Your house is up going beautifully!
I've just had the roof carpentry completed and the zinc roof should be in place next week.
I decided to go with a stick roof and happy that i did because it's an absolute masterpiece.I found this amazing carpenter on a roof in Ellenbrook a couple of months ago and asked him if he worked for owner builders. And can you believe it,he was actually the lowest quote.
Even the brickwork is of excellent quality. We chose a limestone face brick from Midland brick.
Please feel free to come and have a look at the house if you wish.Give me a ring or email me and i can meet you on site.
Double brick and colorbond house with undercroft garage on a 5acre lot in Bullsbrook. Preparation of concept plans for builders quote.


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Q: Bixby javascript - How do I get user current location How do I get user current location in javascript action?
when I try to use $user.currentLocation I get an error

A: In your Action file, include the following code to get the CurrentLocation object which is part of the viv.geo library capsule that you will have to import. Refer to this post for instructions on how to import capsule libraries https://stackoverflow.com/a/53747472/10409637
computed-input (myLocation) {
  min (Required) max(One)
  type (geo.CurrentLocation)

  compute {
    if ($user.currentLocation.$exists) {
      intent {
        goal: geo.CurrentLocation
        value-set: geo.CurrentLocation { $expr ($user.currentLocation) }
      }
    }
  }
}

In your javascript function, you can then access the CurrentLocation object as console.log(myLocation), the result will be
latitude:21.334342
longitude:-88.89106
$id:null
$type:viv.geo.CurrentLocation

A: You can use this function
this code snippet does not work for stackOverflow then go to Codepen
try on: https://codepen.io/lucassoomago/pen/YBzOoW

var x = document.getElementById("demo");

function getLocation() {
  if (navigator.geolocation) {
    navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(showPosition);
  } else {
    x.innerHTML = "Geolocation is not supported by this browser.";
  }
}

function showPosition(position) {
  x.innerHTML = "Latitude: " + position.coords.latitude +
  "
Longitude: " + position.coords.longitude;
}
<!DOCTYPE html>

Click the button to get your coordinates.

<button onclick="getLocation()">Try It</button>

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Fejk är en svensk dramaserie från 2023 som huvudsakligen vänder sig till äldre ungdomar. Serien hade premiär på SVT Play den 3 februari 2023 och första säsongen består av sex avsnitt. Serien är regisserad av Maria Karlsson Thörnqvist, som även svarat för manus. I manusarbetet har djupintervjuer med ungdomar genomförts för att bland annat fånga upp språket och hur ungdomar kommunicerar med varandra.

Serien spelades in med början i maj 2022 och utspelar sig i framför allt i Dalby och vid Vombsjön, öster om Lund.

Seriens tittellåt, Flyga högt, har skrivits och framförs av Renaida Braun.

Handling
Fejk handlar om tre tjejer var liv sammanflätas beroende på en dramatisk händelse där en person försvann. Ett år efter händelsen påverkas fortfarande alla involverade och riskerar att rasera både vänskap, kärlek och karriär.

Rollista (i urval)
 Renaida Braun – Marie
 Felicia Kartal – Faye
 Frida Argento – Sara
 Malte Gårdinger –  Dion
 Tiam Miladi – Milo
 Dakota Trancher Williams – Kevin

Referenser

Externa länkar

TV-seriestarter 2023
Svenskspråkiga TV-serier
Svenska dramaserier
Svenska TV-serier från 2020-talet

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FIRS targets N8tr revenue in 2019
By Jamiu(n/a) - 2019-01-08 11:08am - [General ]
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has set an N8 trillion revenue target this year, its Executive Chairman Tunde Fowler said yesterday.
Fowler, who spoke in Lagos at the opening of the 2019 FIRS Management and Stakeholders Retreat tagged: "Parliamentary support for effective taxation of the digital economy", said the Service generated N5.320 trillion for the government last year.
Prior to 2018, the highest revenue figure ever attained by the FIRS was N5.07 trillion, which it generated in 2012. He described the N5.320 trillion generated by the FIRS as remarkable, given that it was achieved at a period when oil prices averaged $70 per barrel compared to the period between 2010 and 2013 when oil price was at an average of $100 to $120 per barrel.
The non-oil component of the N5.320 trillion was N2.467 trillion (53.62 per cent), while oil contributed N2.852 trillion (46.38 per cent). The FIRS collected N212, 792 billion exclusively from audit, a figure that arose from 2,278 cases, and with a huge reduction in audit circle.
Fowler said: "While we have been steadily increasing revenue collection over the years, our cost of collection has actually been going down. In 2016, we collected N3, 307 trillion; in 2017, we collected N4, 027 trillion and in 2018, we collected N5, 320 trillion.
"Meanwhile, the cost of collection as a percentage of actual taxes collected has been reducing. In 2016, it was 2.6 per cent. In 2017, it was 2.49 per cent, while in 2018 it was 2.14 per cent."
He added that the Service has been working hard to ensure an increase in the amount of non-oil revenue it collects. Non-oil collection, he disclosed, contributed 64.99 per cent in 2016, 62.25 per cent in 2017 and 53.62 per cent last year.
Read also: Forex: CBN makes first intervention in 2019
This, he stated, is indicative of the government's increasing focus on non-oil revenue sources and diversification of the country's economy.
He attributed the steady rise in the collection figures to a series of initiatives adopted and implemented by the Service to enhance tax administration and ease tax payment.
Among these is the deployment of ICT initiatives, which enable taxpayers to pay taxes from anywhere in the world and at any time.
The FIRS boss said: "With the e-payment channel, one can pay taxes with the click of a button and one can also download their receipts.
"Other e-Services are the e-Registration, e-Filing, e-Stamp Duty and e-Tax Clearance Certificate. Taxpayers can now also choose the tax office where they would like to conduct their tax transactions."
Fowler noted that taxpayers are fast embracing modern tax collection methods introduced by the FIRS via the six e-Solutions.
He equally stated that the Service is automating Value Added Tax (VAT) collection to ensure compliance cost reduction.
Fowler said: "We are doing system-to-system integration between banks and the FIRS. And I am happy to announce to you that we had a 31 per cent increase year on year in VAT collection in the banks that have gone live between Jan 2017- Dec 2018 and collected N25 billion so far.
"We are also automating the payment of VAT by states through the State Offices of Accountant General Platform (SAG). This will ensure that we automate and deduct at source and remittance of VAT and withholding tax from state government contract payments directly to FIRS's account and so far, collected N13 billion."
He noted that the number of taxpayers that requested for and processed their Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) grew from 9,574 to 59,350 within a year of introducing the platform.
"Auto VAT collection in key sectors has also facilitated reduction in the cost of compliance. Between January, 2017 and December, 2018 VAT collection increased by 31 per cent, which translates to a collection of N25 billion. Overall, in 2018, VAT crossed the N1 trillion mark. Indeed, VAT is the fastest growing tax type in the world and even rich countries that did not depend on taxation have now introduced VAT, like the United Arab Emirates."
http://thenationonlineng.net/firs-targets-n8tr-revenue-2019/
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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama said Wednesday night he will work with Congress and the military to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" policy that bars gays and lesbians from openly serving in the armed forces.
Obama made the remark in his first State of the Union speech during a short litany of civil rights issues, which included his successful hate crimes bill, a move to "crack down on equal-pay laws" and improvement of the immigration system.
"We find unity in our incredible diversity, drawing on the promise enshrined in our Constitution: the notion that we are all created equal, that no matter who you are or what you look like, if you abide by the law you should be protected by it," he said.
"We must continually renew this promise. My administration has a Civil Rights Division that is once again prosecuting civil rights violations and employment discrimination. We finally strengthened our laws to protect against crimes driven by hate," he said.
In 1992, President Clinton suspended the military's policy that barred gay, lesbian and bisexual people from serving.
Congress passed "don't ask, don't tell" in 1993.
In 2005, a bill was introduced in the House to repeal DADT. The bill did not make it out of committee.
In 2008, more than 100 retired generals and admirals called for a DADT repeal. Former Secretary of State Colin Powell has called for a review of the policy.
During the 2008 presidential election, then-candidate Barack Obama promised to end DADT.
Military statistics indicate that from 1997 to 2008, more than 10,500 service members have been discharged under the policy.
Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, an organization providing legal help, says more than 13,000 GLB members have been discharged since 1994.
"This year, I will work with Congress and our military to finally repeal the law that denies gay Americans the right to serve the country they love because of who they are."
Former Navy pilot Sen. John McCain said "it would be a mistake" to repeal the 1993 law that bars gay men and lesbians from revealing their sexual orientation, and prevents the military from asking about it.
"This successful policy has been in effect for over 15 years, and it is well understood and predominantly supported by our military at all levels," McCain said. "We have the best-trained, best-equipped, and most professional force in the history of our country, and the men and women in uniform are performing heroically in two wars. At a time when our Armed Forces are fighting and sacrificing on the battlefield, now is not the time to abandon the policy."
But in a message to Pentagon leadership, Gen. John Shalikashvili, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said it's time to repeal the law.
"As a nation built on the principal of equality, we should recognize and welcome change that will build a stronger more cohesive military," said Shalikashvili. His letter was sent to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-New York, who supports repealing the policy.
"We very much need a sense of urgency to get this done in 2010," the group said. "We call on the president to repeal the archaic 1993 law in his defense budget currently being drafted, that is probably the only and best moving bill where DADT can be killed this year. ... The American public, including conservatives, is overwhelmingly with the commander in chief on this one."
House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, flatly disagreed with the idea of ending it.
"When it comes to 'don't ask don't tell,' frankly, I think it's worked very well. And we just ought to leave it alone," he said to reporters Wednesday morning.
The policy prohibits openly gay men and women from serving in the U.S. armed forces.
The policy bans military recruiters or authorities from asking about an individual's sexual orientation but also prohibits a service member from revealing that he or she is gay.
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin, D-Michigan, supports ending the practice but wants to go about it carefully.
Levin said he did not have any details about what the president would say.
"If we do this in a way which isn't sensitive ... we could have exactly the opposite effect of what I hope will be the case -- which is to change the policy," he said Monday.
Levin said the committee plans to hold hearings on the issue in early February, although the hearing may be with outside experts -- delaying a hearing with Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Michael Mullen, that had originally been promised, CNN was told by a congressional source.
Obama campaigned on the promise that he would repeal the law in his first year of office.
Speaking to the gay rights group Human Rights Campaign, in October, Obama admitted that "our progress may be taking longer than we like," but he insisted his administration was still on track to overturn the policy.
"Do not doubt the direction we are heading and the destination we will reach," he said.
Pentagon Spokesman Geoff Morrell deflected repeated questions about the policy at Wednesday's Pentagon briefing, directing reporters to take their questions to the White House.
"We continue to work on this problem," said Morrell. "But I'm not going to get into it with more specificity than that."
CNN's Ed Hornick and Laurie Ure contributed to this report.


Sunday June 10th is the Prince Albert Angling Society open day on the banks of the River Ribble at Ribchester. The event is open to everyone and it's all free including parking. You will get the chance of learning how to cast a fly, learn the art of Wallis casting and get some tips on Spey casting. An excellent team of speakers are lined up including Kevin Green on carp fishing, The Piking Pirate from Southport Gord Burton who was a recent guest on At the Water's Edge programme will be giving a talk as will another. recent guest on the programme Eric Edwards who will be discussing tench and bream fishing. Chris Leibbrandt is travelling up from Gloucestershire to discuss lure fishing..
There will also be a demonstration on making the perfect mash bread ground bait and cheese paste without all the hassle.
The list of speakers and times are as follows.
10-0am Kevin Green will discuss carp fishing .
12 noon Chris Leibbrandt will be travelling up from Gloucestershire to discuss lure fishing.


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Galway Gold Terminates Option Agreement on the Coloro Property
Released: July 19, 2013
Toronto, Ontario – July 19, 2013 – Galway Gold Inc. (TSX V: GLW) ("Galway Gold" or the "Company")announces that it has terminated the option agreement on the Coloro property in Vetas, Colombia. The Company conducted extensive surface sampling and geophysical programs and drilled 1,232 meters with no significant results identified. For example, the best intersections in the two Coloro holes, GLW-V069 and GLW-072, included 1.5 meters of 0.36 grams per tonne gold (g/t Au) and 1.4 m of 0.12 g/t Au. Similarly, the best surface sample results included 0.4 m of 2.58 g/t Au and 2.0 m of 0.96 g/t Au. As reported on January 22, 2013, 45% of the Coloro concession will be affected by Colombia's new Santurban Natural Park. The Reina de Oro concession, home of the El Volcan Mine and where over 45,000 meters of drilling has occurred, is not affected by the Natural Park.
Galway Gold will no longer make a cash payment of $715,000 and issue 300,000 shares due in January, 2014, along with other obligations with respect to the contract with Sociedad Ordinaria de Minas Coloro S.O.M. Galway's directors believe that with the limited exploration potential and the loss of almost half of the concession to the Natural Park that fulfilling these obligations and continuing with the Coloro option will not benefit the Company or its shareholders.
Reina de Oro-El Volcan Mine
As reported on June 4, 2013, the Phase 1 drill program was completed at the end of April, which comprised 89 drill holes and over 46,000 meters. The drill rigs remain on site and at the optimum time, drilling can recommence at will. Currently, the Company is analyzing all relevant data in an effort to maximize efficiency for the Phase 2 drill program. Additional drilling will commence once the review is completed and findings are interpreted and incorporated into a revised model of the zones. Future drilling will focus on further delineating and expanding the mineralized envelope beyond defined limits.
The El Volcan mine is a high grade, narrow vein mine with over 2,000 meters of accessible underground workings. El Volcan, which has been in operation for over 400 years and is still operating today, is the largest mine in the Vetas-California-Surata region of Colombia. The Phase 1 geological data and assay results confirm the company's belief that there exists potential for a high grade commercial discovery.
Galway Resources began drilling the Reina de Oro concession at Vetas in April 2011, with the focus to test for a continuation of mineralization below the El Volcan mine, strike and lateral extensions to the mine, as well as to evaluate 6 surface geochemical/geophysical anomalies that have been identified. Results from over 40,000 meters, or 78 diamond drill holes have been released, 60 of which were drilled from underground targeting the El Volcan structure, while the balance (except for the two drilled at Coloro) were surface holes targeting the intrusive exhibiting stockwork veining along its western border with CB Gold Inc.
As reported on March 21, 2013, the number of veins doubled to 16 from the 8 previously established veins. The Company has also more than doubled the depth at which gold mineralization was originally identified below the main (Reina de Oro) level to 710 meters, or 900 meters below surface. All 16 veins at El Volcan are open in every direction. In the 60 underground drill holes reported to date, Galway has intersected 5 g/t Au or more 266 times, 20 g/t Au or more 82 times, 50 g/t Au or more 35 times, 100 g/t Au or more 16 times and 1,000 g/t or more two times.
Highlights of underground drilling results released from El Volcan:
1,082.6 g/t Au and 718.0 g/t silver (Ag) over 1.21 m, plus 77.1 g/t Au and 51.3 g/t Ag over 1.13 m, plus 95.6 g/t Au over 1.26 m, plus 17.8 g/t Au and 77.7 g/t Ag over 2.34 m from GWY-V021
34.3 g/t Au and 83.0 g/t Ag over 6.44 m, including 98.8 g/t Au and 154.0 g/t Ag over 1.30 m, plus 18.9 g/t Au over 11.81 m, including 52.9 g/t Au over 1.32 m in GWY-V049
27.2 g/t Au and 10.8 g/t Ag over 4.36m, including 92.4 g/t Au and 22.0 g/t Ag over 0.94m from GWY-V078
Highlights from the 16 surface drill holes that targeted the stockwork intrusive along its western border with CB Gold include:
26.0 g/t Au and 26.9 g/t Ag over 4.19 m, including 105.0 g/t Au and 76.6 g/t Ag over 1.00 m, plus 29.2 g/t Au over 1.34 m in GWY-V061
45.9 g/t Au over 1.04 m in GWY-V054
17.4 g/t Au over 1.38 m, including 45.2 g/t Au over 0.51 m, plus 4.0 g/t Au over 12.38 m, including 7.8 g/t Au over 1.58 m, 12.0 g/t Au over 0.97 m, and 8.32 g/t Au over 2.30 m in GWY-V028
Notes: a 2.0 g/t Au lower cutoff grade was applied to all underground drill holes; a 0.5 g/t Au lower cutoff grade was applied to all surface drill holes; no upper cutoff grade was applied; true widths for assays reported to date for underground holes at Vetas are 18% to 98% of downhole widths; true widths for assays reported to date for surface holes at Vetas are unknown. A complete list of results can be found on the Galway Gold website.
Gold mineralization at the El Volcan mine contains favorable steeply dipping quartz veins in competent host rocks. The geometry of the veins and the wallrock competency may allow adoption of a lower cost underground mining method like long hole stoping. The known vein system comprises 16 different epithermal veins and numerous subordinate splay veins trending NNE and dipping sub-vertically to the NW. The main quartz veins, together with splay veins, are spatially associated with shear zones hosted in porphyry and metamorphic gneiss, much like the California gold district. Grey chalcedonic quartz, colloform banded texture, vuggs and drussy quartz, with fine pyrite crystals are typical. Classic low sulfidation vein textures are common.
Rapid evaluation of the Vetas Project is possible using channel sampling from the 2,000 meters of accessible underground workings, and from drill results. Existing multiple vein structures that are in close proximity to one another and open in all directions provide an excellent opportunity to build a gold resource. A total of 7,345 meters of drifts were mapped and 3,769 chip and channel samples were taken from vein, wall rock and stockwork mineralization between vein sets. The mine covers an area of 500 meters x 300 meters with a vertical extent ranging up to 300 meters. Drilling is testing multiple veins at 25-50 meter centers. Of the 2 drill holes completed on Coloro (GLW-V069 and GLW-V072), along the eastern strike extension of the El Volcan Mine, the best assay results were 1.5 m of 0.36 g/t Au, and 1.4 m of 0.12 g/t Au. Of the surface sampling, assays of 0.4 m of 2.58g/t Au and 2.0 m of 0.96 g/t Au were the highest values received.
The Vetas Project is under the supervision of Project Manager Alex Cruz, of Quito Ecuador. In compliance with National Instrument 43-101, Mr. Mike Sutton, P.Geo. and Mr. Dale Schultz, P.Geo. (Manitoba and Saskatchewan) of Buscore Consulting Limited (www.buscore.net) are the Qualified Persons responsible for the accuracy of this news release. Samples from the Vetas Project are sent to the Acme Labs preparation facility in Medellin, Colombia, for processing and are analyzed at Acme Labs laboratory in Vancouver, Canada. There is no relationship between the assay laboratory and Galway Gold. Surface rock samples are analyzed for Au by a 30g fire assay and AAS finish method (code G601) plus a multi-element suite with an aqua regia digestion and ICP-MS finish (code 1F04). Underground samples are analyzed by G601 and 1F04 methods and over limits of Ag >100ppm and Cu-Pb-Zn >1% by an ore grade determination with an aqua regia digestion and analysis by ICP-ES (Code 7AR2). If strong mineralization or visible gold is observed, then a screen metallic assay for Au (code G615) is used. Acme Labs is an ISO 9001:2008 qualified assayer that performs and makes available internal assaying controls. Quality control protocols by Galway Gold that are in place consist of the insertion of one blank at least every 20 samples, a reject duplicate every 20 samples, and one of three different certified reference standard material for every 20 rock samples. Core recovery in the mineralized zones has averaged over 90%. Quarter coring of some select samples will take place. Assays reported in this press release may have screen and quarter core assays pending and will be updated in the table on the website as needed.
Galway Gold is a well capitalized mineral exploration company with $16.3 million (March 31, 2013). Through its wholly owned Colombian subsidiary, Galway Gold holds an option to acquire a 100% interest in the Reina de Oro gold concession, home of the El Volcan Mine, in the Vetas gold district of Colombia. Galway Gold's Vetas project was spun out to existing shareholders of Galway Resources after it was acquired by AUX on December 20, 2012 for total cash consideration of approximately Cdn$340 million. Galway Gold began trading on January 21, 2013.
Galway Gold Inc.
Neither the TSX-V nor its regulation services provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX-V) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


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Quiz Kids members are local celebrities
Claire Porter, Staff Writer
Some clubs at Carlmont are well known around the community, but only one club stars on television.
The Carlmont Quiz Kids Club, run by seniors Brandon Whiteley, Sandip Srinivas, and Josh Fagel, plays "Jeopardy!" style games full of random trivia and stars in televised recording two to three times a year.
"I found out about the club at the beginning of sophomore year and was immediately interested in the events and practices that Quiz Kids did," said Whiteley. "I am a long-time fan of "Jeopardy!" and other quiz shows, so the club seemed like a good fit for me."
Quiz Kids incorporates game-show activities at a high school level. Meetings are held on Fridays in room D23 and consist of trivia questions for 30 minutes, answered by students equipped with buzzers and a score keeping mechanism.
"There's no preparation; we just bring our brains," said senior member Jack McDowell.
The club is very low stress and its number one priority is to provide some fun for trivia-loving students. Senior Raj Aurora said, "I just compete for questions. There's no preparation, it's just fun to be right."
Now in its twelfth season, the Quiz Kids television show, on local stations like KRON-4, gives the club something to strive for each year. These televised competitions consist of teams from local schools with three to four contestants each. It is played very similarly to "Jeopardy!" except that there are teams instead of individual players competing.
To make meetings more exciting, Srinivas said, "We try and keep people interested by using themed questions in certain weeks (i.e. Harry Potter week), and bringing food and prizes to meetings."
The club also hopes to have a student vs. staff game at some point during the school year.
However, the club mainly consists of seniors and may have difficulty sustaining itself next year. "This year we have been working hard on recruiting underclassmen. Our secretary this year is Kelly Olivier, a sophomore who was on the team last year. Through her, as well as other underclassmen, we know from sports and extracurriculars, we have amassed a fairly substantial basis of underclassmen who can continue the club next year." said Whiteley.
To students who love random trivia and have always wanted to star on television, the Quiz Kids Club might be a great place to start.
ASB member for four years
Student Trustee to the SUHSD for the 2013-2014 school year
USC Trojan Class of 2018
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Q: HTML Table Conditional Cell Color by Value Ranges I have rendered a HTML file from a Pandas DataFrame which I'm trying to style the cell color based of the cell value. I'm able to do this with the html script below using some JS and CSS:

<!DOCTYPE html>

  <title>DATA FRAME TABLE</title>
  <meta charset="utf-8">
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.4.1/css/bootstrap.min.css">

  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="fonts/font-awesome-4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/animate/animate.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/select2/select2.min.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="vendor/perfect-scrollbar/perfect-scrollbar.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/util.css">
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/main.css">

      Name
      Round 1
      Round 2
      Round 3
      Round 4
      Avg

      Ben
      19
      24
      22
      27
      23.0

      Harry
      21
      19
      15
      19
      18.5

      Tom
      10
      22
      18
      21
      17.8

      Jack
      18
      19
      16
      17
      17.5

      Angus
      13
      -
      21
      19
      17.2

However I realise the ColorMap script is very inefficient and not exactly what I'm trying to do. What I really would like to do is have the ColorMap based on ranges - not single integers written out one by one. I have tried doing something similar however using ranges but I'm inexperienced with JS and CSS.

I know this method doesn't work with the color map, but I want to use ranges to cater for new values being added - for example values higher than 30. It also want it to apply this conditional format to the average columns - so float values in this case.
I feel using a color map may not be the best solution for this. Any suggestions how I can approach this problem?

A: More compact code, easier to customise colorMap.

const colourMap = {
    "-": "RGBA(85,83,108,0.4)",
    "0-15": "RGBA(255,198,191,0.4)",
    "16-20": "RGBA(170,214,136,0.4)",
    "21-25": "RGBA(152,195,119,0.6)",
    "26-30": "RGBA(139,189,120,0.9)",
    "31+": "RGBA(94,167,88,0.9)",
};
for (const cell of document.getElementsByTagName("td")){
    if (cell.innerHTML == "-"){
        cell.style.backgroundColor = colourMap["-"];
    }else{
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      Harry
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A: i think you can setup condition in js like this.

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      19
      24
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      27
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      Harry
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      19
      15
      19
      18.5

      Tom
      10
      22
      18
      21
      17.8

      Jack
      18
      19
      16
      17
      17.5

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      13
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      19
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SRFI-1 extends R5RS to allow the arguments to be of unequal length; it terminates when the shortest list runs out.
R6RS: The implementation should check the lists have the same length. It is a recommendation.
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Gus Dean back in the saddle at Hickory Motor Speedway
HICKORY, N.C.: Veteran racer Gus Dean (@gusdean) returns to the seat this weekend at Hickory (N.C.) Motor Speedway aboard the No. 21D Chevrolet SS Late Model for DLP Motorsports.
Dean, the Bluffton, S.C. native is utilizing the seat time to keep him sharp as he prepares for a hopeful aggressive schedule throughout the remainder of the 2021 Motorsports season.
Typically, Dean is a veteran of Super Late Models but when Mooresville, N.C.-based DLP Motorsports asked Dean to hop in one of their cars and compete in Saturday night's 75-lapper Carolina Pro Late Model event, the South Carolinian was happy to oblige.
"I'm just happy to be back in a racecar this weekend," said Dean, a two-time winner in the ARCA Menards Series. "We didn't have the month we were looking for in February at both New Smyrna and at Daytona, but that's behind us and we're focusing ahead and hopeful for a good weekend at Hickory with Buggy and the DLP Motorsports team."
Dean is no stranger to one of NASCAR's historic short tracks, but with a talented field of drivers expected for the race Saturday night, Dean is prepared to be cautiously aggressive.
"I'm coming to Hickory to win this weekend, but I realize I also have to be respectful to the teams and drivers who are racing at Hickory on a weekly basis for a championship," added Dean. "I'm here to race hard, turn left and go fast – but I don't want to put myself in a vulnerable position either.
"We have nothing to lose and everything to gain."
In addition to experience in Late Models at the half-mile oval, he also made four starts at Hickory in the Pro Cup Series (now CARS Tour) where he earned one top-five and four top-10s.
"Hickory is a demanding short track where there is plenty of room to race – but it is such a sensitive race track when it comes to weather and grip. It showcases some of the same characteristics of short tracks that I competed on in ARCA. It's a race track where you definitely have to get up on the wheel."
While Dean still plans to have a presence in NASCAR this season, his Dean Racing team is also working hard to keep him behind the seat of a Super Late Model too.
"We have a lot going on right now behind the scenes and I look forward to making some announcements soon," Dean continued. "Racing is everything to me and we are working hard to make sure that when I get on the track this spring, summer and fall – anything I climb into will give me the opportunity to showcase my ability and challenge for the win.
"Daytona was a huge disappointment and definitely hard to swallow. I vowed that I would be back, and I will. Stay tuned!"
For more on Gus Dean, please visit GusDean.com, like him on Facebook (Gus Dean Racing) and follow him on Twitter (@GusDean).


Sgt. Pepper Spoons for Christmas!
Business is booming! Literally. I've got 100 open orders through Etsy at the moment, and I've been lining up babysitters in order to get some extra work time in. Apparently, the world just can't get enough of these Beatles spoons (Thank you, world)!
Lots of new things going on — The Urban Princess Boutique in Philly picked up some of my products. One of my paintings sold over at Grassroots in the Chicago area. And I illustrated a hand-written book for a customer who used it to propose to his girlfriend (she said yes!).
And, I'm getting to use a Christmas present early — a new-to-me camera!
The kids are great — Liam's talking more, the Bean is trying to walk, and Jeffrey hit the slopes for the first time this season.
And Jeff put Christmas lights up on the house! Secret dream = realized.
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Great Scott! Inventor hoverboards into the history books
Back to the Future-esque tech is actually here
Gadget nuts and adrenaline junkies, add this one to your Christmas list. One inventor has created what every 80s kid wanted when they first saw Back to the Future Part II. Yep, the hoverboard is a thing folks, and here's the proof.
Marty McFly and Doc Brown would be proud.
A Canadian inventor named Catalin Alexandru Duru has done the impossible, and built a fully-functioning hoverboard. Not only that, but he's also achieved a place in the Guiness Book of World records.
Duru is the first official person ever to break the Guinness World Records title for the farthest journey by hoverboard. To qualify for the record, Duru only had to fly a distance of 160 feet.
Well, he didn't do that. Instead, Duru smashed the record to pieces and managed a whopping 905 feet. The feat was performed over a lake in Quebec, with the Guiness Book of World Record reps filming the action.
The hoverboard is just a prototype at this point, but nevertheless groundbreaking. There aren't too many details regarding its design, but it looks like a series of propellers are affixed underneath for it to take flight.
Duru straps his feet in and changes direction by shifting his bodyweight. He said the hoveboard can be used anywhere, but he tests it over water because of how "dangerously high it can fly."
Don't bank on it ever making it to market, but just try and enjoy the fact that hoverboards are actually possible. Gutted it's not on Amazon? Read our pick of the 10 coolest movie gadgets you can actually buy.
And be sure to watch the video below to see the record go down.
Sonic boom: understanding the Concorde-crushing supersonic jets about to fill our skies
A host of new supersonic commercial jets are incoming and they are faster and more advanced than ever
By Kayla Matthews • 2017-10-12T08:18:14.284Z
CEATEC 2017 Day 3: T3 checks out the hot new tech from Sharp, Panasonic, NEC, Mitsubishi, and Fujitsu
8K TVs, robots, smart home gadgets, wearables, hearables, AI, and much, much more on the final day of CEATEC 2017
By Dr. Marco Zangirolami • 2017-10-06T12:48:08.278Z
CEATEC 2017 Day 1: AI robots, drones, and cloud computing are conquering Japan, while VR is still alive
T3's man in Japan Marco Zangirolami reports in from the world's leading CPS/IoT exhibition of advanced technology.
Tech augmentation: building human 2.0
Could we ever match Halo's Master Chief or Deus Ex's Adam Jensen when it comes to technological upgrades?
By Laura Mears • 2017-09-11T13:43:07.253Z
T3 visits Heineken's Göss brewery and, yep you guessed it, we drink a dump truck load of beer
International Beer Day We also discover how the beer is made and how Heineken has made Göss the world's first carbon-neutral, large-scale brewery
By Robert Jones • 2017-08-04T13:20:00.215Z
T3 straps into Skyjet, the militarised single seat flying vehicle from Valerian
This innovative creation might be for a movie, but the Skyjet really does exist
By Rob Clymo • 2017-06-29T07:00:34.179Z
10 coolest things we discovered at the Paris Air Show 2017
T3 takes a look at the future of flight with highlights from the annual aircraft industry event
5 game changing technologies Google is working on right now
These are the most exciting things announced at Google I/O last night, from AI cameras to a new HTC Vive headset
By Spencer Hart • 2017-05-18T09:30:27.137Z


The Wray Chamber Promotions Committee is a dedicated group of business owners committed to the economic success promoting Shop Local, Save Local events and giveaways for the community.
Local shopping is crucial to Wray's continued growth. The success of local businesses attracts and encourages other entrepreneurs to start local businesses leading to more jobs and revenue re-circulating throughout the community.
The math for buying close to home is compelling—for every $100 spent at a locally-owned business, $68 remains in the local economy, and $32 leaves. Compare that to the same $100 spent at a non-locally owned business, where $43 remains in the local economy and $57 leaves.
Small businesses and local businesses are the backbone of our economy. We are local people serving local people and are generally committed to staying and continuing the next generation. Most businesses started out as a small, local business and earned the success of growing and expanding. It's the American Dream.


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SteelBrick QuoteQuickly is available as a SaaS solution that requires no additional hardware.
SteelBrick QuoteQuickly works inside Salesforce to optimize the quoting process and reduce the number of quoting errors. Users can create quotes for single line items or comprehensive product bundles. In the event that users need to quote large volumes, the program can set up tiered pricing and apply discounts. Once users have quote data finalized, they can then make use of the system's PDF design template library and send the document out to the consumer. Whenever a quote is submitted, SteelBrick QuoteQuickly stores a copy of it inside a library database.
SteelBrick was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in San Francisco.


Although the world famous artist Ivan Navarro may not be a household name, his work is well known in art circles. Originally born in Chile, Ivan moved to New York in his twenties and has lived there since. Drawing on his early life experiences of living under the Chilean dictator, Pinochet, he channels his experience into his art, which also helps him deal with his own psychological anxiety.
Featuring works of art made from lights and mirrors, the creations are designed to create an illusion of portals as well as tu nnels, giving the impression of being able to escape from the physical surroundings the viewer is currently in. Many have suggested that his early life experiences in Chile have driven his artistic direction.
Not one to shy away from making political statements through his art, one of Ivan's most known pieced of art is a chair constructed of neon light tubes, and the piece is said to be a statement, or perhaps argument against, the use of the electric chair. Many of his other works of art are also designed as critiques of war, society, and the role that the government plays in both.


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Quick, Jeeves, Cover the Piano Legs!
The Brits thought Americans prudes. But then the table turned.
in Archive • 12/18/2007
Nothing sums up the Victorians' freakish attitudes on sex as the notion that they were aroused by cabinetry. The author Matthew Sweet has shown that this fanciful story actually began with an English tourist in the United States. In 1837, a pompous Captain Frederick Marryat visited a seminary for young ladies in Niagara Falls, where he was astonished to discover the piano legs sheathed in "modest little trousers." These covers, a local guide confided, were necessary to preserve the "utmost purity of ideas" amongst the impressionable young girls. On another occasion, a Yankee girl told Marryat that even saying the word leg was considered too risqué in America; "limb" was preferred at a pinch. Captain Marryat dutifully recorded these factoids in A Diary in America.
There are no other records of this conservative New York habit; possibly the piano legs were really covered at the seminary to keep off dust. Americans at the time were heartily sick of the endless numbers of gullible English travel writers penning ignorant and patronizing books about their country, and Sweet speculates that the guides and young women at Niagara Falls were just pulling Marryat's credulous "limb."
But the British press seized on Marryat's story with glee. Jokes about idiot Americans hiding their piano legs were repeated in Music Hall songs and newspaper stories for years; eventually, the story became shorthand in the press for America's pathological prudery. But the story rebounded on the British. In a rare case of historical justice, when Victorians became symbols of uptight sexuality in the 20th century, the same piano story was used about them in plays, novels, and newspaper stories.
Today, despite the lack of evidence, it is still "common knowledge" that Victorians were feverishly hiding anything curved from impressionable eyes.
SOURCE/FURTHER READING: Matthew Sweet, Inventing the Victorians, (London, 2001); Wilson, A.N. The Victorians, (London, 2002).
VICTORIA'S SECRETS
The Victorians can't win: Either we see them as sexually repressed kill-joys or pathetic hypocrites — lascivious aesthetes addicted to pornography, child prostitution, and opium. But are the strangest stories true?
This pithy advice was supposedly given by Queen Victoria to her 17-year-old daughter, Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise, on her wedding night in 1857, and has become a catch-phrase for frigid marital congress. But it is unlikely that the Queen ever said it; the phrase appears to have become common only after her death in 1901. The earliest found use is actually in the unpublished private diary of a certain Lady Hillingham, written in 1912: "I am happy now that (my husband) Charles calls on my bedchamber less frequently than of old. As it is, I now endure but two calls a week and when I hear his steps outside my door I lie down on my bed, close my eyes, open my legs, and think of England." As it happens, Queen Victoria appears to have had a healthy interest in sex: Her diary as a young woman, before her figure ballooned and she swaddled herself in lace, is filled with frank references to her husband Albert's masculine attractions.
Fear of pubic hair
One of the era's greatest thinkers, John Ruskin, is said to have been so shocked by the discovery of his wife's pubic hair on his wedding night in Venice that he ran from the room and refused to consummate the marriage. Apparently he had only ever seen ancient Greek statues of the naked female form and assumed that his wife's nether regions would be as smooth and polished as Ionian marble. We do know that the marriage night did not go as planned: His wife, Effie, eventually accused him of "incurable impotence" and had the marriage annulled in 1854. In a letter, Ruskin later explained his reaction to his wife's body: "Her person was not formed to excite passion. On the contrary, there were certain circumstances in her person which completely checked it." In 1965, biographer Mary Lutyens speculated that this must have been his first glimpse of Effie's delta, but there is no evidence for it. More recently, biographers have suggested that his new wife must have been menstruating on her wedding night, which shocked Ruskin to the core.
Was Prince Albert into genital piercing?
Victoria's German-born, whisker-bedecked husband is rumored to have had a ring through his foreskin in order to secure his manhood via a chain to either side of his pant leg, in order to control its large size in tight-fitting britches. Actually, the adornment is a modern piercing option today, and happens to be called the Prince Albert. The name's origin, which dates only back to the 1970s, may have been confused with the German-style watch chain the prince favored, which was commonly called a Prince Albert. • 18 December 2007
SOURCE/FURTHER READING: Hall, Leslie, Sex, Gender and Social Change in Britain Since 1880 (London, 2000); Sweet, Matthew, Inventing the Victorians (London, 2001).
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Miguel Bonds Resigns As Director of Bands at Talladega University In 2006, the Talladega University marching band hired Miguel Bonds as its director. Miguel Bonds was attributed with recruiting as well as maintaining gifted artists to the band, which has obtained impressive scores from the public. His Wonderful Hurricane Band raised over $1 million for charity within three weeks. Despite the complaints, the community has remained to sustain the college and bond. The case was never checked out, yet the student went to police as well as reported the sexual assault. Dr. Bonds, Supervisor of Bands at Talladega University, revealed his resignation previously this month. The Great Tornado Marching Band was developed by President and also Chief Executive Officer Dr. Billy Hawkins as well as is led by Dr. Miguel Bonds. The Talladega College Board of Trustees backed the creation of the band as well as employed Dr. 'Bonds' to be the head of the band. The band has expanded to 250 members because its inception in 2012. Miguel Bonds has actually been a director of the band at Talladega College given that 1996. Along with training music, Miguel Bonds has actually acted as the school's supervisor of admissions, housing as well as financial assistance. In addition, he has actually educated 95 percent of the music courses at the college. Miguel Bonds has actually offered on numerous committees and boards at the college. The band has been a trademark task of his tenure at Talladega College. The pupils in his classes have actually been influenced by the talent of the university's band. As a musician, Bonds has actually executed in many venues. He has actually also been a guest audio speaker and lecturer at different colleges as well as colleges. His very first performance went to a neighborhood bar in December 2012. Along with carrying out in local places, Miguel Bonds has recorded a number of albums and also carried out at several places. Miguel Bonds has lent his expertise and also experience to a variety of performances as well as occasions throughout his occupation. In all, Dr. Bonds' dedication to music has caused a variety of achievements. Currently, Miguel Bonds is the Head Band Director at Talladega University. Miguel Bonds was the creator of the college's Terrific Hurricane Marching Band, which is one of the largest and also most popular in the state. He has functioned as a Director of Bands at the institution, and also Miguel Bonds has also educated 95 percent of the college's songs courses. And also he has actually functioned as director of admissions, housing, and financial aid at the institution. Along with serving as director of the band, Dr. Bonds has a selection of roles at Talladega College. Miguel Bonds has actually been a Supervisor of Bands for Talladega College given that 2012. Miguel Bonds has actually likewise served as the Supervisor of Admissions and Housing for the university. Miguel Bonds has actually shown greater than ninety percent of the university's songs courses. This makes him an extremely important member of the community at Talladega.
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De Montreal University Scholarships Canada 2023
July 13, 2022 January 7, 2023
De Montreal university Scholarships 2023 is available now for international students. The Montreal Scholarship 2023 lasts for summer 2023, fall 2023, and winter 2023 semesters. Hurry up! And apply now for these scholarships and get high education from a well-known university in the world. The scholarship is available for Undergraduate, Master, Doctorate, and Postdoctoral levels. The University Ranks No. 4 in Canada and Ranks 73rd.
More than 80% of enrolled students are international candidates at De Montreal university Canada instead of national students so all the students must apply for the scholarship before the deadline and avail themselves of this golden opportunity. The De Montreal university Scholarships program aims to assist bright understudies from all over the world who are wishes to study in Canada.
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Details of De Montreal university Canada Scholarships
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Under a De Montreal University Scholarship, you can take any of these degree programs:
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$9,420 per year (3 sessions, equivalent to 45 credits) or $3,140 per session (equivalent to 15 credits) for the Scholarships qualifiers.
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$19,339 per year (3 sessions, equivalent to 45 credits) or $6,546 per session (equivalent to 15 credits) for the entire duration of your studies under the De Montreal university Scholarships.
The candidate must be an international understudy.
You must hold a study authorization and are neither an eternal inhabitant of Canada nor hold Canadian nationality.
Applicants must be registered to study for the full-time program throughout their studies at the Université de Montréal.
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Join the 4th graders at Randolph Elementary School as we work together to raise awareness and raise money for Wounded Warrior Project. We appreciate any donation, no matter the size. Your support makes you a hero in our eyes!
Over the course of the next two weeks, we are competing against local nonprofit, IamRVA (http://iamrva.com/kidsvskent/) in fundraising. However, on September 23rd, the students will also be competing against local Physical Therapy Assistant, Kent Horner in an athletic battle. Who will win? Find out in the KIDS VS. KENT!