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CREATE TABLE KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T
(
  ID NUMBER(8) NOT NULL,
  COUNTRY_NAME VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
  TWO_CHAR_CODE VARCHAR2(2) NOT NULL,
  THREE_CHAR_CODE VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL,
  OBJ_ID VARCHAR2(36) DEFAULT SYS_GUID() NOT NULL,
  VER_NBR VARCHAR2(8) NOT NULL,
  CONSTRAINT KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T_PK PRIMARY KEY (ID)
  ENABLE
);

ALTER TABLE KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T
ADD CONSTRAINT KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T_UK1 UNIQUE (TWO_CHAR_CODE)
 ENABLE;

ALTER TABLE KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T
ADD CONSTRAINT KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T_UK2 UNIQUE (THREE_CHAR_CODE)
 ENABLE;

ALTER TABLE KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T
ADD ("UPDATE_USER" VARCHAR2(60));

ALTER TABLE KC_COUNTRY_CODES_T
ADD ("UPDATE_TIMESTAMP" DATE);

commit;

CREATE SEQUENCE KC_COUNTRY_CODES_SEQ INCREMENT BY 1 START WITH 1 MINVALUE 0;
commit;

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Afghanistan','AF','AFG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Albania','AL','ALB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Algeria','DZ','DZA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'American Samoa','AS','ASM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Andorra','AD','AND', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Angola','AO','AGO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Anguilla','AI','AIA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Antarctica','AQ','ATA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Antigua and Barbuda','AG','ATG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Argentina','AR','ARG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Armenia','AM','ARM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Aruba','AW','ABW', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Australia','AU','AUS', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Austria','AT','AUT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Azerbaijan','AZ','AZE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bahamas','BS','BHS', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bahrain','BH','BHR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bangladesh','BD','BGD', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Barbados','BB','BRB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Belarus','BY','BLR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Belgium','BE','BEL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Belize','BZ','BLZ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Benin','BJ','BEN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bermuda','BM','BMU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bhutan','BT','BTN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bolivia','BO','BOL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bosnia and Herzegovina','BA','BIH', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Botswana','BW','BWA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bouvet Island','BV','BVT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Brazil','BR','BRA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'British Indian Ocean Territory','IO','IOT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Brunei Darussalam','BN','BRN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Bulgaria','BG','BGR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Burkina Faso','BF','BFA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Burundi','BI','BDI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cambodia','KH','KHM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cameroon','CM','CMR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Canada','CA','CAN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cape Verde','CV','CPV', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cayman Islands','KY','CYM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Central African Republic','CF','CAF', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Chad','TD','TCD', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Chile','CL','CHL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'China','CN','CHN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Christmas Island','CX','CXR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cocos (Keeling) Islands','CC','CCK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Colombia','CO','COL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Comoros','KM','COM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Congo','CG','COG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Congo, The Democratic Republic Of The','CD','COD', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cook Islands','CK','COK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Costa Rica','CR','CRI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Croatia','HR','HRV', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cuba','CU','CUB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Cyprus','CY','CYP', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Czech Republic','CZ','CZE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Côte D''Ivoire','CI','CIV', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Denmark','DK','DNK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Djibouti','DJ','DJI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Dominica','DM','DMA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Dominican Republic','DO','DOM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Ecuador','EC','ECU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Egypt','EG','EGY', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'El Salvador','SV','SLV', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Equatorial Guinea','GQ','GNQ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Eritrea','ER','ERI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Estonia','EE','EST', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Ethiopia','ET','ETH', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Falkland Islands (Malvinas)','FK','FLK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Faroe Islands','FO','FRO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Fiji','FJ','FJI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Finland','FI','FIN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'France','FR','FRA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'French Guiana','GF','GUF', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'French Polynesia','PF','PYF', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'French Southern Territories','TF','ATF', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Gabon','GA','GAB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Gambia','GM','GMB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Georgia','GE','GEO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Germany','DE','DEU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Ghana','GH','GHA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Gibraltar','GI','GIB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Greece','GR','GRC', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Greenland','GL','GRL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Grenada','GD','GRD', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Guadeloupe','GP','GLP', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Guam','GU','GUM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Guatemala','GT','GTM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Guernsey','GG','GGY', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Guinea','GN','GIN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Guinea-Bissau','GW','GNB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Guyana','GY','GUY', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Haiti','HT','HTI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Heard and McDonald Islands','HM','HMD', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Holy See (Vatican City State)','VA','VAT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Honduras','HN','HND', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Hong Kong','HK','HKG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Hungary','HU','HUN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Iceland','IS','ISL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'India','IN','IND', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Indonesia','ID','IDN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Iran, Islamic Republic Of','IR','IRN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Iraq','IQ','IRQ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Ireland','IE','IRL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Isle of Man','IM','IMN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Israel','IL','ISR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Italy','IT','ITA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Jamaica','JM','JAM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Japan','JP','JPN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Jersey','JE','JEY', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Jordan','JO','JOR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Kazakhstan','KZ','KAZ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Kenya','KE','KEN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Kiribati','KI','KIR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Korea, Democratic People''s Republic Of','KP','PRK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Korea, Republic of','KR','KOR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Kuwait','KW','KWT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Kyrgyzstan','KG','KGZ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Lao People''s Democratic Republic','LA','LAO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Latvia','LV','LVA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Lebanon','LB','LBN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Lesotho','LS','LSO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Liberia','LR','LBR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Libyan Arab Jamahiriya','LY','LBY', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Liechtenstein','LI','LIE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Lithuania','LT','LTU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Luxembourg','LU','LUX', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Macao','MO','MAC', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Macedonia, the Former Yugoslav Republic Of','MK','MKD', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Madagascar','MG','MDG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Malawi','MW','MWI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Malaysia','MY','MYS', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Maldives','MV','MDV', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Mali','ML','MLI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Malta','MT','MLT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Marshall Islands','MH','MHL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Martinique','MQ','MTQ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Mauritania','MR','MRT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Mauritius','MU','MUS', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Mayotte','YT','MYT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Mexico','MX','MEX', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Micronesia, Federated States Of','FM','FSM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Moldova, Republic of','MD','MDA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Monaco','MC','MCO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Mongolia','MN','MNG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Montenegro','ME','MNE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Montserrat','MS','MSR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Morocco','MA','MAR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Mozambique','MZ','MOZ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Myanmar','MM','MMR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Namibia','NA','NAM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Nauru','NR','NRU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Nepal','NP','NPL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Netherlands','NL','NLD', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Netherlands Antilles','AN','ANT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'New Caledonia','NC','NCL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'New Zealand','NZ','NZL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Nicaragua','NI','NIC', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Niger','NE','NER', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Nigeria','NG','NGA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Niue','NU','NIU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Norfolk Island','NF','NFK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Northern Mariana Islands','MP','MNP', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Norway','NO','NOR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Oman','OM','OMN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Pakistan','PK','PAK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Palau','PW','PLW', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Palestinian Territory, Occupied','PS','PSE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Panama','PA','PAN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Papua New Guinea','PG','PNG', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Paraguay','PY','PRY', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Peru','PE','PER', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Philippines','PH','PHL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Pitcairn','PN','PCN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Poland','PL','POL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Portugal','PT','PRT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Puerto Rico','PR','PRI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Qatar','QA','QAT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Romania','RO','ROU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Russian Federation','RU','RUS', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Rwanda','RW','RWA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Réunion','RE','REU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saint Barthélemy','BL','BLM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saint Helena','SH','SHN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saint Kitts And Nevis','KN','KNA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saint Lucia','LC','LCA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saint Martin','MF','MAF', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saint Pierre And Miquelon','PM','SPM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saint Vincent And The Grenedines','VC','VCT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Samoa','WS','WSM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'San Marino','SM','SMR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Sao Tome and Principe','ST','STP', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Saudi Arabia','SA','SAU', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Senegal','SN','SEN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Serbia','RS','SRB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Seychelles','SC','SYC', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Sierra Leone','SL','SLE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Singapore','SG','SGP', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Slovakia','SK','SVK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Slovenia','SI','SVN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Solomon Islands','SB','SLB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Somalia','SO','SOM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'South Africa','ZA','ZAF', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands','GS','SGS', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Spain','ES','ESP', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Sri Lanka','LK','LKA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Sudan','SD','SDN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Suriname','SR','SUR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Svalbard And Jan Mayen','SJ','SJM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Swaziland','SZ','SWZ', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Sweden','SE','SWE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Switzerland','CH','CHE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Syrian Arab Republic','SY','SYR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Taiwan, Province Of China','TW','TWN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Tajikistan','TJ','TJK', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Tanzania, United Republic of','TZ','TZA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Thailand','TH','THA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Timor-Leste','TL','TLS', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Togo','TG','TGO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Tokelau','TK','TKL', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Tonga','TO','TON', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Trinidad and Tobago','TT','TTO', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Tunisia','TN','TUN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Turkey','TR','TUR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Turkmenistan','TM','TKM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Turks and Caicos Islands','TC','TCA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Tuvalu','TV','TUV', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Uganda','UG','UGA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Ukraine','UA','UKR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'United Arab Emirates','AE','ARE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'United Kingdom','GB','GBR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'United States','US','USA', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'United States Minor Outlying Islands','UM','UMI', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Uruguay','UY','URY', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Uzbekistan','UZ','UZB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Vanuatu','VU','VUT', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of','VE','VEN', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Viet Nam','VN','VNM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Virgin Islands, British','VG','VGB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Virgin Islands, U.S.','VI','VIR', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Wallis and Futuna','WF','WLF', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Western Sahara','EH','ESH', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Yemen','YE','YEM', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Zambia','ZM','ZMB', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Zimbabwe','ZW','ZWE', 'kradev', sysdate);

insert into kc_country_codes_t (id, obj_id, ver_nbr, country_name, two_char_code, three_char_code, update_user, update_timestamp)
values(kc_country_codes_seq.nextval , sys_guid(), 1, 'Åland Islands','AX','ALA', 'kradev', sysdate);

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Gyllene Tider
The Grammis show moves to another venue
STOCKHOLM (UPDATED) - The Grammis gala is to be held on February 7 at the China Theater in Stockholm, but the theater has been booked a long time ago for the Ted Gärdestad musical "Sol, vind & vatten". The cast of "Sol, vind & vatten" refuses to let the Grammis crew have the theater early enough for building the set and rehearsing unless they get to participate in the gala with a number from the musical.
"This is out of the question," says Helene Rönnmark from Ifpi in an interview with Aftonbladet, and continues: "We are to give out 27 Grammis awards and don't even have time to show it all on TV." If bad comes to worse, Ifpi has plans to move the whole thing. "We have alternatives but I don't want to discuss them as I haven't spoken to our guests yet," Rönnmark says.
Gyllene Tider has been nominated in four categories, and Per Gessle in one. We earlier reported of three Gyllene Tider nominations, but it was later revealed that Gyllene Tider's live DVD was nominated as the "Music DVD of the Year", a brand new category.
Update: Ifpi informed on February 3 that he gala will be held at the Winter Garden in Grand Hotel Stockholm on February 7. The program chief Anders Knave from TV4 is not unhappy of the decision. "Ifpi has guaranteed us that this doesn't jeopardize the quality of the gala. The only thing changing is the venue," he says in Aftonbladet.
Aftonbladet article
Aftonbladet article 2 (in Swedish)
GylleneTider.se (in Swedish)
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ALBANY -- Fires used in the Pine Bush to restore native habitat of scrub pine and open grassland also greatly reduce chances that hikers will pick up ticks that could carry Lyme disease.
A study by two Union College professors has found areas of the Pine Bush that have already been restored carried 98 percent fewer ticks -- and that each avoided case of the tick-borne illness saves on average about $8,500 in medical costs.
The concept on display in the report by Economics Professor Stephen Schmidt and Kathleen LoGiudice, a biology professor, is that of "ecosystem services" -- how the environment can perform functions with benefits to people and that those benefits carry a monetary value.
Habitat restoration in the Pine Bush can plausibly be justified solely on the benefit of Lyme disease cases averted, according to the report, which will be published in the peer-reviewed journal Restoration Ecology.
The study began in 2007 in the Pine Bush Preserve, a 3,100-acre protected area along the boundaries of Albany, Colonie and Guilderland. Some of the area has classic habitat, while other parts are overrun with black locust trees and other non-native species.
Each year, preserve officials cut down some sections of overrun area, and deliberately start controlled fires, which clears ground cover and allows native plants to recolonize the sandy soils. Since 1991, more than 1,100 acres have been burned to restore the pine barrens habitat. Native plants have been replanted in about 240 acres.
Blueberries, huckleberries and a variety of herbs thrive in the sunny openings of restored pine barrens. Blue lupine, the plant that is food to the Pine Bush bellwether species, the Karner blue butterfly, also requires these open conditions.
During three summers, graduate student Scott Morlando and the researchers dragged cloths, meant to attract and retain ticks, along the ground in areas that had been restored to native habitat. The cloths were also dragged through areas where invasive trees like black locust result and other vegetation create a more shaded, moister environment more conducive to ticks.
And, as was expected, when areas were restored to native habitat, which are more open, get more sun and are drier, the amount of ticks present dropped dramatically, LoGiudice said.
It was not clear how many of the 625 cases of Lyme disease reported by Albany County residents last year may have come from ticks picked up in the preserve. But that habitation restoration is making the preserve a safer place to hike.
An average case of Lyme Disease results in about $8,500 in medical bills, Schmidt said. The preserve spends about $630,000 a year to restore Pine Bush habitat, which is equivalent in medical bills to 75 cases of Lyme disease.
Pine Bush Preserve Executive Director Chris Hawver said up to 100,000 people a year visit the preserve, and about two-thirds of the visitors use the hiking trails.
"By law, we have to manage the Pine Bush for habitat. It is good that there is also a side benefit that is a positive social and economic aspect for people," Hawver said.


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M.A.T. in Middle School Education
Learn more about the CEHD's Tuition Reduction Initiative that can be applied to the MAT in Middle School Education program!
Interested in becoming a teacher in middle school education?
The MAT in Middle School Education could be your start to an exciting and fulfilling career in teaching!
The MAT in Middle School Education enables graduate students to earn their initial teaching certification for grades 5-9 in Kentucky. Teacher candidates learn to teach through instruction in pedagogy, child development, special education, technology and diversity. Teacher candidates develop their skills through field experiences in local area schools.
The CEHD prepares future teachers who are committed to helping every student learn. The MAT program emphasizes meeting the needs of the individual learner through understanding and using the best instructional practices in a standards-based environment. Through coursework and clinical field experiences, UofL teacher education students become critical thinkers who are prepared to meet the demands of 21st century schools.
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Candidates to initial teacher certification programs are required to submit credentials supporting their academic ability, creativity and collaboration, communication and critical thinking skills, positive disposition, and commitment to the teaching profession. These credentials include test scores, transcripts, writing samples, and letters of recommendation which support the candidate's ability to succeed in a rigorous teacher education program. Competitive candidates will be invited to a formal, faculty interview.
Candidates for admission should review the following which outline the expectations of the teaching profession:
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Questions about the application should be directed to teacher@louisville.edu. Candidates will be notified via e-mail regarding the admission decision no later than six weeks after the application deadline. Applicants who are selected for admission will receive information about a mandatory orientation session.
Fall Admission - June 1st by 5:00 p.m.
Please note: If the application deadline falls on a Saturday or Sunday, we will accept the admission portfolio on the Monday after the deadline by 5:00 p.m.
Candidates who meet the following criteria may be eligible to apply to the Master of Arts in Teaching program. Candidates considering application to the MAT program should contact the MAT admissions counselor (teacher@louisville.edu) prior to applying for admission. Admission is competitive. Candidates who meet minimum academic requirements are not guaranteed admission to the program.
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Candidates considering application to the MAT program should attend an MAT Information Session. Please contact the Education Advising and Student Services Office for more information at 502-852-0574 or teacher@louisville.edu.
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For general information on financial aid resources, please visit the University of Louisville's Student Financial Aid office. The College of Education and Human Development has it's own web page dedicated to financial aid that contains some extra information not listed here.
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The CEHD has a long history of offering scholarships to prospective and current students pursuing an education degree program. The CEHD provides over $225,000 annually and selects recipients three times per year. Scholarship selection is competitive and applies to tuition only. Apply online for a CEHD Scholarship before the deadline (April 15th, June 1st and/or October 15th). Applicants should expect notification in four to five weeks after the posted deadline.
TEACH Grant
Through the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007, Congress created the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program that provides up to $4,000 per year to those who intend to teach in a public or private school that serves students from low-income families. Teachers must be certified in a high-need field. (Amount is pro-rated based on part-time or full-time status up to a maximum of $8,000 for graduate students.)
Applicants must complete the FAFSA (although financial need is not required) and be admitted to a teacher certification program. Applicants must score above the 75th percentile on a college admission test or maintain a cumulative gpa of 3.25 for eligibility.
Recipients must teach for a minimum of four years within eight calendar years of completing the teacher certification program. Those who fail to complete the service obligation must re-pay the loan, with interest charged form the first date of disbursement.


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New to Berkeley High School, the Black Scholars Center provides a space for students to do their homework, eat snacks, make friends, and work with others.
By Ava Ramsdale News May 14, 2022
Students work on homework in the Black Scholars Center at Berkeley High School.
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New to Berkeley High School (BHS), the Black Scholars Center (BSC) provides a space for students to do their homework, eat snacks, make friends, and work with others. They meet twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays in room M104 from 3:30 to 5:00 PM, and there are a variety of students and teachers who attend.
"We've already seen strong consistency of students coming because they feel like it's a space where they feel comfortable, but also pushed to do academic work as well," said Spencer Pritchard, a co-chair of the African American (AFAM) Studies department at Berkeley High School (BHS) and co-founder of the BSC.
Pritchard and his colleague Dawn Williams came up with the idea towards the beginning of the school year. They were granted funds to start their new program, but not given access to those funds until more recently.
Pritchard said that unforeseen obstacles and bureaucratic processes slowed the initial creation of the BSC, which occurred back in August 2021.
Tatyana Martinez, a student who attends the BSC, mentioned that they initially did not go to the meetings — as it was out of their comfort zone — but later decided to try going because "it seemed like a good opportunity and it's something different."
BHS student Skypeyton Bolden said the BSC is newer to BHS, so therefore there have been few opportunities to publicize the program. Most students learn about the program through friends and teachers, who encourage them to join.
She said she wants to be part of a community and meet new people, while also getting her academic work done.
"I want to get out of my comfort zone, because I have anxiety, so it's hard for me to talk to people if I'm not comfortable with it," Bolden said.
Pritchard and Williams hope that the BSC will become a place for Black students to be part of an academic and social community at school.
"[We] wanted a space for them to feel like they could fully be themselves while also pushing students to get tutoring and have after school support," Pritchard said.
Known by many of her students as "Doc W," Williams is the African Diaspora Dance teacher at BHS, and someone who helped create the BSC with Pritchard. According to Williams, one of the important things of the BSC is that it is a safe space in which students feel comfortable to ask for help.
"It's a little more comfortable when you're in an affinity group and you feel a sense of connection with the people in the space," Williams said.
Williams said that the BSC is not just a place to learn but also a community and a place to make friends. She said it is a safe space for students to relate to one another and a place where they can thrive.
Currently, around 10 to 15 students attend the BSC, and Pritchard said that the program would like to reach between 20 to 25 students. He hopes that they can offer tutoring and other resources such as help with doing college applications, as well as finding internships and job opportunities.
According to Pritchard, students in years past have advocated for having some type of resource center for Black students.
Pritchard said establishing a community for Black students — particularly on campus — has been a consistent issue, and Black students don't have the tools to receive substantial tutoring without resources like the BSC.
"We push them to do work and support them," Pritchard said. "I think we'll really start seeing an impact on students' grades as we're able to host this [BSC] for a longer period of time."
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Q: A message says "You have no other accounts on the Stack Exchange network", but I do When I open my profile on Stackoverflow and my profile on meta,
It says You have no other accounts on the Stack Exchange network
I can browse stack and meta safely and I have account on superuser, webmaster
Some bug about this?

A: Yep, all I'm seeing at the moment is my Area 51 account across the network:

A: We did some infrastructure upgrades on Dec. 23rd, part of which was upgrading our Redis servers to stable latest (other changes included some hardware upgrades).  This didn't go as smoothly as we would have liked, and we had some service outages as a consequence (note that we expect the next such upgrades to go much more smoothly, mostly due to lessons learned from this experience).
One of the network services nobody ever really sees that was negatively affected by this was our "Network Aggregator".  This service handles pulling up all sorts of per-site activity into a single "index database" that makes most of StackExchange.com's views possible performance wise.  The data is also used for things like the accounts tab, some of Careers, and some of chat (mostly via the API there though).
The service didn't die or anything, but there were some gaps in the data it'd pulled together.  This was causing some issues, particularly with Careers and the accounts tab (some of which have been reported on Meta).  So I kicked off our backfill task, which revealed two new problems.
First, backfilling took a lot longer than last time; looks like a factor of 3 or so.  Still not completely sure why, but I suspect the combination of Stack Exchange and Stack Overflow growth has just made a new round of performance tweaks necessary*.  This made the outage considerably more noticeable than it has been in the past, although the crucial bits that back chat, careers, and the API were still only unavailable for about 10 minutes all told.
Second, there was a regression on the accounts tab.  When we've done backfills in the past the accounts tab would report that it was temporarily unavailable, the new user page reworked the accounts tab substantially** and the code responsible for this check was lost.  It's since been restored, as Craver reported previously.
We should be back up and running now, the backfill has completed.  In the future this hopefully won't be as noticeable, and our messaging about temporary outages should be back where it was in the past already.
*Backfills being a rare occurrence, we haven't thrown nearly the resources at performance tuning that we have at... well, anything on the sites themselves.
**Previously, the tab was more or less the purview of StackExchange.com.  It was pulled closer to the rendering site in service of the panels shown in the summary view.  StackExchange.com's account tab on user profiles properly displayed an "unavailable" message during this outage accordingly.

A: Help! Everybody I know including myself has been abducted by aliens!

A: I am seeing this today, actually...

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


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Lovlina Borgohain settles for bronze in AIBA Women's World Championships
Ulan-Ude [Russia], Oct 12 (ANI): Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain settled with a bronze medal in the AIBA Women's World Championships after she faced a defeat at the hand of China's Yang Liu in the semifinal clash here on Saturday.
Borgohain lost the 69kg category bout in a split decision of 2-3, which ended her run in the tournament. She brought third bronze for India after Mary Kom and Jamuna Boro lost their bouts.
Earlier in the day, Boro in her maiden World Championships faced a 0-5 defeat at the hands of experience Hsiao-Wen while Manju Rani trounced Thailand's Chuthamat Raksat in the semifinal match to secure a final berth. She became the first Indian boxer after 18 years to reach the final on debut. Mary Kom in 2001 had reached the final.
Rani defeated her opponent 4-1 in the 48kg category to enter the final of the tournament. With this win, she became the first Indian to enter the final in the ongoing Championships. She will now compete for the gold medal bout.
In her quarterfinal clash, she outclassed North Korea's Kim Hyang Mi by 4-1 to reach the semis.
Six-time world champion Kom was knocked out of the tournament after facing a defeat in the semifinals by Turkey's Busenaz Cakiroglu 4-1 in the 51kg category. As a result, she settled with a bronze medal. (ANI)
Rahul emulates Dhoni twice as India level with Australia
Stunning images from Karun Nair's wedding celebrations
Centurion Rohit, Kohli set new records as India tame Aussies to win series
5 instances where India made an ODI series comeback after being 1-0 down
Aussies sting India, Kohli's boys suffer worst defeat since 2005
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Q: Spring issues with JVM Arguments I have a normal plain servlet . I am trying to load property file from the file system using Spring ReloadableResourceBundleMessageSource class.The file location is supplied by the JVM arguments. The following is my declaration of my MessageSource bean
<bean id="xmlXpathProperties" class="org.springframework.context.support.ReloadableResourceBundleMessageSource">
        <!-- check property file(s) every 600 second(10min) -->
        <property name="cacheSeconds" value="600"/>
        <property name="basenames">
            <list>
                <value>file:#{systemProperties.aircdrconfig}/cdr-airxml</value>
            </list>
        </property>
/bean>

If i am giving the JVM argument name with any special characters such as dots(.) or hyphen(-) for example : air.cdr.config, I am getting an exception like.
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanExpressionException Field or property 'air' cannot be found on object of type 'java.util.Properties'

If i remove the dot symbol then it's working fine. Any idea to overcome this problem? Thanks in advance.

A: You will need to refer to the properties this way:
#{ systemProperties['air.cdr.config'] }


It is a great start to this week because I am not scrambling to get a meal plan and grocery list together. I ended up going to the store on Friday. I probably will have to pick up a few things later this week but so far it is nice to not have to think about that this morning.
I stocked up on some things so I am hoping to make it until Tuesday next week. I still have to plan our Christmas Eve menu. Well really I need to narrow it down because I have way to many yummy things I want to make.
I am really excited about the Turkey Ruebens. They are so good. I will do a post later this week about how I make them.


Victory on the fourth stage went once again to Marc Coma (Repsol KTM) 1'17 ahead of Cyril Despres (Red Bull KTM) with the American Jonah Street (KTM) third (at 1'21).
Street with Fretigne third (at 43'42). Jordi Viladoms (Repsol KTM) is fourth (at 55'57) with Cyril moving up to 11th (at 1h37'07). After yesterday's crash Alain Duclos went better today to finish 16th on the special 26'44 behind the winner.
�I can't tell you what a pleasure it was to have a trouble free run. The tracks were really nice and I even managed to forget how far behind I am overall. I started in 47th place this morning and overtook about 40 bikes, and obviously that takes a little time, so to finish just behind Marc isn't too bad. Now we have to work at getting some time back.
�I slept last night in the medical tent and although I felt stiff this morning I decided to try and ride. In the end I was glad I did. I couldn't sit down and wasn't too strong in right hand corners but I could ride ok and didn't finish too badly. It don't think I will be 100% tomorrow but the good news is that I will start in the good group and won't have to eat too much dust.


This weekend, I flew down to the Kennesaw Mountain Writing Project site to take part in a series of exciting discussions about the work being done by various groups (such as the Western Massachusetts Writing Project) that are considered Technology Seed Sites. This means that we are pioneering some use of technology for professional development for our network of teachers. The NWP brought us all together to share the successes and challenges that we are facing in our work.
I talked about our Making Connections weblog project that is designed to reach out to urban and rural communities and help forge relationships with teachers in those districts, provide support for technology implementation, and get kids from very different communities "talking" to each other via weblogs. We are just about to entire Year Two of the project. You can view the report from Year One here.
Third Coast Writing Project (in Michigan) has been conducting mini-institutes around the concept of digital storytelling (which seemed to be a common strand among some of the 8 Seed Sites). They have created a cadre of workshop presenters and a task force to think through technology.
The Maine Writing Project has been moving away from the term Digital Storytelling and into the realm of Writing in Modern Media, which reflects a general shift towards reflection on how we are re-casting composition in our classrooms.
The Prairie Lands Writing Project (in Missouri) has been focusing in on technology institutes for its teachers as well as professional learning communities where thoughtful educators come together to brainstorm the integration of technology with writing.
The Oregon Writing Project has created a vibrant state network of technology leaders, with hopes of filtering knowledge down to the individual sites.
There are many challenges to using technology in the schools (access, equity, etc) but the work is exciting.
Much work focuses on three areas: Writing with technology (genres, rhetorical context, etc); Teaching with technology; and professional development.
There is very little research out there to help provide the framework for what we are doing — we are in "uncharted territory," as they put it.
Teacher-leaders involved in these ventures are becoming "hybrids" in that they are forging a connection between the disciplines, writing and technology in new ways.
Yesterday, I took part in the Western Massachusetts Writing Project's Best Practices in the Teaching of Writing. This is our annual event to showcase some of the inspirational work going on in our classrooms through workshops and roundtable discussions.
I led a workshop called Blogging for Beginners, and the teachers who worked with me created their own blogs through either WordPress or Edublogs this morning. Instead of a traditional written reflection, we opted to record their voices as they discussed how they envision using blogs for personal, professional and/or educational uses and post it as an audiocast. (That move was inspired by Paul Allison's efforts on his site called Teachers Teaching Teachers — thanks again, Paul, for providing a framework and inspiration).
We also had the pleasure of a wonderful keynote speaker, Anika Nailah, who discussed passionately how fiction writing can bridge cultural divides and allow people from different backgrounds to "come into the same room" as others. Anika also had the audience doing some writing and examining our own cultural backgrounds with language. She also allowed me to record her speech (I am the technology liaison for the WMWP) and audiocast her talk for members of our network who could not attend.
One of the more exciting ventures that I oversaw last year as a leader with the Western Massachusetts Writing Project was a new partnership with our area's largest newspaper, The Springfield Republican. Inspired by a similar effort at the Vermont Writing Project, the monthly publication seeks to highlight teachers in our WMWP network and the writing that is being done by their students. Among other things, this newspaper connection helps with continuity of the site by keeping our network connected. It also helps get the word out about the National Writing Project.
You can view PDF versions of some of the features at the newspaper's online site.


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HTG Molecular Announces an Amendment and Extension to its Precision Diagnostic Partnership (PDP) Two
TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 20, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- HTG Molecular Diagnostics, Inc. (HTGM) (HTG), a diagnostic company whose mission is to advance precision medicine, today announced it has amended its second precision diagnostic partnership program ("PDP Two") with QIAGEN Manchester Limited (QML) originally signed in October 2017. This fourth amendment to the program extends the use of the investigational use only (IUO) assay previously developed as part of the program, and adds certain activities that potentially could be included in future companion diagnostic regulatory submissions. The program amendment is expected to generate revenue in the low single-digit millions for these additional activities. HTG expects to complete the activities related to this amendment in 2019.
"This amendment highlights the expanded utilization of the program assay into additional trials as well as activities getting us closer to a potential companion diagnostic," stated Byron Lawson, HTG's SVP of Pharma Partnerships. "We are very appreciative of the trust our Pharma partner has extended us with this expansion," Mr. Lawson continued.
John Lubniewski, HTG's President and COO, added, "Becoming a preferred partner with biopharmaceutical companies in biomarker-driven drug development is a key aspect of our strategy. I am proud of our program team and the commitment to customer satisfaction that they continually demonstrate."
About HTG:
HTG is focused on advancing precision medicine. The company's proprietary HTG EdgeSeq technology automates complex, highly multiplexed molecular profiling from solid and liquid samples, even when limited in amount. HTG's customers use its technology to identify biomarkers important for precision medicine, to understand the clinical relevance of these discoveries, and ultimately to identify treatment options.
Safe Harbor Statement:
Statements contained in this press release regarding matters that are not historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding the anticipated benefits or outcomes of PDP Two. Words such as "believes," "anticipates," "plans," "expects," "intends," "will," "goal," "potential" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements necessarily contain these identifying words. These forward-looking statements are based upon management's current expectations, are subject to known and unknown risks, and involve assumptions that may never materialize or may prove to be incorrect. Actual results and the timing of events could differ materially from those anticipated in such forward-looking statements as a result of various risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, the risk that the activities contemplated by PDP Two, as amended, may not be performed as expected, or at all, the risk that the work to be performed under PDP Two, as amended, may not support additional clinical trials or the development and commercialization of a companion diagnostic assay, risks associated with our ability to successfully commercialize our products; the risk that our products and services may not be adopted by biopharmaceutical companies or other customers as anticipated, or at all; our ability to manufacture our products to meet demand; the level and availability of reimbursement for our products; our ability to effectively manage our anticipated growth; our ability to protect our intellectual property rights and proprietary technologies; our ability to operate our business without infringing the intellectual property rights and proprietary technology of third parties; competition in our industry; additional capital and credit availability; our ability to attract and retain qualified personnel; and product liability claims. These and other factors are described in greater detail in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including without limitation our Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2018. All forward-looking statements contained in this press release speak only as of the date on which they were made, and we undertake no obligation to update such statements to reflect events that occur or circumstances that exist after the date on which they were made.
Ashley R. Robinson
Email: arr@lifesciadvisors.com
The Amtrak That Works, and the Amtrak That Doesn't


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<LINK REL ="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" HREF="../../../../../stylesheet.css" TITLE="Style">

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Class RelatedDocset

java.lang.Object
  atg.search.routing.command.SearchXMLObject
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public class RelatedDocset
extends atg.search.routing.command.SearchXMLObject
implements java.io.Serializable

A related document set, sometimes included in a Document.

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Field Summary

static java.lang.String
CLASS_VERSION

          Class version string

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RelatedDocset()

Method Summary

 boolean
equals(java.lang.Object pObject)

protected  void
getAttributeXML(java.lang.StringBuilder sb)

protected  void
getBodyXML(java.lang.StringBuilder sb)

 int
getId()

          Returns the id of the docset

 int
getNumResultsInSet()

          Returns the number of results in the set

 java.lang.String
getPath()

          Returns the path

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getRelevance()

          Returns the relevance

 java.lang.String
getRequestTag()

 java.lang.String
getType()

          Returns the type of the docset

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hashCode()

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setId(int id)

          Sets the id of the docset

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setNumResultsInSet(int numResultsInSet)

          Sets the number of results in the set

 void
setPath(java.lang.String path)

          Sets the path

 void
setRelevance(int relevance)

          Sets the relevance

 void
setType(java.lang.String type)

          Sets the type of the docset

Methods inherited from class atg.search.routing.command.SearchXMLObject

appendComplexXml, appendOptionalAttr, appendOptionalElem, appendOptionalElem, appendOptionalElem, appendOptionalValue, appendRequiredAttr, appendRequiredElem, appendRequiredElem, appendRequiredValue, getAllAttributeXML, getAllBodyXML, getDefaultXmlBytes, getParentXMLObject, getXmlPath, isPrintedFirstChild, setParentXMLObject, setPrintedFirstChild, toString, toXML, toXML

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

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CLASS_VERSION

public static java.lang.String CLASS_VERSION

Class version string

Constructor Detail

RelatedDocset

public RelatedDocset()

Method Detail

equals

public boolean equals(java.lang.Object pObject)

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equals in class java.lang.Object

hashCode

public int hashCode()

Overrides:
hashCode in class java.lang.Object

getPath

public java.lang.String getPath()

Returns the path

Returns:
the path

setPath

public void setPath(java.lang.String path)

Sets the path

Parameters:
path - the path

getId

public int getId()

Returns the id of the docset

Returns:
the id of the docset

setId

public void setId(int id)

Sets the id of the docset

Parameters:
id - the id of the docset

getRelevance

public int getRelevance()

Returns the relevance

Returns:
the relevance

setRelevance

public void setRelevance(int relevance)

Sets the relevance

Parameters:
relevance - the relevance

getNumResultsInSet

public int getNumResultsInSet()

Returns the number of results in the set

Returns:
the number of results in the set

setNumResultsInSet

public void setNumResultsInSet(int numResultsInSet)

Sets the number of results in the set

Parameters:
numResultsInSet - the number of results in the set

getType

public java.lang.String getType()

Returns the type of the docset

Returns:
the type of the docset

setType

public void setType(java.lang.String type)

Sets the type of the docset

Parameters:
type - the type of the docset

getRequestTag

public java.lang.String getRequestTag()

Specified by:
getRequestTag in class atg.search.routing.command.SearchXMLObject

getAttributeXML

protected void getAttributeXML(java.lang.StringBuilder sb)
                        throws atg.search.routing.command.IncompleteCommandException

Overrides:
getAttributeXML in class atg.search.routing.command.SearchXMLObject

Throws:

atg.search.routing.command.IncompleteCommandException

getBodyXML

protected void getBodyXML(java.lang.StringBuilder sb)
                   throws atg.search.routing.command.IncompleteCommandException

Overrides:
getBodyXML in class atg.search.routing.command.SearchXMLObject

Throws:

atg.search.routing.command.IncompleteCommandException

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Bands Around Town #1: West London
By Nick Roseblade on Thursday, 12th November 2015 at 11:00 am
Editor's note: we're trying a new experiment with a premiere of a different kind of Bands to Watch feature, specific to a region. Our Nick lives in West London and was itching to write about the bands he finds inspiring just on his doorstep. Do you feel the same way about the bands in your area? If yes, get in touch with us on Twitter at @tgtf and we can chat about highlighting your local favourites in a future edition!
West London has always had a rich musical scene. Back in the 1960s, it was where Alexis Korner established his rhythm and blues network in Ealing that would see bands like the Rolling Stones and The Who meet up and get their first breaks. Then came Jim Marshall, who decided to build amplifiers for this burgeoning scene, and Led Zeppelin used to rehearse in a school hall in Hanwell.
But that was the past. I hear you ask, what is the scene like now? Here are the six most exciting and intoxicating bands that the West London boroughs have to offer.
Ella and the Blisters
Filled with the Romany spirit, this bunch of gypsy punks turn every venue they play into a celebration of life and music, and they've been entertaining audiences up and down the country since 2013. After a blistering set at this year's Green Belt Festival and Secret Garden Party, there is a rumour of a second album next year. This septet mixes traditional folk, gypsy jazz, rockabilly, country, New Orleans soul and punk ideology to create something that sounds fresh and vibrant, but also feels familiar due to having one foot in the past.
Ella and The Blisters – album by Ella and The Blisters
This trio's brand of heavy rhythmic rock gives you faith in the genre's future. Instead of trying to pander to the get rich quick band of pop stars and flavour of the month genres, Two Hands have delivered one exceptional EP this year and there is a rumour of another. Their live sets are enthused with songs that put an etch in your sketch. Mixing Queens of the Stone Age, Interpol, Arctic Monkeys, but with the vocal intensity of Texas is the Reason, Glassjaw and Rival Schools, their sound is big riffs, catchy shouty choruses and ultimately a good time.
Jon Mapp
West London isn't just known for its rock, jazz is in the fabric of the boroughs. The Rolling Stones met and formed at the Ealing Jazz Club. One local musician carrying the jazz spirit is Jon Mapp. While technically he is not 100% jazz, he does use certain techniques and devices that lend themselves to jazz readily. Mapp plays certain patterns of bass notes, which he then records and loops. Then he plays new bass parts over this, along with percussive beats and rhythms. Easy, eh? But the real cleverness is the intricacies and interplay of the old and new bass runs. It's melodic, hypnotic and strangely beautiful.
Originally from Richmond, Lorca now spends his time between his West London hub, Brighton and DJing breath taking sets around the world. His style is refreshing and inventive. This was showcased on the 'Forgive Me Love' / 'Naoko' single last year. Now he has started to infuse his output with tribal vocals and rhythms, however it still remains true to Lorca's bass heavy ethos. Due to countless DJ sets around the world, Lorca's tracks have a dance floor sensibility that matches his creative vision.
Odd Rival
What's not to like about Odd Rival? They're young, play loud and fast and write brilliant songs. Live, they're incendiary and blow away any other band on the line-up due to their frenetic playing and a hunger to make it. Their brand of math-punk sets them aside from their peers, as not only can they play – and how can they play – but they have an uncanny understanding of melody that means their songs don't get lost in weighty ideas and unnecessary solos. Stand out track 'Slave' sounds like Longcut meets Foals, but with the riffs of Swervedriver at their heaviest.
Du Bellows (pictured at top)
The jewel in West London's musical crown is Du Bellows. Musically. They sound like a mix of Fleetwood Mac and John McLaughlin at their acoustic, folky peaks. There are elements of the blues in there too, but it's their vibe that conjures up images of musical past more as much as the present. I could add even more lazy journalism to this and say they remind me of a more stripped down Big Brother & the Holding Company with a certain female vocalist. I won't, but you get the gist. But it's the clarity and range of singer Jade Williams' vocals that are the real hook. She can go from husky whispers to maelstroms of volume and passion in seconds. Also it helps that she's backed by one of the tightest rhythm sections this side of Nashville, and in TJ Shipton Williams, this band have a guitarist who can not only match her note for note, but predict where she'll go next.