coming from the home shortly before 1pm.
The man was taken by air ambulance for treatment and a woman was taken to Leicester Royal Infirmary where she is receiving treatment for minor burns.
The man is currently in the Nottingham City Hospital where he is receiving treatment in the specialist burns unit.
A 43-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life.


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Q: PHP Subtract Date with hours and minutes Hi I've search the internet about this topics and seems can't give me the right ouput?
What could I be doing doing wrong? I want to output the remaining days from an expiration period with hours and minutes.
Here's what I've done,
$date_expire = '2014-09-12 23:59:59';
$date = new DateTime($date_expire);
$now =  new DateTime();
echo $date->diff($now)->format("%d days, %H hours and %i minutes");

I am from the philippines and the current date and time I wrote this is August 13, 2014 5:26pm
the ouput gives me 29 days, 12 hours and 30 minutes. Which is think is wrong? Can you help me? thanks!

A: For reference, the %a is the way to go. Here combined with a simple check on whether some subscription has expired or not.
date_default_timezone_set('Asia/Manila');

// August 13, 2014 5:26pm
$date_now    = '2014-08-13 17:26:00';
$date_expire = '2014-09-12 23:59:59';

$now     = new DateTime($date_now);
$expires = new DateTime($date_expire);

$diff = $expires->diff($now)->format("%a days, %h hours and %i minutes");

if ($now < $expires) {
    echo "Your subscription will expire in $diff", PHP_EOL;
} else {
    echo "Your subscription expired $diff ago", PHP_EOL;
}

Output:
Your subscription will expire in 30 days, 6 hours and 33 minutes

Running it today, with $now = new DateTime(); this output is given:
Your subscription expired 168 days, 2 hours and 56 minutes ago

A: your source code is working fine and it does what you expect.
yes, on that date was missed 29 days 12 hours and 30 minutes and a few months.
the problem is that you don't print out the months (:
here, there is your script with the months included:
// this is your start date
$date_expire = "2014-09-12 23:59:59";
// build a DateTime instance from it
$date = new DateTime($date_expire);
// another instance for the date of NOW
$now =  new DateTime();
// print the difference with %m (months) included
echo $date->diff($now)->format("%m months, %d days, %H hours and %i minutes");


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Working with many of the UK's top catering consultants and designers, we ensure their vision becomes reality. Recent projects include the Nomura Bank HQ in the City of London, the House of Lords and the House of Commons, Fortnum and Mason, Crowne Plaza Hotels, Hilton Hotels and Astra Zeneca amongst many others.
Started in 1981 by John Kitchin, we remain a family business with directors who are closely involved with client projects at all levels. Our Managing Director is Peter Kitchin.
Many of our team have worked with us for more than 20 years and we work hard in all areas of training. Our preference is to develop new staff from entry level roles and we actively seek enthusiastic young starters. This ensures they learn to work the "C&C way".
Reliable, knowledgeable, easy to do business with, straightforward, hard-working.
These values are key to our success and have underpinned the company since we began. We do everything in our power to create the best experience for each client and this principal is the core discipline for all of our team.
As well as responsibilities to our clients, we also recognise our environmental responsibility and details of our sustainability programme can be found here.
C&C Catering Engineers is a fast, reliable and professional emergency repair, service and maintenance company proudly supporting the catering industry nationwide. With a highly experienced team, all of whom are Gas Safe, HSE and Electrical Contractors Association (ECA) registered, Catering Engineers has experience across almost all catering equipment brands. As well as offering an outstanding repair and maintenance service to the industry, Catering Engineers can now also provide your organisation with a huge range of catering sundries. From crockery and cutlery, to service trolleys and linen ware.
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Together, we do great things.


One of the articles on Phoronix last week was entitled Intel Linux Graphics Shine With Fedora 12, which showed off the nice state of Intel graphics on this latest Red Hat release when it came to kernel mode-setting and its 3D stack with it working well "out of the box" and offering some nice performance gains over the earlier Fedora 10 and Fedora 11 releases. While the Intel stack may be improved in Constantine, the ATI support has taken a hit, as users were quick to point out in response to last week's article. In particular, when using the ATI kernel mode-setting driver in Fedora 12 (which is the default for pre-R600 hardware), there is a large performance discrepancy compared to using the traditional user-space mode-setting for ATI Radeon hardware. Today we are looking at what exactly the performance cost is for using ATI KMS in this new release.
also F12 has GL tearing avoidance enabled, so you'll get vsynced back/front copies instead of tearing like you get with UMS.
Also color tiling isn't enabled by default under KMS which is probably something we should fix.
I'd be really interested in a follow up one or two tests to see if colortiling actually could help on the r500, I just forgot to enable it for F12 final.
Last edited by airlied; 11-25-2009, 07:23 AM.
was needed for r600 3d, that's not that complicated. But for testing selinux sucked more when you wanted to try the driver with Quake Live.
Am I the only one who noticed the first graph maximum to be dangerously close to 33%, that is 1 out of the three cores? I don't know what you used for decoding, but libav is single threaded for the most part... To me it looks like with KMS it played at a slower speed and stopped playing to early after the time the movie should have finished.
And of course I wonder why the performance for UT2004 does increase with the resolution with UMS.
Well H264 with 33% is very low bitrate, i would not even call that a needed test. Use something that really hits 100%.
This isn't news. I have filled bugs against this issue (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=533244 and https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=466695, to mention some). I always start with no modeset because the performance hit is absurd.
If you use a file that needs 100% CPU just to be decoded, you won't see the difference between the different graphic paths, will you?
Use latets packages F12 from koji and you see that lots of those issues are already fixed and they will end up as updates in time. KDE4.3.3 works now perfectly with kms on 4850 (kwin effects on) )) no more glitches also ut2k4 and nexuiz works great now. Just today updated latest xorg-x11-drv-ati package and got a nice performance bump.


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Q: Angular (4): Custom Validator in a Template-Driven form shows the current value of the field behind I can't seem to figure out why my custom validator is one step behind of the field value. Example: my input field has value 123 typed one by one. But my validator has value 12.
I can't correctly compare the values between two fields.
This is the validator in a directive:
@Directive({
  selector: '[validateEqual][formControlName],[validateEqual][formControl],[validateEqual][ngModel]',
  providers: [
    {
      provide: NG_VALIDATORS,
      useExisting: forwardRef(() => PasswordValidationDirective),
      multi: true
    }
  ]
})
export class PasswordValidationDirective implements Validator {
  @Input('first') first: string;
  @Input('second') second: string;

  constructor() {
  }

  public validate(ac: AbstractControl): { [key: string]: any } {
    console.log(ac.root);
    return null;
  }
}

This is the html of the field:
<md-input-container class="full-width">
  <input mdInput
         type="password"
         required
         ngModel name="passwordConfirmation"
         #passwordConfirmation="ngModel"
         minlength="6"
         maxlength="30"
         pattern="(?=^.{6,30}$)((?=.*\d)|(?=.*\W+))(?![.\n])(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*[a-z]).*$"
         validateEqual
         first="password"
         second="passwordConfirmation"
         placeholder="{{'PASSWORD_RECOVERY.PASSWORD_CONFIRMATION' | translate}}">
  <md-error *ngIf="passwordConfirmation.touched && passwordConfirmation.invalid">

      {{'PASSWORD_RECOVERY.FIELD_REQUIRED' | translate}}

      {{'PASSWORD_RECOVERY.PASSWORD_LENGTH' | translate}}

      {{'PASSWORD_RECOVERY.FOR_A_SECURE_PASSWORD' | translate}}

  </md-error>
</md-input-container>

A: Finally managed to find a solution! I decided to go with NgModelGroup. Here's the directive:
@Directive({
  selector: '[validateEqual][ngModelGroup]',
  providers: [
    {
      provide: NG_VALIDATORS,
      useExisting: forwardRef(() => PasswordValidationDirective),
      multi: true
    }
  ]
})
export class PasswordValidationDirective implements Validator {
  @Input('password') public password: string;
  @Input('confirmation') public confirmation: string;

  public validate(fg: FormGroup): { [key: string]: any } {
    const fieldOne = fg.value[this.password];
    const fieldTwo = fg.value[this.confirmation];

    if (!fieldOne || !fieldTwo || fieldOne === fieldTwo ) {
      return null;
    }

    return {valueEquals: false};

  }
}

And here's the HTML:

      <md-input-container class="full-width">
        <input mdInput
               type="password"
               required
               ngModel name="password"
               #password="ngModel"
               placeholder="{{'SIGNUP.PASSWORD' | translate}}">
      </md-input-container>

      <md-input-container class="full-width">
        <input mdInput
               type="password"
               required
               ngModel name="passwordConfirmation"
               #passwordConfirmation="ngModel"
               placeholder="{{'SIGNUP.RETYPE_PASSWORD' | translate}}">
      </md-input-container>

      <md-error *ngIf="passwordGroup.errors">
        {{'SIGNUP.MATCH' | translate}}
      </md-error>

The important parts here are the directive itself and the incoming parameters, which can be modified to your liking.


The most usual way to buy foods, drinks and household stuff are the grocery stores. In Geneva you won't find huge hypermarkets inside the city, rather medium-sized supermarkets and grocery stores positioned evenly through the city.
There are 3 most popular supermarket chains in Switzerland among the citizens: Migros, Coop and Manor. While Migros and Coop offers its customers quality swiss products for good value, Manor is the top quality, high class supermarket that will amaze You with its beautiful interior, perfect taste and quality and luxurious packaging of its products.
Swiss people enjoy luxurious foods from various exotic countries and Manor meets their needs.
You can find dozens of small supermarkets in the whole city of Geneva, opening from Monday till Saturday (8am-6/7pm). In Switzerland mostly all of the shops are closed on Sunday, except of small tobacco and newspaper shops, where you can buy also the basic foods, diary products, fruits and vegetables with a little but higher price.
There are also other, cheaper chains in Geneva: Denner, Lidl, Aldi.
The opening hours for grocery stores wary among the shops and for given shop they are different every day. On Sunday grocery shops are closed.


FAIRFAX, Va., Feb. 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- RGNext, a joint venture between Raytheon's Intelligence, Information and Services business (NYSE: RTN) and General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), will operate the U.S. Army's Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site, safely managing space vehicle and ballistic missile launches and missile defense tests conducted from islands in the 750,000-square-mile Pacific Ocean range.
Under the $502-million, 10-year contract, RGNext will maintain the range's launch and safety systems, including radar, telemetry and optical sensors located on the Kwajalein Atoll. RGNext will also operate the Range Operations Center and Space Operations Center in Huntsville, Alabama, the Kwajalein Mission Control Center on Kwajalein, and the Range Safety Control Center, also on Kwajalein. Raytheon Intelligence, Information and Services and General Dynamics combined have hired more than 300 engineers, technicians and other launch professionals to support this critical mission.
"The Reagan Test Site is used for some of our nation's most important defense programs, from ensuring our ballistic missiles work as designed to proving the capabilities of our missile defense systems," said Todd Probert, vice president at Raytheon Intelligence, Information and Services. "The Army chose RGNext because we are experts at safely operating launch ranges and bring deep knowledge and experience to support this critical mission."
Jointly owned by GDIT and Raytheon, RGNextoperates, maintains, and sustains mission-critical systems to provide safe and effective launch, testing, and tracking of Department of Defense, civil, commercial and international spacelift vehicles. It also supports ballistic missile, guided weapon and aeronautical tests and evaluations.


text:
English Unofficial Football Club Championship ~
The Result List 1960 - 1970
< 1950 - 1960 1970 - 1980 >
Date Contenders Score Contenders Competition Venue
2767 13/8/1960 Burnley 2-2 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Charity Shield
Turf Moor, Burnley
2768 20/8/1960 Burnley 3-2 Arsenal Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2769 24/8/1960 Manchester City 2-1 Burnley Division One Maine Road, Manchester
2770 30/8/1960 Burnley 1-3 Manchester City Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2771 3/9/1960 Manchester City 0-0 Arsenal Division One Maine Road, Manchester
2772 7/9/1960 Manchester City 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Maine Road, Manchester
2773 10/9/1960 Newcastle United 1-3 Manchester City Division One St James's Park, Newcastle
2774 14/9/1960 Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 Manchester City Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
2775 17/9/1960 Preston North End 2-2 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Deepdale, Preston
2776 24/9/1960 Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 Burnley Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
2777 1/10/1960 Nottingham Forest 1-2 Sheffield Wednesday Division One City Ground, Nottingham
2778 15/10/1960 Sheffield Wednesday 4-0 Blackpool Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
2779 22/10/1960 Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-1 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
2780 29/10/1960 Birmingham City 1-2 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One St Andrew's, Birmingham
2781 5/11/1960 Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-3 Nottingham Forest Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
2782 12/11/1960 Burnley 5-3 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2783 19/11/1960 Bolton Wanderers 3-5 Burnley Division One Burnden Park, Bolton
2784 22/11/1960 Brentford 1-1 Burnley League Cup 3rd round Griffin Park, London
2785 3/12/1960 Tottenham Hotspur 4-4 Burnley Division One White Hart Lane, London
2786 6/12/1960 Burnley 2-1 Brentford League Cup 3rd round replay Turf Moor, Burnley
2787 10/12/1960 Burnley 3-2 Leicester City Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2788 17/12/1960 Arsenal 2-5 Burnley Division One Highbury, London
2789 26/12/1960 Burnley 1-3 Everton Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2790 27/12/1960 Everton 0-3 Burnley Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
2791 31/12/1960 Burnley 5-3 Newcastle United Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
7/1/1961 Burnley 1-0 Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic FA Cup 3rd round Turf Moor, Burnley
2793 10/1/1961 Burnley 2-1 Nottingham Forest League Cup 4th round Turf Moor, Burnley
2794 14/1/1961 Cardiff City 2-1 Burnley Division One Ninian Park, Cardiff
2795 16/1/1961 Manchester City 2-0 Cardiff City
FA Cup 3rd round 2nd replay
Highbury, London
2796 21/1/1961 Manchester City 3-3 Newcastle United Division One Maine Road, Manchester
2797 1/2/1961 Luton Town 3-1 Manchester City FA Cup 4th round Kenilworth Road, Luton
2798 11/2/1961 Sheffield United 2-1 Luton Town Division Two Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2799 18/2/1961 Sheffield United 2-1 Blackburn Rovers FA Cup 5th round Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2800 22/2/1961 Lincoln City 0-5 Sheffield United Division Two Sincil Bank, Lincoln
2801 25/2/1961 Scunthorpe United 1-1 Sheffield United Division Two Old Show Ground, Scunthorpe
2802 4/3/1961 Newcastle United 1-3 Sheffield United FA Cup 6th round St James's Park, Newcastle
2803 7/3/1961 Sheffield United 1-3 Ipswich Town Division Two Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2804 11/3/1961 Ipswich Town 2-1 Stoke City Division Two Portman Road, Ipswich
2805 18/3/1961 Plymouth Argyle 1-2 Ipswich Town Division Two Home Park, Plymouth
2806 25/3/1961 Ipswich Town 0-1 Luton Town Division Two Portman Road, Ipswich
2807 31/3/1961 Luton Town 2-2 Swansea Town Division Two Kenilworth Road, Luton
2808 1/4/1961 Luton Town 1-1 Leeds United Division Two Kenilworth Road, Luton
2809 3/4/1961 Swansea Town 3-1 Luton Town Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2810 8/4/1961 Leeds United 2-2 Swansea Town Division Two Elland Road, Leeds
2811 15/4/1961 Swansea Town 3-2 Middlesbrough Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2812 22/4/1961 Rotherham United 3-3 Swansea Town Division Two Millmoor, Rotherham
2813 29/4/1961 Swansea Town 2-1 Ipswich Town Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2814 19/8/1961 Swansea Town 1-1 Huddersfield Town Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2815 22/8/1961 Preston North End 1-1 Swansea Town Division Two Deepdale, Preston
2816 26/8/1961 Brighton & Hove Albion 2-2 Swansea Town Division Two Goldstone Ground, Brighton
2817 29/8/1961 Swansea Town 1-2 Preston North End Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2818 2/9/1961 Middlesbrough 1-0 Preston North End Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2819 9/9/1961 Plymouth Argyle 1-1 Middlesbrough Division Two Home Park, Plymouth
2820 13/9/1961 Tranmere Rovers 3-6 Middlesbrough League Cup 1st round Prenton Park, Birkenhead
2821 16/9/1961 Middlesbrough 1-0 Huddersfield Town Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2822 20/9/1961 Middlesbrough 2-4 Luton Town Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2823 23/9/1961 Charlton Athletic 0-1 Luton Town Division Two The Valley, London
2824 27/9/1961 Luton Town 3-2 Middlesbrough Division Two Kenilworth Road, Luton
2825 30/9/1961 Newcastle United 4-1 Luton Town Division Two St James's Park, Newcastle
2826 2/10/1961 Sheffield United 2-2 Newcastle United League Cup 2nd round Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2827 4/10/1961 Liverpool 2-0 Newcastle United
Division Two
Anfield, Liverpool
2828 7/10/1961 Middlesbrough 2-0 Liverpool Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2829 14/10/1961 Charlton Athletic 1-0 Middlesbrough Division Two The Valley, London
2830 21/10/1961 Walsall 2-2 Charlton Athletic Division Two Fellows Park, Walsall
2831 28/10/1961 Charlton Athletic 4-0 Derby County Division Two The Valley, London
2832 4/11/1961 Leyton Orient 2-1 Charlton Athletic Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2833 11/11/1961 Leeds United 0-0 Leyton Orient Division Two Elland Road, Leeds
2834 18/11/1961 Leyton Orient 4-1 Brighton & Hove Albion Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2835 24/11/1961 Scunthorpe United 0-2 Leyton Orient Division Two Old Show Ground, Scunthorpe
2836 2/12/1961 Leyton Orient 2-0 Norwich City Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2837 16/12/1961 Leyton Orient 2-0 Newcastle United Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2838 23/12/1961 Middlesbrough 2-3 Leyton Orient Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2839 26/12/1961 Leyton Orient 1-0 Swansea Town Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2840 30/12/1961 Swansea Town 1-3 Leyton Orient Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2841 6/1/1962 Brentford 1-1 Leyton Orient FA Cup 3rd round Griffin Park, London
2842 8/1/1962 Leyton Orient 2-1 Brentford FA Cup 3rd round replay Brisbane Road, London
2843 13/1/1962 Leyton Orient 3-0 Walsall Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2844 20/1/1962 Derby County 1-2 Leyton Orient Division Two Baseball Ground, Derby
2845 30/1/1962
1-1 Leyton Orient FA Cup 4th round Turf Moor, Burnley
2846 3/2/1962 Leyton Orient 2-3 Bristol Rovers Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2847 10/2/1962 Leeds United 0-0 Bristol Rovers Division Two Elland Road, Leeds
2848 24/2/1962 Bristol Rovers 2-1 Preston North End Division Two Eastville, Bristol
2849 27/2/1962 Bristol Rovers 2-1 Norwich City Division Two Eastville, Bristol
2850 3/3/1962 Plymouth Argyle 3-1 Bristol Rovers Division Two Home Park, Plymouth
2851 10/3/1962 Stoke City 2-0 Plymouth Argyle Division Two Victoria Ground, Stoke
2852 17/3/1962 Huddersfield Town 3-0 Stoke City Division Two Leeds Road, Huddersfield
2853 24/3/1962 Sunderland 3-1 Huddersfield Town Division Two Roker Park, Sunderland
2854 31/3/1962 Middlesbrough 0-1 Sunderland Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2855 7/4/1962 Sunderland 3-0 Southampton Division Two Roker Park, Sunderland
2856 14/4/1952 Luton Town 1-2 Sunderland Division Two Kenilworth Road, Luton
2857 21/4/1962 Sunderland 3-0 Newcastle United Division Two Roker Park, Sunderland
2858 23/4/1962 Sunderland 4-0 Rotherham United Division Two Roker Park, Sunderland
2859 24/4/1962 Rotherham United 0-3 Sunderland Division Two Millmoor, Rotherham
2860 28/4/1962 Swansea Town 1-1 Sunderland Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2861 18/8/1962 Sunderland 3-1 Middlesbrough Division Two Roker Park, Sunderland
2862 22/8/1962 Sunderland 1-0 Charlton Athletic Division Two Roker Park, Sunderland
2863 25/8/1962 Leeds United 1-0 Sunderland Division Two Elland Road, Leeds
2864 28/8/1962 Rotherham United 2-1 Leeds United Division Two Millmoor, Rotherham
2865 1/9/1962 Rotherham United 2-0 Southampton Division Two Millmoor, Rotherham
2866 5/9/1962 Sunderland 2-0 Rotherham United Division Two Roker Park, Sunderland
2867 8/9/1962 Chelsea 1-0 Sunderland Division Two Stamford Bridge, London
2868 10/9/1962 Chelsea 2-0 Southampton Division Two Stamford Bridge, London
2869 15/9/1962 Leeds United 2-0 Chelsea Division Two Elland Road, Leeds
2870 18/9/1962 Bury 3-1 Leeds United Division Two Gigg Lane, Bury
2871 22/9/1962 Bury 3-1 Charlton Athletic Division Two Gigg Lane, Bury
2872 24/9/1962 Bury 2-2 Lincoln City League Cup 2nd round Gigg Lane, Bury
2873 29/9/1962 Stoke City 2-0 Bury Division Two Victoria Ground, Stoke
2874 6/10/1962 Stoke City 3-1 Newcastle United Division Two Victoria Ground, Stoke
2875 13/10/1962 Walsall 0-0 Stoke City Division Two Fellows Park, Walsall
2876 17/10/1962 Aston Villa 3-1 Stoke City League Cup 3rd round Villa Park, Birmingham
2877 20/10/1962 Aston Villa 1-0 Leyton Orient Division One Villa Park, Birmingham
2878 27/10/1962 Birmingham City 3-2 Aston Villa Division One St Andrew's, Birmingham
2879 29/10/1962 Birmingham City 5-1 Barrow League Cup 3rd round replay St Andrew's, Birmingham
2880 3/11/1962 Sheffield United 0-2 Birmingham City Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2881 10/11/1962 Birmingham City 2-2 Nottingham Forest Division One St Andrew's, Birmingham
2882 14/11/1962 Birmingham City 3-2 Notts County League Cup 4th round St Andrew's, Birmingham
2883 17/11/1962 Ipswich Town 1-5 Birmingham City Division One Portman Road, Ipswich
2884 24/11/1962 Birmingham City 0-2 Liverpool Division One St Andrew's, Birmingham
2885 1/12/1962 Liverpool 2-1 Fulham Division One Anfield, Liverpool
2886 8/12/1962 Sheffield Wednesday 0-2 Liverpool Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
2887 15/12/1962 Blackpool 1-2 Liverpool Division One Broomfield Road, Blackpool
2888 22/12/1962 Liverpool 3-1 Blackburn Rovers Division One Anfield, Liverpool
2889 9/1/1963 Wrexham 0-3 Liverpool FA Cup 3rd round Racecourse Ground, Wrexham
2890 26/1/1963 Burnley 1-1 Liverpool FA Cup 4th round Turf Moor, Burnley
2891 13/2/1963 Liverpool 4-0 Aston Villa Division One Anfield, Liverpool
2892 16/2/1963 Liverpool 4-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Anfield, Liverpool
2893 20/2/1963 Liverpool
(aet)
FA Cup 4th round replay
2894 2/3/1963 Liverpool 0-2 Leicester City Division One Anfield, Liverpool
2895 9/3/1963 Leicester City 2-0 Blackburn Rovers Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
2896 16/3/1963 Leyton Orient 0-1 Leicester City FA Cup 5th round Brisbane Road, London
2897 23/3/1963 Leicester City 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
2898 26/3/1963 Sheffield United 0-0 Leicester City Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2899 30/3/1963 Norwich City 0-2 Leicester City FA Cup 6th round Carrow Road, Norwich
2900 3/4/1963 Leyton Orient 0-2 Leicester City Division One Brisbane Road, London
2901 6/4/1963 Leicester City 2-0 Manchester City Division One Maine Road, Manchester
2902 8/4/1963 Blackpool 1-1 Leicester City Division One Bloomfield Road, Blackpool
2903 13/4/1963 West Ham United 2-0 Leicester City Division One Boleyn Ground, London
2904 15/4/1963 Ipswich Town 2-3 West Ham United Division One Portman Road, Ipswich
2905 20/4/1963 West Bromwich Albion 1-0 West Ham United Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
2906 27/4/1963 Manchester City 1-5 West Bromwich Albion Division One Maine Road, Manchester
2907 30/4/1963 Burnley 2-1 West Browmich Albion Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2908 4/5/1963 Burnley 0-1 Manchester United Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2909 6/5/1963 Manchester United 2-3 Arsenal Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
2910 11/5/1963 Arsenal 2-3 Burnley Division One Highbury, London
2911 14/5/1963 Burnley 3-1 Birmingham City Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2912 24/8/1963 Ipswich Town 3-1 Burnley Division One Portman Road, Ipswich
2913 28/8/1963 Manchester United 2-0 Ipswich Town Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
2914 31/8/1963 Manchester United 5-1 Everton Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
2915 3/9/1963 Ipswich Town 2-7 Manchester United Division One Portman Road, Ipswich
2916 7/9/1963 Birmingham City 1-1 Manchester United Division One St Andrew's, Birmingham
2917 11/9/1963 Manchester United 3-0 Blackpool Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
2918 14/9/1963 Manchester United 1-0 West Bromwich Albion Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
2919 16/9/1963 Blackpool 1-0 Manchester United Division One Bloomfield Road, Blackpool
2920 21/9/1963 Blackpool 1-2 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Bloomfield Road, Blackpool
2921 28/9/1963 Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-1 Chelsea Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
2922 2/10/1963 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-0 West Bromwich Albion Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
2923 5/10/1963 West Ham United 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Boleyn Ground, London
2924 14/10/1963 Leicester City 0-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
2925 19/10/1963 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-2 Bolton Wanderers Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
2927 2/11/1963 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 Manchester United Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
2928 9/11/1963 Burnley 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2929 16/11/1963 Tottenham Hotspur 3-2 Burnley Division One White Hart Lane, London
2930 23/11/1963 Ipswich Town 2-3 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Portman Road, Ipswich
2931 30/11/1963 Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday Division One White Hart Lane, London
2932 7/12/1963 Bolton Wanderers 1-3 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Burnden Park, Bolton
2933 14/12/1963 Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Stoke City Division One White Hart Lane, London
2934 21/12/1963 Nottingham Forest 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur Division One City Ground, Nottingham
2935 26/12/1963 West Bromwich Albion 4-4 Tottenham Hotspur Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
2936 28/12/1963 Tottenham Hotspur 0-2 West Bromwich Albion Division One White Hart Lane, London
2937 4/1/1964 West Bromwich Albion 2-2 Blackpool FA Cup 3rd round The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
2938 8/1/1964 Blackpool 0-1 West Bromwich Albion FA Cup 3rd round replay Bloomfield Road, Blackpool
2939 11/1/1964 Fulham 1-1 West Bromwich Albion Division One Craven Cottage, London
2940 18/1/1964 West Bromwich Albion 1-4 Manchester United Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
2941 25/1/1964 Manchester United 4-1 Bristol Rovers FA Cup 4th round Old Trafford, Manchester
2943 8/2/1964 Leicester City 3-2 Manchester United Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
2944 22/2/1964 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Leicester City Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
2945 29/2/1964 Leicester City 1-1 Nottingham Forest Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
2946 7/3/1964 Blackburn Rovers 5-2 Leicester City Division One Ewood Park, 6Blackburn
2947 13/3/1964 Birmingham City 2-2 Blackburn Rovers Division One St Andrew's, Birmingham
2948 21/3/1964 Blackburn Rovers 1-2 Everton Division One Ewood Park, Blackburn
2949 27/3/1964 Everton 1-1 West Bromwich Albion Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
2950 28/3/1964 Everton 3-1 Blackpool Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
2951 31/3/1964 West Bromwich Albion 4-2 Everton Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
2952 4/4/1964 Blackburn Rovers 0-2 West Bromwich Albion Division One Ewood Park, Blackburn
2953 11/4/1964 West Bromwich Albion 2-3 Nottingham Forest Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
2954 18/4/1964 Nottingham Forest 1-3 Burnley Division One City Ground, Nottingham
2955 21/4/1964 Burnley 7-2 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2956 22/8/1964 Burnley 2-2 Blackpool Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
2958 29/8/1964 Sheffield United 2-0 Burnley Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2959 2/9/1964 Stoke City 0-1 Sheffield United Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
2960 5/9/1964 Sheffield Wednesday 0-2 Sheffield United Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
2961 9/9/1964 Sheffield United 1-1 Fulham Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2962 12/9/1964 Everton 1-1 Sheffield United Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
2963 16/9/1964 Fulham 1-2 Sheffield United Division One Craven Cottage, London
2964 19/9/1964 Sheffield United 3-1 Birmingham City Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
2965 23/9/1964 Plymouth Argyle 2-1 Sheffield United League Cup 2nd round Home Park, Plymouth
2966 26/9/1964 Bolton Wanderers 6-1 Plymouth Argyle Division Two Burnden Park, Bolton
2967 28/9/1964 Leyton Orient 3-1 Bolton Wanderers Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2968 3/10/1964 Leyton Orient 0-1 Crystal Palace Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2969 7/10/1964 Crystal Palace 1-1 Ipswich Town Division Two Selhurst Park, London
2970 10/10/1964 Bolton Wanderers 3-0 Crystal Palace Division Two Burnden Park, Bolton
2971 17/10/1964 Norwich City 3-2 Bolton Wanderers Division Two Carrow Road, Norwich
2972 21/10/1964 Norwich City 5-3 Chester League Cup 3rd round Carrow Road, Norwich
2973 24/10/1964 Middlesbrough 2-0 Norwich City Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2974 31/10/1964 Rotherham United 2-3 Middlesbrough Division Two Millmoor, Rotherham
2975 7/11/1964 Middlesbrough 4-0 Swansea Town Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2976 14/11/1964 Derby County 3-3 Middlesbrough Division Two Baseball Ground, Derby
2977 21/11/1964 Middlesbrough 4-1 Swindon Town Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2978 28/11/1964 Portsmouth 2-1 Middlesbrough Division Two Fratton Park, Portsmouth
2979 5/12/1964 Newcastle United 3-0 Portsmouth Division Two St James's Park, Newcastle
2980 12/12/1964 Newcastle United 5-0 Northampton Town Division Two St James's Park, Newcastle
2981 19/12/1964 Southampton 0-1 Newcastle United Division Two The Dell, Southampton
2982 26/12/1964 Middlesbrough 0-2 Newcastle United Division Two Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2983 28/12/1964 Newcastle United 2-1 Middlesbrough Division Two St James's Park, Newcastle
2984 2/1/1965 Newcastle United 2-1 Huddersfield Town Division Two St James's Park, Newcastle
2985 9/1/1965 Swansea Town 1-0 Newcastle United FA Cup 3rd round Vetch Field, Swansea
2986 16/1/1965 Leyton Orient 2-3 Swansea Town Division Two Brisbane Road, London
2987 23/1/1965 Swansea Town 1-3 Charlton Athletic Division Two Vetch Field, Swansea
2988 30/1/1965 Charlton Athletic 1-1 Middlesbrough FA Cup 4th round The Valley, London
2989 1/2/1965 Middlesbrough 2-1 Charlton Athletic FA Cup 4th round replay Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough
2990 6/2/1965 Ipswich Town 5-2 Middlesbrough Division Two Portman Road, Ipswich
2991 13/2/1965 Newcastle United 2-2 Ipswich Town Division Two St James's Park, Newcastle
2992 20/2/1965 Rotherham United 2-2 Ipswich Town Division Two Millmoor, Rotherham
2993 27/2/1965 Ipswich Town 3-0 Swansea Town Division Two Portman Road, Ipswich
2994 5/3/1965 Bury 0-1 Ipswich Town Division Two Gigg Lane, Bury
2995 13/3/1965 Ipswich Town 0-0 Swindon Town Division Two Portman Road, Ipswich
2996 20/3/1965 Portsmouth 0-2 Ipswich Town Division Two Fratton Park, Portsmouth
2997 27/3/1965 Ipswich Town 4-1 Manchester City Division Two Portman Road, Ipswich
2998 3/4/1965 Charlton Athletic 4-0 Ipswich Town Division Two The Valley, London
2999 10/4/1965 Plymouth Argyle 1-5 Charlton Athletic Division Two Home Park, Plymouth
3000 17/4/1965 Charlton Athletic 0-0 Huddersfield Town Division Two The Valley, London
3001 19/4/1965 Charlton Athletic 1-2 Bury Division Two The Valley, London
3003 24/4/1965 Plymouth Argyle 2-2 Bury Division Two Home Park, Plymouth
3004 27/4/1965 Bury 0-1 Rotherham United Division Two Gigg Lane, Bury
3005 21/8/1965 Bristol City 2-1 Rotherham United Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3006 25/8/1965 Norwich City 0-0 Bristol City Division Two Carrow Road, Norwich
3007 28/8/1965 Manchester City 2-2 Bristol City Division Two Maine Road, Manchester
3008 31/8/1965 Bristol City 0-0 Norwich City Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3009 4/9/1965 Bristol City 2-1 Huddersfield Town Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3010 7/9/1965 Bury 1-2 Bristol City Division Two Gigg Lane, Bury
3011 11/9/1965 Bristol City 1-1 Coventry City Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3012 17/9/1965 Carlisle United 5-0 Bristol City Division Two Brunton Park, Carlisle
3013 21/9/1965 Charlton Athletic 4-1 Carlisle United League Cup 2nd round The Valley, London
3015 2/10/1965 Huddersfield Town 2-1 Plymouth Argyle Division Two Leeds Road, Huddersfield
3016 9/10/1965 Huddersfield Town 0-0 Manchester City Division Two Leeds Road, Huddersfield
3017 13/10/1965 Huddersfield Town 0-1 Preston North End League Cup 3rd round Leeds Road, Huddersfield
3018 16/10/1965 Bristol City 1-0 Preston North End Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3019 23/10/1965 Charlton Athletic 1-4 Bristol City Division Two The Valley, London
3020 30/10/1965 Bristol City 0-0 Plymouth Argyle Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3021 6/11/1965 Portsmouth 2-4 Bristol City Division Two Fratton Park, Portsmouth
3022 13/11/1965 Bristol City 2-2 Bolton Wanderers Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3023 20/11/1965 Ipswich Town 0-0 Bristol City Division Two Portman Road, Ipswich
3024 27/11/1965 Bristol City 2-0 Birmingham City Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3025 4/12/1965 Leyton Orient 0-4 Bristol City Division Two Brisbane Road, London
3026 11/12/1965 Bristol City 2-2 Middlesbrough Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3027 18/12/1965 Preston North End 1-1 Bristol City Division Two Deepdale, Preston
3028 27/12/1965 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-1 Bristol City Division Two Molineux, Wolverhampton
3029 28/12/1965 Bristol City 0-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division Two Ashton Gate, Bristol
3030 1/1/1966 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 Leyton Orient Division Two Molineux, Wolverhampton
3031 8/1/1966 Charlton Athletic 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division Two The Valley, London
3032 15/1/1966 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 Huddersfield Town Division Two Molineux, Wolverhampton
3033 22/1/1966 Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-0 Altrincham FA Cup 3rd round Molineux, Wolverhampton
3034 29/1/1966 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-1 Coventry City Division Two Molineux, Wolverhampton
3035 5/2/1966 Coventry City 2-2 Rotherham United Division Two Highfield Road, Coventry
3036 12/2/1966 Crewe Alexandra 1-1 Coventry City FA Cup 4th round Gresty Road, Crewe
3037 14/2/1966 Coventry City 4-1 Crewe Alexandra FA Cup 4th round replay Highfield Road, Coventry
3038 19/2/1966 Manchester City 1-0 Coventry City Division Two Maine Road, Manchester
3039 26/2/1966 Carlisle United 1-2 Manchester City Division Two Brunton Park, Carlisle
3040 5/3/1966 Manchester City 2-2 Leicester City FA Cup 5th round Maine Road, Manchester
3041 9/3/1966 Leicester City 0-1 Manchester City FA Cup 5th round replay Filbert Street, Leicester
3042 12/3/1966 Manchester City 2-2 Cardiff City Division Two Maine Road, Manchester
3043 19/3/1966 Derby County 1-2 Manchester City Division Two Baseball Ground, Derby
3044 26/3/1966 Manchester City 0-0 Everton FA Cup 6th round Maine Road, Manchester
3045 29/3/1966 Everton
Goodison Park, Liverpool
3046 2/4/1966 Manchester City 1-1 Plymouth Argyle Division Two Maine Road, Manchester
3047 5/4/1966 Everton 2-0 Manchester City
FA Cup 6th round 2nd replay
Molineux, Wolverhampton
3048 8/4/1966 Newcastle United 0-0 Everton Division One St James's Park, Newcastle
3049 9/4/1966 Everton 1-3 Sheffield United Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3050 11/4/1966 Sheffield United 0-1 Blackpool Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
3051 16/4/1966 Blackpool 0-3 Nottingham Forest Division One Broomfield Road, Blackpool
3052 23/4/1966 Nottingham Forest 0-3 Blackburn Rovers Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3053 30/4/1966 Blackburn Rovers 1-2 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Ewood Park, Blackburn
3054 2/5/1966 Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Chelsea Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
3055 4/5/1966 Stoke City 3-1 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3056 7/5/1966 Stoke City 1-0 West Ham United Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3057 20/8/1966 Nottingham Forest 1-2 Stoke City Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3058 24/8/1966 Stoke City 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3059 27/8/1966 Stoke City 1-2 Fulham Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3060 29/8/1966 Fulham 0-0 Burnley Division One Craven Cottage, London
3061 3/9/1966 Fulham 0-1 Sheffield United Division One Craven Cottage, London
3062 6/9/1966 Sheffield United 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
3063 10/9/1966 Sheffield United 0-0 Everton Division One Bramall Lane, Sheffield
3064 14/9/1966 Sunderland 1-1 Sheffield United League Cup 2nd round Roker Park, Sunderland
3065 17/9/1966 Stoke City 3-0 Sheffield United Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3066 24/9/1966 West Bromwich Albion 0-1 Stoke City Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
3067 1/10/1966 Stoke City 0-0 Leeds United Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3068 8/10/1966 Sheffield Wednesday 1-3 Stoke City Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
3069 15/10/1966 Stoke City 3-2 Southampton Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3070 25/10/1966 Sunderland 2-1 Stoke City Division One Roker Park, Sunderland
3071 29/10/1966 Newcastle United 0-3 Sunderland Division One St James's Park, Newcastle
3072 5/11/1966 Sunderland 4-1 Sheffield United Division One Roker Park, Sunderland
3073 12/11/1966 Nottingham Forest 3-1 Sunderland Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3074 19/11/1966 Aston Villa 1-1 Nottingham Forest Division One Villa Park, Birmingham
3075 26/11/1966 Nottingham Forest 2-1 Arsenal Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3076 3/12/1966 Manchester City 1-1 Nottingham Forest Division One Maine Road, Manchester
3077 10/12/1966 Nottingham Forest 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3078 17/12/1966 Stoke City 1-2 Nottingham Forest Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3079 23/12/1966 Everton 0-1 Nottingham Forest Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3080 26/12/1966 Nottingham Forest 1-0 Everton Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3081 31/12/1966 Nottingham Forest 3-1 Sheffield United Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3082 7/1/1967 West Bromwich Albion 1-2 Nottingham Forest Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
3083 14/1/1967 Nottingham Forest 1-0 Leeds United Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3084 21/1/1967 Newcastle United 0-0 Nottingham Forest Division One St James's Park, Newcastle
3085 28/1/1967 Nottingham Forest 2-1 Plymouth Argyle FA Cup 3rd round City Ground, Nottingham
3086 4/2/1967 Nottingham Forest 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3087 11/2/1967 Manchester United 1-0 Nottingham Forest Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
3088 18/2/1967 Manchester United 1-2 Norwich City FA Cup 4th round Old Trafford, Manchester
3090 4/3/1967 Bolton Wanderers 1-1 Norwich City Division Two Burnden Park, Bolton
3091 11/3/1967 Norwich City 1-3 Sheffield Wednesday FA Cup 5th round Carrow Road, Norwich
3092 18/3/1967 Fulham 1-2 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Craven Cottage, London
3093 24/3/1967 Sunderland 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Roker Park, Sunderland
3094 25/3/1967 Sunderland 0-2 Everton Division One Roker Park, Sunderland
3095 27/3/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Everton Division One White Hart Lane, London
3096 1/4/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Liverpool Division One White Hart Lane, London
3097 8/4/1967 Birmingham City 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur FA Cup 6th round St Andrew's, Birmingham
3098 12/4/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 6-0 Birmingham City FA Cup 6th round replay White Hart Lane, London
3099 15/4/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday Division One White Hart Lane, London
3100 22/4/1967 Southampton 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur Division One The Dell, Southampton
3101 29/4/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Nottingham Forest
FA Cup semi-final
Hillsborough, Sheffield
3102 3/5/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Sunderland Division One White Hart Lane, London
3103 6/5/1967 Liverpool 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Anfield, Liverpool
3104 9/5/1967 West Ham United 0-2 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Boleyn Ground, London
3105 13/5/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Sheffield United Division One White Hart Lane, London
3106 20/5/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Chelsea
FA Cup final
Wembley Stadium, London
3107 12/8/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 3-3 Manchester United
Old Trafford, Manchester
3110 26/8/1967 Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 West Ham United Division One White Hart Lane, London
3111 29/8/1967 Everton 0-1 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3112 2/9/1967 Burnley 5-1 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
3113 9/9/1967 Manchester United 2-2 Burnley Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
3114 12/9/1967 Burnley 2-1 Cardiff City League Cup 2nd round Turf Moor, Burnley
3115 16/9/1967 Burnley 3-0 Sunderland Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
3116 20/9/1967 Leeds United 2-1 Burnley Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3117 23/9/1967 Leeds United 3-2 Leicester City Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3118 30/9/1967 West Ham United 0-0 Leeds United Division One Boleyn Ground, London
3119 7/10/1967 Leeds United 7-0 Chelsea Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3120 11/10/1967 Leeds United 3-0 Bury League Cup 3rd round Elland Road, Leeds
3121 14/10/1967 West Bromwich Albion 2-0 Leeds United Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
3122 24/10/1967 Everton 2-1 West Bromwich Albion Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3123 28/10/1967 Newcastle United 1-0 Everton Division One St James's Park, Newcastle
3124 4/11/1967 Leicester City 2-2 Newcastle United Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
3125 11/11/1967 Newcastle United 1-0 West Ham United Division One St James's Park, Newcastle
3127 25/11/1967 Manchester City 4-2 Burnley Division One Maine Road, Manchester
3128 2/12/1967 Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Manchester City Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
3129 9/12/1967 Manchester City 4-1 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Maine Road, Manchester
3130 16/12/1967 Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City Division One Anfield, Liverpool
3131 23/12/1967 Manchester City 4-2 Stoke City Division One Maine Road, Manchester
3132 26/12/1967 West Bromwich Albion 3-2 Manchester City Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
3133 30/12/1967 Manchester City 0-2 West Bromwich Albion Division One Maine Road, Manchester
3134 6/1/1968 Liverpool 4-1 West Bromwich Albion Division One Anfield, Liverpool
3135 20/1/1968 Liverpool 2-0 Southampton Division One Anfield, Liverpool
3136 27/1/1968 Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic 0-0 Liverpool FA Cup 3rd round Dean Court, Bournemouth
3137 30/1/1968 Liverpool 4-1 Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic FA Cup 3rd round replay Anfield, Liverpool
3138 3/2/1968 Everton 1-0 Liverpool Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3139 17/2/1968 Carlisle United 0-2 Everton FA Cup 4th round Brunton Park, Carlisle
3140 26/2/1968 Southampton 3-2 Everton Division One The Dell, Southampton
3141 2/3/1968 Sunderland 0-3 Southampton Division One Roker Park, Sunderland
3142 8/3/1968 Southampton 2-1 Fulham Division One The Dell, Southampton
3143 16/3/1968 Southampton 0-0 West Ham United Division One The Dell, Southampton
3144 23/3/1968 Burnley 2-0 Southampton Division One Turf Moor, Burnley
3145 30/3/1968 Tottenham Hotspur 5-0 Burnley Division One White Hart Lane, London
3146 6/4/1968 Tottenham Hotspur 6-1 Southampton Division One White Hart Lane, London
3147 12/4/1968 Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Leeds United Division One White Hart Lane, London
3148 13/4/1968 Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Stamford Bridge, London
3149 16/4/1968 Chelsea 1-0 Manchester City Division One Stamford Bridge, London
3150 20/4/1968 Everton 2-1 Chelsea Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3151 22/4/1968 Nottingham Forest 1-0 Everton Division One City Ground, Nottingham
3152 4/5/1968 Leicester City 4-2 Nottingham Forest Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
3153 11/5/1968 Leicester City 0-0 Stoke City Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
3154 10/8/1968 Queen's Park Rangers 1-1 Leicester City Division One Loftus Road, London
3155 13/8/1968 Arsenal 3-0 Leicester City Division One Highbury, London
3156 17/8/1968 Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool Division One Highbury, London
3157 21/8/1968 Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-0 Arsenal Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
3158 24/8/1968 Ipswich Town 1-2 Arsenal Division One Portman Road, Ipswich
3159 27/8/1968 Arsenal 4-1 Manchester City Division One Highbury, London
3160 31/8/1968 Arsenal 2-1 Queen's Park Rangers Division One Highbury, London
3161 4/9/1968 Arsenal 1-0 Sunderland League Cup 2nd round Highbury, London
3162 7/9/1968 Southampton 1-2 Arsenal Division One The Dell, Southampton
3163 14/9/1968 Arsenal 1-0 Stoke City Division One Highbury, London
3164 21/9/1968 Leeds United 2-0 Arsenal Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3165 25/9/1968 Leeds United 2-1 Bristol City League Cup 3rd round Elland Road, Leeds
3166 28/9/1968 Manchester City 3-1 Leeds United Division One Maine Road, Manchester
3167 5/10/1968 Everton 2-0 Manchester City Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3168 8/10/1968 Liverpool 1-1 Everton Division One Anfield, Liverpool
3169 12/10/1968 Southampton 2-5 Everton Division One The Dell, Southampton
3170 16/10/1968 Everton 0-0 Derby County League Cup 4th round Goodison Park, Liverpool
3171 19/10/1968 Everton 2-1 Stoke City Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3172 23/10/1968 Derby County 1-0 Everton League Cup 4th round replay Baseball Ground, Derby
3173 26/10/1968 Derby County 1-0 Birmingham City Division Two Baseball Ground, Derby
3174 30/10/1968 Derby County 0-0 Swindon Town League Cup 5th round Baseball Ground, Derby
3175 5/11/1968 Swindon Town 1-0 Derby County League Cup 5th round replay County Ground, Swindon
3176 9/11/1968 Luton Town 2-0 Swindon Town Division Three Kenilworth Road, Luton
3177 16/11/1968 Luton Town 6-1 Ware FA Cup 1st round Kenilworth Road, Luton
3178 23/11/1968 Luton Town 1-1 Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic Division Three Kenilworht Road, Luton
3179 29/11/1968 Stockport County 2-0 Luton Town Division Three Edgeley Park, Stockport
3180 7/12/1968 Stockport County 2-0 Barrow FA Cup 2nd round Edgeley Park, Stockport
3181 13/12/1968 Stockport County 5-0 Gillingham Division Three Edgeley Park, Stockport
3182 26/12/1968 Barrow 3-3 Stockport County Division Three Holker Street, Barrow-in-Furness
3183 28/12/1968 Stockport County 3-0 Southport Division Three Haig Avenue, Stockport
3184 4/1/1969 Blackburn Rovers 2-0 Stockport County FA Cup 3rd round Ewood Park, Blackburn
3185 11/1/1969 Blackburn Rovers 1-0 Cardiff City Division Two Ewood Park, Blackburn
3186 18/1/1969 Birmingham City 3-1 Blackburn Rovers Division Two St Andrew's, Birmingham
3187 25/1/1969 Sheffield Wednesday 2-2 Birmingham City FA Cup 4th round Hillsborough, Sheffield
3188 28/1/1969 Birmingham City 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday FA Cup 4th round replay St Andrew's, Birmingham
3189 1/2/1969 Blackpool 2-1 Birmingham City Division Two Broomfield Road, Blackpool
3190 12/2/1969 Cardiff City 1-0 Blackpool Division Two Ninian Park, Cardiff
3191 1/3/1969 Crystal Palace 3-1 Cardiff City Division Two Selhurst Park, London
3192 5/3/1969 Derby County 0-1 Crystal Palace Division Two Baseball Ground, Derby
3193 8/3/1969 Birmingham City 0-1 Crystal Palace Division Two St Andrew's, Birmingham
3194 15/3/1969 Crystal Palace 1-0 Bury Division Two Selhurst Park, London
3195 19/3/1969 Crystal Palace 4-2 Millwall Division Two Selhurst Park, London
3196 22/3/1969 Charlton Athletic 1-1 Crystal Palace Division Two The Valley, London
3197 26/3/1969 Crystal Palace 1-1 Oxford United Division Two Selhurst Park, London
3198 29/3/1969 Carlisle United 1-2 Crystal Palace Division Two Brunton Park, Carlisle
3199 4/4/1969 Crystal Palace 0-0 Middlesbrough Division Two Selhurst Park, London
3200 5/4/1969 Crystal Palace 3-1 Portsmouth Division Two Selhurst Park, London
3201 8/4/1969 Huddersfield Town 0-0 Crystal Palace Division Two Leeds Road, Huddersfield
3202 12/4/1969 Preston North End 0-0 Crystal Palace Division Two Deepdale, Preston
3203 19/4/1969 Crystal Palace 3-2 Fulham Division Two Selhurst Park, London
3204 28/4/1969 Blackburn Rovers 1-2 Crystal Palace Division Two Ewood Park, Blackburn
3205 9/8/1969 Crystal Palace 2-2 Manchester United Division One Selhurst Park, London
3206 13/8/1969 Crystal Palace 2-0 Sunderland Division One Selhurst Park, London
3207 16/8/1969 Everton 2-1 Crystal Palace Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3208 19/8/1969 Everton 3-0 Manchester United Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3209 23/8/1969 Manchester City 1-1 Everton Division One Maine Road, Manchester
3210 26/8/1969 Everton 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3211 30/8/1969 Everton 3-2 Leeds United Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3212 3/9/1969 Darlington 0-1 Everton League Cup 2nd round Feethams, Darlington
3213 6/9/1969 Derby County 2-1 Everton Division One Baseball Ground, Derby
3214 10/9/1969 Derby County 3-0 Southampton Division One Baseball Ground, Derby
3215 13/9/1969 Newcastle United 0-1 Derby County Division One St James's Park, Newcastle
3216 20/9/1969 Derby County 5-0 Tottenham Hotspur Division One Baseball Ground, Derby
3217 24/9/1969 Derby County 3-1 Hull City League Cup 3rd round Baseball Ground, Derby
3218 27/9/1969 Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 Derby County Division One Hillsborough, Sheffield
3219 4/10/1969 Ipswich Town 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday Division One Portman Road, Ipswich
3220 11/10/1969 Manchester United 2-1 Ipswich Town Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
3221 15/10/1969 Burnley 0-0 Manchester United League Cup 4th round Turf Moor, Burnley
3222 18/10/1969 Manchester United 1-1 Nottingham Forest Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
3223 20/10/1969 Manchester United 1-0 Burnley League Cup 4th round replay Old Trafford, Manchester
3224 25/10/1969 West Bromwich Albion 2-1 Manchester United Division One The Hawthorns, West Bromwich
3225 29/10/1969 Leicester City 0-0 West Bromwich Albion Division One Filbert Street, Leicester
3227 8/11/1969 Liverpool 0-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Anfield, Liverpool
3228 15/11/1969 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 Arsenal Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
3229 22/11/1969 Crystal Palace 2-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers Division One Selhurst Park, London
3230 29/11/1969 Southampton 1-1 Crystal Palace Division One The Dell, Southampton
3231 6/12/1969 Crystal Palace 0-1 Derby County Division One Selhurst Park, London
3232 13/12/1969 Derby County 2-0 Newcastle United Division One Baseball Ground, Derby
3233 20/12/1969 Everton 1-0 Derby County Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3234 23/12/1969 Everton 1-0 Manchester City Division One Goodison Park, Liverpool
3235 27/12/1969 Leeds United 2-1 Everton Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3236 3/1/1970 Leeds United 2-1 Swansea Town FA Cup 3rd round Elland Road, Leeds
3237 10/1/1970 Chelsea 2-5 Leeds United Division One Stamford Bridge, London
3238 17/1/1970 Leeds United 3-1 Coventry City Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3239 24/1/1970 Sutton United 0-6 Leeds United FA Cup 4th round Gander Green Lane, Sutton
3240 26/1/1970 Manchester United 2-2 Leeds United Division One Old Trafford, Manchester
3241 31/1/1970 Stoke City 1-1 Leeds United Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3242 7/2/1970 Leeds United 2-0 Mansfield Town FA Cup 5th round Elland Road, Leeds
3243 10/2/1970 Leeds United 5-1 West Bromwich Albion Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3245 21/2/1970 Swindon Town 0-2 Leeds United FA Cup 6th round County Ground, Swindon
3246 28/2/1970 Leeds United 2-0 Crystal Palace Division One Elland Road, Leeds
3247 7/3/1970 Liverpool 0-0 Leeds United Division One Anfield, Liverpool
3248 14/3/1970 Leeds United 0-0 Manchester United
3249 21/3/1970 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Leeds United Division One Molineux, Wolverhampton
3250 23/3/1970 Leeds United
FA Cup semi-final replay
FA Cup semi-final 2nd replay
Burnden Park, Bolton
3252 28/3/1970 Southampton 3-1 Leeds United Division One The Dell, Southampton
3253 31/3/1970 Coventry City 4-0 Southampton Division One Highfield, Road, Coventry
3254 4/4/1970 Stoke City 3-0 Coventry City Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3255 13/4/1970 Stoke City 1-2 Chelsea Division One Victoria Ground, Stoke
3256 15/4/1970 Burnley 3-1 Chelsea Division One Turf Moor, Burnley


Even though you may not be able to afford the latest fashions, there's no reason to run around wearing worn, out-of-date clothing! Fashion isn't just about the label on the tag – you may be able to use certain trimmings, colors, and fabric types to create the impression of being fashionable without blowing your budget.
First, if you want to look stylish, you'll need to study fashionable clothes in order to determine what it is that makes the item trendy. Whether it's the addition of sequins, beads, or sashes, you should be able to find these items in craft stores, sewing supply sites online, as well as clearance and discount outlets. Next, check out your local second-hand store for used clothing items that are basic in structure without a lot of design elements – these will provide the foundation for your own fashionable creations.
Making your own trendy t-shirts is a perfect place to start. You could easily pay $50 for a rhinestone embellished t-shirt in a pricey boutique, or you could make your own for less than $10. As you look through used clothes, choose pieces that are solid colored and with no designs on them. From there, all you'll need to do is add whatever trimmings or designs you want to the garment. If this includes screen prints, you may even be able to find useful pictures online that you can print onto iron-on paper and transfer to your shirt.
If you're handy with a sewing machine, you'll be able to save some major money on your clothing budget. There are always fabrics on clearance and you'll find that pattern companies like McCalls and Simplicity do a great job of putting out beautiful, stylish clothing patterns. If you don't know how to sew garments, check to see if your local sewing store offers classes or call seamstresses in your area to see if they'd be willing to give lessons.
Good bargain shoppers already know that you can take advantage of huge clearance sales at the end of a season. Unfortunately, if a particular design was trendy this year, it probably won't be anymore by the time next year rolls around. Therefore – just like with used clothing – you should try to find garments that are plain, but easily modified or items in classic styles and cuts that will always look fashionable, regardless of current trends and styles.
If you love a bargain, the outlet mall is a beautiful thing. Even if you have to drive an hour or so to reach the nearest one, the availability of different sales and discounts in these locations is well worth your time. As with shopping end-of-season clearance sales, you'll want to buy pieces that can be modified later so that you don't get stuck in last year's trends. Also, be sure to thoroughly check every garment you plan to purchase carefully before buying – many outlet stores offer defective clothing at a highly discounted price in addition to regular merchandise.
Even though you may look at some used or discounted garments and dismiss them immediately as not fashionable, they may still have some value. In particular, if they can easily be updated with the addition of accents, you could find yourself looking fashionable for a fraction of the price. Get into the habit of looking beyond your first impressions and you'll find a whole new world of budget style options at your fingertips.
Going to the supermarket can be such a drag! Unless you want to subsist on HoHos and potatoes, you may find that you need to spend more than expected to buy healthy food. Unfortunately, as worldwide crop demand increases and as farmers dedicate more land to the lucrative biodiesel market, you may find that food prices will go even higher. That said, there are some things you can do reduce your food expenditures.
Starting your own garden has an enormous number of benefits. In particular, if you want to eat healthy, organic produce, this is one way to ensure that you won't be exposed to the many chemicals used in commercial farms. In addition to saving money, you'll also be eating some of the best organic foods available. You may even want to purchase some canning jars and learn to preserve certain foods so that you'll have access to cheap, healthy produce year-round.
Regardless of how busy your schedule is, you can take a few hours to cook healthy foods for the rest of the week. For example, you can cook a roast and slice it up for sandwiches that you can take to work for several days. You may also want to try making soups, breads, and other items that freeze well and can be prepared ahead of time. Best of all, you don't even need to go and buy a cook book in order to find easy, tasty recipes – just search online for recipes, and you'll have access to a wealth of feedback left by individuals that have already tried each recipe.
There's no question that the cost of meat is outrageous. Even if you only want one or two pieces of meat a week – or some meat each day – you may find that you just can't afford it. At the same time, eating cheap tuna fish or other mercury-filled seafood products is simply not an option.
That said, some studies indicate that beef is the only meat that contains all of the proteins you need in your diet. In addition, if you do your research, you can find nuts, beans, and other items that contain the majority of these proteins that will supplement your beef intake. From there, you may find that you can easily cut your meat consumption down to one serving of beef per week, and still get all of the proteins that you need to stay healthy.
While many people tout the money-saving benefits of coupons, they won't help you save on the fresh fruits and vegetables you need. In addition, it's important to remember that these items have a limited shelf life, so you'll need to plan your purchases carefully. For example, bananas will only last a few days after they ripen. Consequently, many supermarkets offer produce at deeply discounted prices either at the end of the day or at the beginning. If you watch the employees in the produce department carefully, you may be able to find some good deals when they put these items out for quick sale.
Even though the price of food is likely to go higher, you don't need to go hungry or force yourself to eat foods that are filled with starch, preservatives, and agricultural chemicals. In many cases, if you a little extra research and follow some simple guidelines, you should be able to cut your food bill by a significant amount. Chances are, you'll find this gives you a much healthier diet, as well as a more affordable one.


When did you come to Romania? Working with JW Marriott in Bucharest brought me to Romania for the first time. I've only been here since April 2011.
What brought you here in the first place? The job opportunity - being a Chef in Cucina restaurant.
What is your favorite place in Romania? I don't know Romania that well yet, but I managed to see a bit of Bucharest and my two favorite places at this point are the old city center and Herastrau park, where I go jogging as often as I can! I'm sure that in time I'll get to know more about the city and the country and I'll have more insights to share.
What is your favorite Romanian food? Well, I know by now mititei and sarmale, but I must say that it's not quite my style - I prefer lighter dishes, more to like my home cooking. I love the Mediterranean's simple and basic flavors.
What is the one food you love to cook? My main interests in cooking are innovation and creation, but if we're talking about traditional dishes, I like to prepare primi piatti and desserts. I also like to play around a bit and put a little spin on the traditional recipes like lasagna or risotto.
How did you learn how to cook? In school. I got started in cooking at school, back in Italy.
What sort of recipes sell better in Romania, from your experience? From what I've seen so far, Romanian people seem to appreciate better traditional food and relatively simple recipes. What is more important is that the ingredients are fresh and of excellent quality.
What was the biggest kitchen 'disaster' in your career? How did you solve it? No major disasters to report, the most notable date from my school years, at pastry training - I was supposed to supervise a whole trolley of mini pizzas, about 200 of them. I left them in the oven too long and they were burnt to a crisp. No way to save the situation, we had to do them all over again.
Who is your favorite Chef (in the world)? Gualtiero Marhesi and Ferran Adria.
What is the first thing you usually do in the kitchen at the beginning of the day? Administrative duties, briefing the staff, reviewing the events of the day and comments and feedback from the guests we had in the previous day.
Where in Romania have you eaten the best Romanian food? Of the places I know so far, I have two favorite in the city, the first being Cucina (with all objectivity!!!). The second is Isoletta in Herastrau.


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La caldelà ou caldelana est une race bovine originaire d'Espagne, dans la région de Galice.

Origine

Géographique
Son nom vient de la commune de Castro Caldelas, dans la Province d'Ourense en Galice.

Historique
La caldelà présente des ressemblances avec les animaux du rameau cantabrique et du rameau ibérique.

C'est une race autochtone ancienne, mais qui ne doit son existence légale que depuis 1990 avec l'ouverture d'un registre généalogique bovin ou herd-book. Les effectifs autour d'une centaine d'individus en 2000, sont remontés à  en 2011. Elle est inscrite dans le groupe des races en danger de disparition.

En 2014, le nombre d'animaux est en légère régression.  sont inscrits dans le registres et  et  ont été admis dans ce registre. Le nombre moyen de bovins est de 27 par élevage. 75 % des animaux sont élevés dans un rayon de cinquante kilomètres et 100 % en Galice. En France, des spécialistes comme Philippe J. Dubois considèrent qu'une répartition géographique limitée est un critère de danger supplémentaire en cas d'accident : épizootie, accident climatique, géologique...

Morphologie
Elle porte une robe noire uniforme à l'exception d'un halo gris argenté autour du mufle et de la ligne dorsale rougeâtre.

C'est une race de grande taille. La vache mesure  pour  et le taureau  pour .

Aptitudes
C'est une ancienne race à double rôle, animal de trait et boucher. Elle a été considérée comme la meilleure race de travail en Galice. Ce rôle a été éliminé par la mécanisation de l'agriculture espagnole, mais ce passé de proximité avec l'homme en fait un animal docile et calme, facile à manipuler.

Ce n'est pas une race bouchère au sens productif, mais un bon moyen de mettre en valeur un territoire où les caractéristiques pédo-climatiques ne sont pas favorables aux races productives. Le mode d'élevage est soit traditionnel avec stabulation en hiver et pâturage en plein air l'été, soit extensif avec élevage en plein air intégral toute l'année. Dans les deux cas, à l'alimentation d'herbe broutée sur pied, les éleveurs complètent les animaux de foin et céréales en période moins favorable.

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Articles connexes
 Bovin
 Élevage bovin
 Liste des races bovines
 Élevage bovin en Espagne

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Race bovine originaire d'Espagne
Race animale originaire de Galice

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