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In a joint announcement, Womanizer Group and We-Vibe makers Standard Innovation Corporation have stated that the two companies are combining forces to create a new global pleasure product leader. The statement says the newly founded holding company, WOW Tech Group, will further develop the We-Vibe and Womanizer brands through new investments in innovation, marketing and promotion, broadening the geographic reach, and management of intellectual property.
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UNC Game Previews
UNC - Virginia Tech game preview
North Carolina might be over the hump after last week, but they face another tough opponent on Saturday
By Jason Cohen@Jason00Cohen Oct 7, 2016, 10:00am EDT
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After another fantastic win last week, the No. 17 Tar Heels will take on the No. 25 Hokies in a battle of Coastal Division contenders. Coming off a bye week, Virginia Tech has a 3-1 record with one conference win against UNC's 4-1 record and two conference wins. North Carolina has already passed their toughest test with FSU, but this game won't be easy.
Be advised that this will be a tricky game for all those involved. While Hurricane Matthew is on the verge of hitting the coast of Florida, wind and rain is reaching far up the East Coast, and could become a factor on Saturday. This will make throwing the ball and kicking the ball much less exact than it normally is, so don't be surprised if there are multiple incomplete passes or missed field goals.
These game conditions could end up hurting North Carolina more than Virginia Tech because of the way their quarterbacks handle the ball. Mitch Trubisky relies more on passing, while Hokies quarterback Jerod Evans has a tendency to run the ball down the field.
Coming off a 453-yard career-high game against Pitt, and following it up with 405-yard effort against Florida State, Mitch Trubisky has launched himself into the Heisman conversation. At this point in the season, he shows up all over the leaderboards. He's first in pass completion percentage, sixth in total passing yards, sixth in passing efficiency rating, seventh in total yards, tied for seventh in total touchdowns, and ninth in passing yards per attempt. He's become the legitimate weapon that many knew he could be if given regular playing time.
It's probably easy to assume that North Carolina's offense lives and dies with their quarterback, but that would be ignoring the important contributions of the entire unit. Part of the reason Trubisky has been so successful is that he has a talented group he's throwing to. Last week, Ryan Switzer brought in 14 receptions for 158 yards against the Seminoles, and in total he leads the offense with 587 receiving yards at 12.5 yards per reception. T.J. Logan, Mack Hollins, Elijah Hood, Austin Proehl, and Bug Howard are all having fantastic years as well, making it a real group effort.
As for the team's defense, we all know the story by now. The Tar Heels defensive line has looked relatively porous against opponents of all caliber this year. They allowed 595 yards against FSU, but still managed to win because the offense has to carry the team. At times it feels like this unit can't make a stop, but it hasn't been all bad.
The defense turned it on against Pittsburgh in the fourth quarter, allowing only three points in order to set up the comeback win. They also did a great job against Florida State, blanking them in the first quarter, and limiting them to 14 points in the next two quarters. This effort was enough to keep them from taking back the game when FSU scored 21 points in the fourth quarter. We've seen them do good things, now it's just a matter of getting them to be consistent over one game.
It's important to point out that, despite their record, Virginia Tech has yet to beat a top ranked team. They have beaten Liberty, Boston College, and East Carolina, none of which are especially good teams, and they were defeated very soundly to the ranked Tennessee Volunteers.
Come to think of it, if you look at the margins their games have been decided by (36-13, 45-24, 49-0, 54-17), it's clear that Virginia Tech has not proven anything when it comes to close, tough games like the kind that North Carolina has proven to perform well in. Watch for how the Hokies keep it together if this game ends up being close in the end. UNC's experience in these conditions could give them an important edge if it comes down to it.
One other factor to keep an eye on is junior quarterback Jerod Evans. After transferring from community college, Evans doesn't have much in the way of experience, but he comes highly regarded throughout college football. Virginia Tech head coach Justin Fuente was so impressed by what he saw that Evans was picked as the starting quarterback over several more seasoned options.
Even with his lack of experience, Virginia Tech's offense has had no problem moving the football and scoring in the early goings of the season. Evans matches Mitch Trubisky with a 9.4 yards per attempt, but falls short with a 67% completion rate. He is much more of a running quarterback than Trubisky is, as he's rushed for 209 yards against Trubisky's 56. Evans is actually only three yards shy of his team's leading rusher Travon McMillan, so you can see how serious he is about running the ball. UNC will have to watch him on the run and keep him from sneaking through the line.
One other Hokie to watch out for will be return specialist Greg Stroman, who has proven to be unstoppable against special teams. So far this season, he has 249 yards on kick returns, averaging 22.6 yards per return. On punts, he's returned 166 yards at an average of 13.8 yards per return, and he's scored one touchdown. North Carolina special teams will be challenged by him all day.
UNC will win if they
Continue what they have been doing on the passing game
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Streamlining efforts to fight against the global problem of malnutrition in the 2016-2025 decade of action on nutrition
Saurabh R Shrivastava, Prateek S Shrivastava, Jegadeesh Ramasamy
Department of Community Medicine, Shri Sathya Sai Medical College and Research Institute, Ammapettai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Shrivastava SR, Shrivastava PS, Ramasamy J. Streamlining efforts to fight against the global problem of malnutrition in the 2016-2025 decade of action on nutrition. Ann Trop Med Public Health 2017;10:1419-20
Shrivastava SR, Shrivastava PS, Ramasamy J. Streamlining efforts to fight against the global problem of malnutrition in the 2016-2025 decade of action on nutrition. Ann Trop Med Public Health [serial online] 2017 [cited 2019 Jul 15];10:1419-20. Available from: http://www.atmph.org/text.asp?2017/10/6/1419/222711
Malnutrition has become a global public health concern and is not unusual to identify people living with various forms of malnutrition either in the same nation or the same society or even in the same family.[1] It no longer remains an issue of representing itself as hunger affecting people in developing nations or obesity in developed nations, but is present everywhere.[1],[2] It often encompasses a wide range of illnesses like undernutrition, specific nutrient deficiencies, and overnutrition and has been associated with deaths, disabilities, blindness, mental retardation, and impairment in the brain development.[2]
To be precise, it has been estimated that 33% of the world's population are affected by some form of malnutrition.[2] Further, it has been identified that more than 800 million people across the world remain hungry each day, while in excess of 150 million and 50 million under-five children were estimated to be stunted and wasted, respectively.[3] In addition, undernutrition has been acknowledged as one of the critical predisposing factors to contribute to more than 40% of child fatality.[3],[4] However, it is important to understand that malnutrition actually refers to bad nutrition and is not only restricted to not eating adequately as simultaneously more than 40 million children and near about 2 billion adults globally are overweight or obese.[2],[3],[4]
Moreover, it can result that because of eating very less food (undernutrition/stunting/impaired development/death) or too much food (overweight, lifestyle disorders, malignancies, etc.) or even due to the wrong combination or food items with limited nutritional value (resulting in specific vitamin or mineral deficiencies) or contaminated with disease-causing microorganisms (as it may lead to diarrhoea and significant weight loss).[1],[2],[3] From the consequences perspective, it casts a serious financial burden on the household, society, and on the prospects of a nation's growth and financial stability.[1],[4],[5] Malnourished children are often at the risk of acquiring a wide range of infectious diseases, poor psychosocial development, cognition impairment, and thus not only the problem of malnutrition enhances the expenditure of households on the restoration of the health, but even adds a significant burden on the health care delivery system.[2],[4],[5]
Acknowledging all these concerns, the policy makers from all nations have advocated and even agreed to end all forms of malnutrition by 2030.[3] In fact, in order to achieve the set target and to instill fresh energy into the ongoing efforts aimed to ameliorate the nutrition status of people, the period from 2016 to 2025 has been declared as the decade of action on nutrition.[2] As poverty is the most important determinant for malnutrition in developing nations, eradicating the same through specific interventions will be the most crucial step in the mission to battle against malnutrition.[1],[2],[3] Further, there is a great need to ensure that mothers' nourishment is well maintained to avoid both low birth weights and minimize the risk of becoming overweight in the adulthood.[2],[4]
Simultaneously, attention has to be given toward the transformation of food systems to ensure that all people have easy access to healthy and nutritious food items.[4] In addition, measures should be taken to minimize the existing inequalities which prevent people accessing healthier diet, and to strengthen the quality of health systems to facilitate access to essential nutrition services.[1],[2] It is high time that all the international agencies pool their resources and streamline their efforts to deal with this public health menace.[1],[3] However, nothing sustainable can be achieved, unless national plans and strategies are formulated and implemented to meet with the local challenges prevailing in a nation.[1],[2],[3],[4],[5]
To conclude, the problem of malnutrition is ubiquitous and affects everyone regardless of the socioeconomic status. The decade of action on nutrition gives an opportunity to all the stakeholders to take more responsibility and work effectively to have a healthy and sustainable future.
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Yeah, Bye
October 5, 2018 January 13, 2022 / Dawn Ennis	/ Leave a comment
Connecticut State Senator Beth Bye took time from the campaign trail to talk with me about her re-election bid, #MeToo, taxes, tolls, Trump and Brett Kavanagh.
And we discussed our wives. Like me, Bye married a teacher, and together they made history as the first same-sex couple to legally wed in Connecticut.
My late wife knew her, since Bye served on West Hartford's Board of Education and supported her first bid to run for the state senate in 2010.
Watch my interview with Sen. Bye at the link below, and scroll down for links mentioned in episode 15 of RiseUP With Dawn Ennis.
Here is where you can weigh-in on the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Click here to tweet to me, or add your comment below. Who do you believe? Dr. Christine Blasey Ford? Or Judge Kavanaugh?
If you are a victim of sexual assault, you are not alone. Now more than ever, victims like us are coming forward to share our stories. Help is available, too. Call 800-656-HOPE or go to the website for the National Sexual Assault Hotline by clicking here. You can chat online with someone there, too. My own story is here.
Here's the link to Senator Bye's website. Election Day is November 6th and West Hartford Democrats are eager to help if you need an absentee ballot, a ride to the polls, or if you're looking to volunteer. They're also happy to plant a yard sign on your lawn. Get in touch with them here or email the party at info@westhartforddemocrats.org
Find out about the ballot in Connecticut by clicking on this link to the League of Women Voters.
Register to vote in Connecticut by clicking here.
Find out how to register to vote in your state by clicking this link.
You can read about Bye's GOP opponent, Phil Chabot, on his website here.
Bye supports Democrat Ned Lamont in his bid to succeed my prior guest, Gov. Dan Malloy as Governor of Connecticut. You can read about his campaign here.
If you'd like to read about Lamont's opponents, click on these links to the websites of Bob Stefanowski and Oz Griebel. Are Stefanowski's pledges to cut taxes a false promise? Read what the Connecticut Mirror reported.
CNN reported on the shocking lack of safe sex education in America's schools. Read the report here, or click here for the original report from the nonpartisan Center for American Progress.
So you want to tell your story? For 13 of our 15 episodes so far, I've been blessed to have friends, acquaintances and social media superstars join me as "special correspondents."
Send me a message in the comments or via Twitter or Facebook and tell me how you're "rising up!"
Thanks for reading and for watching! Catch up on prior episodes of RiseUP With Dawn Ennis by clicking here.
One last note: I mentioned my late spouse Wendy Lachs Ennis both here in my blog and during this month's episode, because she was how I first learned about Sen. Bye, and because I think about her every day ending in "Y." Saturday would have been our 22nd wedding anniversary… if not for my transition, and her passing.
Despite being gone 2 years and 9 months, she is always on our minds and in our hearts. It's been especially hard sending our firstborn off to college without her, teaching our only daughter how to drive, planning our youngest's Bar Mitzvah, mindful of her spirit but missing her presence and participation.
And our financial struggle to support our children's education is no less difficult, having lost my most recent steady job to budget cuts last month.
If you are not already one of the many wonderful friends and strangers who have generously supported our children's education fund, I hope you will consider making a contribution. All the money, every penny, goes to our eldest son's college fund and the bank account set aside to educate his younger brother and sister. You can do so by clicking here for the GoFundMe account
RiseUP with Gov. Malloy and Sarah McBride
March 7, 2018 March 7, 2018 / Dawn Ennis	/ Leave a comment
A new episode of my talk show RiseUP With Dawn Ennis is live on YouTube in advance of tonight's premiere on WHC-TV at 9:30pm.
My guests are Gov. Dannel Malloy of Connecticut, and Sarah McBride of HRC, who is out with a stunning memoir, Tomorrow Will Be Different.
Gov. Malloy talked with me one on one about his accomplishments over his two terms in office, responded to his critics and answered questions from viewers, one of which is: why don't you just resign now? His answer? "Walk in my shoes" before he'll consider that viewer's advice. Malloy told another viewer inquiring about taxes, "Wake up!"
We'll also look at the newest candidate to enter the competitive race to replace Malloy, former West Hartford mayor Jonathan Harris.
Also in this episode, Sarah McBride explains what motivated her to work in activism and told me what she hopes readers who aren't LGBTQ will learn from her book, now on sale.
You'll find links to help you learn more about the people and topics we cover in this episode by scrolling down below the video link! If you enjoy what you see, please like. share and subscribe:
If you're looking to contact Gov. Dannel Malloy, here's the link to send him (or, more accurately, his staff) an email. They are very responsive! And if you have a specific problem or issue you want the governor and his staff to address, click here to contact the Constituent Services Office.
Watch the governor's final state of the state address here and read the transcript here.
You can read up on Connecticut politics by clicking here for the Hartford Courant's section devoted to political news coverage.
Find out more about Jonathan Harris's campaign for governor of Connecticut by clicking here.
Harris, of course, faces some stiff competition later this year in the state primary:
This episode's special correspondent is Sarah McBride, the national press secretary for Human Rights Campaign (HRC) and the first out transgender person to ever address a national political convention. Sarah is the author of Tomorrow Will Be Different, her memoir which the cover explains is about love, loss, and the fight for trans equality.
Read about Sarah and find out how you can get a copy of her book by clicking here.
Sarah's page at HRC can be found here. She's on Twitter, and Instagram, too. And she's written powerful stories at medium.com as well. Click here to read what else she's written.
Click here to watch a short excerpt from Jennifer Finney Boylan's powerful interview with Sarah at The Strand bookstore in New York City, on March 6th.
You can also order Sarah's book on Amazon.com by clicking here. For information about Sarah's book tour, you'll find a list of cities and dates here.
If you would like more information about Congregation Beth Israel in West Hartford, reform Judaism or about the celebration of Purim and other Jewish holidays, visit CBI's new and improved website for everything you ever wanted to know, but didn't know who to ask! And expect to hear more in upcoming episodes about CBI's 175th anniversary celebration!
If you like what you see, please like, share and subscribe, to both WHC-TV's YouTube channel and to my own, as well as to this blog. Thank you!
Passions Fly
July 8, 2017 July 8, 2017 / Dawn Ennis	/ Leave a comment
This month on RiseUP with Dawn Ennis, meet a longtime lawmaker who is an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ causes and her constituents here in Connecticut, as well as a new Air Force recruit, a country music lover, a man who races sailboats and a gay journalist who is helping raise awareness of long-hidden racism in his hometown.
Activism, advocacy, service, song, and sailing: they're very different experiences, for sure.
But what each of these folks have in common is their passion.
My passion for 34 years has been storytelling. I'm at a crossroads right now as I post this, but I can honestly say that even if I were to never ever publish another word, I'll still pour most of my passion into the most important work I've ever done: doing the job of mom and being a dad to my three motherless children.
One of them makes a cameo in this episode: singing is her passion. I hope you'll watch and share!
Links mentioned in the show are below the link.
If you're interested in getting involved in civic government, reach out to the League of Women Voters. In Connecticut their website is here.
For more info on Philadelphia's inclusive flag and efforts toward greater equality in Philly, check out the More Color More Pride campaign.
You can also read more about Ernest Owens and his work at G Philly magazine where he is the editor.
Thanks especially to Meredith West who left WHC-TV last month for Atlanta. I wish her the very best!


We went to the cabin again. The kids think it is heaven on earth pretty much. They roam the wilderness, build forts, catch horned toads, play with cousins and get so seriously filthy. And then we go home and they feel sorry for themselves that they are city kids. Life is never fair you see.
They also love to lounge on the hammock. When called in for dinner one night, Q responded with "I want to swing on the hammock for a little bit. I need to just enjoy life." It must be super stressful to be four, so we let him relax for a while.
The beloved rope swing fell down in a storm a few years ago and the older kids worked diligently to find a new home for it and get it hung back up properly. The kiddies were all beside themselves with glee to swing again.
Have I mentioned we got a dog? He is really the sweetest (and very active) dog. I have resisted a dog all these many years. The kids and hubby have begged, pleaded and made all sorts of promises. I have said no again and again. Then we found Chase. He is a two-year old Brittany Spaniel. He is highly intelligent and listens well (pretty much better than my children). He came already trained (he's a bird dog) and is used to living outdoors. Plus he is just very cute. So, I couldn't refuse. And I have found myself really smitten with him. Shhh. Don't tell anyone. We bring him inside where he sits obediently on the tile during the hottest parts of the day. Anyway, we took him with us to the cabin and let him loose in some fields a few times where he thought he was in absolute bird-dog heaven. I could barely snap a few shots of him standing still.
We took some of the nieces and nephews with us on a hike and they played for ages on the bridge and under the bridge...pretending they were trolls and collecting worms. Q carried his worm in a red cup and named him Squirmy Wormy. Aw to be a kid again.
The clouds were exquisite on the way home so I had to get some photos...especially with the outstanding Vermillion Cliffs. Wow. Clouds are so pretty.
What a fun time at the cabin! Love the picture of all the kids on/by the hammock!


A total of 280 schools earned Washington Achievement Awards for the 2016 academic school year, including Captain Johnston Blakely Elementary, Captain Charles Wilkes Elementary, Ordway Elementary and Odyssey Multiage. This is the eighth year that the state has recognized outstanding achievement in Washington schools.
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VIDEO: Rimac takes on Tesla in a drag race
Rimac Nevera (Photo: Rimac)
When Elon Musk presented the new Tesla Model S Plaid back in June, which he called "the fastest accelerating car ever", Croatian electric car maker Mate Rimac was quick to point out that the billionaire had not quite done his research.
"Despite Elon ignoring us — claiming that the Plaid is the fastest accelerating car ever, first with carbon sleeves. We are still way faster, have almost double the power, bigger battery pack and faster charging," Rimac said.
Rimac Automobili had earlier unveiled the impressive Nevera, an all-electric, 1914hp, 258mp hypercar. Nevera has the ability to sprint to 60mph in 1.85 seconds and continue the acceleration all the way to a 412 km/h (258mph) top speed.
"Accelerating from rest to 161 km/h (100 mph) requires just 4.3 seconds and it maintains its eye-widening acceleration throughout a full-throttle cycle, achieving 186mph (300 km/h) from rest in 9,3 seconds, shredding a whole 2,5 seconds from the initial targets. Finally, it achieves a record-breaking 8,6 seconds quarter-mile time," Rimac said.
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Tesla's new sports sedan goes from zero to 60 miles per hour (97 kph) in 1.99 seconds and has an estimated driving range of 390 miles (627.6 km). Musk said that no production car has ever been able to break the two-second barrier. It produces 1,020 horsepower, has a top speed of 200 miles per hour (with the proper tires) and can complete a quarter mile in 9.23 seconds, according to Musk's company's website stated.
DragTimes has now put the two to the test by racing the Rimac Nevera and Tesla Model S Plaid down the 1/4 Mile.
The Nevera, which already blew away the Taycan Turbo S & M5 when they drag raced, won each of the three races easily with a big advantage and results below 8.7 seconds, while Tesla failed to drop below 9.2 seconds.
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N Scale - ScaleTrains.com - SXT38531 - Locomotive, Diesel, GE C40-9 - Norfolk Southern - 8828
Image Courtesy of Scale Trains
Production Type Announced
Stock Number SXT38531
Original Retail Price $244.99
Brand ScaleTrains.com
Manufacturer ScaleTrains.com
Body Style ScaleTrains.com Diesel GE C40-9
Prototype Vehicle Locomotive, Diesel, GE C40-9 (Details)
Road or Company Name Norfolk Southern (Details)
Reporting Marks NS
Road or Reporting Number 8828
Paint Color(s) Black with White Stripes
Print Color(s) White, Yellow and Black
Paint Scheme Thoroughbred
Coupler Type Type E Semi-Scale Knuckle
Coupler Mount Body-Mount
Wheel Type Chemically Blackened Metal
Wheel Profile Small Flange (Low Profile)
Series Name Rivet Counter
DCC Readiness DC/DCC Dual Mode Decoder w/Sound
Announcement Date 2022-03-31
Item Category Locomotives
Model Type Diesel
Model Subtype GE Transportation
Model Variety C40-9
Years Produced 1995
Specific Item Information: 4th Run
Model Information: The ScaleTrains Dash-9-40C was introduced in 2021, derived from the Dash-9-44CW of 2019. The 2021 initial release was only with high-detail (Rivet Counter). No 'Operator' version was offered.
GE spartan cab with rooftop A/C unit, cab-face condensation drain line, and late flat-top low hood
Operating front and rear deck-mounted alternating LED ditch lights (In DC operation, both front ditch lights illuminate; rear ditch lights (if equipped) do not illuminate)
Printed and LED lighted number boards
Detailed cab interior with floor, rear wall, seats, and desktop
Dual Motorola ASP-16 "Firecracker" antennas mounted on clean air cab roof
Dayton Phoenix (DPG) HVAC
Lost-wax brass Nathan AirChime K5LAR24 horn mounted on engine cab
Early flanged exhaust stack housing
"Bathtub" exhaust silencer
High-mounted rear sandfiller
Early lifting lugs on ends of radiator wings
Rear anticlimber
Accurately profiled frame with separately applied plumbing and traction motor cabling
GE Hi-Ad trucks with non-cantilevered struts on all four sideframes
5,000-gallon fuel tank
Separate air tanks with upper mounting brackets
Fuel tank mounted steel bell
Single fuel fills per side
Factory-applied detail parts: wire grab irons, trainline hoses, 3-hose MU clusters, MU cable, uncoupling levers, windshield wipers, mirrors, sunshades, brake wheel, and more
Motor with 5-pole skew wound armature and Dual flywheels
All-wheel drive and electrical pick-up
Directional LED headlights
DCC Information: This Rivet Counter model is offered either DC or DCC-Sound (ESU-LokSound 5 Micro DCC and sound decoder with "Full Throttle").
All models accept Next18 decoders.
The GE Dash 9-40C, also called a C40-9, was a 4,000-horsepower (3,000 kW) diesel locomotive that was built by GE Transportation Systems of Erie, Pennsylvania, between January 1995 and April 1995. The C40-9 was equipped with the 16-cylinder 7FDL-16 prime mover which is rated at a lower power than the 4,400 hp (3,300 kW) GE Dash 9-44CW that debuted a year earlier in 1994.
The C40-9 was, in many ways, a de-rated C44-9W built specifically for Norfolk Southern. The company owns 125 units, numbered 8764–8888. It featured the standard cab design specifically requested by NS and was the only model in the Dash-9 series to do so. All units had rooftop-mounted air conditioner units which gave them their distinct "top hat" look.
Working in conjunction with General Electric, NS began upgrading its C40-9's in 2015 to 4,400 horsepower and a North American Safety Cab, thus giving them a C44-9W rating. They also began testing a DC to AC conversion that year beginning with #8879. As part of the overhaul it received a GE wide nose/cab and locomotive speed limiter (LSL), as well as cab signals. It was reclassified as a AC44C6M.
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The Norfolk Southern Railway (reporting mark NS) is a Class I railroad in the United States; began in 1982 and 1990. With headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia, the company operates 36,200 route miles in 22 eastern states, the District of Columbia, and has rights in Canada from Buffalo to Toronto and over the Albany to Montreal route. NS is responsible for maintaining 29,000 miles, with the remainder being operated under trackage rights from other parties responsible for maintenance. The common commodity hauled on the railroad is coal from mines in Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. The railroad also offers the most intermodal network in eastern North America.
NS is a major transporter of domestic and export coal. The railroad's major sources of the mineral are located in: Pennsylvania's Cambria and Indiana counties, as well as the Monongahela Valley; West Virginia; and the Appalachia regions of Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. In Pennsylvania, NS also receives coal through interchange with R.J. Corman Railroad/Pennsylvania Lines at Cresson, Pennsylvania, originating in the "Clearfield Cluster". NS's export of West Virginia bituminous coal, begins transport on portions of the well-engineered former Virginian Railway and the former N&W double-tracked line in Eastern Virginia to its Lambert's Point coal pier on Hampton Roads at Norfolk. Coal transported by NS is thus exported to steel mills and power plants around the world. The company is also a major transporter of auto parts and completed vehicles. It operates intermodal container and TOFC (trailer on flat car) trains, some in conjunction with other railroads. NS was the first railway to employ roadrailers, which are highway truck trailers with interchangeable wheel sets.
The Norfolk Southern Railway's parent Norfolk Southern Corporation is a Norfolk, Virginia-based parent company. Norfolk Southern Corporation was incorporated on July 23, 1980 in the Commonwealth of Virginia and is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbols NSC. The primary business function of Norfolk Southern Corporation is the rail transportation of raw materials, intermediate products, and finished goods across the Southeast, East, and Midwest United States. The corporation further facilitates transport to the remainder of the United States through interchange with other rail carriers while also serving overseas transport needs by serving several Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports. As of October 1, 2014 Norfolk Southern Corporation's total public stock value was slightly over $34.5 billion.
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ScaleTrains.com, Inc. is an upstart HO and N Scale model manufacturer that was founded by a team with more than 125 years of accumulated experience in the model railroad hobby and industry.
ScaleTrains is specifically focused on the tiny details in the printing and quality of the construction. The four friends who founded the company are all avid modelers themselves. Their factory is located in Tennessee. Unlike most other companies, they offer a range of different levels of complexity in their offerings so as to be able to provide products for both the budget-conscious collector as well as the detail-focused model enthusiast without compromising on quality for either.
They range covers the following, by increasing level of detailing:
Operator™ trains are built for modelers who enjoy running high-quality, realistic trains at an affordable price. Designed from builder's drawings and photographs, Operator models have fewer factory-applied parts and simplified printing. For added versatility, super-detail parts are available separately.
The Rivet Counter™ line strives to create the most accurately detailed models imaginable. The real-world counterpart is meticulously researched to ensure prototype fidelity. Each model features numerous factory applied parts including roadname and road number specific details whenever possible.
Museum Quality™ models are historically accurate replicas of the most famous locomotives in North American railroading history. Exhaustive research and a commitment to perfection combine to create the ultimate scale model. Museum Quality trains establish new standards which make them just as legendary as the original.
Item created by: CMK on 2022-04-02 06:56:24. Last edited by CMK on 2022-04-02 06:56:25


Fordham University will not punish students who were with the senior who died after plummeting nearly 30 feet inside the school's clock tower.
"There will be no disciplinary action against any students who were in Keating Hall with Monfries on Sunday," Senior Director of Communications Gina Vergel told The Daily Caller News Foundation over email Monday.
A school official previously said students who enter the Keating Clock tower would likely receive some sort of discipline, The Fordham Ram reported in March 2013.
"As the clock tower is a rather dangerous, and therefore secured area of campus, students would likely face disciplinary action if they entered it," Dean of Students at the Rose Hill campus Christopher Rodgers said, The Ram reported in March 2013.
The 22-year-old journalism student was with a group of seniors when she lost her footing and fell inside the tower, CBS New York reported.
University officials are looking into how the students broke into the tower as the door to Keating Hall was supposed to be locked. The building was locked before the students entered the tower, Vergel said to TheDCNF.
Some students said climbing the tower is a campus tradition, according to CBS.


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Kuwait To Pass 2012/13 Budget Via Decree Soon
The draft budget, outlined in March, anticipates a spending increase of about 13 per cent.
Kuwait expects to approve its 2012/13 budget by emiri decree soon, finance minister Nayef al-Hajraf told state-news agency KUNA on Wednesday.
A political stand-off in the Gulf state meant the OPEC member's parliament has yet to approve the budget for its 2012/13 fiscal year which started in April.
"We expect the issuance of a decree on that draft at the earliest opportunity," Hajraf said after a meeting with Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah and other economic officials, KUNA reported.
The emir, who has the last say in state matters, can issue decrees when parliament is not in session.
The draft budget, first outlined in March, envisages a spending increase of about 13 per cent. The budget is expected to total around KD22 billion ($78 billion) expenditure, with KD14 billion in revenues, mostly from oil and implying a deficit. However, the projection was based on oil at $65 per barrel.
Kuwait booked a record budget surplus of KD13.2 billion in 2011/2012 thanks to strong oil income and lower spending.
While Kuwait's fiscal position is strong, it has been struggling with persistent political upheaval which has held up investment plans.
Earlier this year, its Constitutional Court effectively dissolved a parliament elected in February and dominated by opposition MPs.
The old, more government-tilted assembly that it reinstated has been unable to convene due to a boycott, mainly by opposition MPs. Analysts say this means another dissolution was likely, with a new election this year or next.
On Tuesday, Kuwait's top court rejected a government bid to alter voting boundaries, leaving it without a clear solution to break the parliamentary deadlock after the next elections.


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Lionel Messi praises 'special' Pep Guardiola amid speculation around transfer to Manchester City
Barcelona striker Lionel Messi gave an interview to LaSexta to be broadcast on Sunday evening. He praised former managers Pep Guardiola and Luis Enrique in a move that might fan the flames over rumours that he will make the switch to Manchester City at the end of the current season, though he appears less keen to leave than he had previously.
Lionel Messi of FC Barcelona during the La Liga Santander match between Real Valladolid v FC Barcelona
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Lionel Messi has paid tribute to his former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola amid speculation that he will be reunited with the Catalan at Manchester City.
Messi put in a transfer request in the previous transfer window, an exit which was denied due to a disagreement over the validity of the clause in a rescheduled, coronavirus-blighted 2019/2020 season.
PSG 'lurking like vultures' for Messi, Mbappe 'hesitant' over new deal - Euro Papers
Messi was unwilling to force the issue in the courts and has since cut a frustrated figure at Barcelona, although his form has improved after some listless early showings.
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Ian Wright calls on Arsenal to ditch Willian, Kolasinac and Mustafi
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The 33-year-old forward gave an interview to LaSexta to be broadcast on Saturday evening, and he namechecked both Guardiola and Luis Enrique, another former Barca manager.
"Pep has something special. He makes you see things in one way: how he prepares for matches, defensively, how to attack... he told you exactly how the match was going to be, how you had to attack to win," Messi said to Jordi Evole during the interview.
"I was lucky, in quotation marks, to train under Guardiola and Luis Enrique, the two best. Having them made me grow a lot physically and mentally, and also the tactical wisdom they've taught me."
Guardiola was Messi's coach between 2008 and 2012 before he left for a sabbatical, and then joined Bayern Munich. The pair won 14 trophies including La Liga and the Champions League. Enrique was manager from 2014 to 2017, bringing in another nine honours.
Spain will be 'brave and audacious' at Euro 2020 – Enrique
The praise will do nothing to dampen speculation that Messi will entertain the offer of a pre-contract from City as a chance to play under Guardiola once again.
However Messi hinted that he was less desperate to leave in the near future.
Messi to PSG moving closer, Klopp's final push for Wijnaldum - Transfer Notebook
"I'm fine today. It's true that I had a very bad time in the summer," Messi clarified.
"It came from before. What happened before the summer, the way the season ended, the burofax and all that... Then I dragged it with me a bit at the beginning of the season, but I'm fine today.
"I feel like seriously fighting for everything that's ahead of us. I feel excited. I know that the club is going through a difficult time, at the club and team level, and everything around Barcelona is difficult, but I am looking forward to it."
Interviewer Jordi Evole hinted that Messi could consider a move to David Beckham's MLS franchise Inter Miami, saying when questioned, "Put on TV on the Sunday: but you aim very well."
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A filly by leading Third-Crop Sire Creative cause brought a winning bid of $285,000 during Tuesday's session of the March 13-14 OBS Two-Year-Olds in Training sale.
Justin Casse, agent was the winning bidder for hip No. 77, which was consigned by Wavertree Stables, Inc.
The filly had breezed an eighth-mile in 10.2 seconds during last week's Under Tack Show. She is the first foal out of Teacher Teacher, who is a full sister to multiple stakes winner Tilde.
Creative Cause currently ranks second on the 2018 Third-Crop Sire list, with Kentucky Derby (G1) hopeful My Boy Jack and Skyler's Scramjet among his graded stakes winners this year.


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Fail2Ban — програма захисту серверів від атаки грубою силою. Написана мовою програмування Python, може працювати на POSIX-системах що мають інтерфейс до системи контролю пакетів або файервола, наприклад, iptables або TCP Wrapper.

Принцип роботи
Fail2ban сканує файли журналів (наприклад, /var/log/apache2/error.log) і забороняє IP-адреси, активність з яких виявляє шкідливі ознаки — велика кількість спроб увійти з неправильно введеним паролем, виконати небезпечні або безглузді дії тощо. В разі виявлення таких аномальних дій, Fail2Ban оновлює правила брандмауера для блокування такої IP-адреси на певний проміжок часу. Програма може бути налаштована і на виконання іншої дії (наприклад, відправлення електронного листа).

Конфігурація за замовчуванням містить фільтри для Apache, Lighttpd, sshd, vsftpd, qmail, Postfix, Courier Mail Server, Asterisk та інших популярних серверних додатків. У фільтрах використовуються регулярні вирази, які можуть бути легко змінені та налаштовані у разі потреби. Наприклад, фільтр sshd-ddos виглядає таким чином:

failregex = ^%(__prefix_line)sDid not receive identification string from <HOST>\s*$

Налаштування
Стандартні налаштування програми знаходяться у файлі /etc/fail2ban/jail.conf, змінювати налаштування рекомендують в /etc/fail2ban/jail.local, який є копією jail.conf.

Файл містить розділ загальних налаштувань [DEFAULT] та розділи специфічних налаштувань для певних сервісів (для прикладу продемонстрована наявність розділу [ssh]).

[DEFAULT]
ignoreip = 127.0.0.1/8
ignorecommand =
bantime  = 3600
findtime = 600
maxretry = 3
backend = auto
usedns = warn
destemail = root@localhost
sendername = Fail2Ban
sender = fail2ban@localhost
banaction = iptables-multiport
mta = sendmail
protocol = tcp
chain = INPUT
action_ = %(banaction)s[name=%(__name__)s, port="%(port)s", protocol="%(protocol)s", chain="%(chain)s"]
action_mw = %(banaction)s[name=%(__name__)s, port="%(port)s", protocol="%(protocol)s", chain="%(chain)s"]
              %(mta)s-whois[name=%(__name__)s, dest="%(destemail)s", protocol="%(protocol)s", chain="%(chain)s", sendername="%(sendername)s"]
action_mwl = %(banaction)s[name=%(__name__)s, port="%(port)s", protocol="%(protocol)s", chain="%(chain)s"]
               %(mta)s-whois-lines[name=%(__name__)s, dest="%(destemail)s", logpath=%(logpath)s, chain="%(chain)s", sendername="%(sendername)s"]
action = %(action_)s

[ssh]
enabled  = true
port     = ssh
filter   = sshd
logpath  = /var/log/auth.log
maxretry = 6

Модифікації

Посилання

Вільне програмне забезпечення на Python
Програми для захисту інформації
Мережева безпека
Статті з прикладами коду мовою Bash


Roxy Coetzee-Turner never dreamed that she would be watching the South African women's field hockey team compete for a medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
She was supposed to be out there, playing.
"For my whole life, my goal, my dream was all hockey. It was playing for the national team. It was being an international player going to the Olympics. I wanted to compete," she says.
Though those youthful hopes didn't pan out, the 30-year-old from Johannesburg will be putting everything she's got into achieving—not watch from afar—her new dream: qualifying for the IRONMAN World Championship. As it turns out, her everything is quite a lot.
In 2008, Coetzee-Turner was on top of the world. A young, professional field hockey player, she was added to the South African women's national team and, two years later, picked to play at the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India.
During a training camp prior to the games, Coetzee-Turner was doing leg presses and remembers telling her coach, "Listen, it's not that I can't push this thing. My legs aren't tired, they're not sore. But I can't lean back anymore. I just can't get the range."
A scan showed that one of Coetzee-Turner's discs had slipped and was pinching a nerve: "If I bent over, my fingers would maybe touch my knees. Getting dressed, I had to sit on a bed and put my legs straight." With the promising hockey player's movements limited, her coaches prescribed intensive physiotherapy along with cortisone shots as she prepared for the trip to New Delhi.
At the Commonwealth Games, Coetzee-Turner participated in the team's training and pre-matches. A day before competing in her first major tournament as a professional, the coach called her into his office and explained that the doctors warned that playing risked permanent damage. She was pulled from the line-up. "It was absolutely devastating. I don't think I've ever cried that much," she says.
The disappointment turned to a deep frustration. "I tried to find any excuse to explain why it was happening," she says. "It was everybody else's fault: the coach's fault, the medic's fault, the guy who diagnosed me. Why didn't they do this or that so I could have competed?"
Despite her injury, Coetzee-Turner remained on the national team—traveling abroad, playing on a Holland club, and participating in training camps. "I was trying really hard to stay in hockey and get back into it after my injury, but it wasn't working. I was hitting my head against a rock." By January 2013, Coetzee-Turner had retired.
Around this time, Coetzee-Turner was approached by a friend about doing an IRONMAN. Though her first triathlon was in 2006 (a sprint distance race completed on a mountain bike) the natural-born athlete was game to try. She and her friend registered for IRONMAN 70.3 South Africa. "It was absolutely brutal," she says. "I cramped from 70k on the bike until I finished the race."
Crossing the finish line, however, the former hockey protégé had never felt as mentally strong, thus expanding her appreciation of what IRONMAN racing does to the mind and body.
"On race day, the mind gets pushed into spaces you've never been before. I had experienced that in hockey, but nothing like in an IRONMAN," she says. "I felt quite emotional and in awe of how mentally I could get through that race. The feeling afterward was spectacular."
Following the sting of being pulled from the Commonwealth Games, IRONMAN allows Coetzee-Turner to enjoy a competitive sport on her own terms. "In triathlon, there is no capacity to blame anybody or find excuses outside what you do and what you physically put in."
She is able, for example, to pick when and where she will race, instead of waiting for decisions made by team coaches or selection committees.
"Having that part of my life where I blamed everyone else, it really taught me later on with time that things happen for a reason. And sometimes it's not the other person, it's you, your journey and what you have to learn."
To create a more flexible schedule for IRONMAN training and family (her wife, a retired professional field hockey player who represented South Africa at the London Olympics, delivered their first child last year), Coetzee-Turner now works two part-time jobs—one as a fitness trainer at a health and wellness center owned and operated by her mother.
"It's really special," she says, on working side-by-side with her mother. "We have the same sort of philosophy when it comes to a healthy lifestyle. We're actually best friends."
Coetzee-Turner rounds out her week as the head of the field hockey program at her alma mater, St. Mary's School, Waverley, an all-girls independent school in Johannesburg. After enduring injury to her own back, she knows how important it is to incorporate physical conditioning into her girls' routines.
With the baby and two mothers getting into the family groove, Coetzee-Turner is excited to return to the IRONMAN circuit. She already has a slot for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship this year in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and competed at IRONMAN South Africa earlier this year as part of her Quest for Kona bid.
For the first time since she started playing field hockey, she is taking the year off from her former profession to focus on training and raising her daughter.
"I love the fact that it doesn't have to be just one dream," she says. "I got through the realization that hockey was not going to be it. I was able to change my focus and become good at something else."
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Maintainers take pride in keeping Navy's Blue Angels on schedule
It is the job of the maintainers who keep the Navy's Blue Angels flying year round. (Atkeison)
MYRTLE BEACH, SC — A group of maintainers dedicated in keeping the jets of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels operational for every air show are working long hours each day to ensure their aircraft perform in the highest standards.
The pilots of the Navy's elite Flight Demonstration Squadron are the first to say that the F/A-18 Hornet jets they fly really belong to the mechanics and technicians who keep them operational each day. These unsung heroes place their job dedication and professionalism on the line prior to the departure of each aircraft.
They maintain the oldest aircraft with new parts at their home at Pensacola Naval Air Station in Florida, while testing new aircraft systems prior to and during an air show to keep the high performance aircraft reliable. The maintenance and supply teams are made up of nearly a hundred enlisted men and women of the Navy and Marines who bring special job qualities to maintain the aircraft.
It is the Blue Angels' pilots who will say these aircraft belong to the maintainers. (Atkeison)
Seven F/A-18 Hornets, each painted with a high gloss blue and gold paint job, and a C-130 Hercules transport aircraft, affectionately known as "Fat Albert", traditionally take to the skies for each air show during the season. It is the Blue Angels maintainers who each spend three years on the squadron to keep these aircraft operational.
For every Blue Angel pilot who serves with the squadron, they credit their trust of the men and women who fix and prepare these aircraft everyday.
"We don't look at the (jet's) tires, we don't look at the engines, we don't look at anything," Blue Angel pilot and lead solo LT Tyler Davies explained from the gusty flight line during April's Wings Over Myrtle Beach. "We just hop in the jet, close the canopy, and put our stuff on, and the first thing we do as Blue Angels 5 and 6 is we max perform the aircraft right out of the gate."
LT Davies, himself a former aircraft maintainer, takes pride in recognizing the work the maintenance team devotes to the jets. "Knowing how much work goes into maintaining these aircraft day-in and day-out, sun up and sun down, that's a part of this team that means a lot to me."
As the Atlantic breeze blew across on the flight line during the inaugural Myrtle Beach show, this aerospace reporter discussed with a few of the Navy's most experienced engineers about the demands of their jobs — both at home and away.
His second year with Blue Angels, Aldriick Kittles is the crew chief for Blue Angels 6 jet. (Atkeison)
"I am a crew chief for the number 6 jet, the opposing solo," Petty Officer Second Class Aldriick Kittles began with a tone of excitement in his voice. "My job is to ensure all of the functional checks with the jet is good before the pilot actually flies, and to strap him in, motivate him, and pump him up."
The Blues assign two crew chiefs per aircraft who then rotate air show visits. These crew chiefs have trained extensively to know the F/A-18 inside and out. The maintenance team are veterans who served aboard aircraft carriers or worked at Naval Air Stations for several years before volunteering to serve with the Blues.
Nearly 40 support personnel travel two days prior to the start of the air show to get everything set up. From their support equipment to learning what hanger the squadron will work, this group of highly qualified individuals are at the show site as the Blue Angels Delta formation arrives overhead from Pensacola.
When asked if he considers this his aircraft, PO2 Kittles stepped in to say, "Yes sir, most definitely, this is my aircraft. We keep it clean — we make sure the jets look good for the show, we turn them (around), and make sure there are no issues such as leaks or cracks."
The Blue Angels pilots, logistics, and maintainers are on the road 300 days a year. (Atkeison)
Petty Officer Roderick Stevenson is the crew chief for Blue Angel 2, and he appreciates his relationship with the jet and its pilot. "It's a time where I understand and feel like the pilot is trusting in who I am and what I do, and what exactly his aircraft can do and what I've looked over to see what his aircraft can do."
No Blue Angels flight demonstration has been cancelled due to a maintenance issue since the Blue Angels began flying in 1946. That's a huge bragging right these maintainers have as they keep the aircraft in the air.
In 2018, the squadron will travel to show sites in Florida, California, the Carolinas, and British Columbia to name a few. The team will also perform a traditional fly over during the Naval Academy graduation ceremony on May 23.
Stevenson adds that he tries to stay relaxed the morning of a show, but to also stay alert as his team prepares the jets. "Things are different every morning and so you have to expect change. You can leave one night and everything is good, and then you awake the next morning and you have a list of things that you're going to have to fix that morning."
As the Hornets are put through the routines high above, on the ground, the maintenance crews observe with binoculars and later record post-flight analysis to ensure the jets are performing as expected.
Maintainer Michael Hartwell, his first year as a Blue Angel, is a member of the life support crew. (Atkeison)
PO1 Michael Hartwell, his first year on the team, works as a member of the life support crew. "It's an honor to work on these blue and gold aircraft and to represent the men and women deployed overseas. This is a true honor."
Hartwell explained his job duties with the Hornet includes the oxygen system and the canopy systems. "We maintain and repair the systems that support the life of the pilot. We also work on the environmental control systems," Hartwell added.
Each 56-foot long Hornet carries 11,000 pounds of fuel to stay aloft to not only complete the 42-minute performance, but to stay aloft in the event the jets cannot land right away.
The aircraft also endures untold stress during parts of the aerobatic performance as they pull up to 7G's (seven times one gravity). One demonstration has the jets soar upside down at over 400 m.p.h while only eighteen inches apart. Although the jets can soar past the speed of sound, the pilots of the Blue Angels keep their aircraft from going super sonic over land as not to crack windows of homes or businesses, or set off alarms on the ground.
As you listen to Stevenson, Kittles, and Hartwell discuss their jobs, you can hear the pride in their voice as they discuss how they contribute to the success of the squadron each day.
Kittle summed up his his relationship with his pilot, "The pilot walks up, salutes us and gets in, and we strap him in and he flies. And, when he comes back, handshake, check the jet and make sure it's good again."
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A military procedural?
Yesterday's showing of He Walked By Night got me thinking about another movie that focuses a lot on crime procedure, albeit with a decidedly military twist: The Man Who Never Was.
Clifton Webb stars in this dramatization of a true story as Ewen Montagu, a British Army Commander working with the high command in London during World War II. It's the period just before the Allies invaded Italy. Everybody knows that Sicily is the obvious place for the Allies to start their invasion of the Continent, and the Germans and Italians have consequently massed their forces in Sicily. The thinking goes that if only the Allies can somehow convince the Axis powers that the invasion might come not in Sicily, but Greece, they might move some of their troops there to defend against the possible invasion, leading to fewer deaths (and an easier time of defeating the Nazis, of course). The problem, of course, is how to convince the Nazis to move some of their troops to Greece. Eventually, the solution is reached that if the Nazis could just happen to come across some planted information discussing an invasion of Greece, they might fall for it, a state of affairs which is much easier said than done.
The first half of the movie plays out almost like the police procedurals, or peraphs like an episode of CSI in reverse. Eventually, the decision is made to have the body of a dead British officer wash ashore along the coast of Spain, with him carrying the information on the grounds that he's also got information of a personal nature that the higher ups wouldn't want sent through the normal channels. The British can't just kill somebody for their purposes, though, and anyhow have to find somebody who looks as though he's drowned. Eventually, all of the details -- or at least, every one they can think of -- are attended to, and the dead body is transported in secrecy to its eventual launching off Spain
The second half of the movie is just as good as the first half: the Fascist authorities in Spain find the body, and the intelligence information it's carrying is passed on straight away to the Germans. The Germans respond with a natural dose of skepticism, eventually deciding to send an Irish collaborator to Britain to check up on the dead "officer". (The collaborator is played by Stephen Boyd, who is probably best known for playing Massala in the Charlton Heston version of Ben-Hur. Boyd's scenes are fraught with tension, as some of the possible glitches in the British plan dawn on British intelligence, forcing them to make quick decisions about what to do to ensure the plan doesn't go wrong. There's one particularly good scene involving the roommate of the girlfriend of Webb's fellow officer. This woman, played by Gloria Grahame, nearly causes the plan to go awry through no fault of her own, as she's found that her officer-boyfriend has just been killed in action -- although that might actually be a good thing for the sake of the plan.
The Man Who Never Was is Clifton Webb's movie all the way, though. He plays what is an atypical role for him, having been almost typecast as a family man in light by the mid-1950s. (Amazing this, considering Webb had been so good in a movie like Laura at the very beginning of his career.) Webb provides enough seriousness to make the movie believable as it goes along, and enough intelligence to keep the British plan from falling apart at key points. Despite a relative paucity of action -- there's almost no violence, and Gloria Graham gets about the only emotional histrionics in the movie -- it's an outstanding movie that maintains its tension and suspsense, and should keep you waiting in anticipation to see how the British plan turns out. Happily, it's available on DVD for viewing any time you want; you don't have to wait for it show up on the Fox Movie Channel.
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August 2, 1996 • Volume 6, Issue 29
Has public support for the movement peaked?
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These are heady days for animal rights activists. From its humble beginnings just over 20 years ago, the movement has grown tremendously, both in size and importance. Public opinion polls show broad support for parts of the animal rights agenda, including the movement's campaigns against wearing fur, eating veal or using animals to test cosmetics and other consumer products. But while many Americans sympathize with the animal rights movement, most people still eat at least some meat and most believe in the necessity of using animals for biomedical research. The movement's successes also have prompted medical researchers, AIDS activists, farmers and others to devote more time and resources to countering animal rights activists.
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#ThrowbackThursday All The Times Bollywood Tried To Get Devdas Right
Bollywood's latest take on the novel releases in the form of 'Daas Dev' this weekend
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Anurag Kashyap's alternative take on the famous Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay novel in 2009 was Bollywood's last tryst with Devdas. Under the direction of Sudhir Mishra, the next adaptation of the legendary tragedy comes in the form of Daas Dev, which releases this weekend. It stars Aditi Rao Hydari and Richa Chadda in lead roles and is said to reflect the real troubles of our times.
The bar has been set high for the movie to find a place among Bollywood's most memorable Devdas adaptations. Nonetheless it's a good occasion to relive the best of the Bollywood-Devdas union.
Dev.D (2009)
The most modern interpretation of Chattopadhyay's book, this Abhay Deol-starrer will be remembered for its dark visuals, great music and of course the sex. It was also a breakthrough of sorts for Mahi Gill and Kalki Koechlin both of whom played pivotal roles in the saga.
Devdas (2002)
From Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's penance in O Piya to Madhuri Dixit's remorse in Maar Daala, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Devdas was one of Bollywood's most ambitious projects from that era. You'd be lying if you deny having a lump in your throat as Shah Rukh Khan dies a painful death in the end.
'Kaun kambhaqht bardaasht karne ke liye peeta hai..' This legendary dialogue will never sound better in a voice other than Dilip Kumar's. If you liked the one starring SRK, you will love this one for sure.
The original Devdas, KL Saigal paved the way for the character to become a popular figure cutting across generations. Directed by Pramathesh Barua, the movie also starred the likes of Jamuna Barua in prominent roles.
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Thomas Tuchel says he will be 'very angry' if Covid rules are being abused by other clubs after Chelsea were told they had to play a match when they felt they were stretched during the Christmas fixtures.
Thomas Tuchel says he would be "very angry" if it was found that Premier League clubs were abusing rules to get matches called off as Leicester's trip to Burnley became the latest fixture to be postponed.
The fixture at Turf Moor - which was due to take place on Saturday - was called off on Friday due to Covid cases and injuries within Sean Dyche's Clarets squad.
It is the fourth Burnley match this season to be postponed due to Covid-19 but the first time the request has come from the Turf Moor club. The relegation-threatened Clarets also had another fixture, against Tottenham, postponed at short notice due to heavy snow.
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"I strongly, strongly hope that's not the case, otherwise I would be very angry," said Tuchel when asked if he felt Covid rules were being abused.
"We are doing everything to make games happen and we were made to play when we thought maybe we should not. So I can only strongly hope the rules are the same for everybody."
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The Denmark defender had only recently returned from a spell out injured. Thiago Silva and N'Golo Kante are, however, both in contention to be involved, albeit with very little training time under their belts.
"We have one positive Covid test, with Andreas Christensen," Tuchel said. "So he will be out for this game.
"To have the news that Andreas Christensen is again out after we waited so long for him, and now he plays so, so strong, and again he's out. It's a bit of a setback for everybody, for us mentally.
"We have Thiago Silva and N'Golo Kante back, but it is Thiago Silva and N'Golo Kante with one training session.
"You finally have players back, and it's just like catching fish."
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The Premier League confirmed it had upheld Burnley's request to postpone their game on Friday, with a statement reading: "The Premier League board accepted Burnley's application as the club does not have the required number of players available for the match (13 outfield players and one goalkeeper), due to Covid-19 cases and injuries."
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Burnley saw three consecutive matches - against Watford, Aston Villa and Everton - postponed last month due to Covid-19 cases within the opposition camps.
The re-arranged match against Watford is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, although that must now be in doubt.
Burnley were without seven players due to Covid-19 during last weekend's 2-1 FA Cup loss to Championship side Huddersfield, a match that was also missed by Dyche, and have since seen Chris Wood join Newcastle.
Earlier this week, Leicester's game at Everton was postponed for a second time with the Premier League stating they accepted the Foxes' application "as the club do not have the required number of players available for the match (13 outfield players and one goalkeeper) due to Covid-19 cases, injuries and players on international duty at the Africa Cup of Nations."
Arteta repeats call for clarity
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has repeated his called for clarity on the decision making behind coronavirus postponements and urged the authorities to protect the integrity of the Premier League.
"The authorities have to take care of that, they make the rules. We don't get enough information, about the reasons behind that," Arteta said.
"Over a month ago I asked for more clarity, there was always a possibility when things opened how people were going to use.
"[I would like more clarity] on the reasons why we are postponing matches, why some, and why not others, to main the integrity of the competition.
"This is happening in many different leagues, we have to focus on what we can do in this to try to maintain the level of admiration for the Premier League, we have to protect that."
The Arsenal manager has also indicated the Gunners may ask for Sunday's north London derby to be postponed.
"We are having communications every single game about what the situation is around the match for both sides. I always mention that we are willing to play. Once we have a fair assessment of the squad and where we are, the Premier League will make the decision. But from our side, we always want to try to play."
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Image: Ralph Hasenhuttl says Covid-19 has not been the decisive factor for recent postponements
In his press conference on Friday, Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl was strong on the lack of transparency for postponements and how the Premier League is dealing with it.
He said: "They've opened the door, and you cannot be surprised that someone is walking through now. I cannot say anything about the Covid situation there because this is normally the reason why you cancel games.
"You have no view, no transparency, and you cannot say anything about that. The rest is speculation.
"The Premier League has to handle this. This is why I say that players/new signings shouldn't be allowed to play in cancelled games when they haven't been there before this game was due to play. This is a problem they have and it's hard to solve it at the moment."
Which Premier League games have been called off?
Brighton vs Tottenham - Sunday December 12
Brentford vs Man Utd - Tuesday December 14 (now January 19, 8pm)
Burnley vs Watford - Wednesday December 15 (now January 18, 7.30pm)
Leicester vs Tottenham - Thursday December 16 (now January 19, 7.30pm)
Man Utd vs Brighton - Saturday December 18
Southampton vs Brentford - Saturday December 18; Southampton won re-arranged game 4-1 on Tuesday January 11
Watford vs Crystal Palace - Saturday December 18
West Ham vs Norwich - Saturday December 18; West Ham won re-arranged game 2-0 on Wednesday January 12
Aston Villa vs Burnley - Saturday December 18
Everton vs Leicester - Sunday December 19 and Tuesday January 11
Liverpool vs Leeds - Sunday December 26
Wolves vs Watford - Sunday December 26
Burnley vs Everton - Sunday December 26
Leeds vs Aston Villa - Tuesday December 28
Arsenal vs Wolves - Tuesday December 28
Everton vs Newcastle - Thursday December 30
Leicester vs Norwich - Saturday January 1
Southampton vs Newcastle - Sunday January 2
Everton vs Leicester - Tuesday January 11 (as above, this game had already previously been postponed from its original Sunday December 19 date)
Burnley vs Leicester - Saturday January 15
What are the Premier League rules around postponements?
The 2021/22 Premier League handbook included Covid protocols and stated the Premier League's board will "only permit the rearrangement or postponement of a league match in exceptional circumstances".
The board make calls on a case-by-case basis, and by way of guidance the Premier League says permission for a postponement will not be granted if a club have 14 or more players from their squad list available.
However, after the postponement of a number of games in the weeks leading up to Christmas, a new Premier League guide explaining match postponement protocols was published.
And there, these factors are considered when deciding whether to postpone a top-flight game:
1) The impact of COVID-19 infections on a club's squad, as well as injuries, illness and those isolating, and the number of players available on the squad list and any Under-21 players with appropriate experience. Where a club cannot field 13 outfield players and a goalkeeper either from its squad list or its appropriately experienced Under-21 players, the match will be postponed.
2) The status of any COVID-19 outbreak within a club, including the number of individuals affected, the sequence and source of infections and their proximity to the match in question.
3) A club's ability to safely prepare its players in the lead-up to a match.
4) Medical advice as to whether there is any unacceptable risk to the health and safety of players and staff by playing the match.
5) Any advice from UK Health Security Agency and other public bodies.
6) Any other exceptional circumstances.
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#include <aws/elasticloadbalancing/ElasticLoadBalancingRequest.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSVector.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <aws/elasticloadbalancing/model/Tag.h>

namespace Aws
{
namespace ElasticLoadBalancing
{
namespace Model
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Contains the parameters for AddTags.

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  class AWS_ELASTICLOADBALANCING_API AddTagsRequest : public ElasticLoadBalancingRequest
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    /**
     *
The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

     */
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    /**
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The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

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    inline void SetLoadBalancerNames(const Aws::Vector<Aws::String>& value) { m_loadBalancerNamesHasBeenSet = true; m_loadBalancerNames = value; }

    /**
     *
The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

     */
    inline void SetLoadBalancerNames(Aws::Vector<Aws::String>&& value) { m_loadBalancerNamesHasBeenSet = true; m_loadBalancerNames = value; }

    /**
     *
The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

     */
    inline AddTagsRequest& WithLoadBalancerNames(const Aws::Vector<Aws::String>& value) { SetLoadBalancerNames(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

     */
    inline AddTagsRequest& WithLoadBalancerNames(Aws::Vector<Aws::String>&& value) { SetLoadBalancerNames(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

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The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

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    /**
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The name of the load balancer. You can specify one load balancer only.

     */
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    /**
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The tags.

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The tags.

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The tags.

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The tags.

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The tags.

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The tags.

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The tags.

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    bool m_loadBalancerNamesHasBeenSet;
    Aws::Vector<Tag> m_tags;
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  };

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} // namespace ElasticLoadBalancing
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