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With the NCAA's decision to allow Division I-A schools to play a 12th game, there has been a lot of news lately on scheduling. That will continue to be the case in the coming months as all 119 schools are looking for games in the near future and for years to come. We all try to schedule games 10-years in advance, but with the recent change in the landscape of college football, we all will invariably make considerable changes from one year to the next.
Our first priority in adding a 12th game is to play seven games at home each year. Historically, we have won nearly 72 percent of our games at home and 50 percent of our games away from home, so adding a seventh home game obviously increases our chances of having a championship season.
Another obvious reason for playing a seventh home game is the financial aspect. A seventh home game means an extra $1.5 million to Clemson athletics. We have made a major facilities commitment with the construction of the West Zone project, an investment in our future that will make Clemson Memorial Stadium among the top all-around facilities in the nation – and when the football operations component is finished, it will provide a great training environment for our team and serve to enhance our recruiting efforts. It will also have a significant positive effect on our entire program because it will allow some of our Olympic sports teams to move into the McFadden Building, when football operations moves to the West Zone. This will serve our Olympic Sports in the same fashion as the West Zone will for football.With the ACC schedule set at eight games for many years to come, it gives us four games to play with from a non-conference scheduling standpoint. The ACC is not the ACC of the 1980s. The addition of Florida State, Miami (FL), Virginia Tech and Boston College over the last 15 years has made this a much tougher conference. Florida State has won two national championships since they joined the league in 1992 and Miami (FL) won the title in 2001. Virginia Tech played for the national championship in 1999 and Boston College is the only school in the nation to win a bowl game each of the last five years.
Starting in 2006, we will have four non-conference games every year. One of the non-conference games will always be South Carolina. Clemson, Georgia Tech and Florida State are the only schools in the ACC who have a "built-in" rival as one of its non-conference games.
When some fans examine the difficulty of our schedule, there is a tendency to discount the South Carolina game as a non-conference competition. Every year that will be a difficult game no matter what the records of the respective schools. It is a non-conference commitment that North Carolina, NC State, Virginia, Boston College and others don't have on a yearly basis.
Coach Bowden was quoted at the recent ACC Football Kickoff press conference in July as hoping that the long term non-conference schedule would consist of two challenging games and two that we would be favored to win. Obviously, South Carolina will give us a challenging game every year.
In even numbered years (years we play South Carolina at home) we will have the ability to play a non-conference road game and still play seven games at home. So, there is an opportunity to play some home-and-home series with strong Division I-A opponents. We already have one of those series scheduled with the University of Pittsburgh.
We have been pursuing home-and-home series with many other schools. Dwight Rainey, who has put in countless hours on the phone since this 12th game rule was passed, has been in contact with over 30 schools from BCS conferences. The first school he called was the University of Georgia, but they have gone in another direction in the short term. We still hope to schedule a home and home with the Bulldogs down the road.
The pool of major Division I-A programs available for a 12th game is not that large. The Pac 10 voted to play a ninth game against another conference school. The Big Ten and the Mid-American Conference will have a series of games against each other, eliminating 22 schools for the pool with that agreement.
We have also talked with schools about two-for-one series. Overall, scheduling non-conference games is not as easy as one might think. It is not a matter of picking up the phone and choosing the teams you wish to play because every school has their own agenda and is looking for the best financial situation possible.
We have contacted Notre Dame through sports information director Tim Bourret (who is a Notre Dame graduate with strong ties) many times in the past, but they are not interested in playing a home-and-home. Like us, Notre Dame is looking to add a seventh home game each year and is looking for schools to make a trip to South Bend without a return game. When Notre Dame schedules a home-and-home series it is usually to a city with a large population base where they have a strong alumni base.
In general we are looking at the 12th game in a six-year window. We are striving to play two games with local I-AA schools such as Furman, The Citadel or Wofford twice in a six-year period. The cost for having a I-AA school come to your school for one game is about $250,000 compared to $500,000+ for a Division I-A school.
Twice in a six-year period we are striving to play a Division I-A school who will come to Clemson for a guarantee without a return trip to their campus. That is the case with Florida Atlantic, who will come to Clemson for a game in 2006 without a return game. Then, we hope to play a historically strong Division I-A program in the other two games in the six-year window.
We realize that some of our fans would rather us to play four very strong programs each year. While you will read about some marquis match-ups in the coming months (like our game with Texas A&M this year), few schools play more than two difficult non-conference games in a season and most play just one.
A look to recent national champions, and our own history tells us that the approach we are taking is mainstream. Over the last 10 years the winning percentage of the non-conference opponents of the Associated Press national champions has been .518 (218-203-1). The last 10 AP national champions have played 36 non-conference regular season games and 17 of those opponents have completed the season with a losing record.
In 2000 Oklahoma won the national championship by playing a non-conference schedule that included a 1-10 Arkansas State team and a 3-8 Rice team. UTEP was the third non-conference team on Oklahoma's schedule that year. In 2001 Miami (FL) won the national championship in a season it played a Troy State team that was still in Division I-AA. The combined final record of the non-conference opponents Southern Cal has played the last two years is 51-47.
Even in our own history, our national championship team of 1981 defeated a Wofford team that was an NAIA school at the time.I hope this column gives everyone a better understanding of our non-conference scheduling philosophy and plan for the future. While we understand that not everyone will agree – we nevertheless believe this plan provides the appropriate mix to accomplish our financial goals, opportunity to move toward the 2/2 ratio in the future as well as positioning our football program for championship(s) opportunities and BCS berths.
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Over the coming weeks, as the UK faces huge changes in our relationships with the EU and as Rt Rev Susan Brown, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, invites congregations everywhere to do all we can to demonstrate care and hospitality, we will be providing a prayer each week that we hope might be useful in personal devotions and public worship. Please feel free to change and adapt these prayers to suit your own context.
This week our prayer comes from Iain McLarty, worship development worker with the Priority Areas team in the Ministries Council.
In times of uncertainty it is natural and acceptable to be worried about the impact any changes may have on us. But if we are lucky enough to have the possibility of losing something, it is important to recognise the privileged position that puts us in. Brexit is a crisis for those who 'have', because those who 'have not' are already in crisis. Let us use our own worries at this time to pray for those in our society who are marginalised and faced with poverty.
our ever-present help in times of trouble.
...we pray for those struggling to put food on the table every single day.
...we pray for those in communities with few jobs and few opportunities.
...we pray for those who are homeless or living in poor housing conditions.
...we pray for those who earn just enough to get by and can't afford to plan for the future.
...we pray for those who have to flee their homes and make dangerous journeys to find safety.
help us to recognise it will still be a crisis for those 'have not'.
may they find comfort and hope in Your unfailing love.


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Hampstead Highgate Express > News > Crime
Camden parents in dock over truancy as prosecutions rise tenfold
Josh Pettitt
Published: 4:52 PM January 24, 2012 Updated: 1:31 PM October 14, 2020
The number of parents taken to court by Camden Council for failing to make their child go to school has increased tenfold in five years.
The spike in legal action is down to a renewed drive, at the request of Ofsted, to enforce attendance at schools across the borough.
The council prosecutes an average of five parents a month, but January saw double that number.
The council has had this power since 1996, but in the last five years prosecution figures have soared from five in 2007/08 to 49 in the first half of the 2011/12 academic year.
Cabinet member Larraine Revah refused to speak to the Ham&High, but released this statement: "There is a clear link between attendance and performance, which underpins an increased focus on school attendance by Ofsted, and our actions are designed to support children improving their performance."
On January 5 Falhad Hussein, of Shoot Up Hill in Cricklewood, pleaded guilty to failing to have her seven-year-old attend Kingsgate Primary School regularly between September 2010 and July 2011. Her daughter's attendance fell to a low of 65 per cent between November 8 and January 1 this year.
Hussein, who claimed to have suffered from "depression", said: "Even though I have so many problems I am guilty and it's affecting her education. It's also affecting my son's education."
She was fined �100.
Carol Stoute, of Fellows Road in Belsize, was also set to appear in court charged with failing to ensure her seven-year-old attended St Dominic's Roman Catholic School regularly – a 17-minute walk from their home – between September 2010 and July last year. Her son missed more than one day in four.
Stoute, who was said to be deaf, failed to appear and was fined �365 in her absence. She was one of many defendants who failed to show up at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Corner that day.
Council solicitor Edward Surkis told the Ham&High: "These children are normally from broken homes or have parents with a lot of problems, but it can also be those who choose to go on holiday without the school's permission."
Most parents are let off with a fine or conditional discharge, but in extreme cases, persistent offenders can end up with a three-month prison sentence.
Alison Buchanan, of Solace Women's Aid, said parental authority can often be undermined in an environment where domestic violence is the norm.
She said: "We try to help women rather than enforcing. It is important children go to school but we recognise there is a whole range of reasons. We try to help rebuild the relationship between parent and child so they understand the benefit of education."
At Hampstead School there is a zero-tolerance approach to truancy or skipping school to visit relatives abroad.
Headteacher Jacques Szemalikowski said: "We're very serious about what we do and if teachers are preparing great lessons every single day, we expect pupils to be there every single day."


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Q: c: valgrind "Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)" I'm getting an error in valgrind and don't know what is wrong.
The error is:
valgrind output:

==1112== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)
==1112==    at 0x402BF0D: realloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-x86-linux.so)

And it states the problem occurs on line 226:
if(reallocate ==TRUE)
{
    char** temp_values = NULL;

    temp_values = (char**) realloc(theBoard->_values, theBoard->_size_r*sizeof(char*) );

    if(temp_values!=NULL)
    {
        theBoard->_values = temp_values;
    } else
    {
        reportError(MEM_OUT);
        return FALSE;
    }

    int i = 0;
    for (i=0; i<theBoard->_size_r; i++)
    {
        char* temp_values_c = NULL;
HERE( line 226)->   temp_values_c = realloc(theBoard->_values[i], theBoard->_size_c*sizeof(char) );

        if(temp_values_c != NULL)
        {
            theBoard->_values[i] = temp_values_c;
        } else
        {
            reportError(MEM_OUT);
            return FALSE;
        }
    }

    // initialize extra memory
    if(row_out_bound)
    {
        init(theBoard,prev_size_r,0);
    }

    if(col_out_bound)
    {
        init(theBoard,0, prev_size_c);
    }

}

Why is this happening and how can i fix it?

A: The problem is theBoard->_values[i] is not initialized since it comes straight from realloc (temp_values = ...).
EDIT

Can you elaborate please?

I thought you'd never ask. The function realloc returns a chunk of memory of the specified size, with no guarantees regarding its contents. So for all practical purposes you should assume anything realloc returns contains garbage. In your code you take that (potential) garbage and on line 226 you tell realloc:
Here's this pointer that's like totally valid and all. It's NULL or I previously obtained it from malloc. Can you realloc it to this size? And that's not true! The actual value contained by theBoard->_values[i] could be anything.
What you want is a loop that does theBoard->_values[i] = NULL, or maybe use malloc instead of realloc on line 226.

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Scientists have used stem cells from umbilical cord blood and bone marrow to treat diseases, metabolic and immune disorders, and blood cancers for years, but there is a newer trend where parents are banking baby teeth for dental stem cells, and the practice shows great promise.
Stem cells are capable of changing into different cell types. They can also aid in the healing of damaged tissue. Scientists and doctors are so excited about the growing role of stem cells to treat disease, injury, and the deterioration of tissue due to aging. Dental stem cells are adult stem cells found in baby teeth as well as wisdom teeth and are able to differentiate into bone, dental tissue, cartilage, and muscle, and neural tissue. Many experts believe there are even uses in regenerative dentistry. There is great promise in stem cells and in particular, dental stem cells, and many professionals recommend banking the valuable stem cells found in baby teeth.
What's the difference between dental stem cells and cord blood?
Cord blood has long been known as a rich resource of stem cells; in particular, hematopoietic stem cells, also known as HSCs. They are potent cells, giving rise to all cells found in the body, both red and white, as well as platelets. This is why they are very valuable for treating child patients who may suffer from cancerous blood disorders. The challenge with cord blood is that there is a very limited amount that is only available in very small quantities, and more is needed when treating an adult.
Dental stem cells, on the other hand, provide parents the ability to store stem cells long after a child is born. For those who either could not afford to collect cord blood, or there were complications that prevented the collection of cord blood, the opportunity to still collect stems cells through baby teeth can be very attractive. Also, because collecting dental stem cells requires a less intrusive process (extracting baby teeth) many parents find this option more attractive.
Do all pediatric dentists work with dental stem cells?
There are several companies that are in the industry of dental stem cells, including StemSave, Store-a-Tooth, and The Tooth Bank. While parents can work with these companies directly, talk to your pediatric dentist to see if they work with any of these organizations and which one is right for you. They can assist in guiding you through the process and can answer any questions that you may have.
Can parents just collect baby teeth and store them until needed?
The value of dental stem cells from children is that teeth are stronger when younger, and then age over time, so the stem cells in teeth are reduced as we get older. Also, most professionals suggest storing more than one tooth. Most dental stem cell companies do provide a tooth storage container, but it is meant only to ship the tooth back to the company's facility, not for long-term home storage.
Will any tooth do for dental stem cells?
Though there are dental stem cells present in periodontal ligaments and in apical papilla, those dental stem cells that are easiest to retrieve and bank are found in exfoliating primary teeth. It is best to get the stem cells from baby teeth that need to be extracted due to orthodontic reasons because there are fuller roots on them then an exfoliating primary tooth.
Pediatric dentists working with dental stem cell companies can advise you on how best to collect a child's teeth for storage.
Banking baby teeth for dental stem cells is still unfamiliar ground for many parents. Do your research to decide for yourself how or if you'll store your child's dental stem cells for future use, and then collaborate with your pediatric dentist, so the preservation of the teeth are a success.


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Utility classes to handle common aspects of GBIF download REST services. The public classes in this library provide:

  * HumanFilterBuilder: translates download query predicates into human readable strings.
  * PredicateGeometryPointCounter, PredicateTaxonCounter: count points/taxa to asses predicate complexity.
  * QueryParameterFilterBuilder: translates download query predicates into a flat query string that is suitable for HTTP links.
  * TitleLookup: Utility ws-client class to get dataset and species titles used in downloads.

##To build the project
Execute the Maven command:
```
mvn clean package verify install
```

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Q: How to do NHibernate queries with reference as criterion? I'm trying to do a query through NHibernate where the criterion for the result depends on a referenced table. How do I do this? Let's look at a simple example:
public class Foo
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string Name { get; set; }
    public Bar ReferencedBar { get; set; }
}

public class Bar
{
    public int Id { get; set; }
    public string Name { get; set; }
}

Foo is then mapped to Bar:
public class FooMapping : ClassMap<Foo>
{
    public FooMapping()
    {
        Id(c => c.Id).GeneratedBy.HiLo("1");
        Map(c => c.Name).Not.Nullable().Length(100);
        References(c => c.Bar);
    }
}

Now I want to get all Foo's from the Database which reference a specific Bar. This function is using Criteria, but please give examples using something else if you think that's better:
public IList<Foo> GetAllFoosReferencingBar(Bar bar)
{
    using (var tx = Session.BeginTransaction())
    {
        var result = Session.CreateCriteria(typeof(Foo))
            .Add(Restrictions./* foo.ReferencedBar == bar */) // <-- How to add restriction using reference?
            .List<Foo>();
        tx.Commit();
        return result;
    }
}

A: This is actually easier than one might think. Just add an Equal restriction to the critierion using the property name and the object directly:
public IList<Foo> GetAllFoosReferencingBar(Bar bar)
{
    using (var tx = Session.BeginTransaction())
    {
        var result = Session.CreateCriteria(typeof(Foo))
            .Add(Restrictions.Eq("ReferencedBar", bar) // <--- Added restriction
            .List<Foo>();
        tx.Commit();
        return result;
    }
}


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struct Struct;

impl Struct {
    fn foo(&mut self) {
        (&mut self).bar(); //~ ERROR cannot borrow
        //~^ HELP try removing `&mut` here
    }

    // In this case we could keep the suggestion, but to distinguish the
    // two cases is pretty hard. It's an obscure case anyway.
    fn bar(self: &mut Self) {
        //~^ WARN function cannot return without recursing
        //~^^ HELP a `loop` may express intention better if this is on purpose
        (&mut self).bar(); //~ ERROR cannot borrow
        //~^ HELP try removing `&mut` here
    }
}

fn main () {}


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Shirani Rea, owner of Peaches Records
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Who are you and your current job :
My name is Shirani Rea and I'm the President/Owner of Peaches Records. I opened the record store in 1975 because I fell in love with the passion of the musicians in my city (New Orleans) and I wanted to do whatever I could to help them succeed. I wanted the world to hear their music. I run the store with my amazing children Lee and Lillie.
What musical styles do you specialize in?
If a musician has a true gift or talent we'll carry their music, regardless of style or genre. We have a stage in our store and we've had jazz musicians, indie-rockers, country musicians, rappers and more perform with us. We embrace all styles.
Can you give a small tour of the music scene in your town?
Yes, come on down to NOLA and I'll show you around …But seriously, we have an incredibly diverse scene. We're the birthplace of jazz and of course, we're known for that, but we also have some of the best rappers and producers in the world, a badass metal scene, a long history with the delta blues, and rock n roll. Every day young musicians are drawing influence from local legends and making their own, unique sounds. I always joke that the people of New Orleans are like a pot of gumbo in that there are so many different elements that work together in harmony and I think that's true for our music scene as well.
What's it like working in a record shop?
Pretty orgasmic…Music is love and music is a healer.
What mind-blowing album are you listing right now?
Kamasi Washington 'Harmony of Difference'—he has an amazing talent and this album as well as the last one ('Epic') is incredibly well produced.
What does it take for an indie record shop to survive?
You have to love what you do. You have to share the love every day.
What does Record Store Day, mean to you and your business?
Record Store Day is our Christmas. It's the day that we (as an independent record store) get to shine, artists get to showcase their music and everyone gets to 'experience' vinyl. We throw a huge party every year for RSD! This year we'll have a performance from Walter 'Wolfman' Washington (a legendary local blues musician). Wendy Blades, the incredible sword swallower, will be performing her circus act. We will have free snow-balls from Hansen's Sno-Bliz (a New Orleans tradition) and, as always, free beer!
Tips for musicians launching an album?
Marketing. Marketing. Marketing.
5 local musicians to check out!
Can't narrow it down to five… Allen Toussaint, Dr. John, Irma Thomas, Professor Longhair, PJ Morton, The Meters, Acid Bath, Walter 'Wolfman' Washington, Trombone Shorty, Curren$y, Flow Tribe…
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New Orleans [Louisiana] city guide x Shirani Rea
Café | Angelo Brocato's
Restaurant | Palace Café
Shopping | Magazine Street
Grocery | Rouses
They are local, family owned and focused on quality products. You can find all kinds of fantastic New Orleans specific foods and locally made products there. They also have kind and helpful team members. | facebook.com/RousesMarkets/
Other | The Audubon Zoo, Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, Audubon Aquarium, World War II Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park and so much more. The city is filled with exciting activities. If you come to visit, stop by Peaches and we'll tell you where to check out!
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The problem is that some spammer is using my domain name to send spam, and my web account is catching all the delivery failure notices.
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Panthers' Newton Suffers Back Fractures in Crash
A towing-operator works to upright the damaged truck driven by Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton after the quarterback was involved in an accident, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2014, in Charlotte, N.C. Newton was taken to the hospital. It's unclear how badly the 25-year-old he was injured. (AP Photo/Skip Foreman)
A Charlotte firefighter tends to Carolina Panthers NFL football quarterback Cam Newton following a two-vehicle crash not far from the team's stadium in Charlotte, N.C., Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2014. (AP Photo/The Charlotte Observer, Todd Sumlin)
TOM FOREMAN Jr., Associated Press
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Panthers say quarterback Cam Newton suffered fractures in his lower back in a car crash in Charlotte.
Panthers spokesman Charlie Dayton said Tuesday during a news conference outside a hospital that Newton had no other internal injuries and that he would stay overnight for observation.
Dayton says the injuries will not require surgery but it was unclear if Newton would be able to practice or play against the Buccaneers on Sunday. He is expected to be released from the hospital on Wednesday.
Television footage showed Newton on a stretcher being placed in an ambulance. The Panthers said he was in fair condition at Carolinas Medical Center.
Photos from The Charlotte Observer showed the 25-year-old Newton smiling as he was attended to by an officer on the ground.
Panthers' Newton Thankful to be Alive After Crash
In "Sports"
Rivera: Newton 'Probably' Will Start vs. Browns
Panthers QB Cam Newton Having Ankle Surgery, with 4-Month Recovery Time
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Live ticker alpine skiing: Xiaohaituo Alpine Skiing Field – decision (Olympic Winter Games
Elvedina Muzaferija (BIH)
Now the candidates are through the top placements. We still have a bit of a supporting program, but due to the small starting field we can of course still do well.
Wendy Holdener (SUI)
The next big medal contender is Wendy Holdener. For the Swiss, it is important not to lose too much now. The 28-year-old delivers a strong downhill performance and really wants to know. The two-time combined world champion is a long time coming. Only the gliding to the end does not succeed Holdener so well. In the end, just under a second is missing, but you can definitely do something with it.
Marusa Ferk (SLO)
Maruša Ferk is definitely someone who can combine. The versatility speaks for them. But in view of the competition, the Slovenian is not one of the favorites. The 33-year-old drives really well at the bottom and is the best of all. But a good six-tenths deficit remains.
Priska Nufer (SUI)
For Switzerland, Priska Nufer pushes off at the top. The 30-year-old has to do well in the downhill and is really good at first. But mistakes are inevitable in the further course. The Swiss loses time, the seven tenths are already too much for her to be able to move anything in the slalom.
Laura Gauche (FRA)
Laura Gauché starts promisingly. Then it throws a punch that throws her a bit off balance. At the point where Roni Remme fell, the Frenchwoman is also pinched, but she stands it, but then has a moment of shock, she drives very close to the right of the course barrier. So it ends up being a botched run with a big deficit.
Federica Brignone (ITA)
Federica Brignone starts with supposedly even greater prospects. The Italian has proven over the years that she masters this competition brilliantly. There will be no individual best times either in the downhill or in the slalom. Brignone solves this in the sum of both parts. Almost seven tenths are lost.
Marta Bassino (ITA)
Marta Bassino is on her way. The Italian is one of the extended circle of favorites and is usually in a good position. Sometimes the 25-year-old invests well in the line and lets the skis run. Ultimately, however, there is a little too much left in the last part of the route – a good one second in total.
Roni Remme (CAN)
Is Roni Remme perhaps one who can cause a surprise? The Canadian is at least really good on the road, is flashed at the highest speed – that's almost 135 kilometers per hour. But then it really pushes her in with a right turn, which the 26-year-old cannot withstand and falls. It's over and done with, but at least she's not seriously hurting herself.
Elena Curtoni (ITA)
Now the first of the Italians starts. Elena Curtoni also comes from the fast side. The 31-year-old gets stuck on a gate with her left stick and almost loses it. That obviously costs concentration, because a little later Curtoni misses a goal and is eliminated.
Romane Miradoli (FRA)
Then Romane Miradoli pushes his way up the slope. The French looks aggressive and is doing well for a long time. In the last part of the route, however, the ski doesn't glide so well. SO there is still a deficit of a good half a second.
Ramona Siebenhofer (AUT)
As the greatest and at the same time last Austrian hope, Ramona Siebenhofer sets out. It is also important for the 30-year-old to make up time now. The Salzburger sniffs the best time, but the 30-year-old can't drive much. In the end, 14 hundredths are even missing to compatriot Scheyer.
Christine Scheyer (AUT)
Christine Scheyer is one who has to present herself in the downhill. The woman from Vorarlberg is measured at high speeds and drives at the best time level. At the very end, a hundredth speaks for the 27-year-old. However, that does not mean a lot of padding – especially on Shiffrin.
Mikaela Shiffrin (USA)
Now Mikaela Shiffrin pushes off at the top. The world champion wants to know, risks at the cross-country transition, is easily lifted. The American wants to know. In fact, it's looking great today. Only a good half second remains. Shiffrin should be able to easily catch up in the slalom.
Keely Cashman (USA)
As a speed driver, Keely Cashman now has to submit. Initially, the American is among the best. But then the line isn't right, it's far from the optimal line. That costs the decisive tenths – almost seven of them are missing at the finish.
Michelle Gisin (SUI)
Now it applies to Michelle Gisin. The defending champion shows early on that she is one of the favorites, is four tenths ahead at the top. After that, however, the Engelberg woman loses because it takes her too far out with a left turn, but she can also do a lot of slalom. In this respect, the scarce second that falls by the wayside is not so dramatic.
Nicol Delago (ITA)
We have five women at the finish line, who are an impressive four and a half seconds apart. This level of performance does not necessarily speak for the quality of the starting field. Nicol Delago would have to set accents in the descent, but only does so to a limited extent. The Italian finishes second.
Ester Ledecka (CZE)
Then the Olympic snowboard champion gets going. Ester Ledecká makes a mistake very early on and is half a second behind. After that, however, the Czech ignites the turbo and drives out a second until the second split. She continues to improve and arrives at the bottom with a lead of 1.29 seconds. But that's even better.
Nevena Ignjatovic (SRB)
So far, no female athlete has come close to getting the best out of the slopes. Nevena Ignjatović does not succeed either. Of course, the Serbian is one of the outsiders, she can ski a lot and doesn't get the ski going. The 31-year-old loses a lot of time – well over three seconds.
Catherine Huber (AUT)
Katharina Huber is the first Austrian to climb the slope. The 26-year-old has to limit the loss in the downhill to be able to attack in the slalom. But this only succeeds to a limited extent. The Lower Austrian already loses almost two seconds. That should end up being quite a large mortgage.
Greta Small (AUS)
Greta Small is on the way for Australia. The 26-year-old also brakes early, making it even slower than Wright later on. Also, Small does not hold the position consistently and loses 66 hundredths.
Isabella Wright (USA)
The sun is shining from the blue sky in the crisp cold again. So there is the best view for Isabella Wright, who is now opening the race. Early on, the American lost her direction on a wave and had to turn her skis sideways. That's a serious mistake. At least the 25-year-old made it to the finish. However, time should not be the measure of all things.
We have already named two top favourites. That leaves the reigning world champion. Mikaela Shiffrin (car number 9) has a lot of catching up to do at these Winter Games. The early elimination in slalom and giant slalom bothered the American very much, who came back ninth in the Super G and was eighteenth in the downhill. Shiffrin won Olympic silver four years ago. Petra Vlhová would certainly have belonged to this group, but the World Cup runner-up is not there due to an ankle injury. We certainly don't forget Federica Brignone (16), who has won five combinations in the World Cup in her career. The Italian also has her precious metal in her pocket – silver in the giant slalom. The extended circle of medal contenders – and if one of the named fails – includes Elena Curtoni (13), Marta Bassino (15), Laura Gauché (17) and Ester Ledecká (5).
Three Confederates
The Swiss are in a much better position there. The all-rounder Michelle Gisin (car number 7) is made for the discipline based on versatility. As an Olympic champion in 2018 and third at the 2021 World Championships, she has proven that. The current form is also good, as bronze proved here in the Olympic Super G. Then there's Wendy Holdener (20), who has practically the same chances, won bronze four years ago and has also been world champion in combination twice (2017, 2019). And the 28-year-old also has her medal at these games – bronze in the slalom. Third in the group is Priska Nufer (18).
Austrian trio
For the ÖSV, three women should get the coals out of the fire. However, only Ramona Siebenhofer (car number 11) belongs to the possibly extended group of favourites. The World Cup fifth has what it takes to drive close to a medal. In the case of Katharina Huber (3) and Christine Scheyer (10), a lot would have to fit together if they were to achieve an absolute top ranking. But of course surprises are always possible.
Short start list
The interest in this form of competition, which has been neglected in the World Cup for years, is even more manageable than among men. The slow death of Alpine Combined seems to be unstoppable. Only 26 athletes can be found on the start list. A German athlete is not among them.
The athletes should have already made extensive acquaintance with the "Rock" slope – not only in the training runs. All speed races took place here. And today's downhill run is practically no different from the special downhill run. From the start at 2,050 meters, Jean-Philippe Vulliet's course shows the way over the 765 meters in altitude to the finish. The FIS race director again scored 37 goals over the 2,704 meter long competition distance.
Welcome to the Olympic Games! At a Central European night, the female alpine skiers begin their combination competition. The first part is the descent, which is scheduled for 3:30 a.m. CET. The medal decision in the slalom starts at 7:00 a.m.
Olympic Winter Games - Super Combination
Xiaohaituo Alpine Skiing Field
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The Day Israel Taught The World The Way To Deal With The Terrorism
Ashish Saradka July 5, 2016
Today the world may be sleeping in peace and America celebrating its independence day. But the stature of the July 4th was not always the same. At least it was not the same in the fateful year of 1976. The night of July 4th, 1976 thought the world how to deal with terrorism the Israeli way. It thought the world, and also wrote it down on the pages of history for people to read, the Israeli motto of combating terrorism. It just reads, "No matter what, and no matter how we don't negotiate with the terrorists and criminals. For today is the day when the operation Thunderbolt was executed with precision handling and with commendable military perfection.
It all had started a week earlier, on the 27th of June 1976. An Air France plane with 248 passengers that originated in Tel Aviv destined to reach Paris was hijacked by two members of the popular front for the liberation of Palestine and two members of the German revolutionary cells. The demand of the hijackers was very precise; they wanted the release of 40 Palestinian militants who were imprisoned in Israel and 13 other militants in prisons of 4 other countries. The plane was directed to the Entebbe airport in Uganda after a stopover in Benghazi in Libya. The Entebbe was the main airport of Uganda. Not much of a surprise is the fact that Uganda welcomed the hijackers, with its ill demurred President Idi- Amin himself welcoming the hijackers. The airport was cordoned and guarded by the Ugandan national army. The passengers were moved to an unused airport building, were the Israeli and the non-Israeli passengers were separated. Over the following 2 days, 148 non-Israeli passengers were released in 2 separate batches and they were flown out to Paris.
94 Israeli nationals and 12 crew members were retained as hostages (The crew offered to be free, but they instead chose to stay with the hostages. A big salute to the crew and their dedication). The negotiations were going on, but budging to the demand was not so Israeli way of dealing with things. With intelligence from Mossad, The Israeli defense force (IDF) derived a plan for a rescue operation which had to include a strategy to deal with the armed resistance from the Ugandan national army.
On a military operation which was carried with unprecedented precision, Israeli transport planes, popularly known as the Hercules carried 200 Israeli soldiers over 2500 miles to Uganda. Two Boeing 707 jets accompanied them for medical assistance and command post. The planes were flown at a very low altitude at about 35 feet above ground to avoid being spotted by Military and Civilian Radars. The Plan was executed with perfection. It had taken a week of practice and planning, and the results were dramatically successful. The Israeli army was prepared for 35 -40 casualties during the course of the mission. However, there were only 4 casualties, 3 Hostages and one Commando succumbed during the mission. All the hijackers were eliminated. In order to avoid a military retaliation 30, Soviet built MiG-21's of Ugandan army were destroyed at the airbase. Kenya had offered refueling support for the Israeli aircraft for a 4000 km marathon flight back home.
The loss of one soldier was not to be neglected, such was the legacy of the unit Commander Lt.Col. Yonatan Netanyahu, who commanded the Sayreet Matkal. This was the elite commando unit of the IDF. Netanyahu was a distinguished soldier with a Medal of Distinguished Service for his conduct in the Yom Kippur war. He was shot outside the building after the hostages were moved to the plane. He soon martyred in the arms of the military doctor Efraim Sneh. The mission of Entebbe was later renamed as Mivtsa yonathan, or Operation Yonathan in honor of the deceased soldier.
But Thunderbolt set some high standards principles in dealing with terrorism. The wit of Israel and its decision to not negotiate with terror stands high as a role model for other nations to follow. Amazing was the way it was planned, practiced and executed. It has its sets of speculations and confusions on the alleged exaggeration of Netanyahu. But it was a landmark mission and an object of study for Special Forces around the world for years. The American Special Forces studied the same plan to eliminate Osama Bin Laden in his house in Pakistan. Never again did Palestine dare to hijack an Israeli plane, for it knew Israel wouldn't mind flying half way round the earth to save its citizens.
Ashish Saradka
I am a debater orator and luckily an engineer. I work for HP, Writing is a passion .my principle in life " LOVE CAN CONQUER ANYTHING AND ANYONE ". Electronics computer and nature pull out the child in me


About - The RJ45 reader port connectors (325-030) are designed to make wiring readers to our control units quick and easy.
During the manufacture of all of our readers, units are checked on automated test equipment to ensure correct operation. An RJ45 plug is fitted to speed up this process and this is left attached to the cable when shipped.
The RJ45 reader port connector is designed to convert the standard reader ports on Switch2 and Net2 control units to accept 1 or 2 RJ45 connections.
Installation - Reader port connector: Pull off the terminal block from the reader port on the control unit and replace it with this connector. Plug in the RJ45 plug from the reader.


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use std::fmt;
use std::fs::File;
use std::io::Read;
use lval::LVal;
use lenv::LEnv;
use eval::eval;
use parser::Parser;

pub fn builtin_lambda(_: &mut LEnv, mut args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_assert!("\\"; args.len() == 2);
    builtin_assert!("\\"; args[0] is qexpr);
    builtin_assert!("\\"; args[1] is qexpr);

    let formals = args.remove(0);
    let body    = args.remove(0);

    for argument in formals.as_values() {
        if let LVal::Sym(_) = *argument {}
        else {
            err!("cannot use non-symbol as argument: `{}`", argument)
        }
    }

    LVal::lambda(formals, body)
}

enum VariableLocation {
    Local,
    Global
}

impl fmt::Display for VariableLocation {
    fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter) -> fmt::Result {
        match *self {
            VariableLocation::Local => write!(f, "{}", "="),
            VariableLocation::Global => write!(f, "{}", "def")
        }
    }
}

pub fn builtin_var(loc: VariableLocation, env: &mut LEnv, mut args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_assert!(loc; args.len() >= 1);
    builtin_assert!(loc; args[0] is qexpr);

    let symbols = args.remove(0).into_values();

    // Ensure all elements of first list are symbols
    for symbol in &symbols {
        if let LVal::Sym(_) = *symbol {}
        else {
            err!("cannot `def`ine non-symbol: `{}`", symbol)
       }
    }

    // Check that number of symbols and values matches
    if symbols.len() != args.len() {
        err!("`def` called with number of symbols ({}) != number of values ({})",
             symbols.len(), args.len())
    }

    for (symbol, value) in symbols.iter().zip(args.into_iter()) {
        match loc {
            VariableLocation::Local => {
                env.put(symbol.clone(), value);
            },
            VariableLocation::Global => {
                env.def(symbol.clone(), value);
            }
        }
    }

    LVal::sexpr()
}

pub fn builtin_def(env: &mut LEnv, args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_var(VariableLocation::Global, env, args)
}

pub fn builtin_put(env: &mut LEnv, args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_var(VariableLocation::Local, env, args)
}

pub fn builtin_eval(env: &mut LEnv, mut args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_assert!("eval"; args.len() == 1);
    builtin_assert!("eval"; args[0] is qexpr);

    // Take 1st argument
    let qexpr = args.remove(0);

    // Evaluate it
    eval(env, LVal::SExpr(qexpr.into_values()))
}

pub fn builtin_load(env: &mut LEnv, mut args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_assert!("load"; args.len() == 1);
    builtin_assert!("load"; args[0] is string);

    // Read the file
    let filename = args.remove(0).into_str();
    let mut file = match File::open(&Path::new(&filename)) {
        Ok(f) => f,
        Err(err) => return LVal::err(format!("{}", err))
    };

    let mut contents = String::new();
    match file.read_to_string(&mut contents) {
        Ok(s) => s,
        Err(err) => return LVal::err(format!("{}", err))
    };

    // Parse it
    let ast = match Parser::parse(&contents, &filename) {
        Ok(lval) => lval,
        Err(err) => return LVal::err(format!("{:?}", err))
    };
    let exprs = LVal::from_ast(ast).into_values();

    // Run it
    for val in exprs {
        let result = eval(env, val);

        if let LVal::Err(..) = result {
            result.println(env);
        }
    }

    LVal::sexpr()
}

pub fn builtin_error(_: &mut LEnv, mut args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_assert!("error"; args.len() == 1);
    builtin_assert!("error"; args[0] is string);

    let msg = args.remove(0).into_str();
    LVal::Err(msg)
}

pub fn builtin_println(env: &mut LEnv, mut args: Vec<LVal>) -> LVal {
    builtin_assert!("println"; args.len() == 1);

    let lval = args.remove(0);
    lval.println(env);

    LVal::sexpr()
}


My First Bass Clef Theory Book. This is a first book of exciting musical puzzles, activities and games for younger players of bass clef instruments who do not need to learn about the treble clef at this stage. A separate edition is available for players of treble clef instruments or for those who wish to complete their knowledge of Grade 1 Music Theory.


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• DART trolley-buses providing shuttle service between Downtown and various Riverfront attractions.
• Abundant parking.
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Anything Nekomimi or Nekojin, whether it be girls with cat ears, or full fledged Catgirls.
Catgirls are the best girls.
I just watched this scene for the first time and thought it was absolutely hilarious and awesome! The whole anime was great.
Cat ears, cat tails and beutiful girls.