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Kentucky Politics Distilled: Election Filing Deadline; More Kim Davis
This week was the filing deadline for candidates running for governor, attorney general and other statewide offices this year.
Kentucky Politics Distilled: Filing Deadline; More Kim Davis
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Appeals Court To Decide Who Should Pay Legal Fees In Kim Davis Case
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis refused to issue marriage licenses in the wake of the landmark Supreme Court ruling in 2015 that legalized same-sex marriage.
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis Faces Voters In Forum
Kim Davis, who is running for re-election, told voters on Tuesday she did not treat anyone unfairly and her act of defiance was to protect the state's Constitution.
By Adam Beam, Associated Press
Adam Beam, Associated Press
Kim Davis Once Denied Him A Marriage License. Now Kentucky Man Seeks Her Job
David Ermold again entered the Rowan County courthouse Wednesday, except this time he wasn't seeking a marriage license — he was seeking Kim Davis' job.
By Amy Held, NPR
She Once Denied Him A Marriage License. Now He Seeks Her Job
Amy Held, NPR
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis Will Seek Re-Election In 2018
Davis stopped issuing marriage licenses in 2015 following a U.S. Supreme Court decision that effectively legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.
Judge Says Kentucky Taxpayers Still On The Hook For Kim Davis Case
Gov. Matt Bevin asked U.S. District Judge David Bunning to reconsider an order for Kentucky to pay the plaintiffs about $224,000 in fees.
Judge: Kentucky Will Pay $224,000 In Fees In Kim Davis Case
In a ruling released Friday, Judge David Bunning awarded attorney fees and costs to the plaintiffs that were refused marriage licenses by Davis.
By June Leffler
June Leffler
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis Asks Court To Dismiss Same-Sex Marriage Lawsuit
The state legislature approved a new law in April removing the county clerks' names and authorizations from state marriage licenses.
Kim Davis Asks Court To Dismiss Same-Sex Marriage Lawsuit
Judge: Kim Davis Obeying Orders In Gay Marriage Case
United States District Judge David Bunning wrote that Davis has allowed her deputies to issue marriage licenses.
Judge: Kim Davis Obeying Orders
Judge Orders Beshear To Weigh In On Altered Rowan County Marriage Licenses
This story has been updated. A federal judge has ordered Gov. Steve Beshear to weigh in on whether altered marriage licenses issued by Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis are valid. Last month, the ACLU of Kentucky asked the court to enforce an earlier order for Davis to resume issuing the forms. The ACLU said modifications Davis […]
Clinton Says Jail Was 'Right Thing' For Kentucky Clerk
MOUNT VERNON, Iowa — Hillary Rodham Clinton says that jail was the "right thing" for a Kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Speaking in Iowa Wednesday, the Democratic presidential hopeful said Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis was "treated as she should have been treated." Davis spent five days in jail […]
Vatican Details Pope's Meeting With Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis
Responding to a flood of interest, the Vatican says the private meeting shouldn't be seen as an endorsement of all of Davis' views.
By NPR
Slim Majority Of Kentucky Voters Think Kim Davis Should Issue Marriage Licenses
A narrow majority of Kentucky voters think Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis should issue marriage licenses, according to the latest Bluegrass Poll released Thursday evening. Fifty-one percent of registered voters in Kentucky who were surveyed said they disagree with Davis' decision to not issue licenses, The Herald Leader reports. Davis took a stand against issuing licenses to same sex […]
By Ashley Lopez
Ashley Lopez
Pope Francis Met With Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis
Pope Francis met with embattled Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis during his stop in Washington, D.C. last week. Davis, who garnered global headlines for her refusal to issue same-sex marriage licenses due to her religious beliefs, was in the nation's capital to speak at the Voter Values Summit, a conservative political rally. Davis was temporarily […]
Kim Davis And Pope Francis Reportedly Had A Private Meeting In D.C.
The Vatican isn't denying the meeting took place. Davis, who has refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, says she met the pope at the Vatican embassy in Washington.
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When you want a Badass for your series, who better to use than the Dragon himself? Members of this trope love flashy, unrealistic moves and may have a penchant for high-pitched screams like "A-CHOOOO!" and other sounds while fighting. One-inch punches, bowl-cuts, yellow jumpsuits and nunchaku are also common, despite Bruce Lee himself devoting his life to stripping away such extravagances, mysticism, and inefficient techniques in martial arts.
Members of this trope may have honed their bodies to superhuman levels through relentless training, Charles Atlas style. May have a penchant for not wearing a shirt and stretching out their ribs to flaunt their well-deserved muscles. They'll also have a similar name, either with Lee, Li, and/or a reference to the word for dragon, Long.
Character is often a Badass Normal, while providing the same kind of humor as an Elvis impersonator.
In film, the use of Bruce Lee lookalikes was common after the man's untimely death when, naturally, the real thing was no longer available, and films with Bruce Lee lookalikes are often bundled under the subgenre of "Brucesploitation".
Lesser seen but a still common sub-trope is the Jackie Chan clone; a mop-haired, laid-back fighter who tends to incorporate either drunken boxing or the environment in his fighting style. These are almost always based on Chan's performance in the film Drunken Master.
In a Japanese work, this trope may occur because All Chinese People Know Kung Fu. A Subtrope of Fountain of Expies.
Examples of Bruce Lee Clone include:
The Trope Codifier (in anime, anyways) would be Kenshiro of Fist of the North Star, although his fighting style is very different from Lee's. However, his high pitched shrieks are spot on. Those are an invention of the anime, and almost certainly a deliberate invocation of this trope. He also has a lot more "ATATATATATATA!!" moments in the anime than the manga. He also looks a lot more like Lee in the original anime.
Might Gai and Rock Lee (who shares Bruce Lee's birthday) of Naruto come complete with bowl-cuts and ugly jumpsuits. Both even use nunchaku, and both do the "ACHOOOOO" sound at least once. Also, in the English dub at least, Gai sounds a little like Elvis Presley sometimes, being one of a couple characters to take influences from both.
In One Piece, Bepo the talking, kickboxing Polar Bear has the kicks and the shouts, moreso in the Anime, but of course being a Bear, he doesn't look too much like Lee. The jumpsuit is also shared between him and the other members of Trafalgar Law's crew.
Lee Pai-Long from Shaman King is what would happen if Bruce Lee was killed by a Triad society, chopped up into little pieces, refitted with rockets and ballistic weapons, and brought back to life as a jiangshi.
Spike from Cowboy Bebop has a love for the 20th century icon, and bases his style on Jeet Kune Do. He states that he is a follower of Bruce's brand of philosophy. He apparently has a knowledge of nunchaku, but never used them in an actual fights.
A nunchaku-wielding martial artist malcontent from Medabots, rather transparently. He had cropped black hair and the tracksuit and everything.
Abyo from Pucca is fairly obviously based on Bruce Lee. In the original Flash shorts he even does the Bruce Lee sound effects.
Inosanto Dan from Tenjho Tenge is an incredibly blatant Bruce Lee copy: he looks like him, he screams like him, he dresses in "Game Of Death"-style jumpsuits, he uses nunchaku, he's the president of the "Jun Fan Kung Fu Club", and so forth. His name is taken from Dan Inosanto, one of Bruce Lee's top students.
Shin of Eyeshield 21 is a football player version of Bruce Lee, though he doesn't make any high pitched noises. None the less, his signature "Trident Tackle" looks more like a martial arts move than anything legal in a real football game.
One appeared in the manga and "Season Zero" of Yu-Gi-Oh!, an extremely Arrogant Kung Fu Guy and bully who idolized Bruce Lee. He angrily beat up Yugi for beating him in a video game, but was taken down by Jounouchi.
Tiger and Bunny has Pao-lin Huang/Dragon Kid, a pint-sized Chinese martial artist superhero that even goes around wearing the "Game Of Death" jumpsuit in her spare time.
Lord Petora from Wedding Peach, who loves his "Achoo!" screams. He also gets beated in a fight by Hinagiku. Without transforming.
Kefong from The Intimates, who even wears a Game of Death style jumpsuit in his first year (and one with the colors reversed in the second). He's also immune to psychic assault because he is that zen. He's also a bit of a subversion in that he's literally always relaxed and calm - and identifies his role model as Dean Martin.
The above example aside, comic books have pretty much Averted this trope... by putting Bruce in comics years after he died. The last attempt was Malibu's six-issue miniseries titled, appropriately, Bruce Lee.
Depending on the Writer And Artist, Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu is sometimes a Bruce Lee Clone. (Ultimate Shang-Chi, by contrast, is a Jackie Chan Clone -- his Ultimate Marvel Teamup appearance even featured Uncle from Jackie Chan Adventures.)
Dashiell "Dash" Bad Horse from Scalped trained in Jeet Kun Do and even uses nunchaku to beat up criminals. His childhood room has a Bruce Lee poster.
In Men, Yolo is an actual clone of Bruce Lee, which is ironic since his name is an abbreviation for "You only live once."
Especially in the wake of Bruce Lee's death, exploitation Kung-Fu filmmakers would market any martial artist who vaguely resembled him as a "Bruce Lee clone" (e.g. "Dragon Lee", Bruce Li). Lampshaded in the B-Movie "The Clones of Bruce Lee", which starred three of the "clones" as literal clones.
And there was also another figurative clone who didn't play a clone in the film.
It was also lampshaded in the mockumentary Finishing the Game about producers trying to get a replacement for Bruce in Game of Death. One of the actors going for the role is named Breeze Loo and he stars in some familiar-sounding kung fu movies like Fists of Fuhrer.
Sometimes people would become Bruce Lee Clones without their knowledge, as their films would be repackaged in non-asian markets to cash in on Bruce. The most notable example is the South Korean martial arts film The Stranger, which was repackaged as Bruce Lee Fights Back From The Grave, and its star, Taekwondo grandmaster Jun Chong, was rechristened "Bruce K.L. Lea".
Jackie Chan was intended to become a Bruce Lee Clone. Fortunately, he wasn't able to perform well in Bruce Lee's style. His Chinese stage name Cheng Long means, "becoming the dragon".
Still Jackie Chan is often considered to be Bruce Lee's successor, before he moved into slapstick comedy, at which time Jet Li succeeded him. It's not surprising that Jackie Chan and Jet Li are finally making a movie together (abandoning Jackie's comical fighting for more straight combat style) as Jackie Chan always regretted not being able to fight along side Bruce Lee.
In Jackie's autobiography, he relates the story of his stunt work on one of Bruce's films, where Bruce accidentally kicked him square in the face. As soon as the director called "cut", Bruce ran back to check on Jackie, and was very apologetic whenever he ran into Jackie for the rest of the shoot.
Very apologetic, nothing! Rumor has it, he was going to appear in all of Bruce Lee's films later on.
Jackie actually gets his neck snapped on-camera by Bruce in Enter the Dragon. It happens during the underground fight scene: Bruce wraps up Jackie's arm, kicks a random mook in the face, then the camera zooms in on Bruce's face as he delivers the coup de grace.
At one point, Jackie explained why he could never have been a good Bruce Lee clone thusly: "Bruce kicks high, I kick low. Bruce breaks boards with his fist, I go 'ow.'"
In a similar vein Sonny Chiba was at first considered just a tasteless clone of the recently deceased Lee before he came into his own.
Alexander Fu Sheng was probably more a successor to Bruce Lee than Jackie Chan. Fu Sheng possessed Lee's leading man good looks, charisma, and was Hong Kong's biggest star after Lee's death and before the rise of Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung. Unfortunately, his life seemed to mirror Lee's. Like Lee, he died young and in the prime of his career. He was killed in a car accident at age 28. Ironically, after Bruce's death, Fu Sheng had moved into his old house in Hong Kong which some say was cursed.
Empty Hand from Shaolin Soccer, right down to the bowl cut and black-striped yellow jumpsuit.
Leroy Green aka Bruce Leroy from The Last Dragon.
Enter The Fat Dragon stars Sammo Hung as a Bruce Lee fan who, in one scene, is cast as a mook in one of Lee's films. Unfortunately, "Bruce Lee" is really just a lookalike cashing in on Lee's name, and when Hung points that out "Bruce" strikes him, then jokes about how slow Sammo is. Sammo then proceeds to deliberately mess up the fight scene by kicking the fakes ass, along with everyone else in the room, proving that he's a far superior Bruce Lee clone than that guy will ever be. The film itself is a parody of Enter the Dragon, so Sammo Hung is himself a clone in that respect too.
Two episodes of Family Matters had Steve Urkel becoming Bruce Lee Urkel.
Ultimo Dragon, when he was first starting out in Mexico, was billed as the last student trained by Bruce Lee before he died (hence the name Último Dragón, which translates as "Last Dragon"). Basically, he was a luchador Bruce clone, though he has broadened his style since then.
Quick Kick from G.I. Joe qualified with his shirtlessness, baggy kung fu pants and nunchaku (although this was largely ignored by the cartoon, and slightly less so by the comic), but more recent Joe media and toys really pushed it even further, with more recent comics having him ape Bruce's moves and stances, and his newest action figure sporting the Onitsuka Tigers and yellow nunchaku from Game of Death and the claw wounds on the chest from Enter the Dragon.
Pictured above: Fei Long from Street Fighter comes complete with high-pitched shrieks. Shirt not included.
Fei Long's alternate costume in Street Fighter IV is Bruce Lee's outfit in Enter the Dragon. More than a few people who don't get the reference however, and just wonder why he's wearing shorts. His newer alternate costume in Super SFIV is basically a sleeveless Kato costume.
Fei Long's status as a Bruce Lee Clone is lampshaded in his American Super Street Fighter II ending , where he acknowledges that he'll never be able to match up to "The Great One" if he simply imitates him, and leaves film to find his own path (but not in the Japanese, which makes no reference to Lee). Then again, by the time Street Fighter IV rolls around, he's making movies again.
Tekken has 2 of these, Marshall Law and his son Forrest.
Also has a Jackie Chan clone, Lei Wu Long.
And to top it off, what's Lei's nickname? Supercop. Guess which movie started Jackie Chan as a cop (no, not Rush Hour, dumbass)
It's actually safe to say any 'drunken master' style fighter, including but not limited to Brad Wong from Dead or Alive, is based wholesale off Jackie Chan's performance in the movie Drunken Master.
Jann Lee of Dead or Alive.
Liu Kang from Mortal Kombat was a fighter of this type until very recently in the continuity, when he was killed by Shang Tsung in Deadly Alliance and then brought back as a zombie.
He still uses Jun Fan and Nunchaku, though.
Fighting style and weapon which had both been used by Johnny Cage before in Deadly Alliance, despite him being a Jean-Claude Van Damme Clone instead.
Although since the second game, he's looked less like Bruce Lee by having longer hair and a Martial Arts Headband. He still makes Funny Bruce Lee Noises, of course.
Kim Dragon from World Heroes is a transparent ripoff of Bruce, complete without a shirt, as per the game's No Celebrities Were Harmed casting rules. Oddly enough, despite the rest of the game stealing heavily from Street Fighter and Fatal Fury, he predated the aforementioned Fei Long.
Maxi in Soul Calibur, combines Bruce Lee's yells, fighting style... and an Elvis haircut. Now if only we could hear him sing. He's also a student/substitute to Li Long, who has a more obvious name shout out.
Soul Calibur V allows you to edit and create costumes for playable characters. Some creative sticker editing and placement as well as the right outfit and hair selections can actually make him look like a dead ringer for Bruce's Game of Death appearance.
Daigo from the doujin game Big Bang Beat: 1st Impression. He wears a (blue and white) tracksuit and has nearly the same hair (barring the two devil-horn style cowlicks, and the fact that his hair's red). One of his alternate color schemes has more... appropriate colors for both. And his fighting style, down to the yelling, is a 1:1 match, as well.
Hon Fu from the Fatal Fury series is partially based on Lee (with the nunchaku and all), but mostly on Jackie Chan, to whom he bears an uncanny likeness for a reason (also due to him being more of a Lethal Joke Character). His very fat brother Cheng might be partially based on Sammo Hung.
Dragon Chan of Super Punch-Out is Bruce Lee with boxing gloves.
Jon Talbain busts out nunchaku and similar Lee-ish poses for his taunt and win animation, shares a few flying kicks with Lee, and has howls that sound an awful lot like Lee's famous yells, although he bears no physical resemblance to him in either form.
Although in human form, Talbain rocks a Kung Fu outfit complete with pajamas and slippers, and in both forms has a relatively lean-but-skinny body. He's definitely one of the less obvious Bruce Lee references and perhaps the most unique.
Chie of Persona 4 has the haircut, fights using kicks, and says things like "Don't think, feel." and "WAAAAHTAAAH!". Her persona, Tomoe, wears the famous yellow tracksuit from Game of Death. Being an outspoken fan of kung-fu flicks, it makes sense in-story and in-universe.
In Frank Bruno's Boxing for the ZX Spectrum, there is a clearly Bruce-Lee-inspired character named Fling Long Chop. And, since the game was a rip-off of Super Punch Out!! (see above), that made Fling Long Chop a rip-off of a rip-off.
Billy and Jimmy Lee from the Double Dragon series are a more subtle example. They don't look much Bruce at first, but they share his surname and their fighting style is called "Sou-Setsu-Ken" or the Fist of Twin Interception, a nod to Bruce's style, the "Way of the Intercepting Fist". Also, Billy's name comes from Billy Lo, Bruce Lee's character in Game of Death and on the cover artwork of Double Dragon Advance, Billy and Jimmy mimick Bruce Lee's promotional still with Chuck Norris from Return of the Dragon.
The arcade version of Double Dragon 3 has a more blatant clone named "Li Cheng-Long", whose name is a reference to both, Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
Kim Kaphwan from Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters performs a Bruce Lee-esque Kiai when performing any variation of his Hou'ou Kyaku ("Hou'ou Kyaku! ATATATATATATA!! WATAAAAA!!!").
His snarky, friendly rival Jhun Hoon and disciples May Lee and Chae Lim belt out a similar war cry as well. The subversion here is that all of the aforementioned characters are Korean Taekwondokas who are arbiters of JUSTICE!
Bayonetta is a female example once you give her the Gun-chucks, Sai-Fung. When doing the five punch combo, she even does the high pitched shrieks and ACHOOOO for extra measure.
The point is driven home when you realize that Sai-Fung is actually one of Bruce Lee's old nicknames and buy Sai-Fung's costume set.
"Bruce Meow" in Shadow Hearts: From The New World is a blatant parody; then again, they also include Cat Morita, among others...
Ready 2 Rumble Boxing's Jet "Iron" Chin has the look, physique, and mannerisms down pat. His even has a Bruce Lee-esque rapid-fire punch barrage for his Rumble Flurry, although it was toned down a lot in the sequel.
Jet Chan from Evil Genius is clearly Bruce Lee by appearance, though obviously his name is a reference to Jet Li and Jackie Chan. He is also That One Boss.
Li in Front Mission 3.
Thomas in Kung Fu Master is supposed to be Jackie Chan's character from Wheels on Meals, but plays more like a Bruce Lee clone.
Dragon Wang, a Kung Fu Master-like game for the Sega SG-1000, had no shirt on its protagonist. The Taiwanese distributors gave the game the same title as the Bruce Lee movie Fist of Fury.
The Fire Pro Wrestling game series is rather notorious for using very blatant Captain Ersatzes of existing professional wrestlers and mixed martial artists, however the second Game Boy Advance game, Final Fire Pro Wrestling (aka "Fire Pro Wrestling 2") went one step further and included more famous martial artists and film characters including Rocky, Chuck Norris and of course Bruce Lee himself, under the name "Kung-Fu Liu".
The Kung Fu Master clone China Warrior starred another shirtless Bruce Lee clone named Wang, and had a recurring boss clearly modeled on Jackie Chan.
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It offers a unique opportunity to own your own piece of the Broads and has a small picturesque stretch of south-facing river frontage, as well as having access from Ferry Lane.
Water Deer Wood has been named after the Chinese Water Deer which frequent the wood. The Broads is a national park details can be seen HERE.
When viewing please take care, and wear wellies. There is a path through the wood to the river's edge and the inlet.
Access There is a right of way from the metal gate into the wood, with a right to park.
Covenant There is a covenant, click here to read, on the woodland designed to ensure the quiet and peaceful enjoyment of this and adjoining woodland. There is also a right for the neighbouring wood to use the inlet.
The wood is located between Brundall and Postwick, (pronounced Posick!) about 1 mile east of Norwich not far from the junction of the A47 with the A1042 at park and ride.
Click here for Bing Maps Directions enter your own postcode, the route will take you to the parking area at the junction by the entrance to the mast.
Satnav: the postcode NR13 5HL is for the point shown by the red dot on the location map.
Off the A47 travelling west from Acle direction take the slip road then take the first left.
From the west the exit of the A47 is more complicated.
Take the exit signposted Postwick.
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Accurately mark pages to require an SSL (if you're a client of ours, do this in VitalSite).
Hide pages from the site map that do not need to be indexed. Note that sitemaps bigger than 50,000 pages require a sitemap index.
Create your recently changed pages RSS feed per domain on your site.
Submit your sitemap and recently changed pages RSS feed to the search engines using webmaster tools.
Talk to Geonetric about other things you can do to improve your site's SEO with an audit or some SEO tender love and care.
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Bringing Connected Experiences Everywhere on Earth
Blog 04 Oct 2021 3 min read
Mihai Oancea, Senior Strategy
and Market Intelligence Analyst
The path to building a truly connected world is closely intertwined with transformation in the telecommunications industry. New technologies, together with global efforts to connect previously unconnected populations, are enabling growth for telcos and mobile network operators (MNOs) across the world.
We asked Mihai Oancea, Senior Strategy and Market Intelligence Analyst at SES, to expand on the key drivers of change in the industry.
What are some of the major trends in the telecommunications industry?
In the telecommunications space, 5G proliferation is the most significant trend going forward. Today, there are 5G deployments on each continent, with approximately 175 commercial 5G networks deployed globally. As with every new generation of wireless technology, 5G will improve the delivery of mobile broadband services. However, in contrast to previous generations, 5G is also expected to support a wide array of new digital capabilities—including the cloud and edge computing, Internet of Things (IoT), augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR).
Another important element impacting the telecommunications industry is the growing number of digital access programmes implemented globally. The COVID-19 pandemic has re-emphasised the value of connectivity and the need to bridge the digital divide. Consequently, telcos and MNOs are required to accelerate the rollout of services to meet universal service obligations (USO) in the regions they serve.
How will 5G, and the technologies it enables, impact enterprise customers?
5G will be a core element of digitalisation across numerous industries. In comparison to 4G networks, 5G can deliver up to 10 times the speed, while vastly lowering the latency. This means it can, for example, enhance machine-to-machine communications to optimise operations at manufacturing facilities. Facilitate VR-enabled medical training in the healthcare industry. And connect thousands of IoT sensors to enable the automated mine. Imagine a fully digitalised mine that can be fully controlled remotely from a centralised operations centre—including drill control, the dispatch of trucks in a pit, train control, and port control. All of this will be made possible using a 5G network. In the manufacturing industry alone, 5G is expected to bring around USD 740 billion in benefits by 2030.
Enterprises today are increasingly looking to leverage private wireless networks at their facilities. According to GMSA, around 25% to 40% of small and medium enterprises are expected to be served by private mobile networks between 2023 and 2025. This represents a huge opportunity for the telecommunications industry—defining and rolling out 5G-based private networking platforms and services can help telcos and MNOs maximise their return on investment.
What challenges do telcos and MNOs face in bringing 5G services to customers?
While 5G brings huge performance advantages to enterprise customers, its perceived benefits over 4G are not as clear for individual end users. A typical mobile user is unwilling to pay for 5G since their 4G network already provides the connectivity they require—whether to browse the internet, stream content, or connect with friends on social media. This makes it difficult for telcos and MNOs to monetise 5G services for the consumer market today.
In the future, however, the introduction of more connected home devices and AR and VR applications is expected to strengthen the case for 5G in the consumer market.
How is the need for digital inclusion shaping the telecommunications industry?
Globally, connectivity is increasingly recognised as a basic human right. More than 164 countries have introduced digital inclusion initiatives to connect the unconnected.
In developed countries such as the UK, for example, broadband services are required to deliver download speeds of at least 10Mbps across the country. In the US, the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund will facilitate the delivery of broadband services to 5.2 million locations nationwide by 2030. Developing economies are equally invested in bridging the digital divide. India, for example, has the world's largest rural connectivity programme, which aims to provide a minimum of 100Mbps broadband connectivity to the country's 250,000 village councils. And Colombia's rural connectivity programme plans to bring free, high-speed internet to 10,000 population centres in the country.
For telcos and MNOs, meeting USOs is a requirement. Yet, it's not always economically viable to extend networks to rural areas—some regions are difficult to reach via terrestrial fibre due to the terrain, and others are sparsely populated, providing little or no return on investment. Satellite connectivity plays a huge role in helping telcos and MNOs meet USOs while maintaining profitability.
How is SES supporting the telecommunications industry as it evolves?
Reliable, high-availability, and high-performance satellites are crucial to enabling transformation in the telecommunications industry. At SES, we're working closely with industry-leading telcos and MNOs to define and deliver fibre-like satellite connectivity services that help them capitalise on new technologies and maximise return on investment. Delivering cloud-grade services, for example, represents a huge opportunity for telcos and MNOs. According to a Gartner report, 55% of all enterprise workloads will be in the public cloud by 2022, and the global public cloud market is expected to reach USD 482.1 billion. At SES, we're partnering with the world's leading cloud service providers to provide one-hop connectivity to the cloud, so our customers can keep up with cloud adoption trends in the market.
Our end-to-end managed services for mobile backhaul enable seamless network expansion for telcos and MNOs, allowing them to reach new subscribers in difficult to reach regions, meet USOs cost-efficiently, and connect remote industries to 5G services.
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package io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen;

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.nio.charset.Charset;
import java.util.zip.ZipEntry;
import java.util.zip.ZipInputStream;

import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

import io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs.JaxRsProjectSettings;

/**
 * @author eric.wittmann@gmail.com
 */
public class OpenApi2JaxRsTest {

    private static enum UpdateOnly {
        yes, no
    }
    private static enum Reactive {
        yes, no
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/beer-api.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.no, "_expected-full/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_GatewayApi() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/gateway-api.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.no, "_expected-gatewayApi-full/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_RegistryApi() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/registry-api.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.no, "_expected-registryApi-full/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_RegistryApiV2() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/registry-api-v2.json", UpdateOnly.yes, Reactive.no, "_expected-registry-api-v2/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateUpdateOnly() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/beer-api.json", UpdateOnly.yes, Reactive.no, "_expected-full/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFullReactive() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/beer-api.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.yes, "_expected-reactive-full/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_Issue885Api() throws IOException {
        // Note: I can't seem to get this working in the maven build, but it works in Eclipse.
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/issue-885-api.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.no, "_expected-issue885Api-full/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_ContextRoot() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/context-root.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.no, "_expected-context-root/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_SimpleType() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/simple-type.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.no, "_expected-simple-type/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_BeanAnnotations() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/bean-annotations.json", UpdateOnly.no, Reactive.no, "_expected-bean-annotations/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_Inheritance() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/inheritance.json", UpdateOnly.yes, Reactive.no, "_expected-inheritance/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_NZDAX() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/nzdax.json", UpdateOnly.yes, Reactive.no, "_expected-nzdax/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Test method for {@link io.apicurio.hub.api.codegen.OpenApi2JaxRs#generate()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testGenerateFull_CustomResponseType() throws IOException {
        doFullTest("OpenApi2JaxRsTest/custom-response-type.json", UpdateOnly.yes, Reactive.no, "_expected-custom-response-type/generated-api", false);
    }

    /**
     * Shared test method.
     * @param apiDef
     * @param updateOnly
     * @param reactive
     * @param expectedFilesPath
     * @param debug
     * @throws IOException
     */
    private void doFullTest(String apiDef, UpdateOnly updateOnly, Reactive reactive, String expectedFilesPath, boolean debug) throws IOException {
        JaxRsProjectSettings settings = new JaxRsProjectSettings();
        settings.codeOnly = false;
        settings.reactive = reactive == Reactive.yes;
        settings.artifactId = "generated-api";
        settings.groupId = "org.example.api";
        settings.javaPackage = "org.example.api";

        OpenApi2JaxRs generator = new OpenApi2JaxRs();
        generator.setSettings(settings);
        generator.setUpdateOnly(updateOnly == UpdateOnly.yes);
        generator.setOpenApiDocument(getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(apiDef));
        ByteArrayOutputStream outputStream = generator.generate();

        if (debug) {
            File tempFile = File.createTempFile("api", ".zip");
            FileUtils.writeByteArrayToFile(tempFile, outputStream.toByteArray());
            System.out.println("Generated ZIP (debug) can be found here: " + tempFile.getAbsolutePath());
        }

        // Validate the result
        try (ZipInputStream zipInputStream = new ZipInputStream(new ByteArrayInputStream(outputStream.toByteArray()))) {
            ZipEntry zipEntry = zipInputStream.getNextEntry();
            while (zipEntry != null) {
                if (!zipEntry.isDirectory()) {
                    String name = zipEntry.getName();
                    if (debug) {
                        System.out.println(name);
                    }
                    Assert.assertNotNull(name);

                    URL expectedFile = getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(getClass().getSimpleName() + "/" + expectedFilesPath + "/" + name);
                    if (expectedFile == null && "PROJECT_GENERATION_FAILED.txt".equals(name)) {
                        String errorLog = IOUtils.toString(zipInputStream, Charset.forName("UTF-8"));
                        System.out.println("----- UNEXPECTED ERROR LOG -----");
                        System.out.println(errorLog);
                        System.out.println("----- UNEXPECTED ERROR LOG -----");
                    }
                    Assert.assertNotNull("Could not find expected file for entry: " + name, expectedFile);
                    String expected = IOUtils.toString(expectedFile, Charset.forName("UTF-8"));

                    String actual = IOUtils.toString(zipInputStream, Charset.forName("UTF-8"));
                    if (debug) {
                        System.out.println("-----");
                        System.out.println(actual);
                        System.out.println("-----");
                    }
                    Assert.assertEquals("Expected vs. actual failed for entry: " + name, normalizeString(expected), normalizeString(actual));
                }
                zipEntry = zipInputStream.getNextEntry();
            }
        }
    }

    private static String normalizeString(String value) {
        value = value.replaceAll("\\r\\n", "\n");
        value = value.replaceAll("\\r", "\n");
        return value;
    }

}

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require 'spec_helper'
require 'json'

module Jaxx
  describe AboutMe do

    it "#ami_id" do
      ensure_api_response :ami_id, "ami-123"
    end

    it "#ami_launch_index" do
      ensure_api_response :ami_id, "0"
    end

    it "#ami-manifest-path" do
      ensure_api_response :ami_id, "manifest.xml"
    end

    it "#block-device-mapping"

    it "#hostname" do
      ensure_api_response :hostname, "ip-123-123"
    end

    it "#instance_action" do
      ensure_api_response :instance_action, "none"
    end

    it "#instance_id" do
      ensure_api_response :instance_id, "123"
    end

    it "#instance_type" do
      ensure_api_response :instance_type, "m1.small"
    end

    it "#kernel_id" do
      ensure_api_response :kernel_id, "aki-123"
    end

    it "#local_hostname" do
      ensure_api_response :local_hostname, "ip-123"
    end

    it "#local_ipv4" do
      ensure_api_response :local_ipv4, "127.0.0.1"
    end

    it "#mac" do
      ensure_api_response :mac, "123-456-78"
    end

    it "#metrics"

    it "#network"

    it "#placement" do
      ensure_api_response :az, "us-east-1", "placement/availability-zone"
    end

    it "#profile" do
      ensure_api_response :profile, "default"
    end

    it "#public_hostname" do
      ensure_api_response :public_hostname, "ec2-1223.com"
    end

    it "#public_ipv4" do
      ensure_api_response :public_ipv4, "52.51.52.51"
    end

    it "#public_keys"

    it "#reservation_id" do
      ensure_api_response :reservation_id, "r-123"
    end

    it "#security_groups" do
      ensure_api_response :security_groups, "default"
    end

    it "#to_hash" do
      stub_meta_request /#{described_class.host}/, ""
      hsh = subject.to_hash

      hsh.should be_kind_of(Hash)
      hsh.keys.sort{|a,b| a.to_s <=> b.to_s }.should == subject.class.api_attributes.sort{|a,b| a.to_s <=> b.to_s }
    end
  end
end


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We already told you about it informedThat's a Paramount home entertainment movie"Clifford the Big Red Dog"(USA, Great Britain, Canada 2021) will soon be released on Blu-ray Disc. Not only is the release date set for March 3, 2022, the audio format and bonus material have also been officially presented. A Darby Camp from Norman's book, the Bridwell-based family film series of the same name with Jack Whitehall, Isaac Wang, Sienna Guillory and John Cleese, was adapted by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment into Dolby Digital 5.1 with German audio in a simple put-up. Distributed in maintenance. dolby-atmos-format before this. In addition to omitted scenes, extras include "Part of the Pack", "There's Something for Acting Dogs", "The Magic of Bridwell" and "Tips for Dealing with a Three-Meter-Tall Dog".
material: The enigmatic Mr. Bridwell (J. Cleese) gives young Emily Elizabeth (D. Camp) a puppy that looks unusual at first glance – if it weren't for her fiery red coat and the fact that little Clifford is soon ten-something. A one foot tall giant is big. Keeping such a big dog in an apartment is an equally big challenge for Emily. While her mother Maggie (S. Guillory) is on a business trip again, Uncle Casey (Jay Whitehall) is on hand with help and advice. Together they set out on a journey through New York City that touches on everyone who comes into contact with Clifford… (SW)
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Even if no further arrests are made for insulting flight attendants at 38,000 feet, England's rugby players can expect a distinctly cool welcome home. It comes to something when everyone from the International Rugby Board to Auckland's harbour master have been left shaking their heads about the dim-witted conduct of members of Martin Johnson's squad. The overwhelming view in New Zealand is the tournament is better off without them.
The fact that Wales, Australia, New Zealand and France, perhaps the four sharpest attacking sides in the competition, are in the last four is a further indicator of how wrong England got their campaign. Times move on and England's stubborn conservatism has been exposed for the wasteful folly it was. "We played this whole tournament in a different way from the way we played in the Six Nations and I don't really know why we did that," lamented Chris Ashton in his Daily Mail column. "The way we played at the start of the Six Nations is the best way for us to maximise the talent we have in the squad, without a doubt. But we didn't do that. We didn't use what we've got and I don't see any point in that at all."
It is a bit late to arrive at that realisation but Ashton is spot on. England thought they would grind their way to the prize, ignoring the fact they lacked the front‑five superiority to overpower the world's best teams. By the time they worked this out and tried to conjure something more sophisticated against France, they might as well have been attempting to play the violin with a chicken drumstick.
The events of the past 36 hours will certainly not have improved Johnson's humour as he considers whether or not to soldier on. Ashton's words hint strongly at the kind of philosophical split within the camp the management have consistently denied. Johnson will forever merit respect as an outstanding Test forward but when his own players openly start to question his tactical judgment something is clearly amiss.
Whether this has any bearing on Johnson's desire to continue in the job remains to be seen. He has been unfailingly loyal to his players in public and will be as aggrieved by this implied criticism from inside the dressing room as by Manu Tuilagi's ill-advised jump off a ferry approaching the wharf on Auckland's busy waterfront. It merely underlines the problems which will steadily multiply as long as Johnson's position is a matter of debate. Either the Rugby Football Union must cast him loose from his managerial mooring as a matter of urgency or he needs to take steps to regain the initiative before the situation becomes even messier.
It is understood at least one senior player will be less than complimentary about the current coaching regime in a soon-to-be-published book and the besieged RFU does not have the luxury of months in which to ponder its next move. If Johnson were to walk away, a replacement will have to be found as a matter of urgency. A new-look elite player squad has to be named on 1 January and, ideally, will contain at least a nucleus of the team who will represent England at the 2015 World Cup. England urgently need to settle on the best candidate to guide – and select – the team for the next four years.
Their next game, against Scotland at Murrayfield on 4 February, should be enough to concentrate the mind on its own. Of all the other home nations, the Scots have more reason than any to pile into the English, having suffered defeat by their neighbours in the pool stages. Between now and then, regardless of who is coaching them, England will need to find a new captain, renewed forward momentum, more backline rhythm and take all necessary steps to eradicate the culture of entitlement within the squad.
The Saracens quartet of Owen Farrell, Alex Goode, Andy Saull and Jamie George, plus Sale's James Gaskell, Gloucester's Charlie Sharples, Bath's Dave Attwood and the Leicester pair Graham Kitchener and Billy Twelvetrees are all young players worthy of consideration over the next 12 months, particularly with a number of England's senior pros poised to call it a day at Test level and the Japan-bound James Haskell set to be unavailable for this season's Six Nations Championship.
Lewis Moody, Jonny Wilkinson, Mike Tindall and Simon Shaw are among those seemingly poised to depart the international stage, leaving England searching for players of similar unflinching character. If they want a fresh, motivated skipper who emerged with reputation enhanced from the World Cup debacle, the Northampton back-rower Tom Wood should be a strong candidate. Wood, who will be 25 next month, did not feature much on the field during the tournament but impressed with his attitude off it. If England want to regain global respect in 2015, they have to start looking to the future now.
Foden; Ashton, Tuilagi, Farrell, Sharples; Flood, Simpson; Corbisiero, Hartley, Cole, Attwood, Lawes, Croft, Wood (capt), Easter.
Replacements: George, Stevens, Kitchener, Saull, Youngs, Goode, Armitage.


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