There are 50 pet friendly assisted living facilities in VENTURA County, California. These senior living facilities in VENTURA County allow dogs, cats and other small pets. Pet-friendly policies and costs vary in all 50 facilities.
Land Of Enchantment Board And Care provides pet friendly assisted living care in Thousand Oaks, California. The senior living facility can provide accommodation to a maximum of 6 pet owners at a time. With a location at 346 E. Gainsborough Road, in the 91360 area code inside Ventura county, Land Of Enchantment Board And Care provides assistance and support not only to older adults, but to their pets as well. Land Of Enchantment Board And Care includes assisted living services such as help with taking a bath, getting dressed and individual care plans. This senior care facility allows Medicare and Medicaid.
Simi Valley Residential Care Ii specializes in providing pet friendly assisted living in Ventura county, California. Up to 6 seniors can take advantage of its services and choose from multiple assisted apartment layouts. Simi Valley Residential Care Ii recognizes the importance of pets in seniors' lives. Although cats, dogs and other pets are welcome, there are some pet related rules and restrictions. Simi Valley Residential Care Ii can provide aid with bathing, dressing and incontinence care to any pet owner senior citizen in Simi Valley, CA and surrounding areas. Simi Valley Residential Care Ii is located at 713 Erringer Rd. , 93065 and supports seniors with Alzheimer's disease.
When looking for an assisted living facility in Thousand Oaks, California that allows pets, consider Belmont Village Thousand Oaks. This pet friendly assisted living facility is an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 158 assisted living units and includes services such as pet care, walking trails and staff available 24/7. Its license number is 565801746. Belmont Village Thousand Oaks provides senior living not only to Thousand Oaks older adults, but also to all Ventura county pet owners as well.
If you have a pet and also need help with daily living, Simi Valley Residential Care I can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and personal care you need in Simi Valley, California. Simi Valley Residential Care I has a maximum capacity of 6 older adults who want to live with their pets and includes amenities such as on-site café, transportation services and apartment cleaning. Senior cat owners can enjoy the companionship of their pet at Simi Valley Residential Care I. There are pet related rules that senior pet owners are expected to follow when staying at Simi Valley Residential Care I.
Compassionate Care Residence-hendrix can accommodate 6 senior citizens who have a pet and offers services such as monthly doctor visits, regular health checkups and an on-site nurse. This pet-friendly personal care facility is located at 1376 Hendrix Ave, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Thousand Oaks, CA older pet owners. Compassionate Care Residence-hendrix has certain pet related rules and restrictions in place.
Situated at 506 Drown Avenue, inside 93023 zip code area in Ventura county, Olive Branch Of Ojai provides pet friendly assisted senior living to Ojai, CA cat and dog owners and includes services such as group outings, scheduled picnics with residents and families and numerous entertainment options. Olive Branch Of Ojai can house up to 6 older adult pet owners at a time and provides multiple pet amenities and services to Ojai residents.
Located at 350 South Arcade Drive, Ventura, California, 93003, Finest Living At Arcade can help any Ventura county pet owner who requires senior living assistance and includes services such as Internet, help with laundry, communal kitchen and more. Finest Living At Arcade can provide pet friendly assisted living to no more than 6 Ventura residents at once. Finest Living At Arcade recognizes the positive effect of pets on lives of senior citizens and welcomes pets. Certain pet related rules and restrictions apply. It is licensed by California with license number 565801730.
Senior citizens looking for senior living communities in Thousand Oaks, California that accept pets will find Park Vista Senior Living 1-2, located at 360 Arcturus Street inside 91360 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their personal and pet care needs. Park Vista Senior Living 1-2 is pet friendly, so Ventura county seniors can continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets while getting all the senior care services they need, such as round-the-clock caregiving, help with moving around and more. Park Vista Senior Living 1-2 is able to care for up to 6 older adults and allows seniors to stay with cats or dogs under certain pet-related rules. California records indicate 565802419 license number for Park Vista Senior Living 1-2.
Located at 290 Dena Drive in Ventura county, Mountain View Residential Care enables pet owners in Newbury Park, CA as well as those who live in surrounding areas to receive assisted living care. This pet friendly senior living facility includes amenities such as medication set-up and reminders, a wellness center and emergency pendants. Living with a pet at Mountain View Residential Care is possible for up to 6 Newbury Park older adults. Mountain View Residential Care has an official license to provide senior living accommodations for Ventura, CA seniors who are dog and cat owners, with license # 565800169.
Older adults with pets who require assisted living in Thousand Oaks, California can take advantage of Atria Hillcrest, situated at 405 Hodencamp Road. Atria Hillcrest provides amenities such as on-site hair salons and grooming, daily fitness activities and gourmet dining. Seniors with cats, dogs and other pets are welcome at this facility. Certain pet related rules mentioned in the pet policy apply. Atria Hillcrest is capable of caring for up to 207 senior citizen pet owners from 91360 zip code in Ventura county and nearby areas. Atria Hillcrest has an active license to offer assisted living in Thousand Oaks, California License number: 565800366.
Sea Breeze Manor provides pet friendly assisted living care in Oxnard, California. The senior living facility can provide accommodation to a maximum of 6 pet owners at a time. With a location at 1511 Offshore Street, in the 93035 area code inside Ventura county, Sea Breeze Manor provides assistance and support not only to older adults, but to their pets as well. Sea Breeze Manor includes assisted living services such as help with taking a bath, getting dressed and individual care plans. This senior care facility allows Medicare and Medicaid.
Grace Living offers pet friendly assisted living in Ventura county, California. Up to 6 seniors can take advantage of its services and choose from multiple assisted apartment layouts. Grace Living recognizes the importance of pets in seniors' lives. Although cats, dogs and other pets are welcome, there are some pet related rules and restrictions. Grace Living can provide aid with bathing, dressing and incontinence care to any pet owner senior citizen in Oxnard, CA and surrounding areas. Grace Living is located at 8 Carriage Square, 93030 and provides care to older adults who need memory care.
When looking for an assisted living facility in Simi Valley, California that allows pets, consider Caccam's Sorrel Residence. This pet friendly assisted living facility is an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 5 assisted living units and includes services such as pet care, walking trails and staff available 24/7. Its license number is 565800673. Caccam's Sorrel Residence provides senior living not only to Simi Valley older adults, but also to all Ventura county pet owners as well.
If you have a pet and also need help with daily living, Angels Ii can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and personal care you need in Simi Valley, California. Angels Ii has a maximum capacity of 6 older adults who want to live with their pets and includes amenities such as on-site café, transportation services and apartment cleaning. Seniors with dogs can enjoy the companionship of their pet at Angels Ii. There are pet related rules that senior pet owners are expected to follow when staying at Angels Ii.
A Bradley House can accommodate 6 retirees who have a pet and offers services such as monthly doctor visits, regular health checkups and an on-site nurse. This pet-friendly personal care facility is located at 4031 Apricot Road, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Simi Valley, CA older pet owners. A Bradley House has certain pet related rules and restrictions in place.
Situated at 451 Walbridge Way, inside 93023 zip code area in Ventura county, Casa Bella provides pet friendly assisted senior living to Ojai, CA cat and dog owners and includes services such as group outings, scheduled picnics with residents and families and numerous entertainment options. Casa Bella can house up to 6 older adult pet owners at a time and provides multiple pet amenities and services to Ojai residents.
Located at 348 W. Avenida De Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks, California, 91360, Our Community House Of Hope can help any Ventura county pet owner who requires senior living assistance and includes services such as Internet, help with laundry, communal kitchen and more. Our Community House Of Hope can provide pet friendly assisted living to no more than 4 Thousand Oaks residents at once. Our Community House Of Hope recognizes the positive effect of pets on lives of senior citizens and welcomes pets. Certain pet related rules and restrictions apply. It is licensed by California with license number 565801796.
Retirees looking for senior living communities in Ventura, California that accept pets will find Treacy Villa, located at 3482 Loma Vista Rd inside 93003 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their personal and pet care needs. Treacy Villa is pet friendly, so Ventura county seniors can continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets while getting all the senior care services they need, such as round-the-clock caregiving, help with moving around and more. Treacy Villa is able to care for up to 49 older adults and allows seniors to stay with cats or dogs under certain pet-related rules. California records indicate 561703345 license number for Treacy Villa.
Located at 2770 Highgate Pl. in Ventura county, Autumn Manor enables pet owners in Simi Valley, CA as well as those who live in surrounding areas to receive assisted living care. This pet friendly senior living facility includes amenities such as medication set-up and reminders, a wellness center and emergency pendants. Living with a pet at Autumn Manor is possible for up to 6 Simi Valley older adults. Autumn Manor has an official license to provide senior living accommodations for Ventura, CA seniors who are dog and cat owners, with license # 565800841.
Seniors with dogs who require assisted living in Thousand Oaks, California can take advantage of Atria Park Of Grand Oaks, situated at 2177 Thousand Oaks Blvd. . Atria Park Of Grand Oaks provides amenities such as on-site hair salons and grooming, daily fitness activities and gourmet dining. Seniors with cats, dogs and other pets are welcome at this facility. Certain pet related rules mentioned in the pet policy apply. Atria Park Of Grand Oaks is capable of caring for up to 140 senior citizen pet owners from 91362 zip code in Ventura county and nearby areas. Atria Park Of Grand Oaks has an active license to offer assisted living in Thousand Oaks, California License number: 565801876.
Golden Care Moments provides pet friendly assisted living care in Simi Valley, California. The senior living facility can provide accommodation to a maximum of 6 pet owners at a time. With a location at 2235 Elizondo Street, in the 93065 area code inside Ventura county, Golden Care Moments provides assistance and support not only to older adults, but to their pets as well. Golden Care Moments includes assisted living services such as help with taking a bath, getting dressed and individual care plans. This senior care facility accepts both Medicaid and Medicare.
Compassionate Care Residence - Flores specializes in providing pet friendly assisted living in Ventura county, California. Up to 6 seniors can take advantage of its services and choose from multiple assisted apartment layouts. Compassionate Care Residence - Flores recognizes the importance of pets in seniors' lives. Although cats, dogs and other pets are welcome, there are some pet related rules and restrictions. Compassionate Care Residence - Flores can provide aid with bathing, dressing and incontinence care to any pet owner senior citizen in Thousand Oaks, CA and surrounding areas. Compassionate Care Residence - Flores is located at 144 W. Avenida De Las Flores, 91360 and helps seniors with dementia.
When looking for an assisted living facility in Fillmore, California that allows pets, consider Fillmore Country Club. This pet friendly assisted living facility is an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 66 assisted living units and includes services such as pet care, walking trails and staff available 24/7. Its license number is 565801892. Fillmore Country Club provides senior living not only to Fillmore older adults, but also to all Ventura county pet owners as well.
If you have a cat or a dog and also need help with daily living, Royal Oaks Home Care can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and personal care you need in Simi Valley, California. Royal Oaks Home Care has a maximum capacity of 6 older adults who want to live with their pets and includes amenities such as on-site café, transportation services and apartment cleaning. Seniors who own pets can enjoy the companionship of their pet at Royal Oaks Home Care. There are pet related rules that senior pet owners are expected to follow when staying at Royal Oaks Home Care.
Home Sweet Home Care can accommodate 6 retirees who have a pet and offers services such as monthly doctor visits, regular health checkups and an on-site nurse. This pet-friendly personal care facility is located at 7520 Van Buren Street, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Ventura, CA older dog owners. Home Sweet Home Care has certain pet related rules and restrictions in place.
Situated at 415 East Sidlee Street, inside 91360 zip code area in Ventura county, An Everlasting Spring - Senior Care provides pet friendly assisted senior living to Thousand Oaks, CA cat and dog owners and includes services such as group outings, scheduled picnics with residents and families and numerous entertainment options. An Everlasting Spring - Senior Care can house up to 6 older adult pet owners at a time and provides multiple pet amenities and services to Thousand Oaks residents.
Located at 28 Wales Street, Thousand Oaks, California, 91360, A Loving Heart Senior Care can help any Ventura county pet owner who requires senior living assistance and includes services such as Internet, help with laundry, communal kitchen and more. A Loving Heart Senior Care can provide pet friendly assisted living to no more than 6 Thousand Oaks residents at once. A Loving Heart Senior Care recognizes the positive effect of pets on lives of senior citizens and welcomes pets. Certain pet related rules and restrictions apply. It is licensed by California with license number 565801597.
Seniors looking for senior living communities in Simi Valley, California that accept pets will find Carmen's Care Manor Ii, located at 1754 Darrah Avenue inside 93063 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their personal and pet care needs. Carmen's Care Manor Ii is pet friendly, so Ventura county seniors can continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets while getting all the senior care services they need, such as round-the-clock caregiving, help with moving around and more. Carmen's Care Manor Ii is able to care for up to 6 older adults and allows seniors to stay with cats or dogs under certain pet-related rules. California records indicate 565801791 license number for Carmen's Care Manor Ii.
Located at 1075 Greenfield Street in Ventura county, An Everlasting Spring - Senior Care enables pet owners in Thousand Oaks, CA as well as those who live in surrounding areas to receive assisted living care. This pet friendly senior living facility includes amenities such as medication set-up and reminders, a wellness center and emergency pendants. Living with a pet at An Everlasting Spring - Senior Care is possible for up to 6 Thousand Oaks older adults. An Everlasting Spring - Senior Care has an official license to provide senior living accommodations for Ventura, CA seniors who are dog and cat owners, with license # 565801584.
Seniors with pet companions who require assisted living in Simi Valley, California can take advantage of A Bradley House Ii, situated at 805 Erringer Road. A Bradley House Ii provides amenities such as on-site hair salons and grooming, daily fitness activities and gourmet dining. Seniors with cats, dogs and other pets are welcome at this facility. Certain pet related rules mentioned in the pet policy apply. A Bradley House Ii is capable of caring for up to 6 senior citizen pet owners from 93065 zip code in Ventura county and nearby areas. A Bradley House Ii has an active license to offer assisted living in Simi Valley, California License number: 565801788.
Edna's Residential Care Ii provides pet friendly assisted living care in Camarillo, California. The senior living facility can provide accommodation to a maximum of 6 pet owners at a time. With a location at 1955 Weston Circle, in the 93010 area code inside Ventura county, Edna's Residential Care Ii provides assistance and support not only to older adults, but to their pets as well. Edna's Residential Care Ii includes assisted living services such as help with taking a bath, getting dressed and individual care plans. This senior care facility accepts both Medicaid and Medicare.
Enduring Oaks Assisted Living offers pet friendly assisted living in Ventura county, California. Up to 6 seniors can take advantage of its services and choose from multiple assisted apartment layouts. Enduring Oaks Assisted Living recognizes the importance of pets in seniors' lives. Although cats, dogs and other pets are welcome, there are some pet related rules and restrictions. Enduring Oaks Assisted Living can provide aid with bathing, dressing and incontinence care to any pet owner senior citizen in Moorpark, CA and surrounding areas. Enduring Oaks Assisted Living is located at 4264 Colibri Court, 93021 and helps seniors with Alzheimer's disease.
When looking for an assisted living facility in Newbury Park, California that allows pets, consider Thousand Oaks Senior Care Assisted Living. This pet friendly assisted living facility is an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 6 assisted living apartments and includes services such as pet care, walking trails and staff available 24/7. Its license number is 565801973. Thousand Oaks Senior Care Assisted Living provides senior living not only to Newbury Park older adults, but also to all Ventura county pet owners as well.
If you have a cat or a dog and also need help with daily living, Cottages Of The Oaks can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and personal care you need in Thousand Oaks, California. Cottages Of The Oaks has a maximum capacity of 6 older adults who want to live with their pets and includes amenities such as on-site café, transportation services and apartment cleaning. Senior citizens with pets can enjoy the companionship of their pet at Cottages Of The Oaks. There are pet related rules that senior pet owners are expected to follow when staying at Cottages Of The Oaks.
Gables Of Ojai can accommodate 118 senior citizens who have a pet and offers services such as monthly doctor visits, regular health checkups and an on-site nurse. This pet-friendly personal care facility is located at 701 N. Montgomery St. , and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Ojai, CA older pet owners. Gables Of Ojai has certain pet related rules and restrictions in place.
Situated at 5440 Ralston Street, inside 93003 zip code area in Ventura county, Lexington Assisted Living provides pet friendly assisted senior living to Ventura, CA cat and dog owners and includes services such as group outings, scheduled picnics with residents and families and numerous entertainment options. Lexington Assisted Living can house up to 125 older adult pet owners at a time and provides multiple pet amenities and services to Ventura residents.
Located at 1273 Sheffield Place, Thousand Oaks, California, 91360, Happy Home Care Ii can help any Ventura county pet owner who requires senior living assistance and includes services such as Internet, help with laundry, communal kitchen and more. Happy Home Care Ii can provide pet friendly assisted living to no more than 6 Thousand Oaks residents at once. Happy Home Care Ii recognizes the positive effect of pets on lives of senior citizens and welcomes pets. Certain pet related rules and restrictions apply. It is licensed by California with license number 565801764.
Retirees looking for senior living communities in Thousand Oaks, California that accept pets will find Select Senior Living Ii, located at 113 Erten Street inside 91360 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their personal and pet care needs. Select Senior Living Ii is pet friendly, so Ventura county seniors can continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets while getting all the senior care services they need, such as round-the-clock caregiving, help with moving around and more. Select Senior Living Ii is able to care for up to 6 older adults and allows seniors to stay with cats or dogs under certain pet-related rules. California records indicate 565802431 license number for Select Senior Living Ii.
Located at 2796 Drummond Place in Ventura county, Applegate @ Drummond enables pet owners in Thousand Oaks, CA as well as those who live in surrounding areas to receive assisted living care. This pet friendly senior living facility includes amenities such as medication set-up and reminders, a wellness center and emergency pendants. Living with a pet at Applegate @ Drummond is possible for up to 6 Thousand Oaks older adults. Applegate @ Drummond has an official license to provide senior living accommodations for Ventura, CA seniors who are dog and cat owners, with license # 565801952.
Older adults with pets who require assisted living in Simi Valley, California can take advantage of Blessed Family Living Ii, situated at 2867 Tanisha Court. Blessed Family Living Ii provides amenities such as on-site hair salons and grooming, daily fitness activities and gourmet dining. Seniors with cats, dogs and other pets are welcome at this facility. Certain pet related rules mentioned in the pet policy apply. Blessed Family Living Ii is capable of caring for up to 6 senior citizen pet owners from 93065 zip code in Ventura county and nearby areas. Blessed Family Living Ii has an active license to offer assisted living in Simi Valley, California License number: 565801685.
Thousand Oaks Home Care Ii provides pet friendly assisted living care in Thousand Oaks, California. The senior living facility can provide accommodation to a maximum of 6 pet owners at a time. With a location at 9 W. Sidlee St. , in the 91360 area code inside Ventura county, Thousand Oaks Home Care Ii provides assistance and support not only to older adults, but to their pets as well. Thousand Oaks Home Care Ii includes assisted living services such as help with taking a bath, getting dressed and individual care plans. This senior care facility accepts Medicare and Medicaid.
Bf Homes offers pet friendly assisted living in Ventura county, California. Up to 6 seniors can take advantage of its services and choose from multiple assisted apartment layouts. Bf Homes recognizes the importance of pets in seniors' lives. Although cats, dogs and other pets are welcome, there are some pet related rules and restrictions. Bf Homes can provide aid with bathing, dressing and incontinence care to any pet owner senior citizen in Simi Valley, CA and surrounding areas. Bf Homes is located at 1149 Appleton Road, 93065 and helps seniors with dementia.
When looking for an assisted living facility in Thousand Oaks, California that allows pets, consider Our Home Thousand Oaks 3. This pet friendly assisted living facility is an excellent luxurious senior care option. It has a total of 6 assisted living apartments and includes services such as pet care, walking trails and staff available 24/7. Its license number is 565801768. Our Home Thousand Oaks 3 provides senior living not only to Thousand Oaks older adults, but also to all Ventura county pet owners as well.
If you have a pet and also need help with daily living, Autumn Manor #3 can help you or your loved one to find the assistance and personal care you need in Simi Valley, California. Autumn Manor #3 has a maximum capacity of 6 older adults who want to live with their pets and includes amenities such as on-site café, transportation services and apartment cleaning. Older adults with pets can enjoy the companionship of their pet at Autumn Manor #3. There are pet related rules that senior pet owners are expected to follow when staying at Autumn Manor #3.
Thousand Oaks Homecare Iii can accommodate 6 baby boomers who have a pet and offers services such as monthly doctor visits, regular health checkups and an on-site nurse. This pet-friendly personal care facility is located at 143 West Sidlee Street, and it is fully equipped to provide assisted living to Thousand Oaks, CA older pet owners. Thousand Oaks Homecare Iii has certain pet related rules and restrictions in place.
Situated at 380 Arcturus Street, inside 91360 zip code area in Ventura county, Park Vista Senior Living 1-4 provides pet friendly assisted senior living to Thousand Oaks, CA cat and dog owners and includes services such as group outings, scheduled picnics with residents and families and numerous entertainment options. Park Vista Senior Living 1-4 can house up to 6 older adult pet owners at a time and provides multiple pet amenities and services to Thousand Oaks residents.
Located at 4115 Sand Canyon Rd, Somis, California, 93066, Somis Living Ii can help any Ventura county pet owner who requires senior living assistance and includes services such as Internet, help with laundry, communal kitchen and more. Somis Living Ii can provide pet friendly assisted living to no more than 4 Somis residents at once. Somis Living Ii recognizes the positive effect of pets on lives of senior citizens and welcomes pets. Certain pet related rules and restrictions apply. It is licensed by California with license number 565802414.
Senior citizens looking for senior living communities in Thousand Oaks, California that accept pets will find Gainsborough Oaks, located at 91 W. Gainsborough Road inside 91360 zip code as a wonderful choice for all of their personal and pet care needs. Gainsborough Oaks is pet friendly, so Ventura county seniors can continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets while getting all the senior care services they need, such as round-the-clock caregiving, help with moving around and more. Gainsborough Oaks is able to care for up to 6 older adults and allows seniors to stay with cats or dogs under certain pet-related rules. California records indicate 565801418 license number for Gainsborough Oaks.
Located at 389 Ramble Ridge Dr. in Ventura county, Familycare Cottage Ii enables pet owners in Thousand Oaks, CA as well as those who live in surrounding areas to receive assisted living care. This pet friendly senior living facility includes amenities such as medication set-up and reminders, a wellness center and emergency pendants. Living with a pet at Familycare Cottage Ii is possible for up to 6 Thousand Oaks older adults. Familycare Cottage Ii has an official license to provide senior living accommodations for Ventura, CA seniors who are dog and cat owners, with license # 565801589.
Seniors with dogs who require assisted living in Thousand Oaks, California can take advantage of Golden Life Assisted Living, situated at 555 Calle Tulipan. Golden Life Assisted Living provides amenities such as on-site hair salons and grooming, daily fitness activities and gourmet dining. Seniors with cats, dogs and other pets are welcome at this facility. Certain pet related rules mentioned in the pet policy apply. Golden Life Assisted Living is capable of caring for up to 6 senior citizen pet owners from 91360 zip code in Ventura county and nearby areas. Golden Life Assisted Living has an active license to offer assisted living in Thousand Oaks, California License number: 565801648.
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Home > Football > Everton Owner Moshiri, Has Put Club Up For Sale, Just Days After The Sack Of Manager Frank Lampard.
Everton Owner Moshiri, Has Put Club Up For Sale, Just Days After The Sack Of Manager Frank Lampard.
January 24, 2023 Football
Everton Football Club, have been put up for sale by owner Farhad Moshiri, just after the sack of their manager Frank Lampard.
The British-Iranian billionaire, is looking for offers of more than £500m for the Premier League club, and a number of potential buyers have expressed interest.
According to the Guardian, Moshiri would like to recoup the money he has invested in the new stadium being built at Bramley-Moore Dock. It is understood that Deloitte has been instructed to handle the sale of the club, who are in the Premier League relegation zone.
Moshiri and chairman Bill Kenwright were in attendance at their recent loss in the West Ham game, which was Moshiri's first live game since October 2021.
The Toffees are joint-bottom in the Premier League table, that is 19th place above Southampton on goal difference.
They have won just one of their last 12 Premier League games which was a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace on October 22, and since the return from the World Cup break in November, Everton's only point came when they managed a 1-1 draw away at Man City.
The club have also been eliminated from both domestic cup competitions in that time, a 4-1 defeat away at Bournemouth in the third round of the Carabao Cup last November, and a 3-1 loss at Man United in the third round of the FA Cup early January.
The mood around the Merseyside club has been very toxic with blatant struggles on the pitch and fans venting their anger at the board.
Moshiri and his fellow board members have been fiercely criticised by Everton fans over recent weeks, with widespread calls for the owner to sell after almost seven years and for the directors to go.
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Home News Charlotte Edwards elected as first female president of the PCA
Charlotte Edwards elected as first female president of the PCA
Former England captain Charlotte Edwards has become the first female president of the Professional Cricketers' Association, taking the reins from the outgoing Graham Gooch.
Edwards, who made more than 300 appearances in her international career and amassed in excess of 10,000 runs across all formats between 1996 and 2016, takes the role at the players' union for an initial two-year term after being elected at Thursday's annual general meeting.
She said: "I'm hugely honoured to be given such a prestigious title in being the president of the PCA. It's an exciting time for women's cricket and I'm really excited about what I can bring to the role."
📰 @C_Edwards23 has been elected as the first female President of the PCA.
The PCA Players' Committee confirmed Edwards' appointment at the Association's 2021 AGM, which took place on Thursday afternoon.
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A four-time Ashes winner, Edwards was England captain when they won both limited-overs World Cups in 2009, while she remains the country's leading run-scorer in both women's one-day internationals and Twenty20s.
Edwards was among the first cricketers to be handed a central contract in 2014 while she takes up her new position just a few months after the England and Wales Cricket Board gave full-time domestic deals to 41 female players.
She added: "I think the introduction of 41 new female members to the PCA has shown it's the right time to have a female PCA president, but I'm passionate about looking after the interests of the men's game as well in order to help cricket thrive as a whole.
"I've done a lot of work with the PCA, on and off the field, and it's been quite the journey from being an amateur, to becoming a PCA member in 2011 and now helping to support the next generation of players in this role.
Charlotte Edwards helped England claim Women's World Twenty20 glory in 2009 (Anthony Devlin/PA)
"The game has given me so much and now this is the perfect opportunity for me to give something back."
Gooch has been in the position since 2018 after succeeding Andrew Flintoff, but now hands over to Edwards, who will remain Southern Vipers head coach while she is set to take up the same role with Southern Brave in The Hundred.
PCA chair James Harris said: "There is huge respect amongst the PCA membership for what Charlotte has achieved in the game, so I'm delighted to have the opportunity to work with her to drive forward the aims of the PCA."
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The Aurora Australis is 'parked' (as our Voyage Leader puts it) in the edge of the fast ice about 20 kilometres north of Commonwealth Bay. This is the first year in a century, probably much longer, that fast ice has prevented access by ship to Cape Denison. It's because of iceberg B9B, of course, which last summer was still making its way west to its current place of grounding. It feels right that we have voyaged here via the new face of the Mertz Glacier, thus being confronted by the immensity of the evolving coastal geography of Antarctica, a continent that can shed a nation-state of ice overnight. For most of a day we detoured around B9B, an awesome, indeed stately, presence on our port side. This year, because of the new geopolitical posturing of B9B, Commonwealth Bay has filled up with sea ice as never before in human experience. Because the Mertz polynya is Antarctica's greatest site of sea ice production (thanks to the blizzards), the fast ice here is thick and cured firm by the wind. So when our ship tested its strength last night, she did not get far into it. We now sit respectfully at its edge, a tiny orange fleck on the rim of the white desert.
Douglas Mawson and Captain Davis spent much time sitting off Commonwealth Bay, just as we are doing, but their constant problem was wind, not ice. They always had ready access right into Boat Harbour, the little hook of water so close to the huts. It was those ferocious offshore katabatic winds that taunted, defied and so often defeated them, beating the Aurora back constantly. That happened most famously when Mawson staggered back to the huts on 8 February 1913, the lone survivor of his sledging journey, to see the ship on the horizon steaming north. He ordered Davis by wireless to return, but sixty-mile-per-hour winds prevented the Aurora and its motor launch from relieving the expeditioners. Captain Davis then made the difficult decision to leave them there for another year and to continue westwards so that he could rescue Frank Wild's party before the approaching autumn entrapped the ship.
Antarctica is the windiest continent on earth and so it may seem paradoxical that it is also renowned for its silence. Silence is one of the most common metaphors of Antarctic life and experience. Of course the two are directly related, because silence in Antarctica is a period of non-wind, and the power of silence is heightened by the memory of the blizzard. Indeed, it is the after-shock of wind that can give silence its resonance. Mawson himself later analysed those rare 'silences': Such pauses – lulls of a singular nature – were a welcome relief to the dreary monotony [of the blizzard], and on such occasions the auditory sense was strangely affected. The contrast was so severe when the racking gusts of an abating wind suddenly gave way to intense, eerie silence that the habitual droning of many weeks would still reverberate in the ears. At night one would involuntarily wake up if the wind died away and be loth to sleep 'for hunger of a sound'.
Mawson was writing of the contrast between sound and silence, and of the auditory memory of wind. But, living at Commonwealth Bay for two years, he learned that there was another source of distant droning, of muffled roaring. It was not just the memory of wind that was ringing in his ears. Mawson and his men gradually realised that, on the rare days when their own hut by the bay was becalmed, the ferocious katabatic winds continued to blow as usual about a thousand feet above them. So we came to realize that when a calm fell upon the Hut, the wind had merely retired to higher elevations and hung over us like the sword of Damocles, ready to descend at any moment.
But silence in Antarctica is not just a function of wind, and it is not merely an absence. Silence itself has a texture and a timbre; it can roar in one's ears all on its own. The silence is palpable in Antarctica. Morton Moyes, the meteorologist at Frank Wild's Western Base, spent almost nine weeks alone on the Shackleton Ice Shelf awaiting the return of sledging parties. He documented the silence in his diary. November 7: All alone here now and the silence is immense. December 20: The Silence is so painful now that I have a continual singing in my left ear, much like a Barrel Organ, only it's the same tune all the time. When his companions returned and broke the silence, Morton Moyes stood on his head for joy.
And here is how Charles Laseron described the phenomenon of silence at the Main Base: In the middle of lunch we all become aware of something strange. Our ear-drums commence to throb as with a great noise. Somebody speaks and his voice cracks like a whip on the stillness. For the wind has stopped, and, accustomed as we are to its howl, the silence can literally be felt. For a while we speak almost in whispers, our heads are ringing and we feel very uncomfortable. … And the intense, utter silence – it seems as if the whole world is dead. The tinkling of a piece of ice falling in the distance rings out like a thunder-clap.
The Antarctic silence is also the space within which other, surprising sounds can be heard – the beating of one's heart, perhaps, the thump of your very own pulse in your temples. It was said that Frank Wild had such a strong heart and booming chest that, if you happened to share a sleeping bag with him, you would be kept awake all night by the beating of his heart.


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Over this two-year period, two major consortia efforts in Africa came to a successful conclusion: the Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions, which advanced understanding of adaptation through the lenses of gender, ecosystem services and governance, and the Future Resilience for African Cities and Lands, which examined how climate information can more effectively inform decision making in Southern African cities that are facing significant water and energy security challenges.
In Asia, START convened a second round of its Pan-Asian Risk Reduction Fellowship Program, which provided learning opportunities on integrated disaster risk reduction for early career professionals from research, policy and action domains.
During the 2018-19 period, START also engaged teams of researchers, government renewable energy experts, and NGOs to examine how to more effectively expand access to small-scale renewable energy in West Africa. Also in 2018-19, START continued its long-term partnership with the NASA Global Observation of Forest Cover and Land Dynamics program, which expands skills and access to state-of-the-art remote sensing tools to inform research on land-cover change in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Mediterranean.
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Forza Motorsport 5 Forza, a "Gran Turismo killer"?
Discussion in 'Forza Motorsport' started by Jacob, Nov 26, 2014.
Is Forza a "Gran Turismo killer"? If so, please explain. If not, yet again, please explain.
I think Forza could potentially be a "Gran Turismo killer" because of its outstanding graphics and amazing sounds. Gran Turismo is definitely behind Forza at the moment, but not in cars. GT6 boasts a few thousand cars, which is amazing. Now, I think they need to put extra effort into getting those cars sounds, design, and interior down to perfection (or at least near it).
I wouldn't say Forza is a Gran Turismo killer as you put it. Like many other franchises that have a similar play style between each other, I think Forza will only drive the Gran Turismo developers to make an effort to do a better job next time. Competition is usually good in the world of entertainment, and I don't think this is any exception.
Both series have their own positives and negatives. I don't want either to suffer or overtake the other. If they keep on competing, then they will constantly improve upon eachother. Call of Duty and Battlefield are good examples. After the success of Battlefield 3 and 4, Call of Duty had to step up it's game. If both series keep going, it will be good for the fans.
To me they are pretty much equal. They have very similar styles to them and the same level of graphics. Maybe it's just from my outsider perspective, though, since I never really got into any of these games that much but I like them enough, though I may be ignorant of the subtle differences that most fans see.
I agree with both of your statements. One does better, and then the other tries to bump up quality, or whatever they may be competing with. I now see that it's important that one does not trump the other by a ton that ends it's competitors business.
I find them perfectly equal too- Forza is better in some regards but Grand Turismo in others. When one improves, the other follows. I like the duopoly the way it is.
Well seeing as they each corner the market of the exact same game except on different plaatforms I don't think they in any way impact each other. Personally I like Gran Turismo better, but seeing as most gamers don't have both a Playstation and an Xbox I don't think it really matters. I also don't think you can compare the two right now as Forza is already on Next Gen with Horizon 2, whilst Gran Turismo won't release Gran Turismo 7 until 2015-2016. We'll see then if they have any impact on each other.
Yeah competition tends to breed the best products. The only thing I wish for is that they start spicing up their traditional racers but I guess they risk tainting the franchise that way and it's probably best to just experiment with newer titles instead.
I would not say it is a killer. Gran Turismo was the first game I truly had the chance to play for racing simulation. Everything about it was awesome and I believe it paved the way for the others to come rolling in. That is not to say that Forza is not a great game because it is.
I got the chance to play Horizon last night and I have to say, The graphics are astounding and the sound effects seem to be pretty much on par. However, I feel that these two games offer different things to different players. For me, Horizon is more of a racing game while Gran Turismo is more of a racing simulation for me.
Forza is in my opinion the gran turismo killer. Why? you might ask well because of the community and car customization. There's also a wide variety of cars available in forza and besides that they have a very nice customization system.
I'm just getting into Forza, and I like it. Gran Turismo is still alive and well, but it's good to see competition in these racing games. I remember when need for speed was your best bet for a little while and then Grand truism hit the scene.
Not really, it's to each their own. I have a friend who, even if Forza would release with fantastic true to life graphics and all the cars and circuits in the world, he would still play Gran Turismo, because that's his jam.
I don't think it's a GT killer. I think Gran Turismo is slightly better because I've been playing it for ages. Also, it has more features and it feels way more realistic.
However, Forza is really fun. One of the best racing games that are out right now, honestly.
I understand this totally. I have some titles that I prefer as well even though some other similar ones might seem to be a lot better on paper. It all just boils down to personal preference.
The only way a game can be the "killer" of another game in the same genre is if they actually force the competition out of the market.
Forza has been dubbed "Gran Turismo killer" by the media since the very first game. Yet here we are, two generations later with Polyphony working on the latest GT game.
It's not even Sony or Microsoft that make these "killer" terms. It's the media and their way of sensationalizing everything.
I think this is like how every flagship phone has been referred to an iPhone killer. Anything that's a [fill in the blank] killer is pretty much guaranteed to not be that, even if it's a solid game or device or whatever.
I don't think Forza is a "Gran Turismo killer". Don't get me wrong, the Forza series is fantastic but I feel Gran Turismo will always have the top spot in terms of racing games. The games have their differences and I think they are equally good. I play both and I find that both games have stuff the other hasn't and do stuff the other doesn't but it doesn't distract from them both doing what they do well.
Unless they mess up big time, I'll always be a fan of both.
They're both different enough that each has its place. Though I do feel that lately, Gran Turismo has been messing up and Forza is a superior series.
I do not think that it is a Gran Turismo killer. The way that I look at it is that each game has the things that you will like about it and each game will have the things that you will not like about it. Also I think that each game appeals to a certain type of audience.


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So yesterday I arrived in Los Angeles. I stepped off the plane and the weather was amazing, exactly what I'd always heard it would be. Check. At the rental car shop, where the dealer scammed me into a full size Nissan with the push-button start, A woman walked in who was as beautiful as anyone I'd ever seen in real life ..or tv. Check. My first stop was Venice beach, where the first thing I saw were sandwich boards advertising for Medical Marijuana doctors. Check. So LA is exactly what I expected it to be = cool as a polar bear's toenail.
But, what really blew my mind had nothing to do with the natural resources, nothing to do with the caliber of women. [Although Helen of Troy may have hailed originally from LA. Nefertiti at least had family in the area].
The coolest thing I saw was when I got the opportunity to hook up with my mentor's cousin Mr. Green. I went to a networking event they were hosting at USC and met up with him and his son. Now let me first describe Mr. Green. He's a short man, smart as a whip, brutally honest, and 100% committed to helping the younger generation of minorities get a leg up on life. Picture Russell Simmons in a suit and tie. Now while he was impressive, what was really impressive was his son. Or..I'm not quite sure how to say it..it was more that I could see the seeds that he had planted in his son's life and what great fruit it was on its way bearing. I couldn't help but be in awe of the power that a dedicated father has on his son's life.
He son, legit, reminded me of Tiger Woods. He was focused, articulate, confident and..hold on, i think I need to expand on what type of confidence this was. There are different types of confidence. Some confidence is bravado, some is fear-driven, and some [the strongest] is hard-earned through time building a skill and/or being tested and refined. Most of us (and I'm speaking primarily for African-American men) have to get the third type via alot of struggle, mistakes, and wasted time. Huge amounts of wasted time. Heartache..and even more wasted time. However, this young man had a confidence passed down to him from his father. From hours of watching his father navigate the halls of power, years learning how to create the life you want, decades learning what the definition of what a man is.
For most of us this knowledge comes only after years of trying out different definitions of manhood – is it the absence of fear? Recklessness? Is it being smart? Being strong? Being with many women? One woman? Is it having alot of kids?
If your verrrrry lucky you don't get stuck in any one definition before you find the true definition and what works for you. But very lucky is rare. Some of us die while were discovering that a gun doesn't make you a man. Some of us lose the ability to grow further because we don't take advantage of educational opportunities because no one told us that being smart didn't make you less masculine. There are a million different pot holes that can slow down or stop a black man in America.
I can only imagine how much farther we'd all be along if we had father's who knew how the system works and were able to pass the skills needed along to us.
This made it even more important for me to do a couple things.
1. Learn how the world works and what it takes to succeed.
2. Pass on this knowledge to my son, daughters, and as many other minorities as possible.
Which is another totally unrelated post, but my short response back to this tea party person in my head (besides what are you doing in my head?) is I'm not sure people who haven't been in the position of minorities can really appreciate just how murky and imposing certain institutions/corporate America can be for us. Without someone to guide us, people tend to take the paths of less resistance. These are the well worn paths of sports, entertainment, and if there is no strong moral vision for a household – illegal activities. Most of these paths will, in the end, leave us unable to really create the lives that are the best use of our talents, intelligence, and passion.
A special prayer of thanks to all the fathers, teachers, mentors out there.
Not going to lie. Got the album. Listened to it. Didn't like it that much.
Had a conversation. Changed my expectations. Relistened.
Now I cant stop listening to it.
The energy of the album is crazy.
Unlike other singles..the more I listen to it, the more I Like it. smh.
This is that 4-ever sh*t.
Truth. Fact: my parents emigrated to America with less to their name than I have ever had. The story they believed: "America is the land of opportunity. With a dollar and a dream you can do anything you put your mind to." This story was passed along to me. Its shaped the foundation for my life.
These stories have and will continue to shape me. However, there are some stories that I need to root out. There are even subplots that are part of good stories that limit me. Stories that have been given to me or that I've picked up via media, friends, or that were unspoken. These stories, are not helpful and mostly hurtful.
One of my favorite bible verses is "Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life" – Proverbs 4:23.
My heart = the stories you believe about yourself.


When I started reading, I didn't know which genre or author I like the most, but more than that which type of literature is my cup of tea. While exploring the libraries racks, I was unsure if I should go for a thick 400-page novel, or a novella, or a thin spine drama which ends with a flick of pages or poetry or a compilation of short stories. So, here I have prepared a list of five books to indulge in a week.
Which books to pick? Do you face the same crisis?
So, here is a cheat sheet to know your type with a short selection of five books of different types of literature and varied genres.
Know your liking for a particular type within a week with these few selected gems. You can invest your time and money in these books, as the books have either been bestsellers or critically acclaimed or by the eminent author; they indeed are amazing, mind-blowing- my favorites as well.
This 5th century B.C. Greek play is a dark revenge. The play has its impact even today and is adapted today as well. You'll be astonished to see how the plot is developed. The end might leave you disappointed. At least I found it unsatisfactory. But the character development of eponymous character is remarkable. And while reading you will realize why 'that' end. He has been claimed as 'misogynist' for the portrayal.
Read it, to know the reason, I'll not be a spoiler.
Read the novel. Maybe you are not interested in history, but still, read it. Look at how we think something to be and what is the reality. A must read.
Pick any short story of Manto and I can assure you that you will be affected. I have not read all of over two hundred short stories, a novel, five collections of radio plays. Yet I'm confident because I keep going back to him every now and then. It is impossible that any reader is left untouched by him and his remarkable writing style. Even the translated versions are impactful.
Important thing, his writings are drool-worthy once you get a hang of it, but be open-minded while reading, or else you will despise him.
So here's a suggested list for your journey to be a bibliophile.
By the way, if you like romance then P.S. I Love You by Cecilia Ahern is not to miss. So is Erich Segal's Love Story. Moreover, if Manto grows on you, and you already like Ghalib, then Dozakhnama by Rabi Shankar Bali awaits you. If Ghalib is there can Rumi be far behind, nor Gulzar Saab should be forgotten if Javed Saab is present with this Madhusala and Gitanjali.
I have Tarkash, I read it during my bad days, it's such a delight.
True. It's an awesome book by Javed Saab.


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Joel's initial work in this area comprised an ethnographic analysis of anti-minority activism, resulting in his monograph 'The Making of Anti-Muslim Protest: Grassroots Activism in the English Defence League', for which he was awarded the British Sociological Association's Philip Abrams Memorial Prize, 2016. His research here addresses questions about how and why people become involved in anti-minority activism; what sustains, energises or undermines such activism, and how it evolves through interaction with other actors.
He has subsequently carried out mixed-methods research on the dyanmics of anti-minority politics; theoretical and empirical work on processes of 'cumulative extremism' or 'interactive escalation' and is currently PI on a project on the 'Internal Brakes on Violent Escalation', funded by the Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST).
Joel has led research on the interpretation and implementation of the Prevent duty in schools and colleges. This research, funded by the Aziz Foundation, gave rise in 2017 to the first major public report on this topic. He has presented on this research to a range of national and international academic and policy practitioner audiences. He is currently working with a network of local authorities across the UK to explore how they respond to, interpret and implement counter-terrorism and counter-extremism policy.
Joel is currently undertaking a British Academy-funded project about the Brexit journeys of British people living in Spain - 'Costa del Brexit'. The project uses repeat narrative interviews to explore how British people living in Spain are navigating the uncertainties that Brexit entails.
What links his work across these areas is a broader empirical and theoretical interest in the processes of mobilization and collective action and how these intersect with the everyday efforts of human beings to live what they consider to be good lives. As well as generating research publications, Joel's research has led to frequent and on going engagement with policy and practitioner communities at local, national and international levels.
Joel joined CTPSR in 2014. Prior to joining CTPSR, he held post-doctoral fellowships at Huddersfield University and the University of East London, and worked as an analyst for the Defence Science Technology Laboratory (DSTL). He holds a PhD in Development Studies from the University of East Anglia and an MA in Philosophy and Italian from The University of Edinburgh. He is a fluent Spanish speaker.
The broad aim of my research is to document and enhance understanding of how human interaction – the rituals that shape and comprise our everyday lives; the cognitive and moral orders that we make, break and patch together again; and the emotional rhythms of our lives – gives rise to or undermines harmonious social relations and human well-being.
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Q: Trying to Automate/Loop a Save Function EDIT: the difference between the pages are the simply $q1, $q2, $q3 becomes, for example, $q13, $q14, $q15 - they are questions in the form.
Hi all,
I have the following code:
$rguid = $_POST["r"];
$ip=substr($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], 0, 50);
$browser=substr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 0, 255);

$q1 = $_POST["q1"];
$q2 = $_POST["q2"];
$q3 = $_POST["q3"];
$q4 = $_POST["q4"];
$q5 = $_POST["q5"];
$q6 = $_POST["q6"];
$q7 = $_POST["q7"];
$q8 = $_POST["q8"];

$respondent_id = decode_respondent_guid($rguid);
$rcount=respondent_status($respondent_id);

if ($rcount==0) {

    $proc = mysqli_prepare($link, "INSERT INTO tresults (respondent_id, ip, browser, q1, q2, q3, q4, q5, q6, q7, q8) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?);");
    mysqli_stmt_bind_param($proc, "issiiiiiiii", $respondent_id, $ip, $browser, $q1, $q2, $q3, $q4, $q5, $q6, $q7, $q8);
    mysqli_stmt_execute($proc);
    $mysql_error = mysqli_error($link);
    if ($mysql_error!="") {
        printf("Unexpected database error: %s\n", $mysql_error);
        mysqli_stmt_close($proc);
        mysqli_clean_connection($link);
        exit();
    } else
    {
        mysqli_stmt_close($proc);
        mysqli_clean_connection($link);
        update_completion_status($respondent_id, 'Started');
        header("Location: page2.php?r=".$rguid);
    }
}

This code works a treat - no problem.
At the moment, that code appears on a 'save' page that relates to a 'form' page (i.e. if I have 5 .php pages with a form on each, I need 5 save.php pages to save each pages data to the database) to save data to my SQL database.  What I would like is to have a single save.php page that will work with as many 'form' pages as I have.  So instead of manually having to setup and change each save page, it automates it.
I've no idea of the coding to do this, though I suspect something like a foreach or loop etc.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Homer.

A: You can essentially set the "action" of the form on each of your 5 form pages to the same "save" page.  But you have to be aware of what each save page is doing that might be different from the rest, and generalize.  For instance, at the end of your script you are redirecting to a particular page (page2.php).  If save #1 is supposed to go to a different page, you have to pass in to this script (from your form) enough information to determine where that redirect should go.

A: With reference to the questions raised above and the ever-present caveat that my answer may not be perfect...
I would suggest creating a single "save.php" file to handle the storing of these answers into the database. To differentiate between the pages sending the answers to this file, simple include an additional POST field called "page" (or similar). That field can be contained within the form being submitted as a hidden field.
I would also suggest that adding two additional fields called "firstQuestion" and "lastQuestion" and containing the integers of the first and last questions from that page would then make the coding of the handler much easier.
Then, within the "save.php" file, you could have the following:
$fields = array();

$firstQ = int_val( $_POST['firstQuestion'] );
$lastQ = int_val( $_POST['lastQuestion'] );

for( $i=$firstQ ) ; $i<=$lastQ ; $i++ ) {
    $fields[$i] = mysqli_real_escape_string( $link , $_POST['q'.$i] );
}

$sqlFields = 'q'.implode( ', q' , array_keys( $fields ) );
$sqlValues = implode( ', ' . $fields );

$sqlQuery = sprintf( 'INSERT INTO tresults (respondent_id, ip, browser, %s ) VALUES ( %s, %s, %s, %s );' ,
              $sqlFields ,
              $respondent_id ,
              $ip ,
              $browser ,
              $sqlValues );
$proc = mysqli_prepare( $link, $sqlQuery );
mysqli_stmt_execute( $proc );

Then, further down, where you redirect to the next page, you can simply gather the $_POST['page'] variable, add one, and insert that into the page name.
$redirectPage = 'page'.( int_val( $_POST['page'] )+1 ).'.php';
header( 'Location: '.$redirectPage.'?r='.$rguid );

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Tomatoes offer the biggest taste difference between home-grown and store-bought. Master Gardener Mary Collins will teach you how to grow and care for tomatoes, in containers, raised beds, or in the ground. She will cover types and varieties that do well in our particular climate, starting from seed or transplant, watering, fertilizing, and pest management. There will be hands-on opportunity to transplant seedlings!


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This Week in Programming: Embracing That Thing Everyone Else Is Talking About
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Machine Learning / Open Source / Software Development
10 Feb 2018 6:00am, by Mike Melanson
A good portion of my weekly musing lately has been a bit "back in the day" and, while it's fun to reminisce about bulletin board systems and programming in BASIC, there are far more things about "the old days" that I don't miss one single bit. That's the other end of the spectrum — technology marches on and with it, hopefully, our jobs get a little bit easier.
That's right, the robots won't be taking over our coding positions any time soon, despite countless PR efforts to convince you otherwise.
But things are getting easier. As the problem grows, so too do the tools to solve it, it seems. Not long ago, I briefly mused about the bright future of not dealing with servers, and developer and blogger Scott Hanselman really tackles the topic in detail this week as he asks "Why should I care about Kubernetes, Docker, and Container Orchestration?"
It's like an alternate form of reminiscing, where instead of glorifying the past, you point out again and again how much, in reality, it sucked. Remember all the hassle of running your app on a different machine? Remember the difficulties of making sure all the dependencies were not only installed, but of the same exact version? Remember when you figured out the database was way too big and that your Windows machine wouldn't run the new software you need without updating? And so on?
Wait, that was just last week? As Hanselman points out, it doesn't have to be. "Simply stated, we are at the beginning of a new phase of DevOps," he writes. "One that is programmatic, elastic and declarative. It's consistent and clear and modular." For the full and compelling argument — in way more relatable and less jargon-y detail — give it a read. Also, to relive all the gory details of your horrible last week. Then maybe you can avoid last week, next week.
Ah, the beauty of coding. You go back to something you worked on years ago and wonder "Why in the fuck did I do things that way?" #Programming
— Javi Moreno (@JaviSRK) February 8, 2018
This Week in Programming
Google Intros Android KTX for Kotlin: If you had any question about Google's devotion to Kotlin as a first-class language for Android development, well…why? This week the company is introducing Android KTX, "a set of extensions designed to make writing Kotlin code for Android more concise, idiomatic, and pleasant." The current launch is merely a preview available in a GitHub repo, and the team is seeking feedback and contributions. Eventually, Android KTX will be released as part of the Android Support Library.
TypeScript 2.7 Drops: TypeScript, the language that "brings optional static types to JavaScript," announced TypeScript 2.7 this week. The latest version includes stricter class property checks and fixed length tuples and a host of other features you can read in the announcement. Additionally, Microsoft is offering a list of breaking changes that existing users should double check. What's up next for TypeScript, then? Apparently conditional types are on the roadmap.
Visual Studio Code Gets Python (And Then Some): The latest version of Visual Studio Code has also been released, with features including Explorer multi-selection, improved Settings search, errors and warnings in Explorer and Git submodule support. In addition, the Python extension for Visual Studio Code is now available, which "closed a total of 72 issues focusing on linting improvements, support for virtual environments, and other general improvements." Highlights include Terminal's use of Conda and virtual environments and its automatic activations of the currently selected virtual or conda environment. The Python VS Code extension is available now and issues can be submitted on the Microsoft/vscode-python GitHub page.
For GitHub, Only The Strong Survive: Starting on Feb. 8, 2018, GitHub has begun to disable weak cryptographic standards, as they had first announced last year. Those standards include TLSv1/TLSv1.1, diffie-hellman-group1-sha1, and diffie-hellman-group14-sha1 for all SSH connections to github.com. Heads up. More details are available on the GitHub Engineering Blog.
Prove Yourself with Pluralsight and Stack Overflow: Maybe this sounds familiar – I have a friend who started out coding with a company. When that job wrapped up, however, they had nothing concrete to show for it; all their code snippets were considered proprietary. Surely, there are ways around this, but perhaps the latest partnership between Pluralsight and Stack Overflow would help with that. Stack Overflow's "Developer Story" feature gives developers a way to show off what they know and built and now Pluralsight's Skill IQ "allows developers to measure their skill level in about five minutes in dozens of technologies." I know I saw some headline just last week proselytizing the common idea that employers are looking for skills over formal education, and this is perhaps one step on that path, at least.
Picking #programming languages for a project. pic.twitter.com/lnjL2eDneD
— Randy Olson (@randal_olson) February 8, 2018
This Week in Thoughts, Trends and Tutorials
Open Source Trends for 2018: Where are things headed in 2018? One way to answer this question is to look at some stats for open source repositories on GitHub, which the company just did with its open source project trends for 2018 blog post. Some areas of quick growth include cross-platform development and deep learning, but take a look at the graphic for a more detailed breakdown.
TensorFlow Tutorials with Traffic Signs: Speaking of deep learning and all that, we saw a tutorial this week that looks at traffic sign recognition with TensorFlow, which is just the first part in a series. Rather than delving into too much theory and math, the post looks at the practical aspects of building a neural network. Included are the source code, image library and relevant materials, though a basic knowledge of Python and machine learning are necessary. By the end, you have a fully functional, simple neural network. Even if you don't have those skills, it's an interesting read, as it gives a bit of insight on what's needed to create a neural network capable of processing images on a fundamental level.
On Python's Weak Performance: Python may be a darling of the data processing world, but this author argues that Python's weak performance matters. A quick summary of the argument, as they commented on HackerNews, is that "The main motivation is to minimize total time, which is TimeToWriteCode + TimeToRunCode. Python has the lowest TimeToWriteCode, but very high TimeToRunCode. TimeToWriteCode is fixed as it is a human factor (after the initial learning curve, I am not getting that much smarter). However, as datasets grow and single-core performance does not get better TimeToRunCode keeps increasing, so that it is more and more worth it to spend more time writing code to decrease TimeToRunCode. C++ would give me the lowest TimeToRunCode, but at too high a cost in TimeToWriteCode (not so much the language, as the lack of decent libraries and package management). Haskell is (for me) a good tradeoff."
A Love Re-Found for VS Code: Finally, one developer admits their love for Visual Studio Code, calling it their "favorite text editor" and a reason for leaving Visual Studio behind. "For the longest time, I had always held that Visual Studio was the number one tool that I would recommend for development for the vast majority of use-cases," they write. "Lately, I've found myself asking whether I could be solving the same problems with VS Code. That's been ringing pretty true as of late. Since I was on the fence for a while, I thought I'd take some time to just list out some of the reasons why I'm growing more and more fond of VS Code as my daily driver." What do you think? What's your daily driver?
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— Kelly Vaughn (@kvlly) February 3, 2018
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Chackbay är en ort i Lafourche Parish i Louisiana. Vid 2010 års folkräkning hade Chackbay 5 177 invånare.

Kända personer från Chackbay
 Billy Tauzin, politiker

Källor

Orter i Louisiana
Lafourche Parish

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Trichorhina tomentosa – gatunek lądowego skorupiaka z rzędu równonogów i rodziny Platyarthridae. Potocznie znany jako stonoga tropikalna.

Wygląd zewnętrzny
Niewielki równonóg osiągający do 5 mm długości o wydłużonym, owalnym obrysie ciała i białawym lub bladopłowym zabarwieniu. Posiada oczy złożone z pojedynczego czarnego omatidium.

Występowanie
Pochodzi z tropikalnych rejonów Ameryki, skąd został zawleczony do szklarni na całym świecie. Obecnie jest najbardziej rozpowszechnionym obcym gatunkiem stonogi w Europie w wyniku działań handlowych i jego sprzedaży jako zwierzęcia karmowego oraz rosnącego zainteresowania terrarystyką.

Rozmnażanie
Wyłącznie poprzez partenogenezę, samce nie występują.

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Pancerzowce Polski

Przypisy

Oniscidea
Gatunki i podgatunki zwierząt nazwane w 1893 roku


GSMArena team, 21 August 2018.
The Nokia 6.1 Plus has a 5.8-inch, 19:9 FullHD+ IPS display with a resolution of 2280x1080 pixels. The display scores some brownie points with its pixel density, which is quite high, as well as the good viewing angles, typical of an IPS LCD. The notched design also gives a feeling of edge-to-edge design, which is appealing.
Where it falls behind is in color calibration. The display has an exceedingly cool white point, which makes the screen look incredibly blue at all times. On top of that, it comes with greatly exaggerated color saturation. It's not a bad display by any means, and some might find the look appealing but it's a bit garish by today's standards, and we wish Nokia had provided some standard color profiles for those who would like a more natural looking display.
Another issue with the display is that it doesn't get very bright, which is a problem outdoors as you are forced to run it at full brightness and even then, it's not particularly easy to see under sunlight.
The Nokia 6.1 Plus has a 3060mAh battery, which seems pretty small by today's standards but the phone also doesn't have an especially large display nor a particularly powerful chipset to power, so things don't get as bad as you might think. With moderate use, it is possible to get through a day on a single charge, with only the heaviest of use cases resulting in you reaching for the charger before the day is over.
Fortunately, the phone also features Quick Charge, which helps in charging the phone from flat to a full charge in about two hours. Unfortunately, the phone does not ship with a Quick Charge compatible charger, and you would have to buy your own.
In the battery settings, Nokia has implemented a background activity manager feature, which is off by default but can be enabled to more strictly restrict the background activity of apps. This can be done individually or for all apps at once. The downside is that it may result in some apps not getting any notifications.
Nokia did leave out a battery percentage option for the status bar, so the only way to see the remaining charge is by pulling down the notification shade. We suspect Nokia was worried it would take too much of the status bar space with the notch, but we felt there was enough space left there even with all icons for a percentage counter.
The Nokia 6.1 Plus has a single down-firing loudspeaker, which Nokia says uses a "Smart Amp." The audio quality is mediocre; the speaker gets reasonably loud but sounds a bit tinny with very little bass. It's good enough, though, for watching the occasional YouTube video, however, you will have to get used to the sound coming out from one side.


Ethylene is a hydrocarbon. It is a colorless flammable gas with a "sweet and musky" odor when pure. Ethylene is widely used in the chemical industry and it is also used in agriculture to force the ripening of fruits.
The NET3 Cyber Head (ATEX/IECEx certified) has been developed for use as a component of a fixed gas detection system or as a full conformity field device. It can accommodates a Cyber transmitter module with 4-20 mA and digital (RS485 Modbus) outputs. The electronics are connected to an infrared, pellistor or electrochemical gas sensor.


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Exile (series)
See Exile (disambiguation) for other meanings and video games bearing this name.
The Exile is a series of role-playing games created by Jeff Vogel of Spiderweb Software. They were released as shareware titles for Macintosh and Windows systems. Exile III was also ported to Linux by a third party. There were four games released in the series. The first three games were later revived in the Avernum series.
1.1 Exile I: Escape from the Pit
1.2 Exile II: Crystal Souls
1.3 Exile III: Ruined World
1.4 Blades of Exile
2 Game Features
4 Avernum
5 Engine and Interface
Games[edit | edit source]
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A screenshot from the Mac edition of Exile I
Exile I: Escape from the Pit[edit | edit source]
The first game of the Exile trilogy sees a party of newly created characters thrown from the world above into the subterranean world known as Exile. Once here, the party discovers a culture that has formed from the outcasts of the Empire above, a culture beset by constant warfare and monsters galore. The party meets with many of those who wish to get revenge on the Empire for the wrongs it has done to the peoples of Exile.
The characters become a rallying point around which the people of Exile who desire vengeance gather to focus their energies into finding a way to strike back against the cruel Emperor of the surface. Together, the party manages to assassinate Emperor Hawthorne in his throne room, banish the demon prince Grah-hoth who was becoming a significant threat to the citizens of Exile, and secure an escape route to the surface.
Exile II: Crystal Souls[edit | edit source]
The second Exile game follows directly from the first. The Empire has begun to recognise the threat the Exiles pose and begin sending their army down into Exile in huge numbers. To make matters worse, unknown barriers of energy are sprouting up around the world – sometimes aiding the Exiles, sometimes helping the Empire who can afford the losses much more easily than the Exiles.
A new party of characters meets one of the creatures causing the barriers sprouting up in Exile and go to meet with the unknown race to try and secure an end to hostilities. In the end, the party is more successful - and the Vahnatai join with the Exiles to drive out the Empire. With the support of the Vahnatai the Exiles turn the tables on the Empire and successfully repulse their invasion.
Exile III: Ruined World[edit | edit source]
The final release in the Exile trilogy takes place some time after Exile II. A lot of preparation has taken place and now the Exiles are ready to send a selected few back into the light of the surface. However, while the members of the expedition are at first stunned by the sheer beauty of the land around them, they begin to notice that things are not as perfect as they seem. The slimes the party encounters are only the first part of what becomes a series of monsters and terrible occurrences that are blighting the Empire and laying it to waste.
While scouting the land, as were the expedition members' orders from the nation of Exile, the members are asked by the Empire to help save the surface from its blight. They bring the Exiles and the Empire together once more as allies trying to find the cause of the destruction.
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A screenshot of combat in the Mac edition of Blades of Exile
Blades of Exile[edit | edit source]
Blades of Exile consists of three short scenarios set after the main trilogy as well as an editor that allows players to create their own scenarios, which need not be set in the Exile game world at all. Several hundred custom-made scenarios have been designed since the release of the game in 1997. The most prominent meeting places on the web of the Blades of Exile community are the official company-hosted internet forum. These forums offer support for beginning designers and players, reviews of new scenarios and general discussions about the use of the scenario editor. In June 2007, Jeff Vogel released the source code for Blades of Exile, which is currently under the GNU General Public License, version 2.
Game Features[edit | edit source]
Common to all games in the Exile series are 2D graphics and basic sound. The games are designed to be non-linear and long in gameplay length.
Reception[edit | edit source]
The Exile trilogy was very well received. PC Games wrote that Exile: Escape from the Pit "offers an easygoing point-and-click interface; pleasant, if unambitious, graphics; ... literate prose; and a vast scope." Exile II: Crystal Souls won the 1995 Eddy Award Honorable Mention for Best Shareware Game of the Year, and received a 5 out of 5 star rating from ZiffNet. Exile III: Ruined World[1] received the Shareware Game of the Year award from Computer Gaming World and Ziff-Davis Publishing.
Avernum[edit | edit source]
More recently the Exile games have been remade as the Avernum series, which replaced the two-dimensional tile-based graphics system with an isometric one and made numerous changes to the RPG system and some changes to the content. Fifth and sixth titles in the series are available under the Avernum moniker and engine.
Engine and Interface[edit | edit source]
While the game engine itself remained relatively similar between all games in the series, the interface went through many changes. Each iteration sported a new layout and color scheme, as well the individual elements, like the inventory and character roster boxes, were also changed to display information differently. Between Exile I and Exile II the most notable difference is a background color change as well as a change to the border of the play window. Between Exile II and Exile III the interface was changed significantly in that the colors and window styles were changed again but the player roster was overhauled and an inventory window was added. The changes between Exile III and Blades of Exile were more subtle and were again of the color and style nature.
Jeff Vogel, creator of the series
Spiderweb Software, Jeff Vogel's company
Avernum series by Spiderweb Software
Geneforge series by Spiderweb Software
↑ [1] Accessed: May 27, 2010
Blades of Exile Source Code
Encyclopedia Ermariana - an extensive encyclopedia of Exile
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I don't hate many things but I do hate medocrity. In any human effort it is such a waste of life. At the age of 75 I have a little different perspective (I think improved!), it's all about about achievement (results) past, present and future. Excellence is good, medocrity is pathetic. Flying back from a meeting with Casper, we are in the final stages of writing the book, I had the honor of sitting next to a U.S. Marine. Shawn Pickell, recently retired from the Corp, was flying out to see his nephew graduate from Marine boot camp. Shawn was an instructor, not the drill type, but motivational and training for recruiters. What a blast to swap ideas and tools of the trade. The bottom line is you don't have to wonder where a Marine stands or question his honor and pride. Such a pleasure to talk to him. Shawn when you read this, thanks for some great ideas.
I have never met a mediocre Marine!
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Salomé Voegelin is an artist and writer engaged in listening as a socio-political practice of sound. Her work and writing deal with sound, the world sound makes: its aesthetic, social and political realities that are hidden by the persuasiveness of a visual point of view. Voegelin is the author of Listening to Noise and Silence 2010, and Sonic Possible Worlds, 2014, and The Political Possibility of Sound, 2018.