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SAP announced its first nine joint products with Business Objects on Wednesday.

SAP and Business Objects have announced the first joint products from their merger, although the planned tight integration of the companies' software will take longer to achieve.

SAP agreed to pay US$6.8 billion for the business intelligence vendor in October. It has now secured more than 87 percent of Business Objects' shares, more than enough to control the company, CEO Henning Kagermann said at a press conference on Wednesday.

Business Objects is now a division of SAP led by its former CEO, John Schwarz. The plan is to integrate its analytics technology more tightly with SAP's business applications, but also to keep selling standalone products that work with other vendors' software.

"While we'll clearly align ourselves to SAP, we are equally committed to non-SAP customers, platforms and environments," Schwarz said. "Our intention is to have a business intelligence solution on top of Oracle that's better than Oracle's own business intelligence solution."

The companies announced nine software packages that will go on sale this month and combine products from Business Objects and SAP. They include Financial Performance Management, Governance, Risk and Compliance, and Visualization and Reporting.

The financial package, for example, includes strategy management and planning tools from SAP and financial consolidation and profit management tools from Business Objects, said Doug Merrit, the head of SAP's Business User division.

Those products were already sold separately, and the packages don't involve any significant integration work. They are intended to give the companies' sales teams something to go out and sell -- although customers should also see a pricing benefit compared with buying the products separately, Schwarz said.

The long-term goal is to integrate the companies' software more tightly to form what Kagermann called a "closed loop." The idea is that SAP users, acting on information from Business Objects' analytics tools, will be able to more quickly adjust underlying business processes running in SAP Netweaver, Kagermann said.

SAP will also offer Business Objects' tools as part of its new suite of on-demand business applications for medium-sized enterprises, called Business ByDesign. The team developing Business ByDesign "will be able to pick the best from the Business Objects portfolio and merge it into Business ByDesign," Kagermann said.

Business Objects already offered its products on demand and had 70,000 subscribers at the time of the acquisition, Schwarz said. The job of merging the BI tools into Business ByDesign has not yet started, however, he said.

Business ByDesign is still very new. SAP aimed to have about 100 customers live on the system by the end of 2007, a modest target, and its goal for 2008 is "to prove that we can build a profitable volume business," Kagermann said.

SAP's news coincided with the announcement from its biggest rival, Oracle, that it reached a deal to buy middleware vendor BEA Systems for $8.5 billion.

BEA is in a different business from Business Objects, but Oracle's move to expand itself further through another big acquisition only helps to validate SAP's decision to acquire Business Objects. It was the biggest deal in SAP's history and broke the vendor's tradition of not acquiring large companies.

SAP bought Business Objects for its technology, not its customers, Kagermann said Wednesday, although he sounded pleased about the new customers that SAP will gain.

"After you eliminate the joint customers, we'll have by far the largest installed customer base in the world. There will be probably more than 60,000 customers using one of our products," he said.

Asked about the BEA deal, Kagermann seemed reluctant to be drawn away from discussing SAP's own merger, but he did take a quick jab at his rival.

"So far we are competing very successfully in the market," he said. "I was a bit surprised [by the BEA acquisition] because Oracle has said they are the leading technology company, and now they are acquiring technology, which is interesting to me."

SAP Deputy CEO Leo Apotheker was more outspoken. "He has to pay more and more for less and less," he said after the press conference, referring to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. BEA is "not really that big," he said.

Kagermann reiterated that SAP's strategy is to grow its core businesses -- applications and middleware -- organically, but it won't rule out another big acquisition to strengthen the company in a new market.

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What’s new in Google's V8 JavaScript engine

WebAssembly gets a boost with streaming compilation in the upcoming branch

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A newly created branch of Google’s V8 JavaScript engine promises to improve compilation of the WebAssembly portable code format via streaming compilation in V8’s WebAssembly API. V8’s Version 6.5 branch is now in beta but expected in the Chrome 65 Stable browser release in a few weeks.

V8 is a staple in both the Chrome browser and the Node.js JavaScript runtime. WebAsembly is also supported in Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge, though those browsers do not use V8.

New features in V8 Version 6.5

In V8 Version 6.5’s streaming compliation, WebAssembly modules are compiled while module bytes are still being downloaded. When all bytes of a single function have been downloaded, the function is passed to a background thread for compilation. As a result, WebAssembly compilation in Chrome 65 can maintain a 50Mbps download speed on high-end machines, Google says—meaning that if WebAssembly is downloaded at that speed, compilation finishes as soon as the download is done.

 Other improvements planned for the 6.5 branch include:

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You can download the V8 Version 6.5 branch from Google’s Git repo.

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Clutching Defeat From the Jaws of Y2K

Now that the Y2K bug has proved a colossal anticlimax, the media have begun the postmortem. Three distinct spins predominated in the coverage of the non-event. Some sneered at survivalists stuck with silos of freeze-dried lentils and oceans of bottled water, some asked whether the money poured into fixing the bug was wasted, and a third group assured us that all the panic-mongering was indeed warranted.

The most amusing story came from Declan McCullagh of Wired News, who examined the disappointment and denial among doomsayers stood up by the apocalypse. A separate piece by McCullagh got in a few more jibes at the Chicken Littles by quoting some of the most hysterical predictions from Y2K-survival guides and newsletters. Reuters echoed McCullagh's glib tone in a story that began, "Y2K has come and gone and the propeller-heads have spoken: It was mainly hype."

Meanwhile, the AP reported a backlash against all the Y2K spending. According to the story, Clinton's top Y2K advisor John Koskinen said that as much as $10 billion may have been wasted in the debugging effort. The analyst firm International Data Corp. (which is owned by International Data Group, the same company that owns The Standard) put the figure as high as $41 billion. AP reported that the Cuban government has attributed Y2K hype to a capitalist plot, saying that the absence of the predicted meltdown "brings suspicions that the enormous investments in computers obeyed an audacious market maneuver." And MSNBC's Bob Sullivan reported that an official in Slovenia who recommended that people stock up on food, batteries and medicine in case of disaster was fired after the media accused him of exaggerating the Y2K threat.

Nevertheless, there's some evidence that suggests the danger was real. The AP opened its story by reporting that, in an unscientific experiment, one state left three minor computers "known to have problems" running, and all crashed completely. Sullivan believes that the backlash belittles the achievement of those who combated the bug. As he pointed out, had there been a great computer catastrophe, the Slovenian official would probably have been fired for making his warning too mild.

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SANTA MONICA, Calif. – April 24, 2012 – Cornerstone OnDemand (NASDAQ:CSOD), a global leader in cloud-based talent management software solutions, today announced that Steve Singh, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board for Concur Technologies Inc., has been appointed to Cornerstone’s board of directors.

Singh has served as the Chief Executive Officer of Concur, the world's leading provider of integrated travel and expense management services, since 1996, and as a director since 1993. Prior to his role with Concur, Singh was General Manager of the Contact Management Division at Symantec Corporation, an international technology firm focused on protecting information and computer systems.

“Steve is a cloud-computing visionary with an exceptional reputation. Not only has he been at the forefront of the industry, but he also is among a select few CEOs who have worked with a company from day one and successfully propelled it into a multi-billion dollar market leader,” said Adam Miller, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cornerstone OnDemand. “I am elated to personally welcome him to our board of directors and look forward to working with him to continue Cornerstone’s growth and innovation.”

“I am very pleased to join Cornerstone’s board at such an exciting time in the company’s history,” commented Singh. “The recent acquisitions of Cornerstone’s primary competitors, combined with the company’s impressive momentum over the past few years, favorably position Cornerstone to be the preeminent talent management software provider. I look forward to supporting the company’s success in meeting the evolving people management needs of leading organizations around the world.”

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An overgrown wilderness has been transformed into a tranquil oasis at a day centre for elderly people in Rugby.

A team of Prince's Trust Volunteers has given the garden at The Bungalow, in Dewar Close, Bilton, a long-overdue spring makeover.

A patio was relaid, benches revarnished, bushes cut back, borders and trees planted and hanging baskets put up.

Money for the project was raised during a car wash at Rugby fire station last month, with plants and materials donated by local garden centres Tebbs and Wyevale.

Fiona Palmer, manager of the day centre, which offers places for up to 80 people aged 65 and over, said the difference in the garden was "amazing".

"It will make a real difference to our members," she said. "The Prince's Trust team has transformed it into a wonderful, visuallypleasing environment to sit and relax. And the new patio area and refurbished garden furniture means all our members can enjoy activities outdoors in the warm weather.

"The team has worked really hard alongside our daily service.

"They have been courteous and respectful, and have brought a refreshing youthfulness into all our lives for the past two weeks."

The garden project was part of a personal development programme for 16 to 25-year-olds organised by the Prince's Trust and Warwickshire College.

Team leader Linda Hassall added: "We're really pleased with the garden. The team worked well and we were very lucky with the weather."


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Coventry City’s slide continued as they slipped to their third successive League Two defeat to further dent their promotion ambitions.

The Sky Blues were second best against Colchester United in a poor first half showing when they conceded a soft penalty at the Weston Homes Community Stadium.

Teenage midfielder Tom Bayliss bagged the equaliser in a much-improved second 45 when City looked like they would go on to win the game, enjoying all the momentum until the home side hit them with a sucker punch at the death when Mikael Mandron headed home the winner.

City fell behind from a 27th minute penalty after Rod McDonald tugged the arm of bright young forward Junior Ogedi-Uzokwe as he attempted an ambitious overhead kick in the box, leaving the 23-year-old plucked from non-league Hayes to convert his first senior goal for the U’s, having scored an impressive 34 in 34 before making the step up to full-time football.

But the home side arguably deserved their first half lead, having been the brighter and more inventive of the two sides and having forced returnign goalkeeper Lee Burge into two good saves.

The Sky Blues, meanwhile, failed to test Sam Walker at all in the first half when the closest they came to scoring was when full-back Chris Stokes hit the side netting from distance.

However, Robins’s men looked far more determined in the second half when Bayliss got them back on level terms with a thumping 56th minute shot that went in off the underside of the crossbar.

Substitute Jonson Clarke-Harris then forced the keeper into a terrific save with a clever near post flick from a corner as City took control and looked the better side in the second half.

But a late rally from the home side saw them snatch the points two minutes from time and send City’s 438 fans home disappointed.

Full-time: 2-1

The final whistle goes as City lose to a sucker punch at the death

U's grab lead back 2-1

Mikael Mandron heads past Burge from a cross from the right

Score in a minute...

City are queuing up to gets shots in on goal as they enjoy their best spell. Hyam heads straight at the keeper from a Shipley free-kick

Clarke-Harris gets a touch at the near post from a Shipley corner and is denied by a good save by the keeper. City’s momentum keeps building and they now look the better side.

First corner

City have their first corner of the game but Shipley’s floated in ball is met by Vincenti who can’t direct it on target and it goes out for a goal kick

Ben gets stick

City fans give Stevenson a bit of stick, singing, ‘City reject, City reject...’ A bit harsh on the lad.

McNulty pulls wide and hits an angled shot that thumps the near post. Decent effort from a tight angle as city are clearly on the up.

City sub

Jonson Clarke-Harris goes on for Biamou

Thumping effort

Biamou slipped the ball to Jordan Shipley who thumped a powerful shot at goal which the keeper parried away and it fell to Tom Bayliss who controlled it and powered it in off the underside of the bar from just outside the box. Good goal - his second senior strike for the club.

Goal! 1-1

Tom Bayliss beauty pulls City level

Subs are out

Robins has sent out substitutes Jonson Clarke-Harris, attacking full-back Ryan Haynes and winger Kyel Reid to warm up. This game certainly needs something to pep City up

There are 3,319 including 438 of the Sky Blue Army who are in good voice despite being a goal down

Half-time: 1-0

Chris Stokes wastes s decent chance to at least get a shot on target as he runs onto a loose ball wide on the left and thumps high over the bar seconds before the referee brings an end to the half. City started reasonably well but Colchester have looked the better side and the Sky blues were the architects of their own downfall in the opening 45 when Rod McDonald conceded a penalty.

Added time

The fourth official has indicated a minimum of one minute added for stoppages

Burge to rescue

Burge comes to the rescue again, diving to his left to palm away a Courtney Senior shot.

Set piece pressure

City scramble the ball clear from a U’s corner as the home side continue to take the game to the visitors

In control

United are looking in control at the minute. They are knocking the ball about nicely and City are chasing shadows.

U's take the lead 1-0

Ogedi-Uzokwe scores on his senior debut, slotting low into the bottom corner to Beat Burge from the penalty spot. The young forward was clearly dragged back by McDonald to concede the spot kick.

U's pen

McDonald drags man down in the box

Shots racking up

The home side are racking up plenty of shots. Brandon Comley has one blocked by Bayliss before Stevenson thumps the rebound high over the bar. How he’d love to score against his former club tonight!

Ben looks good

Ben Stevenson looks the part in Colchester’s midfield as he faces the club he grew up with for the first time.

Burge save

Lee Burge drops to his left to get a firm hand to a Brandon Comley shot from outside the box. Decent effort from United in what is a lively game so far.

Picking through

Colchester have beaten City’s off-side trap two or three times and been pulled up once so far. The front three are certainly lively and City have to be careful not to get caught out.

Head to head

Academy graduates Tom Bayliss and Ben Stevenson have come up against each other a couple of times early on. Should be a good contest between the two friends - Stevenson having joined the U’s on loan after signing for Wolves in January

Early pen claim

Junior Ogedi- Uzokwe beats the off-side trap to get into the box as City are stretched but Hyam recovers and the young U’s forward trips over his foot and goes to ground looking for a penalty. The ref is not interested.

Side netting

City break at speed with Liam Kelly driving forward and having a shot blocked. That falls out wide to Chris Stokes who hits an angled effort that cushions into the side netting. Good, positive start from the Sky Blues.

Formation check

The Sky Blues are lined up ion a 4-4-2 formation with Dom Hyam at centre-half alongside Rod McDonald as Jordan Willis switches across to cover at right-back for the injured Dion Kelly-Evans. Peter Vincenti is on the right and Jordan Shipley the left in midfield with Marc McNulty and Max Biamou leading the line.

Here we go then

Mark Robins has made three changes to his Coventry City side as he looks for a reaction to Saturday’s defeat at home to Accrington Stanley. In comes first choice goalkeeper Lee Burge who has recovered from a knee injury that forced him to miss the weekend’s match, replacing understudy Liam O’Brien for tonight’s clash at 11th placed Colchester United. A casualty from the last game is right-back Dion Kelly-Evans, who filled in for longer term absentee Jack Grimmer against Accy, but who is struggling with an on-going knee issue. That has opened the door for centre-back Dominic Hyam to get a rare League Two outing, which means Jordan Willis will switch across to cover the vacant full-back berth. Elsewhere, Peter Vincenti starts in place of Jordan Maguire-Drew on the right wing, the on-loan Brighton player not even in the match day squad after a disappointing showing at the weekend. Jordan Shipley is again deployed wide left while Kyel Reid, who spent the first half of the season on loan at Colchester, is named on the bench despite an impressive end to the game on Saturday. Leading scorer Marc McNulty and Max Biamou continue their partnership up front with Jonson Clarke-Harris, Jordan Ponticelli and Josh Barrett providng attacking back-up from the bench. City (4-4-2): Lee Burge; Jordan Willis, Dom Hyam, Rod McDonald, Chris Stokes; Peter Vincenti, Tom Bayliss, Liam Kelly, Jordan Shipley; Marc McNulty, Max Biamou. Subs: Liam O’Brien (GK), Jonson Clarke-Harris, Devon Kelly-Evans, Ryan haynes, Josh Barrett, Kyel Reid, Jordan Ponticelli.


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IT'S SAFE to assume that Michael Doyle will be minding his language tomorrow.

Matchday referee Paul Melin sent him off for swearing while disputing a booking in the Ricoh Arena game with Crewe last December, reducing the Sky Blues to nine men when Robert Page was stretchered off with a fractured cheekbone shortly afterwards.

City finished with a 1-1 draw that day - a result that came near the start of a 13-game unbeaten home run that lasted all the way to a stalemate with tomorrow's opponents, Leeds United.

And the midfield terrier knows the team desperately need to get a similar sequence going to get their season up and running.

"Things are still a bit up and down," admitted the Irishman.

"We seemed to pick ourselves up against Norwich last Saturday with probably our best performance of the season so far, and then we were disappointed to lose the game at Ipswich so late on after getting ourselves back into it.

"So we haven't really got a run of games where we have won so we need to get that quick and pull away and get into the top six.

"But I think there is a lot more to come, I certainly hope so."

But as for playing at 'Fortess Ricoh' Doyle believes there remains an air of confidence about the place and it is just a case of brushing up on their travels.

"From the first whistle we went out and I just knew that we were going to win the game comfortably because we wanted it more than them," he said, referring to last Saturday's 3-0 win over Norwich City.

"But we need to start showing that type of performance away from home.

"I think we have played well in the three away games we have lost in the league but nowhere near what we should be doing."

He added: "I feel my own form probably mirrors that of the team and I have done all right at home but, like everyone else, I feel I am just missing something and hopefully we will all get it back quick enough.

"It is not a case of needing more bottle but just maybe that extra 10-20 per cent and that will probably be the difference."

But with hot competition for places all over the park, not least up front where City have Leon McKenzie keen to show his worth, Doyle feels the striker could be the missing ingredient.

"Leon looked lively when he came on at Ipswich and he is dying to get his opportunity," he said.

"He is probably something we haven't had for a while because no disrespect to the other strikers, but his work-rate and pace looks like it is something that we might need, especially when we go away from home where he will be a great outlet and option for us.

"Big Kevin Kyle has done great as well. He has settled in straight away and taken his chance in the team, and that's what we need.

"But all the strikers have done well and I think the manager is going to have a tough decision to make this weekend.

"We haven't had good competition for places throughout the team for a long time and that's what we need to keep everyone on their toes and ensure they take their chance when it comes."

And while tomorrow's opponents appear to be suffering with floundering form right now, Doyle insists that makes them no less a threat.

"Leeds may be down there at the moment but we can't be complacent because if they win their next two games they will probably be in the play-offs," he said.

"That's how tight it is in what is a really strong league.

"So we won't read too much into their position. Obviously they are struggling with a bit of form but they are a good bunch of experienced players and they will know what they have to do to get a result and I think it will be an interesting game.

"I think it will be a good game as well and we have to make sure we serve up more of the same from last Saturday.

"And if we can give another performance like that then there shouldn't be a problem.

"I don't think there is a big secret, we just need everyone to do their job and hopefully we will be better than them on the day, and if we do that we should get the three points."


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Up your onboard culinary game with these new cooking tools perfect for cruising sailors.

No Fuss Slow Cooking

Available in two sizes, the insulated Heylo Bag uses heat retention to slowly cook – no electricity needed.

Slow cooking aboard a sailboat is a problem for one simple reason: Meals that require prolonged simmering or endless oven-braising use too much valuable cooking fuel. Even meals that don’t need prolonged cooking require the cook to remain nearby while he or she, well, cooks. The land-based cook’s solution — the Crock-Pot — is impractical to use aboard most sailboats. New Zealander Tish North, who is both a sailor and a trained chef, has designed a solution that’s ideal for cruisers. The Heylo Bag, a compact, washable pouch made of outer layers of polar fl eece and an inner layer of miniature Styrofoam balls, uses heat retention to cook food — a method Tish first encountered while living in Africa.

“Heat-retention cooking is a very old concept, commonly used,” she says. “To do my slow cooking there [in Africa], I used two beanbag-like cushions in a cardboard box. When I came to New Zealand, I brought the idea with me.” The result is the Heylo Bag. After a minimal initial cooking time on the stove-top, the insulated bag slowly cooks food by maintaining cooking temperature. As an added bonus, the bag also can be used to keep food or beverages hot, cold or even frozen for hours on end — or to cook simple staples like rice, pasta, soups or stews without having to hover over the stove.

To use, simply place ingredients in a pot and cook briefl y on the stove-top. Turn off the stove, remove the hot pot, place it in the insulated bag, seal and walk away. Let it sit until the ingredients are cooked to perfection. Initial and in-bag cooking times vary according to each recipe, but most dishes require 10 to 20 minutes of initial cooking, with a standing time in the bag of three to four hours. Tish off ers a selection of starter recipes on her website; you can easily adapt your own favorite recipes for slow cooking. Cruising World tested a standard-size bag using Tish’s recipe for slow-cooked baked beans, using pre-soaked dried (not canned) beans. The result was delicious.

Bags come in two sizes: standard for $38 and large for $49, plus shipping. (Prices online are in NZ Dollars; the website will automatically convert amounts to your currency before you buy.) For more information, or to order, go to

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Ideal for quick eats during a night watch or rough weather, the Magic Cook is compact and the heat pack can be activated without any liquid.

For stocking your ditch kit or life raft — or even for a quick hit of hot rations on rough-weather passages when the stove is off-limits — a new product line from Magic Cook is worth a look. The Lunch Box uses a combination of small, nesting stainless-steel and plastic containers, plus fl uid-activated, mineral-based heat packs to produce piping hot food or drinks in minutes — no stove, flame or microwave oven needed. Ideal for heating up canned items or even freeze-dried emergency supplies, it’s compact, lightweight and portable. The company says any fl uid can be used to activate the heat packs, including water, seawater or juice. Containers are reusable; heat packs are for one-time use only.

Cruising World tested the Lunch Box using canned chowder: After a few minutes in the sealed Lunch Box, the soup was piping hot and ready to eat right from the plastic container — no bowl needed. For more information, visit the website ( The Magic Cook Combo Cup and 10 heat packs are $40. The Magic Cook Combo Lunch Box and 10 heat packs are $55. (Additional heat packs are available separately.) Magic Cook products are also available online from Amazon, Sears and Kmart.

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Vic Victor performs so hard, he bleeds. Really. Sometimes, the tuning pegs on his stand-up electric bass swing down and hit him in the head.

Sometimes, the blood comes when his Koffin Kats bandmates, drummer E-Ball Walls and guitarist Tommy Koffin, bash Victor's face with their instruments.

Other times, Victor does the dirty work on his own, punching himself in the head to reopen his wounds.

"We want to give people a sight to see," Victor says over the phone from a tour stop in Florida. "Give them what they pay for."

And though their upcoming Colorado Springs show at The Rocket Room is, ironically, free, expect them to be keyed up and thrashing around nonetheless.

"When we're on the road," Victor says, "we've been doing the same songs night after night. It seems boring to just stand there. And everything's magnified. If you stand still for one song, it seems like you weren't doing anything up there the whole time."

Along with the smashing and bleeding, Victor says, the Koffin Kats play live twice as fast as they record. Their album, Straying from the Pack, sounds like they've put a jackhammer on rhythm.

Victor and Koffin decided to start a psychobilly band in 2003 after frustrations with separate projects. By the end of 2004, they had toured to California and back, which garnered the attention of Hairball 8 Records. Three years later, they haven't stopped touring.

Victor says when they first began, they'd go out for two months and then come back home to Detroit for two months just to make enough money to get out on the road again. This past year, though, Koffin Kats were able to make enough money touring to stay on the road, playing a new show every night for weeks without a break. Constantly performing, Victor says, keeps the band fresh in the minds of the audience members.

"We see the same people we met at our first shows," he explains, "and they keep bringing their friends."

The Kats' upcoming performance at The Rocket Room will be their first in the Springs. Victor says his band has always tried to play here, but wasn't previously able to find a venue that would play its type of music until now. That happens when you're a psychobilly act.

But despite Victor's melodic crooning and bass, the band has started to move from the country edge indicative of psychobilly and more toward the movement's punk rock elements. It's a small change, but an important one.

"In the 'billy scene, a lot of songs, chord-wise, timing-wise, are rewrites of other people's music," Victor says.

Regardless of what the band's labeled, he won't complain: "We've got the funnest below-minimum-wage job in the world."

Koffin Kats
The Rocket Room, 230 Pueblo Ave.
Wednesday, Dec. 19, 8 p.m.
Tickets: Free, 21-plus; call 447-4990 for info.

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Black Friday laptop deals: These are the best five

Black Friday is generally a good time to buy a laptop, and these five deals are definitely worth your consideration.

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Having a reliable way to access the internet, get work done on the go, and, you know, play the Sims for days on end is kind of a necessity in this day and age. But reliable laptops are pricy, and the cheap ones fall apart so quickly that replacing them becomes an annual expense.

Luckily, Black Friday always has some killer deals on laptops. We've already rounded up our top 30 favorite Black Friday deals, told you why you should wait to buy a new MacBook Pro, and called out some great sales on laptops at Best Buy in particular, but we thought we'd give anyone looking to score a new laptop during Black Friday sales a head start. Here (in no particular order) are five laptops deals that are definitely worth your consideration:

Dell Inspirion 11 3000 with 2GB Memory, 32GB storage, 11.6" Display -- $99.99

Where: Dell Home
Was: $199.99
You save: $100
Online sale starts: 6 p.m. E.T. 11/24

With a solid 4/5 rating on PC Mag (whose reviewers dubbed it "excellent") and a crazy-low price point to boot, this is one of the hottest buys of the season. While its small size and low storage capacity aren't going to be a selling point for anyone who relies heavily on apps like Photoshop or Adobe Premiere for work, if you're looking for an ultra portable, no-frills laptop that can get you online, responding to emails, stalking your ex's trip to Maui on Facebook, and running a basic word processor, this is a deal you'll want to scoop on next week.

13.3" Apple MacBook Air with 256GB Hard Drive and 8GB RAM -- $999.99

Where: Best Buy

Was: $1,199.99
You save: $200
Online sale starts: The ad claims you can shop online "all day and night" but Best Buy has yet to clarify what that means. We will update when we know more!

Price-wise, this is as good as you're gonna get for a MacBook Air with those specs. While Best Buy is also offering a slightly less suped-up model of this laptop for $799.99 (down from $999.99), as our tech editor David noted earlier this week, anyone in the market for a MacBook Air likely needs to start at 256GB. While this is pretty minuscule discount, it's a still DISCOUNT ON AN APPLE PRODUCT which is about as rare as a Thanksgiving dinner without any political infighting.

HP Notebook with 15.6" Display, 8GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive -- $229.99

Where: Staples
Was: $419.99
You save: $190
Online sale starts: 12 a.m. 11/24

A big screen, a lot of memory and a nice, low price point make this laptop an attractive deal for anyone hoping to get a little more use out of their computer. Weighing in at nearly five pounds, it's not quite as portable as some of the other options on this list, but the large, HD resolution screen is perfect for viewing pictures and videos.

Alienware 13 R2 Laptop with GB Memory, 500GB Hard Drive, GeForce GTX 960M and 13.3" Display -- $999.99

Where: Dell Home
Was: $1,299.99
You save: $300
Online sale starts: 6 p.m. E.T. 11/24

With a stunning display, high speaker quality and a comfortable keyboard, this laptop was literally made to deliver the perfect high-def gaming experience. It is a little heavy compared with the other laptops on our list, clocking in at a hefty 7.07 pounds. However, with fast loading speeds, the ability to run Windows 10 and the Xbox app and a super-detailed command center, this is the laptop PC gamers have been waiting for.

Dell Inspiron 15.6" Touch Screen Laptop 8GB memory 1TB hard drive -- $349.99

Where: Best Buy
Was: $499.99
You save: $150
Online sale starts: ???

We're still not totally sold on the necessity of touch-screen laptops, but if that feature is something you're after, this is a good place to start. With an 89% customer satisfaction rating and a solid 1TB hard drive, this is a quality piece of computing hardware that can keep up with even the most seasoned multitasker.

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Obama’s post-vacation blues: Egypt and NSA spying on Americans

As he heads home from vacation, President Obama faces two major challenges: what to do about violence in Egypt and how to handle the latest revelations about NSA spying on Americans.

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As he heads home from his Martha’s Vineyard vacation Sunday night, President Obama faces two major challenges: what to do about Egypt’s violent political turmoil, and how to handle the latest revelations about National Security Agency (NSA) spying on Americans.

On Egypt, everyone in Washington agrees that the United States must respond. The question is, how?

Mr. Obama has condemned the violence, which has seen hundreds of people killed as forces of the military-backed interim government battle supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood party.

“While we want to sustain our relationship with Egypt, our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets and rights are being rolled back,” he said in a brief statement last week.

Specifically, Obama acted on that “traditional cooperation” by canceling joint military exercises scheduled for September and delaying the delivery of four F-16 fighter jets.

But on the TV talk shows Sunday, lawmakers of both parties urged him to do more, including suspending the $1.3 billion in aid the US provides to Egypt each year.

“I don’t see how we can give them aid in light of what has happened,” Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R) of New Hampshire said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “I do support suspending aid to Egypt at this time.”

Sen. Jack Reed (D) of Rhode Island agreed: “I do think we can send a strong signal by suspending aid.”

Speaking on “Fox News Sunday,” Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D) of Connecticut said he would make aid to Egypt conditional “on specific steps toward the rule of law and return to democracy.”

Sen. Bob Corker (R) of Tennessee had resisted calls to cut off aid. But on Sunday, he switched positions. "I think we need to look at the tiers of our aid," he said on ABC’s “This Week.”

Sen. John McCain (R) of Arizona took the hardest line.

"We have no credibility,” he said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” "For us to sit by and watch this happen is a violation of everything that we stand for.”

Meanwhile, Obama is having to deal with the latest revelation about the NSA: that the electronic spy agency regularly collected e-mails and telephone metadata on Americans without first obtaining legal authorization.

The agency has broken privacy rules or overstepped its legal authority thousands of times each year since Congress granted the agency broad new powers in 2008, The Washington Post reported last week.

The infractions range from significant violations of law to typographical errors that resulted in unintended interception of US e-mails and telephone calls, the Post said, citing an internal audit and other top-secret documents provided it earlier this summer from NSA leaker Edward Snowden, a former systems analyst with the agency.

While Obama as president and commander in chief has prime responsibility here, lawmakers are feeling the heat of public criticism as well.

“Doubts and criticisms about government snooping have started to surface in numerous districts and states,” reports Politico.com. “Amid the mounting revelations, some voters seem eager to have a debate that President Barack Obama and most of Washington never wanted in the first place.”

“Rep. Chris Van Hollen, (D) of Michigan, for example, already has tangled with protestors who are seething over the pol’s position on surveillance, and activists have rallied against House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi in San Francisco,” Politico reports. “Rep. Zoe Lofgren, (D) of California, has addressed her constituents’ deep-seated distrust of government directly. And perhaps looking to capitalize on the news, Rep. Rush Holt, (D) of New Jersey, had invited the reporter who first unveiled the scope of the NSA’s surveillance programs – Glenn Greenwald – to speak at one of his campaign events.”

“There’s a very real interest and concern expressed more frequently than ever before,” Senator Blumenthal told the news site. “I think Americans have become strongly questioning about big institutions in their lives – not just big government, but big banks, big corporations.”

In a statement responding to the Washington Post story on NSA spying, Obama said the administration is “keeping the Congress appropriately informed of compliance issues as they arise.”

Some Democrats are not so sure.

“I remain concerned that we are still not getting straightforward answers from the NSA,” Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D) of Vermont said in a statement.

Adding together the new Egypt and NSA challenges, Washington Post political blogger Chris Cillizza wrote that Obama “had the worst week in Washington” during his vacation on the beaches and golf courses of Massachusetts.

Noting that there seemed to be a pattern in the president’s work breaks being interrupted (the “fiscal cliff,” the toppling of Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi, the death of Sen. Ted Kennedy), Mr. Cillizza wrote that “President Obama should probably just stop taking vacations.”

This report includes material from The Associated Press.

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Are you looking for essay ideas? Essays stump students at some point of their life or the other. Even if you have an idea, you may wonder how to go ahead with it; or, worse still, you may be running short of ideas in the first place. So what do you do? Fall back on life. It springs up every conceivable idea. After that, you could search for ideas on the Internet. This virtual space has a wealth of ideas and information for you.
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Younger essay writers look for help in a different category of sites where the topics are simpler, the suggestions more linear, and the examples less complex. “Essay Topics,” for example, has a list of simpler topics for such writers. Their menu covers all essay types, with simple ones for fresh writers. If you belong to this group of essay writers, you could look up this and other such sites for easy topics that help you write the typical school level essay.
The Regents’ Test is meant for students of the University System of Georgia to prove their suitability for the undergraduate degree courses. Sites for this testing system carry impressive lists of topics, and writing on some of these would be a good exercise in handling the college essay. These topics are designed to make you think, introspect, analyze, and explore. Try your hand at one or more of these, and see your confidence growing.
If you are in need of some general help to choose your essay topic, you could take a look at sites that provide help with basic essay writing tools. For example, Tripod.com serves as a “Guide to Writing a Basic Essay” in two categories: when you have been assigned a topic, and when you have not been assigned a topic. Such sites guide you through the process of writing in a step-by-step manner, selecting ideas, and writing about them.
Essay ideas are innumerable, and so are sites that help you with these. However, while the sites acquaint you with commonly asked topics, ideas are aplenty when you look around. From nature to technology, child care to hobbies, principles of life to isms, there is no dearth of ideas.


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Yamba claims crown

A GRAFTING 71-run partnership between Yamba skipper Matt Ardrey and senior player Dan Kirk guided their team to grand final triumph over Harwood in the Lower Clarence Cricket Association competition.

The minor premiers were in trouble on a wet Yamba Oval at 4-40 when Ardrey and Kirk put their heads down and picked up their runs in ones and twos.

Yamba scraped together 163 from 43 overs and then finished the job when they bowled Harwood out for 81.

“It wasn't a day for boundary hitting,” Ardrey said yesterday.

“I think we only hit six or seven in our whole innings.”

As the score mounted the skipper became more and more confident of victory.

“We had a bit of rain before the game and some had leaked under the covers,” he said.

“It made batting very difficult with the ball popping off a length every time it hit a green spot.

“When we got around the 150 mark I thought we had enough to win the game.”

Although the Harwood innings never threatened the Yamba total, there was plenty of drama in the chase as Yamba raced to either take wickets or bowl the allotted overs before bad light stopped play.

“They took three hours, 10 minutes to bowl their 41 overs, which only left us two-and-a-quarter hours to bowl our overs at them,” Ardrey said.

“They were just blocking the ball, so it made it easier for us to get through our overs.”

The Harwood batsmen soaked up 35 overs and were on track to force a draw when Sam Lindsay struck two vital blows in the field, running out Mitchell Johnson and Joel Peterie with direct hits - one of them from the boundary.

“If they could have hung on for the draw we would have had to come back next week to play the game again,” Ardrey said.

“Those two run outs took the pressure off us. If we hadn't got them we might have run out of daylight.”

Harwood's bowlers kept the pressure on with veteran paceman Dave Cowen taking 3-26 from nine overs. Off-spinner Alex Davidson swept through the middle order taking 5-19 from six overs.

None of the Yamba bowlers took more than two wickets, but all used the variable bounce in the wicket to keep the pressure on the batsmen.

“Jason Walker needs a mention. He took 2/17 from nine overs,” Ardrey said.

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The children of a woman murdered in Bangor have paid tribute to their “selfless” mum who will “live on in their hearts forever”.

Elizabeth “Betty” Mary Jordan was found with serious injuries at a house in Trem y Garnedd on Monday morning.

The 53-year-old later died in hospital, despite medics’ efforts to save her.

Mrs Jordan’s son and daughter have told how she was their “best friend” who they adored.

Elizabeth 'Betty' Jordan was murdered in Bangor on Monday
Elizabeth 'Betty' Jordan

In a tribute, issued via North Wales Police family liaison officers, they said: “It is with the deepest regret that we announce the tragic loss of our wonderful mother, Betty.

“Her naturally caring, kind and selfless nature was the character trait that everyone knew her for and we as her children knew how much she doted on the two of us.

“Nothing was ever too much for Mum to help anyone in need and she always refused any gesture in return.

“She never passed judgement and treated everyone as her own.”

Her devastated children told how they will treasure memories of their popular mother.

Bangor murder detectives continue to question local man, 54, over woman's death

Mrs Jordan’s children said: “She was truly loved by family, friends, work colleagues and all who had the pleasure and privilege of meeting her. We are so very proud to be able to call her our mother, best friend and biggest role model in our lives.

“She will live on in our hearts forever and we will ensure that our memories of her will live on for as long as we live.

Police at Trem Y Garnedd in Bangor on Tuesday
Police at Trem Y Garnedd in Bangor on Tuesday

“To our beloved Mam, we adore you, we treasure you and we appreciate all that you did to ensure that we had the best in life.

“You made a massively brave decision at such a young age to move over to Wales to ensure that we had the best in life and we will forever be grateful for all that you did for us.”

Mrs Jordan’s family also thanked emergency services for their response to the incident.

The statement continued: “We also want to extend our sincere appreciation to the emergency services who attended the scene with such urgency and have treated us all with the utmost respects and courtesy in our time of need, for that no words can ever describe our gratitude for all involved.

“We would also like to thank everyone for their messages, offers to help in any way possible and for showing our family respect at this devastating time. We will be forever grateful for the community support."


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The rector of St John’s Church on Newall Terrace, Dumfries is to retire in the summer.

Canon Robin Paisley will officiate his last service at the end of June after 10 years leading the congregation.

St John’s will be celebrating 150 years since its dedication, in December 2018, and Canon Paisley said this played a part in his decision to retire.

‘This will be a very good induction project for a new rector,” he said.

“I have been here for 10 years and in the recognisable cycle of developments in church life another five years, which is the maximum I could serve at St John’s, would lead me into another cycle of which the 150th anniversary is an example.

“It has been a privilege to serve this vibrant community of St John’s.”

St John’s, which is part of the Scottish Episcopal Church in partnership with the Methodist Church in Scotland, will officially begin the process of replacing Canon Paisley, 64, after he has retired.

An interim minister will take up post after Canon Paisley leaves, aided by a widely-experienced St John’s team of currently serving and retired ministers.

In a message to the congregation David Kerr, vestry secretary, expected that the new rector would be in post by the summer of next year at the latest with such a transition time being normal in Scottish Episcopal tradition.

Mr Kerr wrote: “The first thing is to reassure you that Robin is not ill; nor is there any other negative reason for his retirement.

“He wishes, as we all would wish for him, to be able to enjoy his retirement, Helen’s retirement, their grandchildren and all the normal things, while they are both still fit and healthy.”

Mr Kerr added that Canon Paisley will be leaving St John’s in a “strong position”.

He wrote: “We are a viable, active, diverse congregation, which has experienced competent, pastorally and spiritually sensitive leadership for the past 10 years.”


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Join us for another trip through the Ayrshire Post's photographic archives - this time as we remember shops from yesteryear.

Some of these will have fond childhood memories, while others will be where you spent the first days of your working life.

Do you have any memories of our old shops? Head to our Facebook page and share them with us!

Scotch Corner Toys, Main Street, Ayr

Scotch Corner Toys on Ayr's Main Street in 1982

For generations of youngsters Scotch Corner Toys on Ayr's Main Street was a hot favourite. The store is now gone, with Toytown the only surviving dedicated toy store in the town centre.

Fine Fare, Main Street, Prestwick

Fine Fare on Prestwick Main Street in 1983

This popular supermarket was known as Fine Fare in 1983 - and in 2017 it was most recently known as Budgens, closing just a few weeks ago. It has also been known as Coopers, Co-op and Somerfield.

Carrick Street, Ayr

Carrick Street in Ayr town centre in the mid 1980's

Carrick Street is still thriving in Ayr, home to the town's Argos store, but this photo shows it in the mid-1980s before the Kyle Centre was built, with some of the shops on the left hand of the picture making way for the shopping centre.

Arnotts, Alloway Street, Ayr

Arnotts department store on Alloway Street

Arnotts department store on Alloway Street at the top end of Ayr town centre was originally known as Hourstons - and that name has since returned in this shop, which is still going today.

Cross Street Market, Ayr

This market operated on what is now the car park for Ayr's TK Maxx store, formerly Asda and Gateway supermarkets

This busy market, shown in 1983, was on the site for what is now the car park for TK Maxx. Before that, the site was the car park for Asda and Gateway supermarkets on the same site.

Woolworths, Main Street, Prestwick

Woolworths on Prestwick Main Street

One of the most-missed shops on any High Street in the country, Woolworths was a true one-stop shop for anything - from toys to tools, and everything in between. The Prestwick shops is now the Prestwick Pioneer Wetherspoons pub.

Church Street, Troon

Church Street in Troon

This photo shows Church Street in Troon in the early 90's - judging from the cars. Most of these shops are now trading under different names.

Presto, Main Street, Ayr

Presto on Ayr Main Street

Presto is another supermarket no longer in Ayr - but this store on Main Street is still selling food, under the name of Farmfoods.

Allan Stevenson Sports, Station Road, Ayr

Allan Stevenson Sports on Station Road

This sports store and the neighbouring bike shop at the top of the town, near Beresford Terrace, are both long gone with the space now occupied by Mr Basrai's World Buffet.


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i wrote some code to take an array and run it through a function to reverse the elements of the array and then return a pointer to the new array. For some reason im not getting the results i want. It has to do with my reverseArray function. Specifically in my for loop because when i hard code my new array i get the numbers i want. I would like to avoid hard coding them. any advise??

using namespace std;

int* reverseArray(int,int[]);
void showArray(int[], int);

int main()
	const int SIZE = 5;
	int* fixedArray;
	int test[SIZE] = {10, 20, 30, 40, 50};
	int* arrayPtr;
	fixedArray = reverseArray(SIZE, test);

	cout << "Here is the original array: " << endl;
	cout << "Here is the new array: " << endl;
	showArray(fixedArray, SIZE);

	int* reverseArray(int size,int score[])
	int* revArray;
	int count;
	int index;

	revArray = new int[size];
	for(count = 5;count = 0;count--)
		index = 0;

		revArray[index] = score[count];

	return revArray;

	void showArray(int score[], int size)
		for(int index = 0; index < size; index++)
			cout << score[index] << " " << endl;

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Sorry to say, it is the usual problems.

Basically, if you get a problem like this put some std::cout statements in the inner loops that are doing stuff. .e.g in reverseArray.

You would find: for(count=5;count = 0; count--) is wrong since I think you intended to write for(count=5;count != 0; count--) .

Note: That error would have been a warning from your compiler if you turn on the warnings.

You have another error, that is a bit more subtle, that is you have an array of size items, BUT you set count = 5. That means you have a bug waiting to happen. Next, you then use score[count] . Note that score is an array from score[0] to score[4]. Try something like score[count-1] Finally, please remember to delete the memory you allocate in reverseArray.

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This question was answered on April 9, 2003. Much of the information contained herein may have changed since posting.

Technology has always been one of the more difficult things to legislate, because of its far reaching effects and the lack of understanding of many that attempt to regulate it.

Most of today’s laws attempt to stem the flow by targeting specific actions that can be defined in a statute, such as false return addresses or misleading subject lines.

For instance, the state of Washington filed suit against two Minnesota residents last year for deceptive advertising because the subject lines contained verbiage such as ‘Payment Past Due, Check Unclaimed or URGENT -- Account Update.’ Of course, the messages had nothing to due with any real account, but rather was a pitch for debt consolidation services.

This is the third suit filed by the state of Washington, which is so far the only state to actually go after Spammers, even though many other states have laws on the books.

Most of the current cases (over 500) have been filed by individuals or companies that may not have the man-power or funds to make as big of an example as a state, so most are watching the Washington cases with particular interest.

As with all laws, it isn’t what is on the books, but how it is enforced and that is where Spam laws will run into some trouble Laws are for law-abiding citizens and the Internet is full of un-abiding ‘netizens’ from around the world.

Some of the most crude, rude and offensive messages come from pornographers that operate from various locations throughout the world that are impossible to regulate.

Gambling web sites, which tend to send lots of Spam, generally all operated in countries outside of the U.S because of existing laws concerning gambling, so they are likely to ignore anything that is created.

Most of the proposed and existing laws (if enforced) could create a major dent in the problem, because at least U.S based companies would be forced to comply, but to believe that it will make Spam go away is a fantasy.

One of the reasons that Spam has become so widespread is because it is very inexpensive to send and it actually gets people to respond, even if it is in small numbers Responding to Spam in any way, even if you are asking to be removed from the list or especially if you buy the product or service being pitched, will only encourage the sender to continue.

Remember, they did not follow the rules when they sent you the original message, so the likelihood of them complying with your request to be removed is not good In fact, you will likely be verifying your address to them so they can sell it to others.

I have posted tips on how to ‘manage’ the problem at  www.computerproblems.com (Search the site using the word ‘Spam’ to find them.)

Keep in mind that no matter what methods are developed for filtering, legislating or blocking Spam, someone will figure out a way around it, so do your part and don’t ever respond!

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A groundsman sacked at Derbyshire County Cricket Club carried out a “revenge attack” when he slashed the covers and damaged machinery hours before the club were to take to the field.

Chris Hallam caused £3,000 of damage to the pitch at the 3aaa ground in Chaddesden just weeks after being dismissed from his role.

The 33-year-old was recognised on the club’s CCTV pouring a liquid into the fuel tank of the blotter machine, which soaks up water from the grass.

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Chris Hallam pleaded guilty to criminal damage

Hallam, of Chaddesden, was also spotted slashing the covers with a knife just hours before the Falcons took on Worcestershire Rapids in a T20 blast match on August 18 in front of thousands of fans.

A spokeswoman for Derbyshire police said: “We were called to the county ground in Derby by staff at Derbyshire County Cricket Club who had recognised a man on its CCTV going on to the pitch and using a blade to slash the covers.

“He was also captured on the footage pouring a liquid in to the fuel tank of the blotter machine at the ground.

“At around 3pm on August 20 we arrested Chris Hallam, who had recently been dismissed as an employee at the club, at his new place of work, the Joiners Arms, in Quarndon.

“He was questioned and did not realise the club had installed CCTV since he had been dismissed and he was charged with criminal damage.”

Hours after Hallam caused the damage, Derbyshire Falcons beat Worcestershire Rapids by 48 runs in the T20 Blast match.

Hallam, of Francis Street, pleaded guilty to criminal damage and was handed an eight-week prison sentence, suspended for a year.

The court was told how it was a “revenge attack” and caused “significant damage” at the ground.

A spokesman for Derbyshire County Cricket Club would not say why Hallam had been sacked, how bad the full extent of the damage was, how long it took to repair or the total repair cost.

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Chris Hallam slashed open the covers at the 3aaa Ground

He said: “The Club will not be making any comment on this matter.”

Hallam was also handed a 12-week curfew, confining him to his Chaddesden home between 1am and 8am each day.

Magistrates also ordered him to pay £3,000 compensation to Derbyshire County Cricket Club for the damage he caused.

The Derby Telegraph has twice been to Hallam’s address to see if he had any comment or apology to make to the club for his actions but there was no answer.

We have also been to The Joiner’s Arms pub, in Quarndon and where Hallam worked after being dismissed from the cricket club and where he was arrested two days after he caused the damage.

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Shocking pictures of the crash have been released by Derbyshire police in a bid to warn motorists to always leave their vehicles if they break down on a fast road.

The incident happened between junction 29A for Bolsover and junction 30 for Chesterfield at around 8pm yesterday.

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Quincy and Remi are two of the new baby names parents are giving to their children, according to baby name portal Nameberry, reports the Mirror.

This comes after a suggestion that more traditional names are set to become extinct following online resource BabyCentre compiling a list of 36 once-popular names that are yet to be registered on its database in 2017. The resource tracked name data from its community of three million mums across the UK.

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Nameberry says its data shows what gender-neutral baby names are most likely to become even more common across Britain, according to page views on its site.

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Elsewhere, once-common names - or so we thought - are seemingly disappearing, reports the Birmingham Mail.

Sharon, Leonard and Carol all fail to feature on the BabyCentre database.

And other boys' names widely-used once upon a time - like Dean and Derek - are also absent.

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