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Volume 80, Issue 9, 01 May 1984
Electron diffraction studies of hot molecules. III. Stretching and bending anharmonicity in CF3Cl80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447273View Description Hide Description
Bond lengths, amplitudes of vibration, and asymmetries in distribution of nonbonded atom pairs were determined for CF3Cl at temperatures ranging from 300 to 1220 K. The CF but not the CCl bond length followed the commonly invoked approximation Δr=(3a/2)Δl 2+ΔK+Δδr. The coefficients of skewness of nonbonded radial distribution peaks revealed substantial bending anharmonicity comparable to that detected in a previous study of binary fluorides and accounted for by the valence‐shell‐electron‐pair repulsion force field in its points‐on‐a‐sphere representation.
Carbon K‐shell electron energy loss spectra of 1‐ and 2‐butenes, t r a n s‐1,3‐butadiene, and perfluoro‐2‐butene. Carbon–carbon bond lengths from continuum shape resonances80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447274View Description Hide Description
Electron energy loss spectra of 1‐butene, c i s‐2‐butene, t r a n s‐2‐butene, t r a n s‐1,3‐butadiene, and perfluoro‐2‐butene in the region of carbonK‐shell (C 1s) excitation and ionization have been recorded under dipole‐dominated inelastic electron scattering conditions. The features observed below the C 1s I.P. in the spectra of the butenes and butadiene are assigned to promotions of C 1s electrons to unoccupied valence (π*) and Rydberg orbitals while broad features observed above the edge are assigned to σ(C–C) and σ(C–C) shape resonances. These spectra, along with carbonK‐shell spectra of other hydrocarbons, are used to demonstrate that there is a quantitative relationship between carbon–carbon bond lengths and the location of σ shape resonances relative to the C 1sionization threshold (I.P.). The C 1s spectrum of perfluoro‐2‐butene demonstrates dramatic potential barrier effects, namely suppression of Rydberg transitions and strong enhancement of σ(C–C) and σ(C–F) shape resonances in the region of the C 1sionization threshold.
Effects of an external magnetic field on laser‐induced fluorescence and photodissociation of NaK80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447275View Description Hide Description
Each line of the fluorescence to the a 3Σ+ state following the excitation D 1Π (v′=12, J′=14) ← X 1Σ+(v″=0, J″=14) of the NaK molecule is found to split into three lines when an external magnetic field is applied. The changes of the intensity and the energy splitting are measured as a function of the field strength. Formulas for the intensities of the Zeeman lines of the resonance fluorescence to the 3Σ+ state following the Q excitation 1Π(v, J M±1) ← 1Σ+ (v 0,J M) are presented. The contamination of the lower triplet state a 3Σ+ by a singlet perturber X 1Σ+ is shown to be negligible from the observed Zeeman splitting and a theoretical calculation. Intensity asymmetries of the three lines split by the Zeeman effect are observed and are explained by M dependent excitation to the Zeeman components of the D 1Π state. The intensities of emission from the dissociated Na(3 2P3 / 2), Na(3 2P1 / 2), K(42P3 / 2), and K(4 2P1 / 2) are found to change remarkably when a magnetic field is applied, and each line is found to change differently from others depending on the field strength.
Experimental application of the new theory of slowly tumbling axially symmetric ESR hyperfine centers in amorphous samples80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447276View Description Hide Description
The results of new theoretical treatments of axially symmetric ESR hyperfine centers undergoing small angle, slow orientational diffusion motion in amorphous samples are applied to a polycarbonate polymer containing nitroxide spin probes over the temperature range 77–295 K. In this experimental application, the conventional first‐derivative as well as second‐derivative nitroxide hyperfine spectra at X‐band microwave frequencies are obtained and the motional linewidths and shifts in spectral line positions of the low‐field (M=+1) and the high‐field (M=−1) nitroxide hyperfine parallel‐edge lines are determined from the experimental spectra. By correlating the experimental data with the theory, it is possible to determine the temperature dependences of the nitroxide tumbling motional correlation times τ, the motional narrowing of the inhomogeneous linewidths, and the nitroxide hyperfine coupling constant. The present method provides a simple and direct way of determining experimental τ values in the range ∼1×10− 5 to ∼8×10− 8 s for nitroxide spin probes/labels tumbling slowly around the external magnetic field direction in amorphous samples.
Copper halide clusters80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447277View Description Hide Description
Mass spectra are presented of clusters formed by quenching copper halide vapor in He gas. One peak in the mass spectrum corresponding to Cu1 4X+ 13 is unusually strong. Total energy calculations using an ionic model indicate that this cluster is a cube with rock salt structure. We conclude that the copper halides which normally crystallize into the zinc blend structure prefer the NaCl structure in the early stages of growth. One‐photon ionization of small clusters was achieved using synchrotron radiation. By studying the wavelength dependence of the ionization efficiency and of the fragmentation, conclusions can be drawn concerning the energies of the Cu‐d and halogen p electrons. For the diatomic monomers the halogen p electrons are most easily ionized. With increasing cluster size the energy of the Cu‐d electrons moves toward the vacuum level resulting in reduced fragmentation of the cluster by loss of a halogen atom.
Photoelectron spectrum and structure of B2O280(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447278View Description Hide Description
The He iphotoelectron spectrum of B2O2 is presented. A comparison of a b i n i t i o molecular orbital calculations and the observed spectrum provides the most conclusive evidence to date that the geometrical structure is D ∞h O–B–B–O. Even though the experiment is conducted at 1200 °C, vibrational structure is evident in the first two bands. A complex Franck–Condon fitting is used to infer the geometrical changes occurring when the various ionic states are formed. The results are in fairly good agreement with ΔSCF calculations. The orbital ordering in B2O2, π g ,π u ,σ g ,σ u differs from that in the isoelectronic molecule C2N2.
A high resolution study of the ν3 band of the ammonium ion (NH+ 4) by velocity modulation laser absorption spectroscopy80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447279View Description Hide Description
Over 200 transitions in the ν3 band of the ammonium ion (NH+ 4 ) have been measured near 3 μm with a color center laserspectrometer to an accuracy of 0.005 cm− 1 using the technique of velocity modulation laser absorption spectroscopy. These have been assigned to strongly allowed Q 0, P + and R − branches in the triply degenerate asymmetric stretching mode of a spherical top molecule, and analyzed by nonlinear least–squares methods with an effective sixth order Hamiltonian. Ground state constants were fixed at values obtained with a recent a b i n i t i o molecular potential surface. Twenty‐six molecular parameters were determined in the fit. The fact that terms in the Hamiltonian beyond fourth order are required to fit transitions with J as low as 12 indicates the existence of a perturbation involving the ν3=1 levels. It is suggested that a Fermi resonance between ν3 and ν2+ν4 is an important source of this perturbation, as in the case of CH4. The frequencies of ''forbidden'' transitions, required in order to determine the ground state parameters, are predicted to high accuracy with these new constants.
Asymmetry of the ESR linewidth angular dependence for antisymmetric exchange chains80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447280View Description Hide Description
The effect of antisymmetric exchange on the electron spin resonancelinewidth is investigated. For a certain class of D vector in the Hamiltonian it is shown that the angular dependence of the linewidth has a period of 360 instead of 180. This effect was first seen experimentally in bis‐piperidinium tetrachlorocuprate.
Analyses of the electron‐spin‐resonance (ESR) hyperfine powder spectra of nitroxide radicals enriched with 1 5N (I=1/2)80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447268View Description Hide Description
A detailed investigation has been performed to analyze the electron‐spin‐resonance (ESR)properties of a nitroxide radical (TANOL) isotopically enriched with 1 5N with a nuclear spinI=1/2 in amorphous samples of a polycarbonate polymer. Unlike the case of 1 4N with I=1, the 1 5N ESRhyperfinepowderspectra consist of two components that are well resolved at an X‐band microwave frequency and each hyperfine component displays resolved powder‐pattern structures so that the values of all the principal Zeeman and hyperfine coupling constants can be unambiguously determined as g x = 2.0096, g y = 2.0062, g z =2.0022, A x /(g x μ B )=−1.00 mT, A y /(g y μ B ) =−1.00 mT, A z /(g z μ B ) =−4.89 mT, with an accuracy of ±0.0004 for the g i values and ±0.0015 mT for the A i /(g i μ B ) values.
Dipole moment and hyperfine properties of the ground state and the C–H excited vibrational state of HCN80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447269View Description Hide Description
Radio frequency transitions have been measured in the J=1 rotational level of HCN for both the ground vibrational state and the first excited state of the C–H stretching mode using molecular beam electric resonance spectroscopy. The vibrationally excited state was populated with an infrared laser. The dipole moment and hyperfine properties for the ground and excited states are 〈μ〉0 0 0=2.985 188(3)D, 〈μ〉0 0 1=3.017 408(4)D, 〈e Q q〉0 0 0=−4707.83(6) kHz, 〈e Q q〉0 0 1=−4661.39(8) kHz, 〈C N〉0 0 0=10.13(2) kHz, 〈C N〉0 0 1=10.06(3) kHz, 〈C H〉0 0 0=−4.35(5) kHz, 〈C H〉=−4.21(3) kHz.
The vibrational dipole moment function of HCN80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447270View Description Hide Description
Dipole momentmeasurements for the 100 and 011 excited vibrational states of HCN are presented. These, and previously measured,dipole moments are combined with infrared intensity measurements to obtain dipole moment functions for HCN in both normal and internal coordinate systems. The dipole moment results are 〈 μ〉1 0 0=2.980 53(6), 〈 μ〉0 1 1=2.976 9(7), and μ e =3.016 D. The first dipole derivatives with respect to normal coordinates, from IR intensities, are μ1=+0.0029, μ2=+0.178, and μ3=+0.1111 D. These results plus the vibrational dependence of the dipole moments give the following second derivatives: μ1 1=−0.003 38, μ2 2=−0.0251, μ3 3=+0.0012 D. Dipole moments of several states of DCN are calculated and are in excellent agreement with experimental results.
Magnetic properties of the à 1 A″ state of HCF80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447271View Description Hide Description
Zeemanspectra of several transitions in the à 1 A″–X̃ 1 A′ (000)–(000) band of HCF have been studied by the method of laser induced fluorescence. Lamb dip spectra obtained by the technique of intermodulated fluorescence allowed very high resolutions to be obtained, while the use of a circularly polarized laser beam in the Doppler limited spectrum enabled the absolute sense of the Zeeman splittings to be determined. Magnetic properties of the A state are shown to arise mainly from electron orbital interaction with highly excited vibrational levels of the ground state and, in addition, there are several very localized singlet–triplet perturbations.
Existence of cooperative absorption lines for Yb–(OH,OD) pairs: Absolute oscillator strengths80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447272View Description Hide Description
Due to its energy scheme simplicity, Yb3 + has been chosen in order to investigate the (Ln3 +OH−) cooperative pair lines predicted by Dexter. For the first time by direct absorption such pair lines have been shown to exist in Yb(OH3),Yb(OOH) microcrystals and in [Yb(C2H5SO4),9H2O],[YbCl3,6H2O] crystals and in their aqueous solutions, either with light or heavy water. Absolute oscillator strengths of pairs at sum frequencies of the Yb electronic line (2 F 7 / 2−2 F 5 / 2) and of the ν1 stretching (OH)−, (OD)− vibrations have been found to be respectively (3.5±0.5)×10− 9 and (2.6±0.3)×10− 9. Results are discussed in terms of the cooperative model of Stavola–Dexter and of the vibronic sideband description, showing what is common to both models and what is different.
Energy transfer and catalytic decomposition of ammonia on rhenium at high temperatures80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447281View Description Hide Description
Single‐collision energy transfer and catalytic decomposition of NH3 on polycrystallinerhenium at temperatures up to 2300 K were studied with a modulated molecular beammass spectrometer. Internal energy excitation was determined from threshold ionization measurements. The internal energies acquired by NH3 molecules on collision with the heated filament are well correlated with their acquired translational energies. Nitrogen molecules produced in the reaction are vibrationally excited at levels compatible with the filament temperature, in contrast to the results obtained in the reaction on Pt, where significant quantities of highly vibrationally excited N2 molecules were produced. The principal source of N2 in the reaction is the recombination of chemisorbed NH radicals: NHad+NHad→N2+H2. Appearance potential measurements on NH+ 2 show no evidence for evolution of NH2 radicals. At high temperatures (1600–2300 K), H atoms are produced. The reaction mechanisms involved in the decomposition of NH3 are discussed.
The gas phase structure of trifluoromethylisocyanide CF3NC. An electron diffraction and microwave spectroscopy study80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447282View Description Hide Description
The gas phase molecular structure of trifluoromethylisocyanide has been determined by the combined use of electron diffraction and microwave spectroscopy, implementing the results of a normal coordinate analysis. The following geometric parameters (r av values with 2 σ error limits) have been derived: C–F=1.324(1) Å, C–N=1.407(3) Å, N=C=1.171(3) Å, and FCF=108.8(1) °. Furthermore, dipole moment [μ=1.153(20) D] and quadrupole coupling constants [χ=1.06(3) MHz] have been determined.
Spectroscopy of the transition state (theory). II. Absorption by H‡ 3 in H+H2→H‡ 3→H2+H80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447283View Description Hide Description
Absorption spectra of transition state configurations in the reaction H+H2→H‡ 3 →H2+H have been computed. The density of H‡ 3 in configuration space was obtained from a classical trajectory study of collinear reaction on the Siegbahn, Liu, Truhlar, and Horowitz (SLTH) a b i n i t i opotential energy surface (PES). Vertical transitions were assumed to an upper PES H* 3 modeled on limited a b i n i t i o data; four different model PES for H* 3 were examined. The effects of varying reagent collision energy, varying reagent vibrational excitation, varying isotopic mass, and varying optical transition moment were explored. Transition state spectra were also computed for thermal distributions of H+H2, at 300 and 1000 K. The transition state spectra obtained constituted a wing extending as far as 40 000 cm− 1 to the ''red'' of the Lyman‐α transition. As illustrated here, the wing exhibited features that reflected the dynamics of reaction on the SLTH PES.
Singlet→triplet transitions in C≡N containing molecules by electron impact80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447284View Description Hide Description
The electron‐impact excitation spectra of hydrogen cyanide (HCN), acetonitrile (CH3CN), malononitrile [CH2(CN)2], propionitrile (C2H5CN), and butyronitrile (C3H7CN) have been studied experimentally at impact energies of 25, 50, and 75 eV and at scattering angles from 5° to 80°. Results for hydrogen cyanide are in excellent agreement with previous work. Previously unobserved singlet→triplet transitions of acetonitrile, propionitrile, and butyronitrile are reported. Also, the first study of the electronic spectrum of malononitrile is reported. Tentative assignments for transitions observed are reported.
Analysis of nuclear quadrupole interaction in three pulse electron spin echo modulation spectra80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447285View Description Hide Description
The introduction of nuclear quadrupoleinteraction in electron spin echo modulation by perturbation methods as proposed by Shubin and Dikanov [J. Magn. Reson. 5 2, 1 (1983)] is extended to the analysis of three pulse electron spin echo envelope modulation spectra. It is shown that an additional frequency difference occurs apart from the amplitude differences discussed by Shubin and Dikanov, because of an oversimplification of the expressions for the ENDOR levels. The effects of such inclusion of quadrupoleinteraction on the individual components contributing to the final modulation but with different time dependences are critically examined along with the effect of possible nonalignment of the quadrupole and dipolar tensors. The validity of the expressions obtained by the perturbation approach seems to be limited to relatively long electron‐nuclear distances (r>0.35 nm for nuclei with I=1 and greater for nuclei with I>1). An independent determination of the magnitude of the quadrupoleinteraction may be needed to obtain unambiguous fits to experimental echo modulation spectra since the nonalignment of the hyperfine and quadrupoletensors reduces the influence of the quadrupoleinteraction on the echo modulation amplitudes.
Resonance Raman, fluorescence, and phosphorescence of palladium phthalocyanine in Shpol'skii matrices80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447286View Description Hide Description
The degenerate states of the first excited singlet and triplet of palladium phthalocyanine (PdPc) in Shpol'skii matrices at 4.2 K are lifted 67±2 cm− 1 by the crystal field stabilized Jahn–Teller effect. Strengths of emission from the split triplets follow the Boltzmann relation, whereas those from the split singlets do not. The singlet and triplet emission yields and lifetimes indicate a reduction of nonradiative rates in Shpol'skii matrices as compared to those in alpha‐chloronaphthalene (αCIN) observed previously. The concurrence of resonance Raman and relaxed fluorescence from the singlets in this system was verified from the study of the emission spectra. In deexcitation, it was found that the incoherent resonance fluorescences was insignificant as compared with the coherent resonance Ramans and, for some fundamental vibrations, the intersystem crossing (ISC) processes were not negligible. The vibronic spectra in emission and excitation are characterized by very weak intra‐ and interstate vibronic interaction and electron–phonon interaction as usual for metal Pc's in Shpol'skii matrices. The absence of mirror symmetry between absorption and fluorescence for the totally symmetric vibrations, except the 1536 cm− 1 fundamental, was found and could be attributed to the non‐Condon effect induced by the vibronic interaction. The enhancement in the intensity of phosphorescence excitation over the fluorescence excitation and the appearance of extra vibronic bands in phosphorescence were observed and successfully explained.
Rate coefficients for the reaction HS+NO+M→HSNO+M (M=He, Ar, and N2) over the temperature range 250–445 K80(1984); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.447287View Description Hide Description
HS radicals were generated by photodissociation of H2S at 193 nm and their disappearance monitored by LIF. The three‐body recombination of HS with NO has been studied over the temperature range 250–445 K using He, Ar, and N2 as diluent gases. The temperature dependences of the low‐pressure, three‐body rate coefficients are given by 10−(22.56±0.60) T −(3.28±0.27), 10−(23.27±0.50) T −(2.98±0.20), and 10−(24.43±0.94) T −(2.48±0.36) cm6 molecule− 2 s− 1 for He, Ar, and N2, respectively. A tentative value of (2.7±0.5)×10− 1 1 cm3 molecule− 1 s− 1 for the high pressure limiting rate coefficient over the range 250–300 K is suggested on the basis of extrapolation. These kinetic data are evaluated in terms of unimolecular rate theory.


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He had toned it down on hearing that Aberdeen was about to propose him for the Athenian Club, a dining club for those who had visited Athens, which Aberdeen formed but which did not last long.Come then ye classic Thieves of each degree,
Dark Hamilton and sullen Aberdeen.
For three or four miles the ground is covered with bodies of men and horses, many not dead. Wretches wounded unable to crawl, crying for water amidst heaps of putrefying bodies. Their screams are heard at an immense distance, and still ring in my ears. … Our victory is most complete. It must be owned that a victory is a fine thing, but one should be at a distance. (Aberdeen to M. Hamilton, 4 Sept 1813, 22 Oct 1813, BL, Add. MS 43225)Meanwhile the diplomatic negotiations to try to cement a final coalition against Napoleon went on. Aberdeen was irritated by the extent to which he was subordinated to Cathcart and rightly saw this as, in part, a reflection of the British view that Russia was a reliable ally while Austria was still to some extent suspect. Aberdeen argued that this was not so. The Russians were tempted to make peace now the French had been expelled from Russian soil; the Austrians had burnt their boats and would suffer disasters even greater than those of 1809 if Napoleon was not thoroughly defeated this time.
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text: Posted May 1, 2013 people keep on saying that cam's fumble cost us that game, but did he lose the fumble? was it fourth down? was it highly unlikely that we would, with our stable of RBs and cam frikkin newton be able to get the one yard we needed to get that first down? did he decide to punt and give one of the best and most efficient offenses with two of the best WRs in the game and one of the best pass catching TEs in the history of the game a chance to get the ball down the field against a weak secondary making it nakamura's responsibility to cover roddy white while gamble rushed the QB? and so what if the punt was placed perfectly. where was the guarantee that it would fall just right? cam didn't help by losing the ball, but that game was lost more because of game management at the end of the game than cam fumbling. the same thing can be said for every game we lost in the last couple minutes. but that's what happens when you are dumb enough to give the other team the ball and an opportunity to score when the rules favor the deep passing game and your secondary is weak. you end up playing to the other teams strengths rather than yours. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Debian developers have decided: Steve McIntyre has been re-elected as Debian leader for the next legislative period.
Voters had until April 11 to choose between McIntyre and Stefano (Zack) Zacchiroli. Both candidates had used their election campaigns to prioritize communication within the Project. McIntyre admitted he'd underestimated how time-intensive the top job can be and hadn't quite achieved everything he had set out to do. Hence McIntyre's promise to appoint Luk Claes as his assistant if he won.
The Debian Project uses the relatively complicated Condorcet method for its project leader polls. According to statistics, from 1013 developers entitled to take part, 361 have voted. They were asked to choose between the two candidates but also had a so-called "none of the above" option. All possible two-way stand-offs are taken into account so the winner has to win using different tally methods and evaluations. Results have been published on the Debian Project website. They show that McIntyre received the most votes and will lead the Debian Project for another year. This includes the further development of the next stable Debian/GNU Linux version, codenamed Squeeze.
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I'm woundering if it's possible to use Attatchments in section "Albums" ?
I'm woundering if it's possible to use Attatchments in section "Albums" ?
I'm not sure what you mean by that, can you give a more detailed explanation of the question?
I got a section called 'Albums'. Probably from the theme i'm using right now. But I cant use Attatchments I that sector, albums. The setup/instruction file (pretty old theme by the way) showed that in settings/attatchments it would look like picture 2 but instead it looks like picture 3. Is it possible to customize this? Attachments only appear in Posts and Pages.
I made some print screens, I think it's easier to understand.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Charles, I'm going to suggest you give the documentation a thorough read, but if you'd prefer not to do that you can revert to the old version of Attachments by adding this to your wp-config.php:
define( 'ATTACHMENTS_LEGACY', true );
I've tried that but it didn't work : /
Okay Charles at this point I'd suggest reaching out to a friend that might be able to offer one-on-one help with this. The documentation clearly outlines the steps you should take to set up a custom instance that supports Custom Post Types but I can't explain it here any better than is done in the docs. If you view the sample snippet there pay particular attention to the line that specifies
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How to split mobile number into country code, area code and local number? e.g +919567123456 after split
country code = 91
area code = 9567
local number = 123456
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How to split mobile number into country code, area code and local number? e.g +919567123456 after split
country code = 91
area code = 9567
local number = 123456
It's not possible to parse phone numbers with a simple algorithm, you need to use data tables populated with each country's rules - because each country delimits their phone numbers differently.
The country code is fairly easy, just use the data from from the Country calling codes article in wikipedia and build a table of all the unique country codes. Each country has a unique prefix, so that's easy.
But then you need to look up the rules for every country you want to support and extract the area code(s) using the rules for each country.
Don't maintain your own table of all this data! Use the "Java International Phone Number Utilities library v3.0", https://github.com/googlei18n/libphonenumber. This is what Google uses, and Google maintains it for you!
As mentioned by various people you can not do this with simple string matching. The lengths of neither country nor area codes are fixed.
Having done this in the past we maintained a table similar in structure to the following :-
+------------+---------+-------+--------------+ |country_code|area_code|country|area | +------------+---------+-------+--------------+ |44 |1634 |UK |Medway | |44 |20 |UK |London | |964 |23 |Iraq |Wasit (Al Kut)| |964 |2412 |Iraq |Unreal | +------------+---------+-------+--------------+
We then calculated the maximum length of area_code and country_code and checked the string by sub-stringing starting at the maximum length and working our way down until we found a match.
So given the number 441634666788
We would have started at the substring[1,7] (7 being the length of the longest country/area code combination), not found a match, then moved on to [1,6] and found the match for UK/Medway.
Not very efficient but it worked.
You could also try something like this but you would need to test it with a full data set or maybe even break it down into separate country and area code selects as it may not be very performant with your chosen DB.
You would maintain the match_string and match_length fields through a trigger, taking care to cope with null area codes and index the table on the match_string column.
I think you will need something like a dictonary of country and area codes. because booth of them can have a different lenght. USA +1, Germany +49, even +6723. Same with the Areacodes..
The answer very much depends on the country. There is no universal rule saying "this is country code, this is area code, this is local number". The only information that can be gained universally is the country number (and even that can be 1-4 digits long); then you need to consult the specific country's ruleset.
For examples (like, "there are many different phone numbers in the given countries, but they all follow the same format"):
If you strive accurate UK data see also http://code.google.com/p/ofcom-csverter/ for a complete list of UK area codes with corrections.
A very complex problem. First you need to determine the country code. Depending on the country code, the rest has to be splitted into area code and local number. But none of the three parts has a fixed length, not the hole number nor the area code and local part combination!
Example: 4930123456789
Example: 493328123456
Example: 34971123456


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This comes after the proposed closure of the road - which is
part of the route in October for the first Targa rally in the
South Island - divided opinions of Otago Peninsula residents
who live in and close to the route.
While not completely happy with how Targa organisers had
carried out consultation on the closure, the community board
yesterday unanimously voted in favour of the Dunedin City
Council approving consent for the road closure when it
considers the issue next week.
Board member Lox Kellas said there was no reason to be
concerned about the closure, which was taking place on a
weekday morning when most people would be at work.
''I think there is nothing wrong with it. They are using
classic cars with a safety plan and a traffic management
''[Targa New Zealand] is a professional organisation ... and
I think it's an opportunity for Otago Peninsula to be exposed
to the wider world,'' Mr Kellas said.
Hoani Langsbury said he had spoken to local farmers and been
told ''there isn't going to be any issue'' if the road was
There were also no worries about safety.
''These people have restored these vehicles. They are almost
like their children. They are not going to be putting their
vehicles at risk by driving in the same manner as if it was
part of the World Rally Championships.''
Both Paul Pope and chairwoman Christine Garey said they were
disappointed Targa organisers had not gone through the
community board, saying they would likely have had a smoother
time if they had consulted the board.
The vote came after residents opposed to the closure - from
9am-1.30pm on Thursday, October 30 - expressed concerns about
being unable to access their properties, noise and exhaust
fumes from the event and the ''arrogance of organisers''.
Earlier at the meeting, council acting transportation group
manager Jon Visser said it had been happy with the level of
consultation, which involved Targa door-knocking residents
along the various routes.
Council transportation technical officer Michael Tannock said
there had been no complaints from residents about the other
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Fulham 1-0 Norwich: Rodallega grabs precious winner after Stockdale denies managerless Canaries
Click here for your ultimate stats package for the big game – including Hugo Rodallega's heat map, showing how the Fulham striker was constant threat.
It has taken a couple of months, but the change in philosophy that Felix Magath demanded when he was brought in to rescue Fulham appears to be paying off.
The German was exhausted at the end of this encounter. 'I'm kapput,' he declared. 'That was a very dramatic 90 minutes.'
But it was also the product of the cultural shift that he has overseen since arriving at Craven Cottage; a shift that sees the players eat breakfast and lunch together; that means those who are injured do not just come in for treatment in the morning but have their days divided into three sessions with the medical staff.
Magath sets an example by continuing to cycle to the club's Motspur Park training ground every day. No longer on Boris bikes but on three bicycles that were recently purchased by the club.
In his mind it is a further representation of his back-to-basics approach.
Delighted: Hugo Rodallega celebrates with Steve Sidwell after scoring for Fulham
Goal! Rodallega fired past John Ruddy in the first half as Fulham took a vital lead at Craven Cottage
Behind you: Goalkeeper John Ruddy fails to stop Hugo Rodallega from scoring
Match facts
Fulham: Stockdale, Riether, Heitinga, Hangeland, Amorebieta, Kasami (Dejagah 57), Sidwell, Diarra (Kvist Jorgensen 85),
Richardson, Holtby (Parker 69), Rodallega.
Subs Not Used: Stekelenburg, Riise, Roberts, Bent.
Booked: Kasami.
Goals: Rodallega 40.
Norwich: Ruddy, Whittaker, Martin, Turner, Olsson, Johnson, Fer (Hoolahan 68), Howson (Murphy 79), Snodgrass, van Wolfswinkel (Hooper 60), Redmond.
Subs Not Used: Bunn, Garrido, Ryan Bennett, Tettey.
Booked: Fer, Whittaker, Snodgrass.
Ref: Mike Dean (Wirral).
honest graft is Magath's mantra and this performance — capped by a
marvellous first-half goal from Hugo Rodallega — was the product of the
work that the 60-year-old former Bayern Munich coach has been doing
since he arrived.
Fighting for their own survival under the guidance of a new manager desperate to make a good first impression, Norwich made it far from easy for Fulham. In spells, they were much the better side.
Magath acknowledged as much
afterwards, admitting his side were a little 'lucky'.
But there was a
collective will about Fulham, a defiance and a determination that
proved the difference between these teams and might just be decisive in
determining which one remains in the top flight and which goes down.
was the sheer courage with which Fulham defended that was so memorable,
Rodallega's clearance to deny Michael Turner in the 74th minute a
perfect example of Fulham's work ethic, plus some wonderful saves from
David Stockdale.
What a transformation the Colombian Rodallega has
undergone. Not so long ago he broke down in tears in the dugout,
shattered by defeat to Sheffield United in the FA Cup.
And what a transformation, too, for Mahamadou Diarra, the former Real Madrid midfielder somehow returning from a career-threatening injury to deliver two huge performances in the last two games.
Breakthrough: Fulham's Rodallega scores past Norwich goalkeeper John Ruddy
Scramble: Norwich John Ruddy loses the ball from a corner
Hurry up: Norwich caretaker manager Neil Adams runs across the pitch towards the dugouts
You were warned: A fan treats his bleeding nose after being hit in the face with a ball while standing behind the warm up net
Double time: Fulham's Mahamadou Diarra (right) and Steve Sidwell battle for the ball with Norwich City's Ricky van Wolfswinkel (left)
Fulham - total 108.7 67.5
Steve Sidwell 90 11.4 7.1
Kieran Richardson 90 10.9 6.8
Sascha Riether 90 10.2 6.3
Norwich - total 110.6 68.7
Robert Snodgrass 90 12.6 7.9
Bradley Johnson 90 11.3 7.0
Steven Whittaker 90 10.8 6.7
- Data courtesy of EA SPORTS, Official Sports Technology Partner of the Premier League
'More people will believe we can stay in the league now,' said Magath, and so they should. 'It helps us to be confident.'
would have had sympathy for Neil Adams, promoted from the Under 18s
side to suddenly take charge at Norwich after the dismissal of Chris
'I couldn't have asked for any more,' said Adams. 'We had
some great chances and I thought we were the better side for long
periods. But there are some very sad players in that dressing room.'
They are sad because Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal now stand between them and survival and, as Adams acknowledged, they are 'four of the best teams in Europe, never mind England'.
But perhaps
there is a lesson here for Norwich. Perhaps they should have acted long
before now. Perhaps they should have had the conviction Fulham displayed
when they changed their manager for a second time this season and
recruited Magath.
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ David Hamilton did his usual just before kick-off in his role as stadium announcer, declaring that it was 'show time' here at Craven Cottage. But, for once, it far from captured the magnitude of this match — not to mention the sense of anxiety.
Tangle: Fulham's Mahamadou Diarra (left) goes downin challenge from Norwich City's Leroy Fer
Quick feet: Norwich City's Leroy Fer (left) takes on Fulham's Steve Sidwell
Close up: Norwich midfielder Bradley Johnson has a shot at goal
Focused: Norwich caretaker manager Neil Adams keeps an eye on the action
On the ball: Leroy Fer of Norwich takes on the Fulham defence
In fairness to the Fulham players, they appeared less
nervous than their supporters and Magath's decision to start with
Rodallega immediately looked like a prudent move.
He wasted no time in imposing himself on the Norwich defence, threatening with a shot across the face of John Ruddy's goal after bursting clear.
Stockdale, nevertheless, had to be at his very best. It was a terrific save that denied Ricky Van Wolfswinkel and a similarly impressive stop to then deny Leroy Fer from the resulting corner. Stockdale was a little more fortuitous moments later. He appeared to be beaten by a Robert Snodgrass free-kick but was saved by the crossbar.
Jump for joy: Fulham's Brede Hangeland, left, and keeper David Stockdale celebrate after the final whistle
Despair: Robert Snodgrass can't hide his disappointment after defeat at Fulham
Floored: Nathan Redmond sits on the pitch
Positive: Sebastien Bassong gives thumbs up to fans and tries to console Nathan Redmond
Dropped in it: Norwich fans fear the worst with four tough fixtures to come
The sense of frustration
for an animated Adams was compounded when Rodallega then struck five
minutes before the break, producing a brilliant left-foot volley after
Steve Sidwell had flicked on Lewis Holtby's free-kick.
Over in the
technical area, Magath punched the air, even if he would have remained
concerned by the opportunities Norwich were creating.
No sooner had the second half began than Van Wolfswinkel was through with only Stockdale to beat. Fortunately for Fulham, though, the Dutchman continues to fail in justifying his inflated price tag and after little more than an hour he was hooked.
Take off: Fulham defender John Heitinga dives in
No way: Norwich midfielder Robert Snodgrass is tackled by Fernando Amorebieta (left) and Brede Hangeland
Delight: Goalscorer Hugo Rodallega celebrates victory with Lewis Holtby and Pajtim Kasami
While Rodallega might have scored a
second had it not been for a clearance from Martin Olsson, Norwich
continued to press. It seemed certain Snodgrass would score after Olsson
had accelerated on to a ball from Bradley Johnson and squared it for a
colleague. But a courageous Brede Hangeland launched himself across the
six-yard box and Snodgrass sent his effort wide.
Fulham lived on
their wits, with Fernando Amorebieta producing a marvellous block to
send Gary Hooper's shot for a corner, with Rodallega then diverting that
Turner header to safety.
Near the end, Ashkan Dejagah should have scored a second for Fulham, only to blast his effort over with only Ruddy to beat. Had it mattered, he might have been 'kapput', too.
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We teamed up with NHS England and North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust to unveil the £2.85 million TrueBeam linear accelerator (linac) as part of our support of the 'Get to know cancer' campaign.
The lightning fast TrueBeam linac enables tumours resulting from conditions like prostate and head and neck cancer to be zapped with pin-point accuracy by x-ray beams, using a system that is four times faster than conventional radiotherapy treatment.
We are supporting 'Get to know cancer,' throughout the current Premier League season and, raising awareness of the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of cancer and spreading the message that cancer is treatable and beatable.
Hundreds of cancer patients at our local hospital in Edmonton, north London, will benefit from the advanced new radiotherapy treatment techniques.
Mousa said: "All of the players at the Club are supporting the 'Get to know cancer' campaign this season and it is great to see that our local hospital is equipped with the most up-to-date technology that could help save more people's lives.
"We continue to encourage people to visit their doctor as soon as they notice any symptoms that could lead to cancer and will be raising awareness at our upcoming home game with Manchester United on Sunday 1 December."
Ledley, meanwhile, is taking part in 'Movember' as part of the campaign. He added: "It is great for me personally showing my support for the 'Get to know cancer' campaign with my Movember efforts and to remind people of the important underlying message of saving lives through early diagnosis.
"This season the club has adopted the slogan THFC – Tottenham Hotspur Fighting Cancer, and it is great to see our local hospital launch this impressive piece of machinery."
The system includes x-ray and CT scan imaging techniques, known as image-guided radiotherapy, to identify and track the tumour before and during the treatment so that even with small movements, such as breathing, the radiotherapy beams are guided to the precise spot.
The linac arrived at the hospital in July and has since undergone installation and extensive testing before being used for the first time on patients earlier this month.
NMUH chief executive Julie Lowe said: "This latest technology will help us deliver high quality care to our patients. We are proud to have this state-of-the-art system in our hospital as we continue with our modernisation plans.
"I'm delighted that our Tottenham neighbours have helped launch our new high-tech radiotherapy treatment. Raising awareness among men about the importance of recognising the possible signs of cancer and talking to a GP as early as possible if they have concerns is the key to getting successful diagnosis which enables them to take advantage of the fantastic NHS treatments that we have available. We applaud Spurs' leadership and involvement."
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Britney Spears swung by her one true love to get a frappachino from Starbucks, for an afternoon pick-me up. She must have had a sugar rush because she was hamming it up, making funny faces for the paparazzi! For all of you Glee fans, the show's creators recently announced that they will be doing a Britney themed episode (similar to the Madonna episode). Unfortunately, Britney is not scheduled to appear on the episode.
It must have been hot in Calabasas! For her outing, Britney wore her usual uniform of a tank top, flip flops and cut off shorts. Her shorts are by Siwy Denim. I wonder how many pairs of cut off shorts Britney owns? She always seems to be showing off her legs in them! You can buy Siwy shorts at Boutique To You and Singer22.
Britney Spears in 7 For All Mankind
Britney Spears was spotted leaving a Starbucks in Los Angeles, California last month wearing 7 For All Mankind boyfriend shortys with ditsy print pocket lining in Adara Blue. The shorts are really cute and its nice to see a celeb wear them! You can buy these shorts here at 7 For All Mankind.
Gwyneth Paltrow Wears American Eagle In Vogue
Gwyneth Paltrow is the latest cover girl for the August issue of Vogue. Gwyneth appears in Burberry Prorsum on the cover of the issue but kept it more casual for the editorial spread. Gwyneth wore a pair of American Eagle boyfriend jeans and paired them with a pajama style top.
I am really surprised to see American Eagle represented in Vogue! I do think that it's great Vogue is branching out and not being as label conscious, rather focusing on the fashion aspect. American Eagle is super popular with celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Cameron Diaz, and Britney Spears. What do you think of American Eagle appearing in Vogue? Is it a good thing or does the magazine lose its "status"?
Behind-The-Scenes Of The Britney For Candie's Shoot
Here are some pictures of the new Candie's collection designed by Britney Spears. The collection features skirts, jackets, shirts, and of course denim. Surprisingly the collection is pretty decent. I would have never thought that she would have designed (if she designed them) these pieces. They are not the most original, but a surprise from what Britney is usually seen in.
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Dec 30, 2012
Today I got really bad sunburn how do I get the stinging burning to go away and make it tan, please help!
Dec 30, 2012
Its going to go thru a peeling process and its not going to be lovely. To take the sting away and something I've seen my super pale MIL do is mist her sunburned skin with milk. Yep, good old cows milk. Aloe gel irritates her skin so she uses milk.
Dec 30, 2012
To make the redness go away I heard the witch hazel products work really well. Hope this helps!!!
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Dec 30, 2012
pure Shea butter
Dec 30, 2012
Aloe gel or aloe cream, or have a vinegar bath.. Stinks, but takes the sting right out!
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Thankyous! I'll try those out :)
Dec 31, 2012
Aloe gel works the best! I've tried a lot of other crimes but Aloe gel is definitely the best! You can also try drinking aloe water, that also works!🌿
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Make a really strong black tea and let it cool to room temperature. Once it is cool, apply it on your sunburn with a wash cloth and let it dry. I usually will leave it on my skin over night and take a shower in the morning. combination of the cool water and components of the tea (like tannin) help soothe the skin and speed recovery. Hope this helps!
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Buy some Aloe Gel, toss it in the fridge & use. It definitely helps soothe the burn. There is no way to avoid the peeling process.
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Aloe vera gel, it's cold and soothing.
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I would like to know if is there any possibility to put an image or background as index.php, only and image and a text link and by clicking, go to my "real index.php". I think there is a plugin but I don´t the name.
Both options would be great!
Thanks in advance!