user: Q: TEXT: Boeing resumed testing Monday of its 787 Dreamliner in an effort to receive certification from the Federal Aviation Administration, a company spokeswoman said. The certification tests come two months after a fire on board one of the planes caused a power failure during a test flight. Boeing halted tests after the November 9 incident. Boeing resumed in-house testing of the jet on December 23, and the FAA certification tests began Monday, said Boeing spokeswoman Lori Gunter. Once the plane meets FAA approval, Boeing can begin filling orders for nearly 900 jets from around the world. The Dreamliner is Boeing's next-generation passenger jet. It is touted as a highly fuel-efficient aircraft made largely with composite materials. Boeing suspended test flights after the fire during a flight near Laredo, Texas, in November. The crew used backup systems to land the aircraft. Engineers determined the problem started as a short circuit or an electrical arc in a power distribution panel, most likely caused by foreign debris, Boeing said.
A: Highlights: A fire on board one of the planes causes a power failure during a test flight. Tests are halted after the incident. Once the plane meets FAA approval, Boeing can begin filling orders. The Dreamliner is Boeing's next-generation passenger jet.

Q: TEXT: Steve McClaren praised his side's "mature display" after Derby leapfrogged Ipswich into second place in the Sky Bet Championship following a 1-0 win at Portman Road. Chris Martin's 18th of the season - and 100th career goal - proved the difference, although Ipswich will look at their own role in the decider after the striker latched onto a poor back header by Tommy Smith. Despite enduring a nervy ending after midfielder John Eustace was sent off late on, McClaren was delighted with his side. Derby rise to second in the Championship, level on points, temporarily at least, with leaders Bournemouth. Luke Hyam carries the ball forward for Ipswich, who succumb to their first defeat in 10 Championship games. Ipswich: Bialkowski, Chambers, Smith, Berra, Mings, Hyam, Anderson (Noel Hunt 68), Tabb (Stephen Hunt 56), Bishop (Bru 72), McGoldrick, Murphy. Subs Not Used: Gerken, Parr, Bajner, Ambrose. Booked: Smith, McGoldrick, Hyam. Derby: Grant, Christie, Keogh, Buxton, Forsyth, Hendrick (Bryson 80), Eustace, Hughes, Russell (Shotton 90), Martin, Ibe (Dawkins 86). Subs Not Used: Ward, Roos, Mascarell, Bent. Sent Off: Eustace (90) Booked: Eustace. Goals: Martin 57. Att: 20,861. Ref: Kevin Wright (Cambridgeshire) He said: "That was as good an away performance as we have had for a long time. This is a tough place to come but we put in a really mature display. "You need to have that maturity to win games and sometimes we have been a little naive and not got the results. But today we stood up to their challenge when we had to, defended well and played it around. "The game wasn't pretty at times but this performance, and the belief and confidence it will give us, is something we can build on." The hosts, largely out-of-sorts, actually started the brighter and almost took the lead after just three minutes when Jay Tabb took advantage of a fabulous crossfield pass by David McGoldrick. The midfielder's shot from the edge of the area was parried by Derby keeper Lee Grant with Daryl Murphy's rebound blocked by Cyrus Christie. The home side were shading the opening proceedings and McGoldrick fizzed a shot just over after a sharp exchange of passes with strike partner Murphy. Minutes later, Derby fashioned their first chance when Jeff Hendrick's low goalbound shot was blocked by Tyrone Mings and Christie fired the rebound just over. Chris Martin reacts quickest to slot past Ipswich keeper Barotsz Bialkowski and score his 100th career goal. On 19 minutes, the visitors went close again as Johnny Russell curled a free kick just wide. Chances were at a premium in a cagey first half although Murphy blasted wide after finding some rare space in the visitors' penalty area just before the interval. Five minutes after the restart, Ipswich had the home fans off their seats. A neat period of passing ended with Teddy Bishop unleashing a stinging drive from 25 yards that the diving Grant did well to push away. Minutes later, the hosts had a big shout for a penalty turned down after Tabb's cross appeared to strike the arm of Richard Keogh. After an initial bright start to the second half by Ipswich, it was against the run of play that Derby took the lead on 57 minutes. Martin has scored 15 goals in 25 Championship games for Derby County this season. Christie's long ball was hopeful and should have been dealt with but Smith's header back was woefully short and Martin nipped in to push the ball over the onrushing Bartosz Bialkowski. On the hour mark, Ipswich almost hit back when Bishop's cross was flicked on by McGoldrick but Murphy's header was too tame to beat Grant. At the other end, Bialkowski saved from Will Hughes after some great work by Russell before the same player found room to get his shot away but the Town keeper saved low down to his right. Ipswich offered little in the final 20 minutes, until the game came back to life in injury time. Jay Tabb strikes an effort on goal, but Ipswich fail to extend their unbeaten run. Eustace was sent off for a second yellow, after hauling down McGoldrick, before Grant saved Kevin Bru's fierce drive and Noel Hunt just failed to turn the ball in at the far post following a goalmouth scramble. It was the first time Ipswich had tasted defeat at Portman Road for almost five months but Derby just about deserved the three points as they stretched their own unbeaten run to five games.
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assistant: Highlights: Derby County run out 1-0 winners at Portman Road. Chris Martin scores 100th career goal to end Ipswich's unbeaten run. John Eustace sent off in stoppage time for second bookable offence. Derby have won seven of their last 10 games.