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La Ligue des champions féminine de l'UEFA 2022-2023 est la  de la plus importante compétition inter-clubs européenne de football féminin.

Elle se déroule lors de la saison 2022-2023 et oppose les vainqueurs des différents championnats européens de la saison précédente, les dauphins des seize meilleurs championnats européens et les troisièmes des six meilleurs championnats européens.

Désignation de la ville organisatrice de la finale
Le  à Amsterdam, le Comité exécutif de l'UEFA désigne le stade Philips d'Eindhoven pour l'organisation de la finale.

Participantes
Le format est celui utilisé depuis la saison 2021-2022.

Le schéma de qualification de la Ligue des champions féminine de l'UEFA 2022-2023 est le suivant :
 le tenant du titre est directement qualifié pour la phase de groupes ;
 les trois meilleures associations les mieux classées au coefficient UEFA à l'issue de la saison 2020-2021 ont leurs clubs champions qualifiés directement pour la phase de groupes ;
 les associations classées de la  à la  ont leurs clubs champions qualifiés pour le deuxième tour de qualification ;
 les six meilleures associations les mieux classées ont leurs clubs vice-champions qualifiés pour le deuxième tour de qualification ;
 les associations classées à la  et au-delà ont leurs clubs champions qualifiés pour le premier tour de qualification ;
 les deuxièmes des championnats des associations classées des rangs 7 à 16 et les troisièmes des championnats classés des rangs 1 à 6 sont qualifiés pour le premier tour de qualification
 si plus de  sont concernées, alors un tour préliminaire est joué entre les associations les moins bien classées pour que 44 champions puissent jouer le premier tour de qualification.

Contrairement à la Ligue des champions masculine, les fédérations européennes ne présentent pas toutes une équipe, donc le nombre exact d'équipes n'est pas fixé jusqu'à ce que la liste d'accès soit complètement connue.

Le , l'UEFA annonce que les clubs russes sont exclus de ses compétitions interclubs en raison de l'invasion de l'Ukraine par la Russie, entraînant un rééquilibrage de la liste d'accès.

Calendrier

Phase qualificative

Premier tour de qualification
Le tirage au sort du premier tour de qualification a lieu en . Il concerne les champions des associations classées à partir de la  au classement UEFA ainsi que les champions vainqueurs du tour préliminaire, qui jouent la voie des champions, auxquels s'ajoutent les troisièmes des six premières associations et les vice-champions des associations classées de la  à la , qui jouent la voie de la Ligue, pour un total de soixante équipes. Les vainqueurs de ce tour se qualifient pour le deuxième tour de qualification.

Les demi-finales de ce tour ont lieu le  et les finales et matchs pour la troisième place le . Les matchs pour la troisième place servent à l'attribution de points pour le coefficient UEFA. Chaque mini-tournoi comporte une équipe hôte.

Voie des Champions

Voie de la ligue

Deuxième tour de qualification
Le tirage au sort du deuxième tour de qualification a lieu le  à 13h. Il concerne les champions des associations classées de la  à la  au classement UEFA et les champions vainqueurs du premier tour de qualification, qui jouent la voie des champions, auxquels s'ajoutent les vice-champions des six premières associations et les vainqueurs non-champions du premier tour de qualification, qui jouent la voie de la Ligue, pour un total de vingt-quatre équipes. Les vainqueurs de ce tour se qualifient pour la phase de groupes.

Les matchs aller ont lieu les 20 et  et les matchs retour les 28 et .

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Phase de groupes

Format et tirage au sort
Le tirage au sort de la phase de groupes a lieu le lundi . Les seize équipes participantes sont placées dans quatre chapeaux de quatre équipes, sur la base des règles suivantes :

 le chapeau 1 est réservé au tenant du titre ainsi qu'aux champions des trois meilleures associations sur la base de leur coefficient UEFA en 2021. Si le tenant du titre est l'un de ces champions, alors le champion de la quatrième meilleure association rejoint ce chapeau.
 les chapeaux 2, 3 et 4 contiennent les équipes restantes, réparties en fonction de leur coefficient UEFA en 2022.

Les seize équipes sont réparties en quatre groupes de quatre équipes, avec comme restriction l'impossibilité pour deux équipes d'une même association de se rencontrer dans un groupe.

 : Tenant du titre : Champion national

Matchs et classements
Légende des classements

Légende des résultats

Critères de départage
Selon l'article 18.01 du règlement de la compétition, en cas d'égalité de points de plusieurs équipes à l'issue des matches de groupe, les critères suivants sont appliqués dans l'ordre indiqué pour établir leur classement :
 plus grand nombre de points obtenus dans les matches de groupe disputés entre les équipes concernées ;
 meilleure différence de buts dans les matches du groupe disputés entre les équipes concernées ;
 plus grand nombre de buts marqués dans les matches du groupe disputés entre les équipes concernées ;
 si, après l'application des critères 1 à 3, plusieurs équipes sont toujours à égalité, les critères 1 à 3 sont à nouveau appliqués exclusivement aux matches entre les équipes concernées afin de déterminer leur classement final. Si cette procédure ne donne pas de résultat, les critères 5 à 11 s'appliquent ;
 meilleure différence de buts dans tous les matches du groupe ;
 plus grand nombre de buts marqués dans tous les matches du groupe ;
 plus grand nombre de buts marqués à l'extérieur dans tous les matches du groupe ;
 plus grand nombre de victoires dans tous les matches du groupe ;
 plus grand nombre de victoires à l'extérieur dans tous les matches du groupe ;
 total le plus faible de points disciplinaires sur la base uniquement des cartons jaunes et des cartons rouges reçus durant tous les matches du groupe (carton rouge = , carton jaune = , expulsion pour deux cartons jaunes au cours d'un match = ) ;
 meilleur coefficient de club.

Groupe A

Groupe B

Groupe C

Groupe D

Phase à élimination directe

Qualification et tirage au sort
Pour le tirage des quarts de finale, les quatre premiers de groupe du tour précédent sont têtes de série, ainsi ils ne peuvent donc pas se rencontrer et reçoivent pour le match retour.

Deux équipes issues du même groupe ne peuvent pas non plus se rencontrer en quarts de finale. Le tirage au sort aura lieu le 10 février 2023 à 13h CET à Nyon.

Quarts de finale
Les matchs aller se jouent les 21 et  et les matchs retour les 29 et .

Demi-finales
Les matchs aller se jouent les 22 et , et les matchs retour les 29 et .

Finale
La finale se dispute sur une seule rencontre, le , au stade Philips d'Eindhoven aux Pays-Bas.

Tableau final

Statistiques individuelles
Mise à jour le .

Meilleures buteuses

Meilleures passeuses

Meilleures gardiennes

Notes et références

Notes

Références

2022-2023
Saison 2022-2023 de football
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High streets in big metros are no longer where the action is, where rentals have remained stagnant or declined marginally over the past year. On the other hand, they have seen an uptick in select streets in suburbs of major cities.
According to a REPORT by real estate consultancy Cushman and Wakefield Inc., high-street rentals in emerging markets of Mumbai such as Vashi rose 25% in the first quarter of this year over the same period in the previous year. Similarly, DLF Galleria in Gurgaon and streets in Dwarka, a Delhi suburb, saw an increase of 15.4% and 6.3%, respectively.
Experts said the demand for commercial spaces in the outskirts has increased over the past few years in the wake of increasing demand and limited supply of quality space in prime locations of cities. The suburbs are also attracting retailers due to the growing number of residential properties in their vicinity. The REPORT also forecast that suburban rentals are likely to increase in the next few quarters on account of the high level of inquiries from foreign food and beverage and apparel brands.
High streets in prime locations in the metros saw rentals record a marginal decline or stayed flat in the past year due to reduced leasing activity. Despite the decline, most retailers said monthly rentals in these stretches were still at a premium due to the high base.
While prime locations in Mumbai like Colaba Causeway and Flora Fountain saw a decline of around 7%, rentals for Bengaluru high streets like Brigade Road fell 9% in the March quarter over the same period last year. Bucking the trend, Delhi's Connaught Place (Inner Circle) saw robust retailer demand, pushing rentals up 13%.
The limited supply of mall space is also forcing retailers to explore high street options in prime and not-so-prime locations, pushing up rentals. According to JLL India, a real estate consultancy, mall development was at its slowest in 2014, with only 1.3 million sq. ft of space completed for commercial use, as compared to 5.7 million sq. ft in 2013.
Existing malls are also operating at 100% capacity. Dinaj Madhukar, vice-president of DLF Promenade and Emporio malls at Vasant Kunj in Delhi, said they had no space available for fresh leases.
"In many micro markets, high street rentals are seeing an increase as population dynamics and, consequently, purchase dynamics are changing rapidly, attracting more retail brands to open stores. This is pushing up rentals in these locations," said Sanjay Dutt, executive managing director (South Asia), Cushman & Wakefield.


Unfortunately, in any house also populated by Richie, Chuck, and Joanie, romantic interludes might indeed be few and far between. And this is before the Internet and text messaging! But it points to a stark reality: married couples who wish to keep things alive in the bedroom generally have to be proactive about it.
All whimsy aside, I recall a more serious discussion with several good thirtysomething friends of both genders. Across the board, they admitted that fatigue and childbearing and unresolved resentments were creating a painful barren spot where abundant love used to flourish. It takes communication, give and take, and sometimes a willingness — as taught in I Corinthians 7 — to unselfishly serve the human needs of one's mate. We need an attitude of will and biblical determination to keep the marriage fires burning brightly and to make sure that robust romantic love continues at a cheerful, albeit realistic, pace.
And if Potsie and Ralph drop by unannounced, simply hang a necktie on the doorknob. They'll know what it means.


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What's at stake in the 2022 midterm elections?
The 2022 midterm elections could be the most consequential in years, possibly defying political history and resetting modern political norms.
Every seat in the House of Representatives is up for grabs, as are 35 U.S. Senate seats and 36 governorships. Several other down-ballot races for secretary of state, attorney general or control of state legislatures could have wide-ranging effects on the management of the 2024 presidential elections, plus hot-button issues like abortion rights, climate change and health care.
In Washington, Republicans are still in a position to net enough seats in the House to take control, "but a tumultuous summer has made their advantage appear a little smaller today — with a trend so far pointing toward narrow gains instead of a wave," according to the CBS News Battleground Tracker. Currently, Democrats hold small majorities in the House and Senate.
It takes 218 seats to win control of the House, and the Tracker currently estimates that if the House elections were held today, Republicans would see a net gain of 13 seats and hold 226 seats, while Democrats would win 209.
In the Senate, Republicans need a net gain of just one seat to flip control of the evenly divided chamber. CBS News classifies 10 of the 35 races as battleground contests – four are considered "tossups" (Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Wisconsin); three are leaning in favor of the Republican candidate (Florida, North Carolina, and Ohio); and three are leaning toward the Democrat (Colorado, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire).
Why is the margin tightening? The Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, which overturned Roe v. Wade propelled Democratic or left-leaning voters to the polls in primary elections this summer. And President Biden, whose popularity suffered as Americans saw gas and grocery prices rising earlier this year, is enjoying a slow, but notable rebound in his overall approval ratings. The FBI search of former President Donald Trump's Florida estate in August has motivated Republican base voters, but polls show it's a concern for independents and Democratic voters, and could drag down some GOP candidates. Broader concerns about the future of American democracy — expressed by all ideological groups — are also sparking greater interest among voters.
What are the key issues in the 2022 midterms?
Recent CBS News polling shows these issues are deemed "very important" by most voters.
The economy and inflation: They remain the top issues of concern in CBS News polling. More than half of voters say they've seen gas prices — a key inflation indicator — declining in their area, but a plurality of voters, 43%, expect the U.S. economy to be in recession in the next year. While Mr. Biden has enjoyed recent policy wins with passage of a new climate, health and tax law and the CHIPs and Science Act, just 40% approve of his handling of the economy in our recent poll.
Voting and elections issues: Among the hundreds of Republican candidates appearing on ballots nationwide, widespread belief among most Republicans that the 2020 presidential election was either stolen or mishandled, and fears among independents and Democratic voters that those Republicans could seize power, general concerns about voting and democracy have become a big issue of concern. The prospect of violence is also tied in part to a perception of widening divisions in the country: a whopping 80% of Americans believe the U.S. is more divided now than it was during their parents' generation. Just as many say tone and civility have gotten worse.
Crime and gun policy: The shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, is just the latest flashpoint in the decades-long fight over national gun control policy — but increased crime rates in several of the nation's largest cities, especially due to gun-related crime, is also a major cause of concern. Republicans continue to highlight concerns with crime, while Democrats — including the president — continue to campaign for stricter gun policy despite passage of bipartisan gun control and mental health legislation this summer, the most ambitious in more than 20 years. In response to growing voter concerns, Democrats are trying to portray themselves as tougher-on-crime than Republicans, noting support for increased federal funding for law enforcement and denunciation of those who attacked the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021 — and the GOP officeholders who back them.
Abortion rights: With the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Democratic campaigns and super PACs tell CBS News they have seen increased interest from concerned voters, including more online activity and fundraising and willingness to volunteer. Data also indicate the court's decision is driving more voter registration for Democrats, especially among younger women.
The results in several special elections and strong turnout in Kansas rejecting an abortion amendment also indicate the Dobbs decision is having an impact. In early August, Kansas voters blocked the amendment — 59% to 41% — that would have removed the constitutional right to an abortion and paved the way for the GOP-led Legislature to pass more restrictions. The strong turnout was closer to presidential levels than to a midterm primary, and voters in some counties Trump won even moved to reject the amendment. Meanwhile, Democrats outperformed in every U.S. House special election since Roe was struck down. Most recently, Democrat Pat Ryan won in New York's 19th Congressional District, though he was dramatically outspent. He put abortion rights front and center in his campaign messaging.
Congressional Democratic candidates are responding by funneling millions of dollars into TV and digital advertising on abortion while Republicans in some states have tried to avoid the subject or portray their positions as more moderate. The issue of abortion rights is now clearly a motivating factor for Democrats and has jumped into the top tier of issues overall, ahead of climate change, and immigration. But it lags behind the economy, inflation, crime, and concerns about democracy – issues Republicans are much more focused on.
Key House and Senate races
How many House seats are up for election?
All 435 House seats are on the ballot this November, since every seat is up for election every two years. A majority of the seats aren't necessarily considered competitive, a result of redistricting and the partisan nature of federal races. But a CBS News analysis of congressional maps finds 81 "competitive seats" that tend to be won by Democrats by five or less points, or by Republicans by five or less points.
How many House seats do Republicans need to take control from Democrats?
The GOP needs a net gain of at least six seats to reach the 218 seats needed to win the House. After a string of special election results this summer, Republicans hold 212 seats while Democrats have 221. There are two vacancies that will have special elections on the ballot in November, a likely Republican seat in Indiana and a Republican-leaning seat in Florida.
What does the House of Representatives do?
As one of the two chambers in the legislative branch, it makes and passes federal laws. Unlike senators, who represent whole states, representatives cover a specific congressional district. The lines of those districts are determined and drawn every decade through the process known as "redistricting."
Who represents me in the House of Representatives?
You can look up who represents you in the House by entering your zip code, town or address here.
So, who's going to win the House?
If you follow the historical trend of the president's party losing big in the midterms of their first term, Republicans are favored to flip the House. In the 2010 midterms, the first for former president Barack Obama, Democrats lost 63 seats in the House. In the 2018 midterms, the first for former president Donald Trump, Republicans lost 40 seats. After exceeding expectations in the 2020 elections, House Republicans just need a net gain of at least six seats to reach the 218-seat majority needed.
Although President Biden's approval ratings are low, and voters are frustrated about the economy and high inlflation, House Democrats have seen some positive signs for their prospects recently. Special elections and a ballot measure in Kansas show that their base and moderate voters seem to be energized over the issue of abortion rights. Congressional Democrats have also passed aspects of Biden's agenda that deal with climate change and prescription drug prices, under the branding of the "Inflation Reduction Act."
Given the smaller margin they have to overcome, Republicans are still likely to win the House, but Democrats do feel they have momentum to at least cut into the predicted GOP gains.
Who is the speaker of the House?
Nancy Pelosi of California has led House Democrats and has served as Speaker since 2019. This is her second stint as the chamber's leader, she previously held the Speaker's gavel from 2007 to 2011. Pelosi was first elected in 1987. She says she's running for re-election this cycle, but has not yet said if she would try for another term as speaker.
What is redistricting? What is gerrymandering?
Every decade, states redraw their Congressional district lines to adjust for any population changes shown in the census. State legislatures control the process in most states, while other states use some sort of outside independent or bipartisan commission to handle redrawing the lines.
When one party uses its power to draw lines that politically favor them, this is called "gerrymandering." Both Democrats and Republicans do this, but Republicans had more success in this latest round of redistricting: they've been able to add 10 more seats that lean heavily towards the GOP, according a CBS News analysis using data from Dave's Redistricting App.
Which party controls the Senate?
Democrats currently control the chamber with 48 seats, two independent senators that caucus with Democrats, and a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Harris, when necessary. Republicans control 50 seats. There are elections for 35 Senate seats this fall.
Who will control the Senate after the 2022 midterms?
Republicans need to hold all of their current seats and flip just one Democratic seat to win control of the Senate next year. Republicans are defending 21 of the 35 seats up for election, versus just 14 controlled by Democrats. The CBS News Battleground Tracker classifies 10 of these races as competitive: Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and Wisconsin are considered "tossups"; Florida, North Carolina and Ohio lean in favor of Republicans, and Colorado, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire lean in favor of Democrats.
Which Senate races are toss-ups in 2022?
Arizona: Republicans saw Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly as one of the most vulnerable incumbents heading into 2022 in this state with a large proportion of independent voters and a large Latino population, where the GOP has made inroads in recent elections. But after a competitive Republican primary, national Republicans are concerned that Trump-backed Blake Masters is too far to the right for those crucial independent and suburban voters. He's softened his language recently on controversial issues like abortion, gun control, immigration, and even his belief that the 2020 election was stolen from Mr. Trump.
Georgia: Democrat Raphael Warnock is up for re-election just two years after defeating Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler in a special election to fill the remainder of the term of retiring Republican Sen. Johnny Isakson. He's outraising his opponent, University of Georgia football legend Herschel Walker. Walker was another Trump pick, but he comes with some baggage that could hamper his ability to flip the seat: allegations of abuse against his ex-wife and some policy gaffes including not honestly disclosing how many children he has and suggesting China's polluted air has replaced American air. If neither candidate wins over 50%of the vote, the race could go to a runoff – potentially delaying the outcome of Senate control for weeks if it's a close night.
Nevada: Prominent Republicans including Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz have thrown their support behind former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, who is seeking to oust Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto in a very tight race. Cortez Masto, the first woman from Nevada and first Latina ever elected to the U.S. Senate, is one of many Democrats nationwide who may benefit from increased motivation among voters who want to protect abortion rights after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
Wisconsin: Sen. Ron Johnson is the Republicans' most vulnerable incumbent this cycle as the lone senator running for re-election in a state Mr. Biden won in 2020. So far he's outraising his opponent, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes. Both candidates are attacking the other one as too extreme for the state, with Barnes pointing to Johnson's stances on gay marriage, COVID-19, and the state GOP effort to overturn the 2020 elections, while Johnson argues Barnes is soft on crime and immigration.
Which Senate races lean toward Democrats?
Colorado: Unlike nearly every Republican running in a competitive Senate seat, construction company CEO Joe O'Dea hasn't been endorsed by Trump. That gives the GOP hope that the moderate Republican can beat two-term Democratic centrist Sen. Michael Bennet. O'Dea is particularly out of step with most Republicans on abortion, saying that he believes the procedure should be legal through 20 weeks of pregnancy, with exceptions for rape, incest, and danger to the life of the mother after that.
New Hampshire: Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan faces a far-right opponent in the general election, retired Army Gen. Don Bolduc, who defeated the candidate favored by national Republicans, state Sen. Chuck Morse. Morse was considered by Republican leaders to be better poised to flip the seat into the GOP column than Bolduc.
Pennsylvania: After a bruising Republican primary that split the party establishment, celebrity TV doctor Mehmet Oz is trying to defeat Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman to keep this seat in Republican hands following the retirement of Sen. Pat Toomey. Fetterman is still recovering after suffering a stroke in May that has affected his speech and hearing. He has so far declined to participate in a September debate against Oz, who has accused him of hiding from voters and the media, but said he'd debate in October. Oz, meanwhile, has struggled against allegations that he has almost no ties to the state where he's running for Senate. Despite receiving Trump's endorsement and a visit from the former president, Oz recently said he would have certified the election for President Biden but then said more information is needed to determine if the 2020 election was stolen.
Which Senate races lean Republican?
Florida: Once-purple Florida has trended increasingly Republican in recent years, with notable shifts among the state's large Latino population, which benefits two-term Republican Sen. Marco Rubio. But he has a formidable opponent in three-term Democratic Congresswoman Val Demings, who has outraised Rubio and gained national name recognition as one of the House impeachment managers in Trump's 2020 Senate trial and as one of the women Mr. Biden considered to be a potential vice presidential nominee. She's also leaned on her experience as Orlando's first female police chief to inoculate her against Republican claims that Democrats want to defund the police
North Carolina: Sen. Richard Burr's retirement leaves this seat open for a race between three-term House Republican Congressman Ted Budd and former North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley, a Democrat. North Carolina has eluded Democrats in statewide races since Barack Obama eked out a close win in 2008. If Beasley wins, she would be the first Black woman to represent the state in the Senate – and it would be an early sign of a good night for Democrats.
Ohio: After a Trump endorsement helped him win a grueling Republican primary to succeed retiring Sen. Rob Portman, "Hillbilly Elegy" author JD Vance is trying to beat moderate five-term Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan. Ryan is outraising and outspending Vance in his effort to pull off an upset win, but national Republicans plan to flood the airwaves with tens of millions of dollars in ad buys in the coming weeks to boost Vance.
With reporting by Fin Gomez, Sarah Ewall-Wice, Musadiq Bidar, Jake Rosen, Caroline Linton, Anthony Salvanto, Kabir Khanna, Jennifer De Pinto
Ed O'Keefe
Ed O'Keefe is a senior White House and political correspondent for CBS News based in Washington, D.C.
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Episode 1: In The Dark Transcript
Host: [00:00:06] Imagine being woken from a deep sleep predawn by wailing emergency sirens. Disoriented, you break the darkness by turning on the television, and a meteorologist warns that your street is in the direct path of a tornado. In an instant, you realize that you and your family have only a few adrenaline-fueled moments before the storm reaches your home. For residents of Montgomery, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati, that early morning nightmare became a devastating reality. Twenty years ago on April 9th, 1999 homes and lives were lost in the greatest tragedy ever to strike the city.
Host: [00:00:58] What is it like to experience the disorienting panic of a violent tornado arriving in the early morning darkness. How does it feel to realize that in an instant, all of your possessions including your home are gone?
Host: [00:01:16] What was it like to be a first responder at that scene knowing you are in the midst of the most harrowing event in a community's history and one that no drill or training could ever truly prepare you for? And finally, how does a community attempt to rebuild and heal after being struck by such a horrific tragedy? In this episode and the few that will follow, we're going to share stories from that tragic day and what happened next in Montgomery. I'm Greg Leader, and this is weathering the storm.
Host: [00:02:13] The tornado caught everyone by surprise. Well, almost everyone.
Pete Delkus: [00:02:37] I don't remember if, going into the late news at eleven o'clock, if there was a tornado watch specifically for the area, but I just remember that the conditions were ripe for thunderstorms to develop, and some of those were going to turn severe. Some of those thunderstorms given the atmospheric conditions, some of those thunderstorms could rotate, so tornadoes were definitely on my mind.
Host: [00:03:01] That's Pete Delkus. From 1996 to 2005, Pete was the chief meteorologist at WCPO in Cincinnati. Since 2005 he's been the chief meteorologist the WFAA in Dallas.
Pete Delkus: [00:03:14] If I remember correctly, a short time after the news ended they issued a tornado watch for the area. Not that I was going home anyway because hey, that's your job and you stay there, and you do this because you want to help people. But I remember when that tornado watch was issued early on, maybe midnight or one o'clock in the morning, I remember thinking the conditions look like a tornado will be issued.
Pete Delkus: [00:03:42] So really, none of that was a surprise. Back in 1999, we didn't have Twitter and Facebook and all the different outlets that people rely on today to warn them. For people just to stay up to date, it was just literally you turn on the TV and if the weather guys on the weather guys on if he's not then everything must be OK.
Pete Delkus: [00:04:05] I remember the conditions setting up and being conducive for severe weather that night and that's why I stayed all night. It gets till around 3:00 a.m. you're watching storms develop in southeastern Indiana, and the first tornado warning was issued around 4:00 a.m. for Ripley County. Tornadoes generally travel from southwestern northeast. Well, you look northeast from Ripley County to Cincinnati, and it's Hamilton County. And so you know, you really have to make sure you're at the top of your game at that point.
Pete Delkus: [00:04:43] So Ripley County was issued about 4:00 in the morning. About 30 minutes later it's Dearborn County and then you know about 30 minutes later it's Hamilton County. I remember that tornado warning for Hamilton County was issued before 5:00 in the morning.
Pete Delkus: [00:05:00] I'm thinking, these people are in bed. If the warning is here, there's plenty of lead time for people to go to their safe room or go to the basement. But is anyone going to know that the warning has been issued?
Channel 9 News: [00:05:16] From 9 News, this is a special weather report. We now have a tornado warning for Hamilton County until 5:55. Let me take this off the wire. A tornado warning is in effect for Hamilton County now until 5:55. At 4:50. Weather spotters indicated a tornado 17 miles west of Cincinnati or about six miles southeast of Hoven moving to the east at 35 miles an hour. Again a tornado is on the ground. Go to the basement.
Pete Delkus: [00:05:48] You know it was a really strange morning. You're in the TV studio, and you can see what all the other stations have on their air. It's 4:30 in the morning and I'm starting to do stuff and I look up and the other stations are still in the regular programming and I'm like, man, I'm looking and I know there's a tornado over there in Ripley and I know there's one in Dearborn. I'm telling people about what's happening over there and then all of a sudden it crosses into Ohio. At that point, I don't know what other stations are doing or not doing because I'm so focused on what's going on in Hamilton County. Then you think to yourself, I've got a responsibility here to help these people. These people are my neighbors, and these people are my friends. It could be my family. I mean they could have been my mom. It could have been my grandparents or something like that. So you want to help them. But I know I got to let them know what street this could be on. I'm looking at this hook echo and on what street and how long, when's it going to go from point A to Point B. I'm trying to storm track and just let people know, please get to the basement as quickly as possible.
Pete Delkus: [00:07:07] I've got to tell them as much as possible, and they need to know not just Hamilton County, but what are the towns, and more importantly what are the streets where this could have an impact on and so that was my focus. I'd have to be there and let these people know not only in the town but what part of town what neighborhood. Since I had lived in Montgomery when I first moved to Cincinnati, I was real familiar with the area.
Ellen Mavriplis: [00:07:34] So, I can't remember exactly how old I was, but I was in probably middle school age, and so that would have been maybe in 1974 or somewhere in the mid 70s, I don't I remember the year when the tornado came through, it was the big Xenia tornado. I lived in Montgomery at the time in the Winds, and it was the middle of the afternoon. My family was aware of the tornado sirens going off, and we went outside, and we literally saw a tornado going over the Storybook neighborhood. So from that point forward, growing up all through my life I was always very aware of weather-related to tornadoes, and I was just very, not hypervigilant, but I was very aware of it. I even had tornado dreams that really bothered me because it was a very impactful thing to witness. The next day at school you'd hear about all the damage that had happened, so that stayed with me really through my whole life and I was always very aware when I would hear a siren or a weather warning I paid attention to it.
Ellen Mavriplis: [00:08:42] My name is Ellen Mavriplis, and I live in the Shadowhill area of Montgomery, and I lived there before and continue to live there now with my husband. We had three boys at the time of the tornado. There was weather happening that night but I wasn't aware of anything significant that was forecast, and I would have been aware. If there had been something out there, I would have known it. I don't recall hearing any forecasts before it but sometime in the middle of the night one of my sons came into our room, and he was upset. I think the storm had woken him up. I'm starting to get a little fuzzy on the details that I think you'd never forget but it was my son Ryan who came in and woke us up, and there was thunder. At some point, we went downstairs to turn on the TV just to see if there was there anything more significant happening. Actually, I think we heard the siren first then went down to turn the TV on and turned it to Channel 9 which was actually following the street by street forecast of where a tornado was actually on the ground at that point.
Pete Delkus: [00:10:01] Twenty years ago, people didn't track street by street. The reason that they didn't wasn't that a lot of folks were old school, but a lot of people said it's just not that accurate. My thinking was, if I can see the hook on the radar and I know where the tornado is going to be in relation to the hook, I can zoom down to a street and if I know that the storm is moving to the northeast at 30 miles an hour it's just a pretty simple mathematical equation. I can tell you when it's going to arrive go from point A to Point B. I'm thinking all this through in my head and I'm like, well why would I not do that. But a lot of folks back then didn't. It's more information. This is a valuable tool to give people those basic answers. Where is the tornado right now? When is it going to arrive at my house? That's all you really want to know. If you're in the path, and I have this technology why not use it. And thank goodness that morning we had it. And thank goodness that we were able to use it
Ellen Mavriplis: [00:11:32] My husband I decided to go get our other children and head to the basement, and we did hear the siren. We saw the tornado coming our way. We got everyone down in the basement, including dogs and cats. We were missing one cat at the time that didn't make it to the basement with us but we were all down in the basement and it just barely got in the door shut before we started actually feeling the tornado and hearing it. Often you hear people say that it sounds like a freight train coming but we didn't hear the train coming. It was as if all of a sudden we were under the train. It was very sudden. It is very loud. It felt like a blood pressure cuff on your arm, and you feel it suctioning up and getting tighter. It felt like we were being vacuumed up. It was like the pressure was building up and then we felt water coming down on us from the ceiling of our basement which in this was two stories above us. Little did we know at the time that our roof was gone and the top floor was gone. But we felt water coming down through the basement ceiling. I couldn't tell you the passage of time because you kind of lose track of that and my concern was my children.
Ellen Mavriplis: [00:13:19] I remember going upstairs, we told the kids to stay downstairs at first so we could go up and check it out. We were gonna get shoes and whatnot which was challenging because, even though it's a short distance from the stairs to where we leave our shoes in the laundry room, everything was covered with glass broken glass and so forth. So eventually, I believe Dimitri got us shoes, and he and I went to check it out a little bit, and then I immediately thought we need to get out of here because we didn't know if the rest of it was going to collapse on us. The stairway seemed like it was crooked, the walls were crooked. It was hard to process at the time because it didn't make sense. We look up and see stars and clouds flying overhead, so the tornado had taken the weather with it wherever it went.
[00:14:24] So we didn't go up there at the time, we decided to take our shoes and get the kids out of the building at that point. I took the kids, and there was one of the houses across the street from us looked like it was not badly impacted. Most of the houses around us were totaled, but one across the street from us looked like it was only missing maybe a corner of the roof. So we went there, and the neighbors asked us to come in, so we went in their basement and from there made some phone calls to family and we're trying to figure out a way for some family members to come and get us. Meanwhile, Dimitri was trying to help some other neighbors. I know that we'd heard people screaming next door and it was chaotic, but my concern was to get three very young children out of the way and safe.
Jill Cole: [00:15:16] My name's Jill Cole. I lived at 7583 Lakewater Drive at the time of the tornado.
Jill Cole: [00:15:24] It was a very mild night that night so we had our windows open and we'd gone to bed and then sometime in the early morning hours we heard the sirens go off. I grew up in California, and I think if the sirens go off, you pay attention. My husband grew up in Ohio, and when the sirens go off, you just roll over and go back to sleep. So, fortunately, I prevailed that morning. We got up and, at the time, we had the three youngest children at home. They were in preschool and elementary school, and our two oldest sons were away at college. So we went upstairs to get the kids and the middle one, his name was Trevor, he was already awake because he had been studying whether.
Jill Cole: [00:16:04] We took our dog and went down to the lower level and you know, at that time you think, this is a silly thing to do probably. The basement was pretty much unfinished. There was an area of carpet and an old couch and so forth. We were just sitting there, and we turned on our little teeny tiny black and white TV to see what was going on. The phone rang, and my husband walked up the steps to answer it, and the dog followed him up, and as soon as he got upstairs, I started hearing this sound, and it was loud, louder, and louder and as he turned around, the time it took him to walk up the stairs, the phone had quit ringing. I guess the power was out. He started walking down, and by the time he was halfway down, we knew that the tornado was coming and it was coming right at us
Jill Cole: [00:16:57] I grab the kids, and we have blankets and pillows, and we had a big metal weighted workbench there, so I had to the children in my lap with blankets hanging out at the table. My husband had the other child, and then it hit us, and it's just hard to describe how loud it was. It's like what you saw in the movie Twister. That's really what it was like. It was just the loudest noise that I've ever heard in my life, and the only thing else I could hear was my kids crying, I love you, Mom. I told them it's gonna be fine. Don't worry we're going to be just fine. And it seemed like it lasted for a very long time, but I'm sure the statistics will tell you it was a minute. Then, all of a sudden, it was dead quiet except for water dripping through the ceiling.
Jill Cole: [00:17:46] I thought, you know that's probably not a good thing. So we sat there for a minute and regrouped because we really had no idea, you know is there one tornado is something else going to happen? Is it safe even though it was quiet? Is it safe for us to go out and see what happened so we can collect ourselves for a little bit? Then my husband Steve went upstairs to check the damage. He opened up the basement door, we did still have a basement door, and it was open to the sky above that and it smelled like pine trees. We kept all of our shoes in the garage at the time just like we kept our keys in the cars in the garage. The garage had collapsed onto the cars and the shoes, so we had to go around trying to find clothes for people to wear because we were in our pajamas and I think Steve had work shorts and his work boots. I happened to have a load of laundry dry in the dryer at that time. What are the odds that that could happen? We had something for everybody but me. We stood there for a moment and the dog, I may have mentioned to you that he followed him up when the phone rang, and the dog didn't make it back down. As soon as he opens the door, the dog comes running down. He's in my lap, this big golden retriever with my three young kids. My husband stood there for a moment, and he slowly walked down the steps, and he came in, and he put his hand on my shoulder he said it's gone.


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CBD brands rally public support to send marketing texts
A coalition of CBD companies has joined forces to rally public support to allow them to send CBD texts.
The group, #StopCensoringCBD, said CBD companies are being censored by being lumped into "S.H.A.F.T." content, otherwise known as sex, hate, alcohol, firearms and tobacco.
Because of this, they have lost the ability to use SMS or text messaging to promote their CBD products, the companies say.
"CBD is effectively being classified in the same category as hate speech, alcohol, and guns, and is being censored by the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association, a non-profit trade organization that monitors S.H.A.F.T. content and reports violations, which can result in costly … fines and fees for brands categorized as S.H.A.F.T. that continue to market using SMS messaging," the group argues on its Change.org petition page.
The companies say the lack of clarity by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, along with the fact that CBD can be derived from marijuana, has created confusion and misinformation, leading to "restrictive and widely disparate policies" from social media and e-commerce sites.
The most recent ban of CBD from SMS marketing contributes to further CBD misinformation and creates a legal hurdle in destigmatizing CBD and promoting consumer education, the group said.
The companies developed the petition to:
Bring awareness of the inclusion of CBD in S.H.A.F.T. guidelines.
Encourage lawmakers to co-sponsor and pass the Hemp Access and Consumer Act.
Pressure FDA to create a regulatory framework for CBD.
Inspire CBD companies to work together "to create a clearly defined set of universal criteria for all CBD products."
Change.org petitions are not legally binding but can serve to pressure companies and regulators to change course. The Association did not immediately return a request for comment Monday from Hemp Industry Daily.
The group includes: Prima, Recess, Plant People, Papa and Barkley, Svn Space, Sweet Reason, Miss Grass, Foria Wellness, Fleur Marche, Juna, Looni, Muri, Lelu, Cann, Apothecanna, Hivi, Onda Wellness, Vertly, FruitsLabs, Empyri, Quim, Omura, ENUF Period, OHHo, Plant Society, Calm Better Days, Flor de Maria, Botanica Boutique, Liweli, Toastyy, Raw Botanics Co., Receptra and others.
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In today's Opponent Watch, we take a look at Peru's remarkable footballing turnaround, France register a minor triumph and a Premier League star is ruled out.
Peru's fitness coach Nestor Bonillo says a formula of new training methods and rise in professionalism fostered by Argentine coach Ricardo Gareca has prompted the South Americans' dramatic recent improvement.
Peru are set for their first FIFA World Cup™ appearance in 36 years and enter Group C with considerable momentum having maintained a 14-match unbeaten streak on the tournament's eve.
It's a stark contrast to the decades of underachievement that came before Gareca's appointment in 2015.
When the 60-year-old took over the reins in 2015 he was tasked with snapping an era of complacency that had festered among the Peruvian playing ranks for too long.
"There wasn't any real consciousness of nutrition, resting, hydration... of having the profession in their heads 24 hours a day," Bonillo admitted.
"We started to put together a database on the players... how many metres the players ran, the intensity, we compared what happened when there was a shorter interval between matches, or we played a different altitudes.
"That allowed us to take decisions we couldn't take earlier when we didn't have this."
Peru open their campaign on Sunday 17 June against Denmark and finish up with a clash against the Caltex Socceroos on 27 June.
FIFA World Cup™ fever is appears to be truly setting in with France selling more jerseys across the globe than any other side, according to Reuters.
"It's dramatic. Stocks have run out all over the world. We can't meet demand. We're ahead of Brazil in numbers of jerseys sold," Head of France Football Federation Noel Le Graet told France's BFM TV.
It comes a week after Nigeria captured the attention of football fans over the world with the African side's official home and away kits reportedly selling out within three minutes of going up for sale on Nike's online store.
Argentina's FIFA World Cup™ chances have been dealt major blow with attacker Manuel Lanzini tearing his right anterior cruciate ligament in a training session yesterday.
It's a cruel stroke of fate for the West Ham playmaker, who also missed the 2016 Olympic Games because of a knee injury.
Argentina have also lost their first-choice gloveman Sergio Romero to injury.
The 2014 runners-up will open their campaign against Group D rivals Iceland on June 16 before matches against Croatia and Nigeria.
Meanwhile, South American rivals Brazil are sweating on the fitness of Fred after the midfielder sat out training on Friday.
The 25-year-old is nursing an ankle injury following a collision with Real Madrid midfielder Casemiro earlier in the week.
Fred, who signed for Manchester United from Shakhtar Donesk on Tuesday, is expected to miss Brazil's opening match against Switzerland on June 17.


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Wassili Stepanowitsch Sawoiko (, wiss. Transliteration Vasilij Stepanovič Zavojko; *  in Prochorowka im Gouvernement Poltawa, Russisches Kaiserreich; †  in Welyka Metschetnja im Gouvernement Podolien, Russisches Kaiserreich) war ein Admiral der Kaiserlich Russischen Marine.

Biografie
Sawoiko kam in einer adligen kleinrussischen Familie im Gouvernement Poltawa auf die Welt. Er studierte als angehender Marineoffizier an der Marineschule von Nikolajew und nahm im Jahr 1827 an der Schlacht von Navarino teil. 1835 bis 1838 machte er zwei Erdumseglungen.

1840 heuerte er bei der Russisch-Amerikanischen Kompagnie an und wurde bald zum Administrator des Hafens von Ochotsk. Er kam zur Überzeugung, dass der Hafen für den Handel eher ungeeignet war, da er zu weit vom Einzugsgebiet der Lena lag. Aus diesem Grund befürwortete er die Gründung von Ajan. Während der Erkundung der dortigen Landschaft zusammen mit Dmitri Orlow entdeckte Sawoiko die Mündung des Amur. Die Erforschung der Gegend wurde später von Gennadi Newelskoi fortgesetzt, der auch den Tatarensund entdeckte. Sawoikos Bericht über die potenzielle Bedeutung des Amur führte zur Forschungsexpedition 1846 und schließlich zur Einverleibung der Primorje-Region zum Russischen Kaiserreich.

1850 wurde Sawoiko vom Generalgouverneur Ostsibiriens Nikolai Murawjow-Amurski zum Militärgouverneur Kamtschatkas und zum Leiter des Hafens Petropawlowsk ernannt. Unter der Leitung Sawoikos wurden dort ein Kai, eine Gießerei und neue Armeebaracken gebaut. Sawoiko unterstützte die landwirtschaftliche Erschließung Kamtschatkas.

Während des Krimkriegs und der Belagerung von Petropawlowsk-Kamtschatski im Jahre 1854 durch Engländer und Franzosen konnte Sawoiko eine erfolgreiche Verteidigung der Stadt gegen die zahlenmäßig überlegenen Gegner organisieren und die Landungstruppen zurückschlagen. Es konnte sogar eine britische Fahne erobert werden.

1855 war Sawoiko für die Verlagerung des pazifischen Haupthafens Russlands von Petropawlowsk zur Amur-Mündung verantwortlich, wo eigens die Stadt Nikolajewsk am Amur gegründet wurde. Die Operation gelang trotz rauer winterlicher See und der Präsenz zahlenmäßig überlegener feindlicher Flottenverbände.

1856 kehrte Sawoiko nach Sankt Petersburg zurück, wo er als Generalauditor der Flotte diente. In der Folge erhielt er mehrere hohe Auszeichnungen und wurde zum Admiral befördert. Er war mit Juliana Wrangell verheiratet und hatte insgesamt 11 Kinder: fünf Söhne und sechs Töchter. Er starb im Alter von 85 Jahren auf seinem Landgut in Podolien. Zu Ehren von Sawoiko trug das Dorf Jelisowo in den Jahren 1897 bis 1924 seinen Namen.

Literatur
 Ždanko, M. Pamjati admirala Vasilija Stepanoviča Zavojko. Vladivostok, 1908.
 Zavojko V.S. Oborona Petropavlovska protiv anglo-francuzskoj eskadry v 1854-m godu. [Iz zapisok]. Soobšč. Ju. Barten'ev. — RА, 1898.

Admiral (Russisches Kaiserreich)
Person im Krimkrieg (Russisches Kaiserreich)
Weltumsegler
Russe
Geboren 1812
Gestorben 1898
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This year, California saw the most destructive wildfire season in its history. Take last month's Camp Fire in Northern California, which decimated more than 18,000 structures, many of them homes in the town of Paradise. It's bringing attention to the emerging science around how and when homes burn during wildfires, and that science is not what you might expect. NPR's Kirk Siegler explains.
KIRK SIEGLER, BYLINE: When firefighter and Malibu Town Councilman Rick Mullen got the call last month for the Woolsey Fire, he set in motion a plan his family had long practiced. While he and his crew mobilized to the front lines, his son stayed home and defended their house, even though they were under evacuation orders.
RICK MULLEN: He and a couple buddies executed the plan we've been training on for years and did a great job.
SIEGLER: We talked as Mullen drove through a burned-out Malibu neighborhood. At his house, it was a small crew who knew what to do, didn't panic and stuck to the plan. They had supplies to survive for days. They had well water they could pump. And they kept an eye on embers landing on the roof or near the house or deck and douse them. And their home - it survived.
MULLEN: It can be visually terrifying. And if you don't understand fire behavior, that can be panic inducing. The reality is, even though it looks bad, you're in a very survivable position.
SIEGLER: There are stories like this in Malibu and even Paradise. Hundreds of homes were destroyed, but hundreds were spared, and some likely due to the fact that there was just somebody there watching over it with a hose.
MULLEN: After that big fire front comes through, since there's nobody around, a lot of these homes can burn down.
SIEGLER: What he's saying right there is key. It's long been a misperception that most homes burn when that initial big, dramatic wall of flames from the fire blows through. But the science shows most homes actually tend to burn long after this, sometimes even a day or more later.
JACK COHEN: We tend to pay attention to the flames, and that's not the biggest part of the problem.
SIEGLER: The biggest problem is often the stray ember after the main fire that lands on some pine needles in a gutter or an outdoor furniture cushion. Jack Cohen is a wildfire behavior scientist who pioneered this home ignition research for the U.S. Forest Service.
COHEN: If the homeowner is present, then a little bit of water is quite effective in putting that smoldering combustion out.
SIEGLER: Now, Cohen isn't encouraging people to defy sheriff's orders and stay behind to protect their home, but he is trying to get a conversation going about this new fire reality. They may begin as forest fires, but they're turning into urban structure fires, jumping from one house to the next.
COHEN: Why would we stay at the house? Well, the bottom line there is that a house that doesn't ignite and burn is the safest place to be.
SIEGLER: A house that doesn't ignite, like one with fiberglass shingles, vents that embers can't squeeze through, that may may be a safer place to be than getting stuck on a road while thousands of people try to evacuate. Right now, public officials like Rick Mullen in Malibu don't have the data that would allow them to identify homes or neighborhoods where people could safely shelter in place.
MULLEN: I'm not going to encourage anybody to stick around. OK? I accept the reality that some people do that. But that's the biggest responsibility for public safety professionals is to save people's lives.
SIEGLER: Still, fire managers are keenly interested in this idea of creating more so-called stay-and-defend communities. Scientist Jack Cohen says this doesn't mean a neighborhood full of homes made of concrete.
COHEN: We don't necessarily need to build ammo bunkers to live in in order to deal with this.
SIEGLER: Instead, he says it's often just those little things left unattended that have the biggest consequences. It's the stuff right by the house, what he calls the home ignition zone - the debris in the gutter, the dried-out hibiscus hanging in a planter.
COHEN: We're fighting, really, against a culture and a perception of how the ignitions occur.
SIEGLER: Cohen says we need to stop fighting these megafires like forest fires, and instead, build or redesign neighborhoods that are more resistant to the urban fires these have become. Kirk Siegler, NPR News, Los Angeles.
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import org.apache.drill.exec.server.options.OptionValue.OptionType;

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  public QueryOptionManager(OptionManager sessionOptions) {
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Kermit J. Peebles III, 105 Greenbriar St., Woodbury, was charged with possession of a Schedule II drug, possession of drug paraphernalia, DUI 1st Offense and violation of the implied consent law on July 15 following a traffic stop by Woodbury Patrolman John Fesmire on McFerrin St.
Peebles was found to be in possession of a white powder believed to be cocaine. It was found in a rolled up ticket in Peebles' pocket. Its appearance was consistent with that of cocaine. When asked, Peebles stated it was cocaine.
Peebles was also found to be in possession of a set of digital scales following a consensual search of his vehicle. Peebles said he ingested cocaine 90 to 120 minutes before the traffic stop. Field sobriety tests supported the assertion Peebles was under the influence.
He refused to submit to a blood test. Bond was set at $2,500. Initial court date is Aug. 23.


Last year, Duri released a 6 polish collection inspired by the movie "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo". I think most of the polishes in the collection may have been repromotes, but they were new to me, so I was pretty excited.
I loved the look of the collection and I couldn't wait to review it. Now, part of that is probably because of the movie and the fact that Daniel Craig is my Hollywood boyfriend (:P), but also it just looked like a gorgeous collection. Unfortunately, my life continued it's pattern of topsy-turvy and I just never got around to swatching the entire collection.
I chose this polish because, as you may notice, I chopped my nails WAY down, and then I had a break on my pinky (isn't that always the way), and I had to go even shorter. :\ So, I figured a darker polish was in order.
When I put it on, I was a little surprised, though it was a good suprise. Maybe I didn't stare at the bottle hard enough before I applied it, but for some reason, I thought this was going to be a charcoal grey base loaded with silver glitter. It's not. It's a gunmetal-grey foil metallic.
I love this polish. I had no issues with formula or application. In fact, it applied like a dream and was completely opaque in 2 coats. I also used a coat of Sally Hansen Insta-Dri quick-dry topcoat.
I really like Duri polishes. I find them to be fun, inexpensive polishes and they have a wide range of colors and finishes. You can purchase Duri polishes directly from their website and they retail for $5.
Angels and Demons was sent to me for review. The above link directly links to the polish pictured and is not an affiliate link.
OMG! I've never heard of this collection!! And I just read the books and I LOVE LOVE them!!! I'm in awe with this color (but Angels and Demons?? that sounds more like Dan Brown!), and I'm googling the whole collection already!!! I hope you'll post more swatches!!
Ooh, this looks a bit like Zoya Edyta. Do you know how the two compare?
Liesl, I don't think they are similar, but I would be glad to do a comparison for you. My second picture gives the polish a bit of a greenish tint, but it's definitely a gunmetal.
The name did remind me of Dan Brown's book, and I thought it was a little odd, but I did a little bit of digging, and I discovered that most, if not all, of the polish in this collection are repromotes. This polish, for example, was released with 2010's Angels and Demons collection. I think it's something they put together to correspond with the release of the movie and it's not an actual tie-in collection, if that makes sense.
I actually like your nails better super-short! They look so tidy and the shape is extremely pleasing!
Funny, I can see the gunmetal better today than yesterday.... no comparison necessary. :) I believe you. ;) Thank you, though!
Thank you. I have realized that my nails look better shorter as it kind of helps with the issue of them flaring out. However, this is a little shorter than what I'm comfortable with, simply because they are a little harder to polish. When they are a teensy bit longer, I'm less apt to slop polish all over my fingers. LOL.
I completely see how you would think it would be similar to Edyta. My desk lamp in the second picture warmed up the color and made it have a green cast.


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Q: Jqgrid can Edit but not Add I have my grid running and I can EDIT data but I cannot ADD new rows of data. When I submit the add form nothing happens and I get nothing back on my PHPMyAdmin page to show that the grid is hit the database with the INSERT statement.
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Paul Bücher (* 25. März 1891 in Düsseldorf; † 5. September 1968 ebenda) war ein deutscher Landschaftsmaler und Glasmaler der Düsseldorfer Schule.

Leben
Bücher erhielt eine künstlerische Ausbildung unter Josef Bruckmüller (1880–1932) und Fritz Helmuth Ehmcke an der Kunstgewerbeschule Düsseldorf. Anschließend wechselte er an die Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, wo Hans Kohlschein und Franz Kiederich seine Lehrer waren. Unterbrochen wurde seine Ausbildung von einem Kriegsdienst als Freiwilliger im Ersten Weltkrieg, aus dem er 1919 zurück an die Akademie kam. Später unternahm Bücher Studienreisen nach Holland und weiteren europäischen Ländern sowie Nordafrika.

Bücher war Mitglied des Düsseldorfer Kunstvereins Malkasten, wo er 1966 eine Ausstellung hatte.

Zu seinem Gesamtwerk gehören Glasfenster mit figürlichen Darstellungen, Wandgemälde und Tafelbilder. Später lag sein Schwerpunkt auf Landschaftsmalerei. Dabei wählte er häufig Motive aus dem Niederrhein.

Werke (Auswahl)
 Freiherr vom Stein und die Stände, Allegorie auf das Gemeinwesen, Ölbild, 1933, im Rathaus Hilden
 Wintertag, Ölbild, 60 × 50 cm, 1960

Literatur

 Paul Bücher. In: Richard W. Eichler: Künstler und Werke: Maler, Bildhauer und Graphiker unseres Jahrhunderts im deutschen Sprachraum. Lehmann, München 1962, S. 80–81.

Weblinks
 Paul Bücher, Datenblatt im Portal rkd.nl (Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie)

Einzelnachweise

Maler (Düsseldorf)
Maler (Düsseldorfer Malerschule)
Landschaftsmaler
Glasmaler (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1891
Gestorben 1968
Mann


Alert and oriented might be my earliest hospice memory for describing a patient.
If a patient is alert and oriented, she'll be able to tell you who she is, her location ("Community Hospital"), the date and time ("It's Tuesday morning in June of 2018"), and the current president ("President Trump was elected around 2016"). While there could be additional questions, like a birthday or naming children in the patient's family, those four are relevant and will be revealing about his/her situation.
If someone is confronted with a serious illness, would it really be fair to ask about last year's Academy Award for best picture? Sure, film geeks may immediately recall The Shape of Water nabbed the 2017 Oscar, but even high-profile entertainment news slips and slides unnoticed into the 24/7 information overload all of us—well or sick—may easily forget.
But if a patient is convinced he's at his own home when he's at Autumn Breezes Convalescent Hospital, or that Barack Obama or George Bush or ________ is the one making decisions behind a desk in the Oval Office, our patient may be alert, but he's certainly not oriented.
Alert. Can you express your needs? Can you appropriately answer questions?
Oriented. Do you know where you are? Who you are? What illness you have?
One of hospice's key goals is the patient participating in his or her care. When alert and oriented, they can request (for example) levels of medication to help with pain management. Some patients prefer to reduce pain, knowing they may become drowsier and less able to communicate with loved ones. Others, either because of high pain tolerance or the priority of interaction with family and friends, may request lower doses. The more a patient is alert and oriented, the more they can help make decisions and give feedback about their current condition.
After a death, the grieving person may easily identify the Presidential occupant at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, but they'll forget to eat, abruptly cry, ignore questions, repeat phrases, wander aimlessly, and become stymied by the simplest of tasks.
Some appear to be "normal" on the outside, even though a whirlwind endlessly spins within. But the hints happen. Who can stay busy all the time? Tears fall. Laughter dies. Minds wander.
Some, well, with some, you may never know. How clever humans are with hiding emotions. Like the clichéd can, we kick our regrets or hurt or anger down the street. We'll face them . . . later?
I believe for all, being alert and oriented after a death ebbs and flows.
In my first hospice experiences, I assumed it was only the dying patient who might—or might not—be alert and oriented. Now I suspect it's a phrase to consider for those who have buried their beloved, and then trudge back into a life that will never be the same again.
In the grief groups I've lead, I encourage participants to not be so hard on themselves. You can't rush grief. The hurt lingers. You can play hide and seek with grief, but it always seems to find your secret place. When grieving, every part of us has bruises; some are literally physical, but the emotional and spiritual wounds are just below the surface.
After a loved one's death, it might be easy to name the White House's current temporary resident.
I hadn't really looked at alert and oriented in that light. Thanks for that! And always— the reminder not to be so hard on ourselves.


Set of six engravings out of a complete thirteen available. Colourful neoclassical works after Raphael of the Vatican Loggia. Professionally mounted and framed. Minor losses/irregularities in frame, minor wave in some of the prints and consistent with age. Size of frame is consistent in groups, with some variation in size among groups. Circa 1772, hand coloured in the 19th Century. Sold individually, inquire for more photos.


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Continental Charters Flight 44-2, a domestic non scheduled passenger flight from Miami, Florida to Buffalo, New York, crashed on December 29, 1951 near Napoli, New York. The twin engine C-46 Commando, registration N3944C, crashed approximately 10:25 pm in adverse weather conditions. Of the four crew and 36 passengers on board, three crew members and 23 passengers perished. The flight crew's poor judgment in attempting a flight by visual reference during instrument weather conditions was the cause of the accident.

Pre-accident narrative

Continental Charters (no connection to the former Continental Airlines) Flight 44-2 originated in Miami, Florida where the airline was based.  Continental Charters operated without a regular schedule and was equipped with military surplus aircraft, allowing the company to offer discounted fares.  After a seven-hour delay due to mechanical problems, Flight 44-2 departed Miami and arrived safely but late into Pittsburgh's Allegheny County Airport.  The flight carried a crew of four, 24 passengers bound for Pittsburgh, and a backup crew of three who were to fly the plane back to Miami.  The plan was to stop in Pittsburgh, deplane the 24 passengers, then go to Buffalo, return to Pittsburgh, and then return to Miami.  The crew opted to board 29 passengers waiting in Pittsburgh for the flight to Miami, fly to Buffalo and then return directly from Buffalo to Miami to make up lost time.  The crew also opted to fly VFR direct to Buffalo from Pittsburgh instead of filing a flight plan under instrument flight rules that would take them in a less than direct route to Buffalo.  Flying under instrument flight rules would also have required an additional delay for refueling in Pittsburgh.  When the crew filed their VFR fight plan, they were advised that stations along the proposed route (Bradford, Pennsylvania and Jamestown, New York) were reporting ceilings and visibility below VFR minimums.  The weather briefer further stated that VFR flight was not recommended over their intended route due to low ceilings and poor visibility.

Mishap flight

Continental Charters Flight 44-2 left Pittsburgh at 9:47 pm.   The direct course to Buffalo (heading 018 degrees true) would take the flight slightly east of Jamestown, New York and into Buffalo.  Reports of witnesses on the ground located by accident investigators after the crash indicated that the aircraft began drifting east of the direct route soon after takeoff.  The plane was also reported to have been flying very low and that the weather was very poor, with zero ceiling and visibility along the route.  The plane's flight path, miles east of the direct course, resulted in the aircraft flying over significantly higher terrain, the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains, than the flight would have encountered on the direct route.

The only surviving crew member, a flight attendant, later recounted that the two relief pilots went forward into the cockpit just before the crash.  Loud discussion and cursing was heard among the pilots.  Moments later, the crash sequence began.

Crash scene

The crash sequence began about 38 minutes into the flight.  The aircraft first struck the top of a tree 60 feet above the ground located about 100 feet below the top of wooded ridge.  The ridge, called 'Bucktooth Ridge,' is 2375 feet in elevation.  Forward movement continued for 933 feet as the aircraft struck other trees and disintegrated from the impact.  All major parts of the aircraft were accounted for.  The only part of the aircraft that was not destroyed was the aft passenger compartment, which rolled to a stop at the far end of the debris field.  All 14 survivors were seated in this section.  There was no post crash fire. The aircraft was later written off as a total loss.

Post crash survival

The ordeal had just begun for the survivors of Flight 44-2.  The 14 survivors spent two days and two nights at the crash site in below freezing temperatures waiting to be rescued.  Snow was chest high in the area. Two men tried to walk out to get help on the day after the crash but had to turn back.  On the second day, one of the men was able to get to a farm house several miles away and get help.  All 14 survivors had injuries of varying severity and were taken to hospital.

Accident investigation

The crash was investigated by the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB).  The investigation found that the crew, the aircraft and the carrier were properly certified and that the aircraft was properly loaded and fueled.  They found that there was no malfunction of the aircraft and the engines were operating properly.  The investigation also found that the crew filed a VFR flight plan when instrument weather conditions prevailed over the proposed route and that flight was conducted below the prescribed minimum altitude for VFR night operations.  The probable cause was determined to be "the captain's poor judgement in attempting a flight by visual reference during instrument weather conditions."

Implications

The accident occurred just as passenger airline service was developing in the United States.  To control public perceptions that air travel was unsafe, the CAB Chairman Donald Nyrop visited the crash scene on January 1, 1952 and reassured the public that the crash had not been caused by a mechanical failure of the airplane.   The loss of Flight 44-2 also led to new airline safety rules.  The CAB issued a draft regulation on March 10, 1952, requiring that night visual flights on passenger planes in large aircraft be conducted only on designated routes and between airports equipped with radio communications.

See also

 Aviation accidents and incidents
 List of accidents and incidents involving airliners in the United States
 List of accidents and incidents involving commercial aircraft

References

External links

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Aviation accidents and incidents in the United States in 1951
Airliner accidents and incidents in New York (state)
Cattaraugus County, New York
1951 in New York (state)
December 1951 events in the United States
Accidents and incidents involving the Curtiss-Wright C-46 Commando


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The Australia national cricket team toured New Zealand from February to March 1990 and played a single Test match against the New Zealand national cricket team which New Zealand won. New Zealand were captained by John Wright and Australia by Allan Border. In addition, the teams took part in a Limited Overs International (LOI) tournament with the India national cricket team which Australia won.

Test series summary

References

External links

1990 in Australian cricket
1990 in New Zealand cricket
1990
International cricket competitions from 1988–89 to 1991
New Zealand cricket seasons from 1970–71 to 1999–2000


Oh joy! The cause of the leak in the kitchen has been fixed! For weeks we've been puzzled by the seepage of water onto the kitchen floor. In the last week or so it's become a flood, causing the dogs to have to wait for Breakfast while I mopped up a bucketful of water from the floor. This could not go on. Dog Breakfast is supposed to happen on their return from the garden and not be delayed by half an hour of mopping.
It was with some relief that we narrowed down the possibilites to plumbing - the thought of Rob going up on the roof in December was not attractive, nor was digging up the yard at the back of the house. Finally, after hauling out all the appliances and opening the inspection hatches thoughtfully left by the creator of the kitchen, a leak was detected in a hot water pipe right over the other side of the kitchen! The water had been seeping down the pipe, round behind the plasterboard and eventually emerging under the window where it collected in a puddle. That was why we were looking under the window for the leak rather than the other side of the room. Dry floor this morning. Dog Breakfast in short order. Equilibrium restored.
Another small miracle. My kitchen no longer smells strongly of dog - thanks to a small, unlikely-looking gizmo that consists of a round piece of stainless steel, a sponge and not much else! How can this be?
'Tis the season to be jolly, so I'm trying out some jolly writing!
I'm looking forward to this film - I hope it makes it to Dunoon - although I doubt if I'll be going to watch it with my husband. He, along with most of the heterosexual male population I suspect, cringes at the thought of watching two men in love.
I found an amusing guide for straight men faced with this dilemma here, although even reading that may not have any effect.
I adore the idea of two hunky guys in love. After all, we've had plenty of precedents, although they don't exactly spell it out, but it's there: Butch Cassidy and Sundance, Ben Hur and Messala, Napoleon and Illya, the Lone Ranger and Tonto for heaven's sake - although I suspect the LR had something going with Silver too *g*. Women like stories about men, and particularly if there are no extraneous females getting in the way of our adoration. Oh, I like conventional love stories too, but I'm more a fan of action films (Ben Hur etc) and have never really thought until now about why I prefer stories that are essentially about men.
And what do men like? I suspect the fact that my brother has every film Julia Roberts ever made and my son drools over Keira Knightly and my husband adores anything featuring Joanna Lumley speaks for itself. I know it's a huge generalisation, but stereotypes are stereotypes because people make them so. Men like looking at women and vice versa. I bet if there was a film featuring Julia Roberts and Keira Knightly playing two women in love, the men would be dragging us along.
Yes - dragging us along. You see, in spite of myself, in spite of the fact that I'm perfectly accepting of gay love - I'm proud of my gay son and his partner - as a straight woman, I found myself not really wanting to watch when Natalie kissed her nurse pal on 'Eastenders' a few weeks ago, or when Octavia and Servilia got it together in 'Rome'. I doubt if I'm alone in having this gut reaction. I'm not proud of it - in fact I'm really rather shocked - but chaps, I can see your point about Brokeback Mountain.
So I'll not insist my dear old man comes with me to see Brokeback. I'll go myself or with some girlfriends and we'll leave the chaps to watch the DVDs of Absolutely Fabulous.
Chris is a blog evangelist! It seems all the best people have a blog and what's more, some only allow those and such as those (by which I mean members of the exclusive Blogger club) to post on them!
In due course I shall have something to say, but for now I must go and decorate the Christmas tree. Perhaps I'll be able to post a picture of it soon.