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Unlike many other competitions, the Premier League does not use head-to-head results between teams to separate those who finish level on points.

League position is determined simply by points, then goal difference, then goals scored.

If teams are still level, and a final position needs to be determined for the title, relegation or European qualification, then a Play-off will be organised.

Rule C.17 from the Premier League Handbook says:

If at the end of the Season either the League Champions or the Clubs to be relegated or the question

Hello, trying to restore a database from this link: https://data.london.gov.uk/download/london-development-database-sql-extract/e167dbc8-3a65-4e4b-b5e8-7aaac7278399/ldddata_180523.sql.tar

This file provides some instructions at the bottom, which say:

Create the ldd user

     create role ldd login  nosuperuser inherit nocreatedb nocreaterole noreplication; 

Create the app_ldd schema

    create schema app_ldd  authorization ldd;

Import the database:
as the postgres user:

    pg_restore --clean -d  <LDD_DATABASE&gt

Just a odd question that popped into my head as I came back to London on the Eurostar the other day.

Before its refurbishment in 2007 for the Eurostar and other HS1 trains to Kent, and the Thameslink bit opening downstairs a bit later on - what was St Pancras used for - was it just the East Midlands line trains? What did it look like?

Have read the wikipedia page and other articles but most talk about its early history and then the refurb, but not really much about what happened from the 1960s to the 21st century.

Just something I cant get my head around what it would have been like say 15-20 years ago, because it's a massive station, right in the middle of London, and I grew up here but

Apologies if this has been asked and answered before - I searched but couldn't see the answer.

So I've followed that for this tax year, the bonus is simply added at the start of April based on the total contributed, up to £4000, no matter when.

E.G I can put £1 in now, and £3999 on the 31st March, and I will get the maximum bonus.

However, for the next year, it says:

From April 2018 any bonus will be added to your account every month.

Now, what does this mean? I've understood from other posts that I could immediately deposit a further £4000, and I would see the bonus arrive in May.

But would the same happen if I didn't make any further deposits into the LISA until, say, January, an

So ideally I'd like to get sonarr (in an unraid docker) to handle completed downloads (on deluge on a seedbox).

On Windows, I can use software like NetDrive to mount an FTP server as a drive, so that sonarr can read the files and process them appropriately.

How can I do this within unraid? Map a folder on an FTP server as a share that the sonarr docker can access.

I've seen something about SSHFS but I can't quite understand how to set that up... Any solutions?

I'm looking to create an unRAID system as a headless home media server, particularly as I like the use of dockers for simplicity etc and it seems the best way.

Before I dive in, though, I'm trying to work out whether it is absolutely necessary to have a parity drive?

At the moment, I only plan to have a single 2 or 4 TB hard drive, to be expanded further. I understand the benefits of a parity drive, but I'm not too bothered about losing data at the moment.

The hardware requirements page says that you need: "At least one hard disk drive (two if you wish to protect your data with a parity disk)" which suggests this would be fine, but everything I've found online seems to suggest that you ne

An example of something I would like to create: http://mappinglondon.co.uk/2015/house-prices-a-borough-cartogram/

or

https://pitchinteractiveinc.github.io/tilegrams/

Ideally I would like to make a hexmap of the same template (London Boroughs). I have a shapefile with the real borough boundaries, how would I go about making a hexagonal tile version of the same?

Or without the shapefile, turning my own layout of hexagons into something that can be read by other software, e.g creating something like the image in the link in R or similar. Is this possible?

I have read lots of things online about creating hexagon bins above an existing map, but that's not what I'm aiming to do - I want to c

From time to time (sometimes several times a day, sometimes only once or twice a week), I will lose internet connectivity and web pages won't load, usually displaying the "dns probe finished bad config" or "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NO_INTERNET" error message in Chrome (or a similar message that mentions DNS).

When it happens, it can last a few seconds, and then a refresh loads the page again, or it can take about 5 mins for it to fix.

This effects all the computers on the network (4 - a mix of Windows 10 and Mac), using Chrome or Safari. (I haven't been able to tell whether it effects Firefox, IE, etc as well).

On my PC, I have changed the DNS settings for both WiFI and Ethernet adapters to poi