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Wexford Wives
Article by Henry Kelly, Daily Mail , Apr 12, 2005
George Baker was once described by film director Tony Richardson as the worst actor in England. That was in his early days, long before he made Ruth Rendell's character Detective Chief Inspector Reg Wexford his own. And it was hardly surprising that George lost his confidence. To drown my sorrows, I drank daily, and I drank plenty, he recalls.
After one dispiriting performance, he fled to the pub and got so drunk that he smashed his head against the glass door. Actor injured in pub brawl , read the next day's headlines. For George, it was an unseemly episode at a low point in a life blighted by a struggling childhood and divorce from his first wife. The marriage was not helped by his affair with Brigitte Bardot. The agonising death of his second wife, followed by his own fight against cancer.
Then there was the professional disappointment of being proposed by James Bond author, Ian Fleming, to star in the first 007 movie, Dr No, only to see the part go to Sean Connery.
But to say he is an unhappy or maudlin man is far from the truth. His cottage in the tiny Wiltshire village of West Lavington echoes with whoops of laughter as he and his third wife, Louie Ramsay, tease each other like young lovers rather than the settled couple in their 70s that they are. I have never been so happy, says George. That is not to take anything away from the good times I had before Louie, but I would be a lesser man without her.
Louie plays George's wife in the Inspector Wexford TV series. She and his second wife, Sally, were devoted friends and she helped him to get over her death. Sally had a tumour on her spine, which went undiagnosed for a long time, says George. 'She was told that women of her age should expect backache now and then, so nothing was done. By the time she finally had surgery, it was too late; the cancer had spread. We were together for 28 years, so it took a long time to get over her death. In fact, you don't ever get over it.' George, who has four daughters, and Louie, a divorcee with a son, became so close that their own children suggested they should marry. Recalls George, One of them said, After all, you haven't got a lot of time left . George is soon to appear in an episode of BBC1's Spooks and in Midsomer Murders on ITV1. He is also rehearsing for his role as Sir Anthony Absolute to Stephanie Cole's Mrs Malaprop in The Rivals , opening in Bath.
It is only occasionally that you spot George pausing and looking a little thoughtful as if remembering a hurt long past. His first marriage, to Julia Squire, a costume designer, was marred by debt. I was barely a step ahead of the bank manager, says George, robbing Peter to pay Paul, but we were unable to stop spending money. Although George had always been attractive to women, he stayed faithful to Julia until he met Brigitte Bardot. I was at Pinewood making a film, A Woman For Joe . She was also there making Doctor At Sea , and her dressing room was across the corridor from mine. She was standing in her doorway as I passed; we exchanged small talk and I invited her in. I still don't know how it happened, but the next thing, she's in my arms. It was absolutely electric. She was a very, very beautiful girl.
If that sounds fantastic enough - Bardot, the world's number one screen sex bomb at the time in a clinch with me, George Baker, jobbing actor - within a short time we were still in each other's arms, only this time in bed. It just happened and I could hardly believe it. Of course, I was completely dazzled by her and hopelessly in lust, but it wasn't really a love affair because, to be honest, I think Brigitte regarded me simply as someone to provide a sort of dalliance while she was filming. It was a great fillip to my ego at a time when I needed one. Brigitte was a very beautiful girl, somewhat mercurial, and highly intelligent. I was hooked, mesmerised, and I followed wherever she led.
Needless to say, I had to lie to Julia to keep the affair going. I'm not proud of myself for that. Every time I tried to get away from Brigitte to go home, I just couldn't do it. What man could? She was certainly a highly sexual person. Six weeks later she said goodbye and returned to France, and that was the end of that.
As smitten as I was, I realised, after about a week, that she was never going to be the great love of my life. But there was this terrible compulsion between us. Her sexual power was quite extraordinary. It was shabby and deeply hurtful to Julia. She found out halfway through but didn't say anything.
When he began an affair with Sally, Julia slipped into alcoholism as George lived a double life with Sally in London and Julia in the country, a situation which, as George himself says, had everyone behaving well and hurting badly . Divorce was inevitable and George set up a home with Sally. Then George got a call to say that Julia had fallen down the stairs, broken her neck and died instantly.
This was one more extraordinary landmark in a life that began in Bulgaria, where he was born to an English father who had been posted there in the Army and an Irish nurse. Mummy was glamorous, beautiful and exciting, but she wasn't a good mother. Despite that, I adored her. She was more interested in writing, but when she had a nervous breakdown it made our lives even more difficult.
His father died, hit by an Army truck when George was 12, and, with his mother struggling to keep their heads above water, I was expected to look after my brothers and sister. Mummy didn't have much time for us - she spent a lot of her time upstairs, writing. He and his siblings lived like refugees, continually on the move as their mother struggled to pay the rent and find food. Mummy had a severe nervous breakdown and she spent days and nights weeping, crying out my father's name. The rest of us just cowered in fear, because there was no one to help us. But, for all that, we loved her. George left school at 15 without telling her and took up lodgings in southeast London.
When he began acting, the parts came slowly at first, but his good looks helped. Certainly, James Bond's creator took a shine to him. I was having lunch in a restaurant with an impresario, Robert Clark, when Ian Fleming came over. He said to Robert, You should turn my books into films. And that's James Bond sitting next to you. The next thing I knew, Cubby Broccoli and Harry Saltzman were turning them into films and, at Ian's suggestion, Robert had put my name forward to play Bond. But I never heard from them.
George has survived, he concedes, because of Louie. I was always very healthy and fit, but Louie nagged me to have a check-up. I had all the tests done, but one of them showed that I needed a biopsy. A week later, the surgeon told me that if I didn't have a radical prostatectomy, I'd be dead in three years. It was a big op, but I went through with it and everything was fine; I've had no further problems. If it hadn't been for Louie's insistence, I wouldn't be here. I owe her my life.
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Evelyn L. Fortney
First Church Of God
Marion, Indiana, United States
Gardens Of Memory
11201 S. Marion Rd-35
Obituary of Evelyn L. Fortney
Evelyn Louise (Butterfield) Fortney, 96, Marion, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, April 2, 2019. She was born on October 27, 1922, to the late Hazel (Ford) Butterfield and Claude Lee Butterfield. She married Robert Dale Fortney on Easter Sunday morning, April 21, 1946, and they celebrated 65 years of marriage before Robert's death on April 30, 2011.
She worked in the cafeteria at Marion High School and McCulloch Middle School for 17 years. She was also a telephone operator for Bell Telephone during World War II and worked in the Bookkeeping Department at Delta Manufacturing.
Evelyn was a life-time member of First Church of God and former Sunday school teacher. She led Thursday morning prayer meetings in her home until her health forced her to move into Miller's Merry Manor. Evelyn's heart was always in her church work, but her true calling was being a prayer warrior. If you told her a concern or worry, you could count on her to take it before the Lord! She would pray until there was an answer. We can't imagine the world without our mother's prayers.
She is survived by four daughters: Linda (Ronald) Baxter, Marion; Cathy (Patrick, deceased) Earnest, Powell, OH; Amy (Dr. J Cary) Harris, West Unity, OH; and Mary Beth Fortney, Cincinnati, OH; 8 grandchildren: Michael (Michelle) Baxter, Lesley (Rev. Steven) Sparks, R. Nathan (Lori) Harris, Daryl (Denise) Earnest, Adrienne (Todd) Holtzlander, Elizabeth Schuurman, Becca (Jason) Altman, and Sara (Ricky) Risley; and 17 great-grandchildren, with one on the way.
In addition to her parents and husband, Evelyn was preceded in death by her infant daughter, Leslie Kay Fortney; sister, Mary Elizabeth Fortney; two brothers, Robert Butterfield and infant David Butterfield; and son-in-law, Patrick Earnest.
The family will receive visitors from 10 a.m. to 12 noon with Evelyn's funeral service beginning at 12 noon on Saturday, April 6, 2019, at First Church of God, 450 W. 50th St., Marion, IN. Pastor Jonathan Secrest, Pastor William Fulda, and Pastor Steven Sparks will co-officiate the service. Burial will follow at Gardens of Memory
Arrangements are entrusted to Needham-Storey-Wampner Funeral Service, North Chapel, 1341 N. Baldwin Ave., Marion, IN.
Online condolences may be made at www.nswcares.com.

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A major new study has found that more than three-quarters of the leaders of religious orders of priests, brothers and sisters in the U.S. believe it is "theoretically possible" to ordain women as deacons in the Catholic Church.
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Tiff's Treats opens Franklin location in McEwen Northside
Emily R. West
Tiff's Treats' new Franklin location is now open.
The new Cool Springs location is in the McEwen Northside retail center at 4301 Aspen Grove in Franklin. This is the second cookie store to open in Franklin in six weeks. Crumbl Cookies opened in mid-February.
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The newest Tiff's Treats store opened March 9 with a full menu of classic cookies and fudgy brownies available for warm delivery or in-store pickup. The store's regular business hours are 9 a.m.-10 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m.-10 p.m. on weekends.
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Mr John Renshaw
Email: k1742810@kingston.ac.uk
Location: St George's
Faculty: Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education
School: Centre for Health and Social Care Research
Research group/centre: Centre for Health & Social Care Research
Funding or awards received
Research project: An exploration of regional variability in ambulance service policy and clinical practice guidelines for the management of out of hospital cardiac arrest in England: a mixed method study.
The aim of this research is to explore regional variability in ambulance service policy and clinical practice guidelines for the the management of out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) in England. This research will explain how these documents vary between ambulance services, and explore the process involved to define, develop and then implement policy and guidelines for the management of OHCA in the pre-hospital setting.
Research degree: PhD
Title of project: An exploration of regional variability in ambulance service policy and clinical practice guidelines for the management of out of hospital cardiac arrest in England: a mixed method study.
Research supervisor: Professor Tom Quinn
Other research supervisor: Dr Mary Halter
I am currently employed as a senior lecturer in paramedic science at Coventry University, and a part-time PhD student at Kingston University and St Georges, University of London. I first qualified as a paramedic in 2011 and subsequently worked for West Midlands Ambulance Service as a Paramedic and a Clinical Team Mentor paramedic. Then in 2016, I accepted a senior lecturer position at Coventry University and gained a Post Graduate Certificate in academic practice in higher education.
Alongside my my full time employment and studies, I am an external examiner in paramedic science at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN), an adult advanced life support (ALS) instructor for Resuscitation Council (UK), and an editorial board member for the Journal of Paramedic Practice.
I am a health and care professions council (HCPC) registered paramedic and a fellow of the higher education academy.
Areas of research interest
Paramedic practice
Out of hospital cardiac arrest
FdSc (with distinction) in Paramedic Science, Coventry University, UK
BSc (Hons)(first class) Prehospital and Emergency Care, Coventry University, UK
PGCert in Academic Practice in Higher Education, Coventry University, UK
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Subnational Flags 1919-1935 (Prussia, Germany)
Both presumed and official
Last modified: 2020-06-06 by pete loeser
Keywords: prussia |
Flags on this page:
Introduction to Prussian Landesfarben
West Prussia Province State Flag 1886-1920 - presumed
Posen-West Prussia Frontier Province 1920-1935 - Grenzmark Posen-Westpreussen
Posen-West Prussia Frontier Province State Flag - presumed
Lower Silesia (Prussian Province) 1920-1935 - Provinz Niederschlesien
Lower Silesia State Flag - presumed
Upper Silesia (Prussian Province) 1920-1935 - Provinz Oberschlesien
Upper Silesia State Flag c1920
Brandenburg State Flag - presumed
East Prussia Flag 1882-1935 - Provinz Ostpreussen
East Prussia State Flag - presumed
Hanover State Flag - presumed
Pomerania State Flag - presumed
Other Prussian subnational flags on other pages: Provinces of the Kingdom of Prussia which continued to exist 1918-1945 (flags abolished 1935):
Brandenburg 1882-1935 - Provinz Brandenburg
East Prussia 1882-1935 - Provinz Ostpreussen
Hanover 1887-1935 - Provinz Hannover
Hesse-Nassau 1892-1935 - Provinz Hessen-Nassau
Hohenzollern 1882-1935 - Provinz Hohenzollern
Pomerania 1882-1935 - Provinz Pommern
Rhineland 1882-1935 - Provinz Rheinland
Saxony 1884-1935 - Provinz Sachsen
Westphalia 1882-1935 - Provinz Westfalen
Provinces of the Kingdom of Prussia which only existed between 1918-1920:
Posen 1886-1920 - Provinz Posen
West Prussia 1886-1920 - Provinz Westpreussen
Silesia 1882-1920 - Provinz Schlesien
Prussia 1919-1935
Prussian subnational Flags 1815-1918
German subnational Flags 1919-1933
Index of all German Pages
In a strict sense Landesfarben means "colours of the (federal) state" and does not imply any use on flags. Historically however, the colours of the flag are very frequently derived from the arms. Also the flags were usually, at least in the non-maritime states, simple striped flags. The concept of the Landesfarben is, in my humble opinion, a concept of the 19th century, which means, that there are many problems and mistakes. It should be noted that the term Landesfarben is used indiscriminately, even in State publications and legal texts. I have also seen flags consisting of the Landesfarben with coats of arms at the center.
Modified from An Explanation of Landesfarben by Marcus Schmöger, 24 September 2001
I have also seen flags consisting of the Landesfarben with coats-of-arms at the center. These would appear to be either flags of the provincial authorities (most likely) or unauthorized variants.
Norman Martin, 20 Jan 1998
These are only a guess. We have no indication about administrative flags for the German kingdom's Länder.
Mario Fabretto, 17 Aug 1998
What do we really know about the flags of German states before 1935 (and of Prussian provinces)? Do we know that there were these "State" flags, i.e. service flags with the coat-of-arms? Or do we just assume that?
Marcus Schmöger, 21 Oct 2001
Dreyhaupt 2001 shows the Dienstflaggen (service flags) of East Prussia, Lower Silesia and Upper Silesia. It also says that the coat-of-arms of the Grenzmark Posen-Westpreussen (Posen-West Prussia Frontier Province) as it appears on FOTW was adopted in 1929. From 1925 to 1929 the arms was the West Prussian eagle bearing an inescutcheon with the Posen (i.e. Polish) arms. It does not mention however (as far as a quick reading reveals) a Dienstflagge with either coat-of-arms on the Posen-West Prussia flag.
Santiago Dotor, 23 Oct 2001
West Prussia Province State Flag 1886-1920 (presumed)
Speculative images by António Martins and Adam Kromer
There was a variant flag of West Prussia with [the historical Royal (Polish) Prussia] coat-of-arms. I do not know when this variant was created. It was definitely in use in the 20th century, to 1920, maybe 1939-1945 too. I have made a GIF and here is also a scan.
Adam Kromer, 20 Jul 2000
Posen-West Prussia Frontier Province 1920-1935
Grenzmark Posen-Westpreussen
2:3 Image by Santiago Dotor
Divided in thirds horizontally and in half vertically. Left black-white-black, right white-black-white. Adopted 1920. Abolished 1935.
The Landesfarben were granted by the Prussian state ministry to the province on the 9th September 1923 and lasted until 1940, although all the flags of the Länder and provinces were already abolished in 1935. An explanation for this would have been the use of the flag for political propaganda at that time. It should be noted that the combination of the colours of Western Prussia with the one of Posen appeared before the adoption of the coat of arms of the Grenzmark where the inescutcheon on the eagle displayed this combination. Until 1929, the inescutcheon was the coat of arms of Poland.
Erwin Günther shows a flag with the proportions 3:5, but Ottfried Neubecker, who is the best reference for coat-of-arms and flags, shows a 2:3 flag.
Sources: Günther 1998 and Ottfried Neubecker, Die neuen Wappen der preussischen Provinzen, in Der Deutsche Herold. Zeitschrift für Wappen-, Siegel- und Familienkunde, 60. Jahrgang, Selbstverlag des Vereins "Herold", Berlin, 1929, pp. 5-6.
Pascal Vagnat, 26 Nov 1999
Posen-West Frontier Province State Flag (presumed)
2:3 Speculative image by Peter A. Loeser, 4 Jul 2008
Possible administrative flag with coat of arms, consisting of a silver field with a black Prussian eagle, emerging from the neck is a silver arm with armor grasping a silver sword. In the center a escutcheon of the same field as the flag.
Posen-West Prussia State Flag (presumed variant)
3:5 Image by Jaume Ollé
There wasn't any service flag for this province. After the [Second World] War, the association in West Germany of people coming from the former province, used the former banner of the Grenzmark Posen-Westpreussen with the coat of arms of this province in the center of the first quartering of the flag (that is one-third from the top). They used also a variant of the flag of the Grenzmark where it was (here) divided in half vertically and in thirds horizontally. These two last flags are exceptions and were privately used. Sources: Günther 1998 and Ottfried Neubecker, Die neuen Wappen der preussischen Provinzen, in Der Deutsche Herold. Zeitschrift für Wappen-, Siegel- und Familienkunde, 60. Jahrgang, Selbstverlag des Vereins "Herold", Berlin, 1929, pp. 5-6.
Lower Silesia (Prussian Province) 1920-1935
Provinz Niederschlesien
White-yellow horizontal bicolor. Adopted 1920. Abolished 1935.
Lower Silesia State Flag (presumed)
Possible administrative flag. Like Lower Silesia 1920-1935, but with coat of arms, consisting of a silver field with a black Silesian eagle (with cross and crescent pattern on breast), at the center.
Upper Silesia (Prussian Province) 1920-1935
Provinz Oberschlesien
Yellow-blue horizontal bicolor. Adopted 1920. Abolished 1935.
Upper Silesia State Flag (presumed variant)
Possible administrative flag. Like Upper Silesia 1920-1935, but with coat of arms, consisting of a blue field with a yellow eagle above a scythe and crossed hammers, at the center.
Administrative flag. Similar to Lower Silesia 1920-1935, but with coat of arms at the center. Presumably a transitional form used around 1920.
image from Rob Raeside, 14 October 2019
This flag [no longer presumed] with the coat of arms is indeed from Silesia, but I don't know yet whether it's Upper or Lower.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 13 October 2019
It is a strange hybrid flag: It has the colours of Lower Silesia while bearing the arms of Upper Silesia.
Tomislav Todorovic, 14 October 2019
Toma certainly is right (I never have found out a time he wasn't) but I add this little comment.
I think the flags of both Upper and lower Silesia before 1945 were plain bicolours and the flags (and arms) both of Lower Silesia and Silesia were the same.
Brandenburg State Flag c1882-1935 (presumed)
Possible administrative flag. Like Brandenburg 1882-1935, but with coat of arms, consisting of a silver field with a red Brandenburg eagle with, in escutcheon the shield of the Reichserbkämmerers, at the center.
Editor's note: see also modern Brandenburg.
East Prussia Flag 1882-1935
Black-white horizontal bicolor. Officially adopted 22 October 1882. Abolished 1935.
Norman Martin, 20 January 1998
East Prussia State Flag (presumed)
2:3 Speculative image by Peter A. Loeser, 22 Jun 2008
A possible administrative flag would be like that of East Prussia 1882-1935, but with coat of arms, consisting of a silver field with a black Prussian eagle, at the center.
The arms would be without the crown around the neck and the arm and sword, but with the crowned head and the FR monogram on the breast; thus, the arms of Posen with the monogram replacing the escutcheon. (Source for arms: Erlass des preussischen Staatsministeriums vom 28.2.1881). Please note that the qualifications on the all the Prussian administrative flags apply, that is: I am not aware of an State source for any of the flags (as opposed to the Landesfarben, but I have seen (all? most?) of them for sale and in flag shops etc.
Norman Martin, 16 Jun 2008
This variant of a possiable "East Prussia State Flag" (with no crown or "R") is based on a design being widely reproduced and sold today as the East Prussian flag. The coat-of-arms seems a bit large on these modern replica flags, but it is what is being sold.
Peter A. Loeser, 22 Jun 2008
Hanover State Flag (presumed)
Possible administrative flag. Yellow-white bicolor with Hanover arms (white horse on red field).
Norman Martin, 1998
Pomerania State Flag (presumed)
Possible administrative flag. Like Pomerania 1882-1935, but with Pomeranian arms (red griffin in silver field) in center.
Norman Martin, 3 Mar 1998
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Q: How do you get a Loading template in ember-cli PODS? I've seen this url Ember-cli Pods & Loading Templates but adding a /app/bugs/loading.hbs or /app/bugs/detail/loading.hbs or even /app/bugs/detail/loading/template.hbs doesn't work.

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*What is the specific name/path of the template?

*Its my understanding loading/error/index routes are generated automatically when you add an additional functions in this.route('bugs', function(){})

I'm missing something probably easy - any thoughts?

A: Since the docs don't specifically mention pods and I've seen a few people pose this question on the net using what seems like an older folder structure, I'll answer here.
For my /bugs route I have the following at
./app/bugs/index/route.js

import Ember from 'ember';

export default Ember.Route.extend({
    model() {
        return this.store.findAll('bug');
    },
    actions: {
    loading(transition, originRoute) {
        console.log('loading transition');
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        //controller.set('currentlyLoading', true);
        transition.promise.finally(function () {
            console.log('done loading');
            //controller.set('currentlyLoading', false);
        });
      }
    }
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Stoke City made a welcome return to winning ways at Bristol City. Peter Smith picks out some of the talking points from Ashton Gate.
Gary Rowett made two changes to his starting XI, bringing in Tom Edwards and Darren Fletcher, who went on to score the only goal of the game, almost a year to the day since his last goal secured a 1-0 win at Watford.
And there was a special second half performance from Jack Butland to lift the Potters up to 13th in the Championship table - their highest position of the season so far - and five points off the top six.
There is no interview, unfortunately, with Tom Edwards after a fine performance on his return at right-back.
An hour and a half after full-time the 19-year-old was still in his full kit in the drugs testing room at Ashton Gate – still unable to summon up the necessary requirements. He had exhausted all energy, and fluids, to help Stoke secure a 1-0 win.
Gary Rowett hinted that Cuco Martina had dropped out of contention after aggravating an injury in training on Friday but Edwards had already been doing enough to be in his plans.
And, solid in defence – including one fine slide clearance when it opened up for the hosts in the second half – and quality going forwards, this was a display that should keep him at the top of the pecking order.
It was a bonus that he played like that in front of England under-21s boss Aidy Boothroyd – and he'll have to keep it up to hold off competition from Martina and Moritz Bauer.
Stoke City's Tom Edwards (left) and Bristol City's Callum O'Dowda battle for the ball at Ashton Gate.
When Darren Fletcher was named in the starting line-up – Peter Etebo had apparently pulled out the previous night due to injury – Mike Pejic emphasised the need for him to show the value of his experience in key moments.
Pej probably wasn't thinking that meant showing composure when through on goal but that's how it panned out. When the ball span up after Joe Allen clashed heads, Fletcher didn't panic and frantically swipe at the chance, but chested it down to volley in the opener.
It was a finish that belied his lack of action, let alone his goal scoring record over the years. It needed a double take even to make sure it was him in that position.
Stoke have now gone six matches without conceding in the first half – and they've managed to convert three of those into clean sheets.
They have shown defensive discipline, at Norwich, and been prepared to defend in numbers, at Sheffield United and again at Ashton Gate – but this time they still needed their keeper to come to the fore.
Jack Butland, given his ability and ambition, should be standing out in this division and his trio of second half saves, particularly the last to stop Niclas Eliasson, left Bristol City cursing that this local lad was in the opposition.
Butland didn't think it was his best performance but it did get him thinking about his stellar breakthrough year at Stoke, when he was regularly man of the match on his way to being player of the season.
If he can keep up this match-winning individual form behind a tighter unit, it will take Stoke a long way.
Stoke are five unbeaten in the league away now, winning two and scoring in each game. They haven't had a run like that since September 2014 and Leeds and Middlesbrough – who have the best away records in the Championship – have only picked up two more points on their travels.
It means October (P5 W3 D1 L1) has been their most productive month in two years (10 points in October 2016). They had only won twice in the same month since then (January and December 2017).
Rowett's side, however, is 20th in the home table with three defeats out of seven.
No better time to start putting that right than against Boro next weekend – and hopefully Rory Delap can help give the inside track on how to get the better of a Tony Pulis away side guaranteed to test your patience.


Hans-Georg Maassen told German news agency dpa in an interview published Tuesday that it's necessary "for us not just to be purely defensive."
Maassen, who heads the BfV agency, said Germany "needs to be able to attack the enemy in order to stop him from attacking us further."
The BfV is responsible for counter-espionage and doesn't operate outside Germany, so acquiring offensive electronic warfare capabilities would mark a departure for the agency.
Maassen's boss, Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere, recently proposed an overhaul of Germany's security apparatus in response to the threat of terrorism and state-sponsored hacking.


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Dem lawmaker urges Biden to put new sanctions on Russia over ransomware attacks
James Langevin
In this Jan. 3, 2019, file photo, Rep. Jim Langevin, D-R.I., prepares the dais after he was chosen as Speaker pro tempore for the opening day of the 116th Congress, at the Capitol in Washington. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File) **FILE** more >
By Ryan Lovelace - The Washington Times - Tuesday, July 13, 2021
Rep. Jim Langevin, Rhode Island Democrat, is calling on President Biden to implement new sanctions on Russia over the spate of ransomware attacks afflicting the U.S.
Mr. Langevin, chairman of the House Armed Services' subcommittee on cyber, said he wants the federal government to take tailored action against Moscow without risking a move that would destabilize Russia completely.
"We need to apply sanctions. This may seem uninspired considering that the Biden administration imposed sanctions on Russian entities three months ago in response to SolarWinds, however, I think we need to change who we target with sanctions and how we target them," Mr. Langevin said in remarks to the Council on Foreign Relations on Monday.
Recently implemented sanctions against Russia over the SolarWinds hacks of federal computer networks will not cause "acute pain" because the sanctioned entities have no meaningful relationship with Western financial institutions, according to Mr. Langevin.
The Democratic lawmaker argued that exposing Russian President Vladimir Putin and his inner circle would be understood as a call for regime change in Russia, so a less risky approach is needed now.
"We are clearly within our rights to take action against Russia and Russian entities if Russia continues to turn a blind eye to the criminals within its borders," Mr. Langevin said. "It is impossible to argue that Putin and his cronies are trying to crack down on cybercrime and being hoodwinked by the sophisticated criminals. In fact, it's just the opposite — when a criminal group dares to target Russian-speakers or Russian nationals, the punishment from Moscow is quick."
If the United States exposed the full picture of Mr. Putin and Russian oligarchs' alleged corruption, embezzlement and fraud, Mr. Langevin said, such action would open Pandora's box that would destabilize Russia and provoke Mr. Putin to respond in kind.
"If we target the criminals, we'll take them down for a few weeks. Then they will reconstitute and continue their lucrative ransomware operations. If we target the Russian state, then we've traded jabs, but we haven't really changed Putin's decision-making calculus," Mr. Langevin said. "In both cases, we win short-term victories but have not changed the long-term environment. In fact, responding in cyberspace will be counter to our ultimate goal of promoting a domain that is regulated by strong norms and a well-understood standard of behavior. Trading shots in cyberspace perpetuates the idea that the domain is the Wild West and directly undermines our goal of stability."
Mr. Biden drew a "red line" on cyberattacks at a June 16 event with Mr. Putin in Geneva and spoke with the Russian president by phone on Friday to again urge him to take action to stop the onslaught of ransomware attacks.
As pressure mounts on Mr. Biden to take more aggressive action, his selections to lead U.S. cybersecurity policy are getting closer to taking office. On Monday, the Senate confirmed Jen Easterly's nomination to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency by a voice vote, and John C. Inglis was formally sworn in as the first national cyber director.
• Ryan Lovelace can be reached at rlovelace@washingtontimes.com.


I am writing to invite you to the Returning Citizen Reentry Simulation in the Rayburn Foyer on Wednesday, April 10, 2019 from 9:30AM-12:00PM. I am pleased to be giving opening remarks at this enlightening event, hosted by the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), The Education Trust, JustLeadershipUSA, and The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, in partnership with The Office of the West Virginia Attorney General.
Though bills such as the First Step Act signal the beginning of critical reform to our federal criminal justice system, there is still important work to be done. This simulation will help participants gain an understanding of the significant obstacles faced by individuals who are trying to re-join their families and re-enter their communities post-release, particularly when it comes to obtaining employment, housing, transportation, and educational opportunities.
As members of Congress consider important reforms to both our justice and higher education systems, to walk in the shoes of one who is returning home gives us invaluable insight to the obstacles these individuals face. This simulation will allow us all the opportunity to brainstorm the promotion of successful reentry skills, such as the importance of educational opportunities afforded during incarceration, and other experience-based insights with justice-impacted individuals.
If you are able to join us, please RSVP via IHEP's secure registration, and feel free to contact Erin Corbett at ecorbett@ihep.org with questions.