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On The Bubble: Saints Trending Up, Browns Trending Down
As the playoff race looms ever-closer, The 33rd Team is taking a look each week at teams on the playoff bubble. Each week across the rest of the regular season, we'll identify one team on the playoff bubble whose chances are trending up, and one whose playoff hopes are dwindling.
Trending Up: New Orleans Saints
3 Things to Watch:
Alvin Kamara
Pressure, Pressure, Pressure
Quarterback Play
The Saints have managed to catapult themselves into the playoff race with two consecutive wins. One of these wins came against the defending Super Bowl Champions, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, as the Saints were able to extend their regular season winning streak against Tom Brady and Tampa Bay as well as shutting out a Brady-led offense for the first time since 2006. While this game proved that the Saints' defense is still a force to be reckoned with, star running back Alvin Kamara was ineffective to say the least. Kamara touched the ball 13 times against Tampa, but he only accumulated 31 total yards. Things won't get easier for Kamara, at least not in Week 16, as the Miami Dolphins are only giving up 103.7 rushing yards per game (7th in the NFL). Still, getting the ball to Kamara should be a must in order to take some of the pressure off of QB Taysom Hill and the receiving core of the Saints.
One of the reasons why the Saints have been a thorn in the sides of many teams this year is due to a tough defensive front led by veteran Cameron Jordan. Currently, the Saints are fifth in the league for QB hits with 91 and 13th in the league in sacks with 33. This showed against Tampa as the Saints were able to knock Brady down 7 times and sack him 4 times. While the Saints will be facing more mobile quarterbacks the next two weeks, it will still be vital for this team to get after the quarterback, especially with how well the Saints' secondary has been playing. The Saints will need to generate enough pressure to give their offense plenty of opportunities to score against a stout Miami defense. The Dolphins have given up 32 sacks this year (15th in the NFL), but their offensive line has certainly been susceptible to giving up a lot of pressures at certain junctures of this season.
There is no doubt that the biggest question mark throughout this entire season for the Saints has been the quarterback position. Whether it has been Jameis Winston, Trevor Siemian, or Taysom Hill under center, the Saints have had their fair share of issues in the passing game. Since becoming the starting quarterback, Hill is only averaging around 198 passing yards per game. Even though the Saints have gone 2-1 in that span, the Saints will need to get more out of this position in order to make a serious playoff push down the stretch. On a more positive note, Hill is helping with the Saints' running game, excluding the game against the Buccaneers where the Saints were unable to run the ball. His mobility helps the Saints to gain big chunks of yards if receivers are unable to get free, which has been an issue this year. Moreover, it also helps to make the Saints less predictable as most defenses are gearing up for a heavy dosage of Alvin Kamara. The Saints certainly have an uphill battle, but if Hill can show a little more as a passer, this could be a team that you would not want to face in a one-game elimination.
Remaining Saints Opponents: vs. MIA, vs. CAR, @ATL
Trending Down: Cleveland Browns
Injuries/COVID protocols
Special Teams Play
Remaining Strength of Schedule
The Cleveland Browns came into this game missing nearly 20 players due to COVID-19 protocol, including eight starters, and were a last second field goal away from victory. With a win the Browns would be 8-6 and sitting atop the AFC North and be the 4th seed in the AFC playoff picture. However, with the loss the Browns now move to 7-7, last place in the AFC North and 12th in the playoff standings.
If you were to ask anyone in the Browns' organization about the impact of missing so many key players, including the likes of Baker Mayfield, Jarvis Landry, Jadeveon Clowney and many others you would receive the answer that the next man up can step in and take care of the job. We saw it last year in the playoffs when HC Kevin Stefanski and many key players were struck with a COVID-19 outbreak and took care of business in a 48-37 victory over the Steelers. Unfortunately the impact this year was much greater, missing not only Baker Mayfield, but also back up QB Case Keenum, as the Browns were subjected to starting QB Nick Mullens, of which had one day of practice with the team prior to Monday's game.
At the end of the first half the Browns had put together a nice drive to get into field goal range and the feeling in FirstEnergy Stadium was that those three points were going to be enough to ignite the confidence of the team and lead to a much different second half. Unfortunately, the missed 47 yard FB by Chase McLaughlin would prove to be the difference maker in the 16-14 loss against the Raiders. This is McLaughlin's first year with the Browns and since the first six weeks of the season, the inconsistency in his performance has come to the forefront. In that time frame McLaughin has attempted 12 field goals, making good on only six of those attempts. This is not a trend that needs to be fixed in order for the Browns to make good on their last three games.
At 7-7 the Browns would need to win out to have any hopes at a postseason berth, and even then it would likely require some help from the teams currently above them in the race. This will not be an easy challenge for the Browns as they have the second most difficult remaining strength of schedule, with an opponent record of 26-15-11. The quick turnaround has the Browns going on the road to face the NFC North Champion Green Bay Packers on Christmas day. Followed by back to back battles against the Steelers and the current AFC North leading Cincinnati Bengals.
Remaining Browns Opponents: @GB, @PIT, vs. CIN
Written by Brian Friedland and Bryan Filker
Alvin KamaraCleveland BrownsNew Orleans SaintsPlayoff BubbleTayson Hill


Wahoo!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I am taking a photography class right now and I love it!!
oh wow, exciting!!! I can't wait to hear your tips for taking better photos. I would like to more about choosing the right aperture and shutter speed. I can find the ones I am looking for when I have time to take a photo, but when it comes to taking a picture of my son, it's much harder! Also, a discussion on lenses would be great.
I agree w/Job and Rachael. What is a good starter camara? Thank you, can't wait to watch all your tips.


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Respond to functional and technical elements of RFIs/RFPs is also important.
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Are comfortable working for a dynamic technical organization with a fast-growing customer base.
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This velvety smooth Chocolate Roasted Butternut Squash Soup is topped with crunchy chili + cocoa roasted chickpeas. Thanks to the unique combination of dark chocolate, chili and spices this creamy soup has an aromatic mole-like richness, which makes it perfect both as an appetizer or main course.
I am still very new to the concept of being a mom on Mother's Day. This year will be only the second Mother's Day since I became a mom to Olivia. Trust me, I have no expectations of my 22-months-old bringing me breakfast in bed.
Although, she is fascinated with the fridge and happily brings out all the food items she likes to eat. After a couple of accidents, we had to move the eggs from their spot in the fridge door to another place out of Olivia's reach.
Since we are away from both of our moms this year, Mother's Day will just be the 3 of us. We'll most likely have breakfast at our favorite cafe. We love it, because it is within walking distance from us and serves delicious Western food (when we need a break from Vietnamese rice and noodles).
But most importantly, they have a playground in the back that Olivia goes crazy about. It really is perfect! We can enjoy our meals and coffee while keeping an eye on her playing and running around to her heart's content. Anyone who has tried to keep a toddler sit calm and quiet in a restaurant, will understand just how much we appreciate this setup.
If you have the pleasure of preparing a meal for your mom, wife, or grandma on Mother's Day, I have a perfect recipe for you. It is super easy to prepare in the blender but is rich & bold with complex flavors!
I've teamed up with Green & Black's Organic Chocolate to bring you Mother's Day recipe inspiration. Last week there were these amazingly decadent German Chocolate Cake Pancakes, but chocolate is so versatile that we also wanted to give you an idea for savory uses.
For this delicious soup, the butternut squash is roasted with a few pieces of Green & Black's Organic 85% Chocolate, maple syrup, garlic, bay leaves and spices. Afterwards it gets blended with broth into a rich and creamy soup that has hints of Mexican mole sauce flavors.
To contrast the creamy texture of the soup, chili + cocoa roasted chickpeas make a wonderfully crunchy topping.
With a drizzle of coconut milk and cilantro leaves the soup is ready to serve. It makes a great savory brunch course, but can also be an appetizer or light dinner entrée. Whenever you chose to serve this Chocolate Roasted Butternut Squash Soup, I am certain your moms will love it!
This is a clean eating and dairy free recipe that can also be made vegan, if using vegetable broth.
This velvety smooth chocolate roasted Butternut Squash Soup is topped with crunchy chili + cocoa roasted chickpeas. Thanks to the unique combination of dark chocolate, chili and spices this creamy soup has an aromatic mole-like richness, which makes it both perfect as an appetizer or main course.
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Wipe the outside of the squash clean and cut it in half. Scoop out the seeds and place the squash halves on the baking sheet.
Drizzle 1 tablespoon of olive oil all over the squash. Divide the Green & Black's Organic chocolate pieces, garlic cloves, bay leaves, maple syrup and spices (cinnamon, star anise, allspice, chili) into the squash cavities. Roast the squash until soft and tender, about 40-50 minutes.
In the meantime you can prepare the Chili Cocoa Roasted Chickpeas: Rinse the canned chickpeas and dry them as much as you can between clean kitchen towels (or paper towel). Only remove the skins that come lose in the process.
Toss the dried chickpeas with olive oil and salt, spread them on a small baking tray and roast for 20-30 minutes at 400 degrees F (you can roast them simultaneously with the squash). Shake the tray every 10 minutes to rotate the chickpeas.
Once they have finished roasting* sprinkle with cocoa + chili and toss to coat. Set aside.
Remove the roasted squash from the oven and let it cool enough until comfortable to handle.
Heat remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil and cook the chopped onion until soft and translucent. Add to a blender.
Pour the creamy butternut squash soup into a saucepan and heat to desired temperature.
You can add some of the coconut milk while heating the soup, or drizzle it on top once filled into bowls for serving. Serve topped with cilantro and cocoa roasted chickpeas.
* Don't let the chickpeas darken too much. They should be crispy on the outside, but will still have some chewiness in the center.
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Green and Black's Organic. All opinions are my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that help make Leelalicious possible. I really appreciate it.
It looks so very creamy and tasty. Saving this for the pumpkin season.
Yes! Thank you Angie. Here in Vietnam they seem to have butternut squashed year-round. How awesome is that?
This sounds AMAZING! I love mole and butternut soup! The spicy chocolately chick peas is sheer genius! Thanks for sharing! I'm definitely saving this one!
Thanks Beth! This soup is a delicious flavor combo all around.
What a great use of chocolate in a recipe. Can't wait to try it myself!
I have never had chocolate in a savory dish apart from the typical mole, which I didn't like very much. I'd definitely be willing to try, though, because I love chocolate. It especially sounds delicious in this soup, as I love roasted butternut squash soup.
I love butternut squash but have never thought of combining it with chocolate! Quite unique and sounds delicious!! Hope you have a wonderful MOther's day weekend!
Thanks Naina. It's a really delicious unique flavor pairing.
Thank you Brandon. We had a wonderful Mother's Day!
Thank you Keith, the added chocolate really give this soup a unique edge, but totally yummy!
O yes, yes, yes!! This is so fantastic! I want a bowl (or 2) right now!


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Karl J. Shapiro
Born 1913-11-10 Baltimore, MD (USA)
Died 2000-06-18
New York City, NY (USA)
Pulitzer Prize winning poet Karl Shapiro taught at the University of Nebraska from 1956 to 1966. Shapiro exerted immense influence on the Nebraska literary community during the ten years he spent in Lincoln. It was Shapiro's presence at the University of Nebraska that brought the young Ted Kooser to Lincoln in 1963.
When Shapiro arrived in Lincoln, he was already a Pulitzer Prize winner, he had won the Jeannette S. Davis prize (1942), the Levinson Prize and the Contemporary Poetry Prize (1943), the Shelley Memorial Prize (1945) and a Guggenheim Fellowship to study in Rome (1945-1946). He had been U.S. "Poet Laureate" --Poet Consultant to the Library of Congress, 1946-1947. Thus distinguished, Shapiro was brought to the University of Nebraska to be the editor of Prairie Schooner. This was at the instigation of Mari Sandoz, according to Sandoz's biographer, Helen Winter Stauffer. Sandoz knew that Lowry Wimberly, Prairie Schooner's founding editor was ill, and she had met Shapiro and been impressed. As an urban creature and as a poet with "radical sympathies" Shapiro did not fit into Lincoln society or the University very comfortably. Shapiro resigned abruptly from the editorship of Prairie Schooner after the university administration forced him to censor a story. He soon left Lincoln.
Shapiro was a deeply learned scholar of modern poetry and a no-nonsense creative spirit. His students greatly valued his editorial skill. Shapiro's students at the University of Nebraska included Ted Kooser and Roy Scheele.
Reviewers have suggested that Shapiro's career after he left Nebraska may have been stunted by his abrasiveness. His novel Edsel, as well as his second volume of autobiography, Reports of My Death (1990) reveal his thoughts about Lincoln. Ted Kooser reviewed Shapiro's autobiography in LJS, April 15, 1990.
Lincoln, N 1956-1966
Poetry; Fiction; Essays; Criticism
Editor of POETRY
Editor of Prairie Schooner
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Consultant in Poetry at LC
Pulitzer Prize for V-Letter and Other Poems, 1945
Regents Professorship at Nebraska
Levinson Prize from Poetry Magazine
1969 Bollingen Prize
Consultant in Poetry at the Library of Congress
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Poems. 1935.
Five Young American Poets. 1941. (contributor)
Person,Place, and Thing. 1942.
The Place of Love. 1942.
V-Letter. 1944.
Essay on Rime. 1945.
Trial of a Poet. 1947.
Poems, 1940-1953. 1953.
Beyond Criticism. 1953.
Libretto for the Tenor: Opera in One Act. 1957.
Poems of a Jew. 1958.
American Poetry. 1960. (editor and contributor)
In Defense of Ignorance. 1960.
The Bourgeois Poet. 1964.
A Malebolge of 1400 Books. 1964.
Primer for Poets. 1965.
Prose Keys to Modern Poetry. 1962.
Prosody Handbook. 1965.
Wild Card. 1998.
Selected Poems. 1968.
To Abolish Children and Other Essays. 1968.
White-Haired Lover. 1968.
Edsel. 1971.
The Poetry Wreck: Selected Essays, 1950-1970. 1975.
Adult Bookstore. 1976.
Collected Poems, 1940-1978. 1978.
Love and War, Art and God. 1984
New and Selected Poems, 1940-86.1987.
Younger Son. 1988
The Best American Poetry. 1989. (Includes Shapiro's poem 'Tenneyson')
Reports of My Death. 1990.
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Help us learn more about you by blogging your questions about Spelling, why you joined this workshop and what do you hope to gain.
Do you relate to the spelling story Steve Peha's shares on the first two pages numbered 7--4 to 7--5?
Are you a competent speller as described in the boxes on page 7--7 and 7--8?
How can you see Diane Snowball's spelling activity working in your classroom exampled on page 7--12?
Does the footnotes on page 7--4 to 7--5 and page 7--14 make you think about your practice differently or affirm your current practice?
How or what does Steve Peha's JUST DON'T DO IT list in the box on page 7--20 make you feel, think, respond or want to know?
Click on the picture or red words to follow the link to Steve Peha's website to find All's Well That Spells Well a Practical Perspective and Simple Suggestions for the Teaching of Spelling.
This is a video of Denise Eide talking about The Logic Of English (also the title of her book and other materials) a Common Sense Approach to Reading, Spelling and Literacy.
Is English logical to you?
Was there anything new or surprising to you, discussed in this clip?
What did you learn about the phonemes (sounds), phonograms (letter patterns) or reliable "rules" mentioned in this clip?
How will this knowledge help you to teach any mathematical pattern thinkers or literal students in your class?
I was pleasantly surprised by the video! As an English speaker I have become familiar with the phonemes, phonograms and rules of the English language, but I have never stopped to ask myself WHY are these the reliable rules and ways of spelling? The English language does indeed have logic as you learn the reasons why words are spelled the way they are. And there are real reasons. This is done through extensive research and reading about the English language. We can all start today!
I was most intrigued with the way the alphabet should be taught - starting with the letter 'a'. We need to be saying short a, long a-e, and (o) like water, and show a picture to go with each sound. What about the word 'onion' - we should teach the sound 'i' with the phonemes short i, long i-e, and y like onion. Wow! This makes so much sense after listening to the video. I think it would really give students the chance to inquire into the ways in which we spell if we all taught the alphabet in this way.
When responding type in A, B.5 or C.3 to indicate which point you are responding to.


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Светих Четрдесет Мученика у Севастији су били војници у римској војсци (родом из Кападокије) који су веровали у Исуса Христа. Када је отпочело гоњење у време цара Лицинија, они су изведени на суд пред војводу, и овај им је запретио да ће им одузети част војничку, на шта је један од њих - свети Кандид одговорио: "Не само част војничку, но и тела наша узми од нас; ништа нам није драже и чесније од Христа Бога нашега". После тога наредио је војвода слугама да камењем бију свете мученике. Али када су слуге бацали камење на хришћане, камење се враћало и падало на њих саме. Један камен по је војводи на лице и разбио му зубе. Мучитељи потом везаше свете мученике и бацише их у језеро, и поставише стражу унаоколо, да ниједан не изађе. Био је страшан мраз, и језеро се ледило око тела мученичких. Да би муке биле јаче, мучитељи загрејаше и осветлише купатило крај језера не би ли како прелестили кога од њих да се одрекне Христа и призна идоле римске. Заиста, један се прелести, изађе из воде и уђе у купатило. Хришћани верују да је ноћу падала необична светлост с неба, која је разгрејала воду у језеру и тела мученика, а са том светлошћу се са неба спустило тридесетдевет венаца на главе њихове. То је видео један стражар с обале, па се свуче, исповеди име Исуса Христа, и уђе у језеро, да би се он удостојио оног четрдесетога венца. И заиста, на њега сиђе тај последњи венац. Сутрадан изненади се цео град кад виде мученике живе. Тада судије наредише те им пребише голени, и бацише тела њихова у воду, да их хришћани не узму. Хришћани такође верују да су се трећега дана јавили мученици месном епископу Петру и позвали га да сакупи по води и извади мошти њихове. Изађе епископ по ноћи са клиром својим, и видеше на води где се светле мошти мученичке. И свака кост која је била одвојена од тела њихових, исплива на површину и светлела се као свећа. Покупили су их и чесно сахранили. Мученички су пострадали 320. године.

Српска православна црква слави их 9. марта по црквеном, а 22. марта по грегоријанском календару.

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Литература
 Охридски пролог, Николај Велимировић

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 Црква Светих Четрдесет мученика у Трнову
 Црква Светих Четрдесет мученика у Вранићу

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 Охридски пролог за 9. (22. март)

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Fremont CA, USA- February 9, 2017 Arista Corporation, designer and manufacturer of AV signal distribution and switching products, has announced its association with the Software Defined Video over Ethernet (SDVoE) Alliance. Arista's upcoming IP FlashCaster utilizes SDVoE technology to deliver uncompressed AV signals over 10GbE Ethernet networks which offers the possibility to create dramatic new architecture and intuitive user experience.
All AV distribution applications that demand zero-latency and uncompromised video quality can benefit from AV-over-IP technology standards set by SDVoE Alliance. The SDVoE Alliance is a nonprofit consortium of technology providers collaborating to standardize the adoption of Ethernet to transport AV signals in professional AV environments, and create an ecosystem around SDVoE technology allowing software to define AV applications.
"We are foreseeing this new technology trend moving towards the main market stream and soon to dominate the market," Paul Shu, President, Arista Corporation. SDVoE Alliance creates an ecosystem around AV-over-IP technology and facilitates true AV/IT convergence; allowing high quality AV and data networks to share a single infrastructure based on off-the-shelf Ethernet switches. This substantially lowers cost and delivers greater system flexibility over traditional approaches.
Uncompressed and zero-latency AV-over-IP is the future of AV signal distribution. Arista rides on this new technology trend with their upcoming IP FlashCaster, developed to change the dynamics of the Pro AV industry. IP FlashCaster allows installers and OEMs replace their proprietary AV matrix switches with off-the-shelf Ethernet networks. Moreover, it is designed specifically to deliver dramatically better performance, flexibility, and scalability. IP FlashCaster is cost-effective and delivers end-to-end systems for AV and KVM signal extension, IP-based switching, video wall and multi-view applications. IP FlashCaster also provides unique support for HDMI 2.0, HDR, high-fidelity video scaling, windowing and audio downmixing.
Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Fremont, CA. Arista Corporation is committed to the highest standards of product development, engineering, manufacturing and customer support. With a strong legacy of successful professional AV connectivity solutions, Arista offers extensive range including extenders, splitters, switchers, multi-viewers and much more. To know more visit www.goarista.com or email sales@goarista.com.
About SDVoE Alliance: SDVoE is an initialism for "Software Defined Video over Ethernet". The SDVoE Alliance is a nonprofit consortium of technology providers collaborating to standardize the adoption of Ethernet to transport AV signals in professional AV environments and to create an ecosystem around SDVoE technology allowing software to define AV applications. Founding members of the SDVoE Alliance are AptoVision, Aquantia, Christie Digital, NETGEAR, Sony and ZeeVee. SDVoE Alliance founding members bring different perspectives to the SDVoE initiative spanning the entire ecosystem with expertise in chipsets (AptoVision, Aquantia), switches and storage (NETGEAR) and AV end points (Christie Digital, Sony and ZeeVee).


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Q: Amazon EC2 instance: Server refused our key I was working on an amazon ec2 instance for almost a week now..
I installed LAMP on my ubuntu instance then suddenly yesterday, when I try to connect via SSH on putty it gives me an error "Server refused our key" and "No supported authentication methods available (server sent: public key)

I am not sure what is causing this error since i did not change any settings on the aws console and on the instance itself. I was able to ssh before on the server. before I start setting up the server, I assigned an elastic IP to the instance.

A: I am in the process of setting up ubuntu-Wordpress on aws EC2 using a Bitnami AMI. I added SSH-based security in the last installation sted and thus downloaded a .pem private key.
Trying to use putty to create a SSH-tunnel I ran into the wellknown putty login problems, both regarding username and private key. I solved them in the following way:
1) username should be "bitnami" (ec2-user is not working)
2) Using puttykey to convert the public SSH-key from .pem to .ppk (as putty demands private key in ppk format) I had to use SSH-1 (RSA) instead of the default parameter.
By doing so putty gave perfect connection to the private IP of my EC2 instance.
Hope this helps!

A: The public key that is being sent by Putty to the instance is being rejected. Even though you may not have changed anything something has changed. Things to check include making sure you are logging in as the correct user, Putty is able to read the public key file, and that you are trying to log in to the correct EC2 instance. If your instance did not have an Elastic IP and your instance has been stopped and started, the instance's public IP would have changed and you are now connecting to a different instance. Confirm everything in the SSH connection is correct.

A: What works for me is that:

*

*Stopped the ec2 instance

*detach the volume

*attach the volume with the old instance using the same key and was able to SSH

*mount the volume in some temp folder

*checked the file in the directory
mount_point/home/ec2-user/.ssh/authorized_keys
Ideally, this file needs to have our key information but for me this file was empty

*copied the old instance authorized_keys file to the newly mounted
volume

*unmount the device

*reattach to the original ec2 instance

*start it and let it pass the health checks

This time it works for me.
But I don't know why it doesn't have my key file information at first when the instance was launched.
Check this link too
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/TroubleshootingInstancesConnecting.html#TroubleshootingInstancesConnectingMindTerm

A: I tried witch ec2-user for the longest time, until realizing that this is only valid for Amazon Linux. For the Ubuntu Server 18.04 AMI, the user is ubuntu (at least at the time of writing).

A: I created a new keypair and modified the ec2 instance and rebooted, only to have it reset. I had neglected to remember that the keypair is set by Elastic Beanstalk in my case since that's how the ec2 instance is provisioned. I followed these steps to select the new keypair and connections started working:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.managing.security.html#using-features.managing.security.keypair

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2) Heat the oil and when the oils is hot, add the mustard seeds and let them pop.
3) then add the cumin seeds and let them sizzle for a second before adding the green chilli (if using) and the onion. Cook them until they are just starting to brown.
4) Add the potato's, spices and the coriander, check the seasoning and leave to cool.
5) When the mixture is cool enough to touch, roll it out into equal sized balls and set aside.
6) Divide the dough into the same amount of equal portions.
7) Roll the dough into circles, they need to be a bit thicker than a poori.
8) Place a ball of the stuffing into the centre of the dough and then start to gather up the sides of the dough until completely sealed. Pinch off the excess dough.
9) Flatten slightly with your hands and gently roll out to your desired thickness, but I prefer to keep them thick, almost like a pancake. Repeat this process with the rest of the ingredients.
10) On a pre heated tawa or frying pan (medium heat) place one of the paratha's on to the heat and cook for about 40-60 seconds, then flip over and give it a quick spread of butter and fry for about the same time. Keep flipping and buttering until nicely cooked and quite crispy. You should only have to do it 3 or 4 times, or to your personal taste.
Garnish with coriander and serve with sambharo, yoghurt and pickles.


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'Shooting Midnight Cowboy' Review: Behind The Scenes of Hollywood's Famous Rhinestone Bromance
Midnight Cowboy (1969) was the only X-rated film to win Best Picture. It starred Jon Voight as a naive Texas dishwasher who sets out to conquer New York as a male prostitute and Dustin Hoffman as his sleezeball outer-borough buddy and pimp. (Pictorial Press Ltd./Alamy Stock Photo)
By Michael Dolan
Midnight Cowboy: The best film that should never have been made
Shooting Midnight Cowboy: Art, Sex, Loneliness, and the Making of a Dark Classic By Glenn Frankel (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2021); $30
Successful films often acquire an aura of inevitability down to their last detail, as if will and skill have transubstantiated imaginings into a fully formed artifact, whereas moviemaking generally amounts, like planning for battle, to answering disruptive reality with desperate improvisation. The latter phenomenon dominates the discussion as Glenn Frankel, who has dissected the origin stories of The Searchers and High Noon, again dons his contextualizing hat, this time for the epochal Midnight Cowboy, a film that had no business being made but was, and triumphantly.
In this unlikeliest among Academy Award-winning blockbusters, platonic bromance blooms between a Texas-born dishwasher with dreams of prostituting himself in perfidious Gotham and an outer-borough scumbag who becomes his pimp. These grotesques meet very uncute in bad old Times Square and as their fortunes spiral down forge a friendship as beautiful and as fraught as the one Rick and Louis appear to be starting at the close of Casablanca—except that Cowboy ends with Hoffman's character, Enrico "Ratso" Rizzo, soiling himself as he dies on a Greyhound bus outside Miami, Florida, in the arms of Voight's Joe Buck, he of the title. Cowboy, the only X-rated film ever accorded a Best Picture statuette, shattered shibboleths left, right, and center and made a pile of dough.
With grace and assurance, Frankel draws a long bowstring before letting the frames fly. He thumbnails novelist James Leo Herlihy, who wrote the book that begat the film, then director John Schlesinger, producer Jerry Hellman, scriptwriter Waldo Salt, casting director Marion Dougherty, actors Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight—neither of whom Schlesinger wanted to cast at first—and other occupants of the storm-tossed lifeboat—including the disintegrating city of New York, which pervades both novel and film, a character unto itself—that the production became. Other supporting players: Hollywood, at the time seized in a paroxysm of corporate and stylistic change, and the United States of America, shuddering amid tumult threaded through with radical sexual politics.
Frankel's deft, insightful profiling and scene-setting makes his title an overstatement. His vivid, revelatory chronicle of the actual shoot—in New York, sometimes without official permission—doesn't start until page 200 and is done before page 250, with another 100 to go. But no matter. His tale, delivered with compassionate thoroughness, is entirely satisfying. —Michael Dolan is editor of American History.
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Notice & Result
ADV. No. 01/Class-III/ Class-IV &Contractual ICT/2017 Date: 08.06.2017
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