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Review: Sid Vicious is back in 'Punk's Not Dead' and this time he's doing everything right … sort of
John Seven
If you had asked me a week ago what I thought of the idea of a comic about the ghost of Sid Vicious palling around with a modern-day kid, I'm not sure what my answer would have been. It might have been an eye-roll. The idea in itself seems rich for lame punk nostalgia and gross, inappropriate heart-felt gooshiness. Or maybe the exact opposite. Someone could use concoct the scenario for over-the-top rudeness, using the Vicious character as an excuse to portray questionable behavior in some sort of sad bid to go after political correctness.
But that's if you had asked me a week ago.
That premise I laid out there is exactly what Punk's Not Dead Volume 1: Teenage Kicks is about, at least in its most basic terms. Written by David Barnett with art by Martin Simmonds, the modern day kid is Fergie, obviously named in tribute to Feargal Sharkey, and after a strange event in Heathrow Airport shackled to the ghost of Sid Vicious. Sid has been haunting the place ever since his mother accidentally left a bit of him there, and here he comes off as a bit of a trickster, though with not enough foresight to actually disrupt much. A little dopey, a little sweet, a bit impulsive and inarguably thick, Sid is about as agreeable as a ghost sidekick could be, actually.
But Sid leaving Heathrow triggers some high-level supernatural alarms that have forces like the Department of Extra-Usual Affairs, a government agency devoted to monitoring paranormal events, investigating other music-related disruptions, including a never-ending rave of old people at the site of a former Northern Soul music event.
Heading up the department is Dorothy Culpepper, an old lady in groovy Emma Peel outfits. Actually, she has a story of her own, but I won't reveal that here. Suffice it to say, she's her own supernatural phenomenon and she's been tracing Vicious for a while. His sudden departure from Heathrow and the ensuing supernatural alarm bells has her looking into Fergie closer, especially after his tussle with a fellow student that resulted in a mysterious impact that no one can explain, least of all the guy who was impacted.
There's a level to which this all appears so chaotic, but that's a ruse, much like the Sex Pistol's music and career itself. And if so much has been added to the ultimate goal underlying punk of the 1970s, it should be noted that most of those folks stuck around long after punk had become deceased or transformed into an American phenomenon or whatever, and turned their attention to pop-oriented music, whether they were hits or not. Punk was only briefly against the grain, only briefly political, at least in its English form, and Vicious' legend benefits from his young death before the music's demise.
That's actually important to Punk Isn't Dead, because what the ghost of Vicious is used for isn't to re-radicalize the movement, to give it back its significance. Quite the opposite. Vicious is there to humanize it. The Sex Pistols weren't four revolutionaries out to change everything — well, five if you count Malcolm McLaren, and I do. They were four kids and a Fagin having an adventure, making some money, scoring some clothes and whatever else they desired. They were human and swept up by the times, and that's the Sid Vicious who appears in Punk's Not Dead.
Barnett has a knack for letting the history of British pop music seep its way into the crevices of the adventure, and Simmonds is great at pulling in the needed visual styles to express this light scholarship, but it's important for the book to not become a bunch of references thrown into a plot in lieu of something to actually involve the reader. Instead, it joins together seamlessly and naturally, another way in which punk is not seen as something that happened in a vacuum, but part of a continuum. There is a straight link from Dorothy Culpepper to Sid Vicious, and even beyond, actually, and that's wherein the beauty of Punk's Not Dead lies within the good fun it tosses out.
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"I make scenes that seem suspended, as if something had happened or was going to happen, a fragment of a continuous story the viewer has the opportunity to imagine."
In the darkly romantic paintings of German artist Markus Fräger, moments of contemporary life are frozen in time like film stills. Shadows fall over his characters as they inhabit a series of everyday, mostly domestic spaces, mostly at night, their faces often illuminated by the eerie glow of a lamp or television. He presents us with slices of narrative, tense with the energy of words just said or yet to be spoken. "In all my work," he has said, "I am very interested in the notion of time and the present moment. I make scenes that seem suspended, as if something had happened or was going to happen, a fragment of a continuous story the viewer has the opportunity to imagine."
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Born in 1959, Fräger studied art history and archaeology at the University of Münster. He has exhibited his work across Europe, particularly in Germany, Switzerland, and Luxembourg, and is in the public collections of the Mittelrhein Museum in Koblenz, the Ines and Jürgen Graf Foundation for Art, Culture, and Industrial Design, and the Vatican Museums in Vatican City, among others. He lives and works in Cologne, Germany.
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The National Cadets Corps (NCC) came into existence under the National Cadet Corps Act XXXI of 1948 (passed in April, 1948; came into existence on 16th July, 1948). NCC is a youth development movement. It has enormous potential for nation building. The NCC provides opportunities to the youth of the country for their all-round development with a sense of Duty, Commitment, Dedication, Discipline and Moral Values so that they become able leaders and useful citizens. The NCC provides exposure to the cadets in a wide range of activities, with a distinct emphasis on Social Services, Discipline and Adventure Training. The NCC is open to all regular students of schools and colleges on a voluntary basis. The students have no liability for active military service.
Aims of NCC
The Aims of the NCC is to develop discipline, character, brotherhood, the spirit of adventure and ideals of selfless service amongst young citizens. Not only these, it also aims to enlighten leadership qualities among the youth who will serve the Nation regardless of which career they choose. It also motivates the young to choose a career in armed forces.
NCC Motto
The Motto of NCC is "Unity and Discipline"
NCC Flag
In 1954 the existing tricolor flag was introduced. The three colours in the flag depict the three services in the Corps, red for Army, deep blue for Navy and light blue for the Air Force. The letters NCC and the NCC crest in gold in the middle of the flag encircled by a wreath of lotus, give the flag a colourful look and a distinct identity. Each lotus represents one NCC Directorate.
NCC Pledge
"We the cadets of the national cadet corps, do solemnly pledge that we shall always uphold the unity of India. We resolve to be disciplined and responsible citizens of our nation. We shall undertake positive community service in the spirit of selflessness and concern for our fellow beings".
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Biden leads Trump in almost every major issue except economy: poll
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden Joe BidenMissouri woman seen with Pelosi sign charged in connection with Capitol riots Facebook temporarily bans ads for weapons accessories following Capitol riots Sasse, in fiery op-ed, says QAnon is destroying GOP MORE is viewed more favorably than President Trump Donald TrumpFacebook temporarily bans ads for weapons accessories following Capitol riots Sasse, in fiery op-ed, says QAnon is destroying GOP Section 230 worked after the insurrection, but not before: How to regulate social media MORE among Americans on most issues with less than a month to go until the general election, according to a new Pew Research Center poll published Friday.
Pew conducted the national randomized survey among nearly 12,000 U.S. adults, 10,543 of whom were registered voters. The survey was conducted over the last week of September and the first week of October, including when news broke about the COVID-19 diagnosis of the the president and first lady on the morning of Oct. 2.
In the results, Pew found that more American adult voters see Biden as a greater symbol of unity, with 50 percent saying he would do a better job to "bring the country closer together," compared to only 30 percent who said the same about Trump.
Most voters also believed Biden would more effectively "handle the public health impact of the coronavirus outbreak."
The former vice president also polled ahead of Trump on foreign policy and the ability to "effectively handle law enforcement and criminal justice issues," as Trump has responded to recent national protests against police brutality and clashes with law enforcement by authorizing the use of federal agents in an attempt to halt further violence.
Fifty-five percent of those surveyed also believe Biden will "select good nominees for the Supreme Court," compared to 49 percent who have this perception of Trump. This comes just two weeks after the president announced his nomination of conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett Amy Coney BarrettSenate Democrats leery of nixing filibuster New York Girl Scouts seek to get out of lease with Trump Wall Street building Capitol Police Board — the structural flaw in leadership MORE to the high court.
The only issue that Pew found Trump having an advantage over Biden was on the economy, although the president leads by a small margin of 1 point, 52 percent to 51 percent.
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Richmond Green Park
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Richmond Hill, ON L4S 1M5
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Wedding garden and gazebo
Arched bridge
Exteriors of two heritage buildings, Boyton House and the former Richmond Hill Railway Station (now the Richmond Hill Soccer Club House)
Amos Wright Park
Amos Wright Park is located behind the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre at:
19 Church Street North
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 3E6
The park is landscaped and has a white gazebo. The Heritage Centre itself is an 1840 Regency-style cottage that has been fully restored.
David Dunlap Observatory Park
David Dunlap Observatory Park is located at:
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Richmond Hill, ON L4C 1T3
This 189-acre property has a great natural setting. The area also has historic structures on-site, including the Observatory Dome and Administration Building. These buildings as well as certain landscapes in the park are protected as a cultural heritage landscape under the Ontario Heritage Act.
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Mill Pond Park
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Corner of Mill and Trench Streets
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Phyllis Rawlinson Park
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Unity Park
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UOA05-17: Everest Biotech Ltd: providing high quality reagents for research
Professor Neil Barclay and Dr Nick Hutchings established Everest Biotech Ltd in 2000 in response to the increasing demand for high quality antibodies within the research community. This successful spin-out company has since become a major power in antibody research and production, a position reflected by its portfolio of more than 6,000 antibodies recognising human, mouse and rat proteins, and the generation of 60 new antibodies each month. With offices in the UK and Nepal, Everest Biotech Ltd also benefits one of the poorest communities in the world by providing additional income to hundreds of farmers in the Nepalese foothills.
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Improved efficiency for derivation of mouse embryonic stem cells: reducing use of animals and saving costs in life sciences
Mouse disease models provide an invaluable tool to the medical sciences, underpinning the understanding of disease mechanisms and the development of therapeutic interventions. A new cultivation protocol for deriving mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells was developed by Dr Nichols between 2006 and 2009. This has facilitated the production of ES cells from disease model mice that can be manipulated in vitro and used to establish modified transgenic mice with the required genetic profile, in a single generation. This method reduces the number of mice needed, as well as associated costs and staff time, by 90%. Dr Nichols has trained industry delegates from international transgenics companies and transgenic facility managers in the new technology. As a consequence, a minimum of 26820 fewer mice have been used in experiments, and a minimum of £536k have been saved since 2009.
Biological Sciences: Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Genetics
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The improvement of recombinant protein production using the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae
This case study describes the impact of the discovery by Tuite and Freedman that elevating the levels of the enzyme protein disulphide isomerase (PDI) significantly increases the efficiency with which eukaryotic cells secrete disulphide-bonded proteins. This discovery led to the development of a patented, generic technology for improving both the yield and authenticity of high value, recombinant protein-based biopharmaceuticals. The patent has been used in the safe, animal free production of several FDA and EMEA approved biopharmaceuticals (e.g. recombinant human albumin; Recombumin®), generating multi-million dollar revenues. It has been sub-licensed to four major pharmaceutical companies (Novozymes, Pfizer, Glaxo, Repligen) to aid the safe production of biopharmaceuticals for a range of major human diseases (e.g. Type 2 diabetes).
Biopharmaceutical characterisation, production and development
Research by Smales has led to IP that protects novel technologies for mammalian recombinant cell line development. Based upon mass spectrometry and in silico modelling approaches, the technology has permitted the development of highly efficient cell lines for monoclonal antibody production in the commercial environment at Lonza Biologics. This IP has three important benefits to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries:
(a) It allows key biopharmaceuticals to be made using substantially less resource and with an overall higher efficiency.
(b) It reduces the time from transfection to production of cell banks.
(c) It accelerates bioreactor evaluation and the ability to predict cell line performance at the bioreactor scale early in cell line construction.
Mathematical Sciences: Applied Mathematics
Engineering: Chemical Engineering
Medical and Health Sciences: Neurosciences
06_A portfolio of stem cell culture products is sold worldwide.
Impact on commerce: Five stem cell culture products derived from UoE research have been brought to a global market since 2009 through the US based company StemCells Inc. StemCells Inc strategically acquired Stem Cell Sciences plc (SCS), with its licensed portfolio of UoE patents, to position themselves as a world leader in cell-based medicine. This enabled them to develop media and reagent tools in order to pursue nearer-term commercial opportunities. These products include the gold standard media for embryonic stem cell culture, iSTEM.
Beneficiaries: Commercial companies and users of the stem cell culture products.
Significance and Reach: iSTEM is the gold standard media used worldwide by researchers for maintaining mouse ES cells in their basal, non-differentiated state. Products are sold worldwide through global life sciences companies.
Attribution: All research was carried out at UoE between 1994 and 2006 (published up to 2008), led by Prof Austin Smith. Collaboration with Prof Philip Cohen, University of Dundee, on one paper (2008).
Therapeutic application of skeletal stem cells for patient benefit
Seven patients with avascular necrosis of the femoral head and bone cysts have been treated successfully with skeletal stem cell therapy, developed by Southampton researchers, resulting in an improved quality of life. This unique multi-disciplinary approach linking nano-bioengineering and stem cell research could revolutionise treatment for the 4,000 patients requiring surgery each year in the UK and reduce a huge financial burden on the NHS. The work has been granted three patents and the team are in discussions on development of the next generation of orthopaedic implants with industry.
Engineering: Biomedical Engineering
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UOA05-05: Glycobiology platforms: enabling technologies for the biopharmaceutical industry
Research at the University of Oxford's Glycobiology Institute (OGBI) has led to the development of `state-of-the-art' platform technologies for the analysis of oligosaccharides (sugars) that are linked to proteins and lipids. These enabling technologies have had major impacts worldwide on drug discovery programmes, have enabled robust procedures to be developed for the quality control of biopharmaceutical production, and have been widely adopted by the pharmaceutical industry.
Chemical Sciences: Analytical Chemistry
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Impact on the economy and on commerce Using novel technology developed with UoE researchers to isolate and culture cambial meristematic cells (CMCs), Korean biotech company Unhwa Corp tripled their production of CMCs and have brought sixteen skincare products and three nutritional products to a global market. The impact of this technology on the South Korean economy has been recognised by the Korea Ministry of Knowledge Economy.
Beneficiaries: Korean Biotech company Unhwa Corp, and international consumers of their nutrition and cosmetic products.
Significance and Reach: The technology provides a platform for the cost-effective, environ- mentally friendly and sustainable production of plant stem cells. The business strategy and operations of Unhwa Corp changed as a direct result of the research: Unhwa invested [text removed for publication] in 2011-13 to construct a base in Jeojuni, Korea for a new production facility. Products arising from this are sold world-wide (Unhwa has subsidiaries on 5 continents) and have generated [text removed for publication] profit, with a doubling of company turnover since the key research was carried out.
Attribution: Professor Gary Loake, UoE, led the research in collaboration with Unhwa Corp, from 2006 to 2010 and ongoing.
Development of conditionally immortalised cell lines as novel cell models of disease and for cell transplantation
Research by Professor Parmjit Jat (first at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, then part of UCL; later at the UCL Institute of Neurology) established and applied the critically important scientific concept of conditional immortalisation to a wide variety of cell lines, enabling cells to be grown indefinitely in vitro but differentiate upon altering the growth conditions. Two companies were established in partnership with Jat to exploit this research, ReNeuron (now worth £63.5m and publicly traded on the London AIM market) and XCellSyz (now part of Lonza AG). More than 20 patents based on Professor Jat's work have been issued. Reagents based on his research have been evaluated, licensed and used by 17 companies worldwide: Amgen, Amylin, Boehringer Mannheim, Cell Genesys, Chiron, Eli Lilly, Genentech Inc., Genetics Institute, Immunex, Johnson & Johnson, Medarex, Novartis, Ortho Pharm., Pfizer Inc., Regeneron, ReNeuron, Takeda, EMD Serono, and XCellSyZ/Cambrex Bioscience/Lonza.
Medical and Health Sciences: Oncology and Carcinogenesis
05_Patients', policy-makers', educators' and the public's understanding of stem cell research is increased through in-depth engagement.
Impact on society, culture and creativity; health and welfare; practitioners: Extensive public engagement with a broad target audience has increased understanding of the hopes and hypes generated by stem cell research at UoE and elsewhere, and has provided resources for practitioners to deliver high-quality public engagement and science education.
Beneficiaries: Educators, teacher trainers, science communicators, journalists; patients; students; officials in the European Commission, the European Parliament and by extension constituents.
Significance and Reach: This programme has promoted informed decision-making among non-specialists and public acceptance of stem cell-based research and future therapies in Europe (compared for instance to the USA). The project is focused on Europe, but participation is world-wide. 767,000 unique visitors have accessed the www.eurostemcell.org website. The educational tools have been used by 11,000 pupils, and engaged 20,100 participants at festivals and science centres. More than 740,000 individuals world-wide have viewed the films (>240,000 confirmed online, film showings and DVD; estimated >500,000 TV audience).
Attribution: The programme reflects a range of stem cell research, substantially based on underpinning research carried out at UoE led by Professors Austin Smith and Ian Chambers. The outreach programme is led by Professor Clare Blackburn. Leadership, management, content identification, content format, editorial input, and evaluation of the outreach programme are all led at the University of Edinburgh.
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Summary Impact Type: All Impact Types (54) Health (6) Technological (44) Societal (3) Economic (1)
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Impact Global Location: All countries (54) Africa (1) South Africa (1) Asia (23) China (7) India (5) Indonesia (1) Israel (2) Japan (11) Malaysia (1) Nepal (1) Philippines (1) South Korea (5) Thailand (1) Europe (41) Austria (3) Belgium (1) Croatia (1) Czech Republic (2) Denmark (5) Finland (3) France (6) Germany (9) Hungary (2) Ireland (4) Italy (8) Netherlands (4) Norway (1) Russia (2) Spain (7) Sweden (5) Switzerland (6) United Kingdom (34) North America (26) Canada (6) Mexico (2) United States (23) South America (5) Argentina (1) Brazil (5) Oceania (10) Australia (10) New Zealand (4)
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IFD battled 3 fires ruled as arson on the north side
Vic Ryckaert
Indianapolis firefighters responded to three fires ruled as arson and located within 2 miles of each other on the north side Wednesday night.
The first fire was reported at 10:28 p.m. in a vacant home in the 1000 block of Eugene Street, a neighborhood west of West 30th and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. streets, said Indianapolis Fire Department Battalion Chief Rita Reith.
A second fire broke out at 10:32 p.m. in a vacant duplex just two houses away in the 900 block of Eugene, Reith said.
A third fire was reported about 2 miles away at 10:43 p.m. in a vacant home near West 38th Street and North Kenwood Avenue, Reith said.
About 100 firefighters helped battle the three fires. No injuries were reported in any of the fires. All three were under control by 11:50 p.m.
Investigators ruled all three fires as arson. Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-8477 or (TIPS).
Contact IndyStar reporter Vic Ryckaert at 317-444-2701 or vic.ryckaert@indystar.com. Follow him on Twitter: @VicRyc.


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A well-known French abstract artist, Fabienne Verdier was born in Paris, France in 1962. Rebellious by nature, Verdier graduated from her art school in Toulouse with a first-class degree in 1984, and was subsequently awarded a study grant to learn calligraphy in Chongqing as part of a student exchange program between the two cities. However, when she arrived at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in Chongqing she discovered that calligraphy was not taught. Through grit and determination she managed to convince two former calligraphers to teach her, spending her spare time copying reproductions of famous Chinese texts. She stayed in China for ten years, winning research grants to continue studying, all the while absorbing the culture and travelling extensively throughout the country. These experiences and her training in calligraphy undoubtedly influenced her artistic direction, and gave her a unique perspective on the dynamic between Eastern and Western art. In 1989, in recognition of her accomplishments in calligraphy she was made a member of the National Calligraphers' Association, the only foreign member, and invited the following year to take part in an international calligraphy exhibition at the National Art Museum in Beijing. In 1992, she returned to France, where she currently lives and works.
Alisan Fine Arts first exhibited Verdier's works in 2014 as part of Le French May, showcasing a series of original prints made under the supervision of world-renowned French Master Printers Michel and Thérèse Caza who have worked with many great artists such as Calder, Chagall, Dali, Tàpies, Lichtenstein, Miro, Warhol and Zao Wou-ki. She was also included in the gallery's group show Tracing the Brush: Transformed Text in the inaugural edition of Ink Asia in 2015. Her works have been collected by the Musée National d'Art Moderne Centre Pompidou, Paris; Musée Cernuschi, Paris; Palais de l'Assemblée Nationale, Paris; Ministère des Affaires Étrangères, Paris; Chinese Ministry of Culture, Beijing; Honda Group, Tokyo, Japan.
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Approach and Guiding Principles
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NATO's commitment to safeguarding the freedom and security of its members has guided the Alliance for over 70 years. During these decades, challenges to Allies' shared security – and the contexts in which NATO addresses these challenges – have evolved. It is increasingly the case that challenges to security occur and must be addressed in spaces inseparable from civilian populations. In the current security environment, civilians are being deliberately targeted in conflict, and their safety and security is being leveraged to serve military objectives; this has become once more apparent with Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine.
Heads of State and Government at the 2016 Warsaw Summit endorsed the NATO policy on protection of civilians, and at the 2019 London Leaders' Meeting and the 2021 Brussels Summit stressed the importance of human security. On that latter occasion, the policy on preventing and responding to conflict-related sexual violence was endorsed. Subsequently, for the first time the 2022 Strategic Concept has emphasised the high importance of human security.
The notion of human security directly links NATO's common values of individual liberty, human rights, democracy and the rule of law to NATO practice. A human security approach provides a heightened understanding of conflict and crisis. This allows NATO to develop a more comprehensive view of the human environment, consequently enhancing operational effectiveness and contributing to lasting peace and security.
Allies reaffirm their commitment to an ambitious human security agenda, and to ensuring that NATO integrates human security principles into all of the Alliance's core tasks. This is an essential tool to make the Alliance modern, agile and equipped to address the challenges of today and tomorrow.
The aim of this document is to provide a coherent and consistent understanding of human security for NATO.
Definition and Scope
NATO's human security approach is drawn from that of the United Nations. The United Nations conceptualised human security as a multi-sectoral approach to security that identifies and addresses widespread and cross-cutting challenges to the survival, livelihood and dignity of the people.1
For NATO, taking such an approach means embedding considerations for the comprehensive safety and security of the populations into all stages and levels of Alliance operations, missions and activities, wherever NATO operates, with the objective of preventing and responding to risks and threats to all people, especially in conflict or crisis situations.
NATO's human security work currently focuses on five areas where the Alliance can be most effective: protection of civilians; preventing and responding to conflict-related sexual violence; combating trafficking in human beings; children and armed conflict; and cultural property protection.
NATO's human security approach and its Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda complement and reinforce each other, across all core tasks. NATO will, especially in conflict and crisis contexts, continue to integrate gender perspectives 2, across all stages of Alliance operations, missions and activities.
NATO will continue to take a human security approach in accordance with the following principles:
Be people-centred, actively integrate gender perspectives 3, and address the differentiated impacts of conflict and crisis on different people in the population, especially individuals in situations of vulnerability or marginalisation;
Be prevention and protection oriented;
Take into account local customs and social norms in the communities coming into contact with NATO in Alliance operations, missions and activities, while respecting the common values and principles of the Alliance;
Be consistent with international law;
Respect and provide space for the neutral, independent and impartial work of humanitarian actors, whose operational viability and safety is essential during armed conflict and other situations of violence;
Be in full respect of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of States;
Pursue, two-way staff level engagement on human security related issues with relevant actors, such as the United Nations, the European Union, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the African Union, host nations, partners and civil society, as appropriate.
The ambitious human security agenda is one of the cross-cutting tasks for advancing our solidarity, cohesion and common values. As such, it is among the particular priorities for additional targeted funding.
NATO will implement coherent, consistent and regular messaging, including strategic communications, and in coordination with relevant actors, as appropriate, to ensure that the Alliance's efforts on human security are understood both internally and externally, including, crucially, by the local population and regional actors where NATO is engaged. NATO will duly take into account the public diplomacy dimension of everything it does.
1 UNGAR A/RES/66/290, 25 October 20129
2 In line with the NATO EAPC Women Peace and Security Policy (EAPC(C)D(2018)0008) and Action Plan (PO(2021)0336)
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Q: How to use event listener in JS Im trying to use the same buttons for different function in the program.    So I tried using event listeners but for some reason its not working. Could look at the code and tell me what I have done wrong? Thanks. (I omited the HTML tags and so for shortening the posted code)
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A: I took yours js and simplified it. The event listener by itself is working ok. Maybe you have issue somewhere else.
http://jsfiddle.net/jnmav1wk/
var x = document.getElementById("yes");
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x.addEventListener("click", choiceyesstory);

function choiceyesstory(x) {
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Try to simplify your problem, get rid of the NO and all corresponding code, keep removing code till it's working. Then add feature by feature till it will stop working and you know where it's broken.
I use console.log(); and alert(); to make it more verbose to me.
Sometimes the code needs to be inside this:
$( document ).ready(function() {
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});

This needs jQuery, if you want avoid it, here are some alternatives:
$(document).ready equivalent without jQuery
Because if the functions are executed against HTML code which is in middle of loading (and maybe the YES button is not there yet while you try to attach the event listener to it, etc...)

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The Summer 2016 Olympics branding (hire me?) for Rio — bright, colorful, and fun!
Prettiest travel pillow ever. This one definitely beats my standard gray one.
How to chill your drinks in under 5 minutes. Also works for chilling your ice cream mixture faster if you make it from scratch on the stove.
My obsession with Norway continues — this beautiful Norwegian home makes me want to hop on a flight for even just a quick weekend on Silje's lovely balcony. The window views remind me of the gorgeous forests we passed on the train ride from Oslo to Bergen.
How did I never think of this? Why wrap sandwiches in lettuce when I could be using one of my favorite leafy greens in the world?
I'm a big fan of drop earrings, so I might just have to purchase these.
I know it's still summer, but it's August… which means fall will be here before you know it. These booties are on my mind.
Interpreting the motifs on Turkish rugs — I didn't even know this was a thing.
Have you heard of Diner en Blanc? Well, it's basically a huge flashmob dinner, where everyone shows up at an iconic location wearing all white. It's coming to DC this September, and I got roped into some logistics. If you're going too, let me know! And if you need a place to find all of your purchases online, well, I put this together to aggregate all of the white supplies you might need to buy for it.
Nothing makes me miss having a garden like eggplant does. Last summer, and the summer before it, I had a few eggplant seedlings that just exploded in the July heat — it was always fun to grill homegrown eggplant and squash with the roommates and friends at our summer barbecues!
Eggplant is one of my go-to dishes for dinners and work lunches — it's relatively cheap, you can find it at every grocery story, and it makes a great pasta substitute when you're craving lasagna, but cutting back on carbs.
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Trip to Maison Hine Cognac
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It's not every day that you get the chance to follow a spirit's journey from crop to bottling. It's even rarer that this occurs in the sunny and picturesque South-western France. So, when the house of Hine Cognac invited us to visit its Maison in the historic town of Jarnac and learn all about its prized liquid, we jumped at the opportunity.
A good question and one we'll strive to answer quickly and without getting too nerdy.
Cognac is brandy (a grape-based, oak-aged spirit) that is produced (unsurprisingly) in the Cognac region (northern Bordeaux, France). Starting life as a white wine, this is twice distilled in a traditional copper pot still and then aged for a minimum of two years in oak barrels.
Its taste depends on fruit quality, distillation, ageing and a number of other factors, however broadly speaking, it's sweeter than whisky with dried fruit characteristics and a textural smoothness from its ageing process. Well-known brands include Hennessy, Martell, Rémy Martin and Courvoisier.
Who is Hine?
In 1791, a young Englishman from Dorset named Thomas Hine sets out to France to learn about his father's favourite drink, Cognac. After a couple of months spent imprisoned in the Château de Jarnac – to ascertain whether he was an English spy – he is released to go about his business, make the fortunate marriage alliance with Françoise-Elisabeth (daughter of the owner of a Cognac house established in 1763) and go on to give his name to the brand.
Some 250 years on, Hine Cognacs are highly regarded around the world for their refined and complex expressions, as well as their sizeable collection of single vintage Cognacs.
What Makes Hine Different?
Hine strongly believes that it is impossible to have a good cognac without first having fantastic wine, and that terroir is more important than having a strong oak flavour. This is the reason that, even though they only produce 40,000 cases (12 bottles per case) a year, they own 120 hectares of vineyards. To put that into context, Hennessy – 55% of the buyer market – has 200 hectares yet produce 8.5 million cases. Hine's profusion of grapes mean that, as well as their staple blended range, they are able to produce single estate expressions and regularly release vintage Cognacs that have been aged to perfection before bottling.
"Vineyards are very important to us", states Hine's Marie-Emmanuelle Febvret as we stand in the Bonneuil Vineyard, 20 minutes' drive from the Hine Maison in Jarnac, where plots of Ugni Blanc grapevines alternate with those filled with towering sunflowers.
The journey from the Maison took us from the reasonably flat Jarnac to the gently undulating hills of the premium Cognac region of Grande Champagne, where the rocky chalk and limestone land plays an integral part in Hine's elegant and focused products. Marie explains that is it a signature of Hine to prioritises the aromas of the fruit and qualities that the terroir of Grande Champagne brings, ensuring that these are not lost to excessive oak ageing.
She goes on to reason that they keep the vines young (20-25 years) in order to preserve their acidity and yield. Once crops reach this age, they are removed and sunflowers are planted to reinvigorate the soil and allow it to rest for three years before the process begins again.
Processing the Grapes
After a bit of wandering through the majestic rows of sunflowers, we about-turn and find ourselves in the courtyard of a warehouse where the harvested grapes are processed and where one of Hine's barrel cellars sits. Marie theatrically scoffs at "The world's smallest Sequoia tree", which the cellar master planted after her request for a "big tree" to preside over the yard, bantering jovially with the staff on hand who have a relaxed and easy pride in their vocation's domain.
As we enter the warehouse, we are thankful for the shade and learn that cold water running through pipes in the vat room keep the temperature down during harvest so that the wine does not spoil. All harvesting machinery is rented during the season, with a pneumatic pump used to press juices from the grape. This juice is then transferred to huge vats in which alcoholic fermentation takes place over a seven-nine-day period. As sulphites are not used in Cognac, there has to be a quick turnaround between harvest and fermentation.
The 9-10% ABV wine is then sent to the four distillers that Hine works with, after which some four barrels go into the Vintage Cellar to see if they will become exceptional enough for single vintage releases, and the rest are distributed between Hine's other cellars.
We follow Marie into the next door building where a lot of Hine's ageing takes place and are greeted by an enfilade of rooms stacked with French oak barrels. Each has been decoratively, hand-inscribed by an 18-year-old student who Marie found on Instagram. The calligraphy announces the Lot number, region, distiller and year of harvest of the liquid within.
"It is interesting to outsource the distillation to different people. The process of distilling stays the same in ways but each person is like a chef and has their own way of doing things", says Marie. "In this way, people enrich Hine. In Cognac, it is not an advantage to only work with your own distillery."
After distillation, the new make spirit is 72% ABV. It is then reduced to 60% ABV and put in oak casks. "What we try to do is 30% goes in light to medium toasted new oak for six-months – only 30% as we don't want to extract too much of the oak flavour – and [the rest] in old Cognac barrels."
Whilst there is currently no rule within the Cognac appellation that states the houses have to use French oak, it is tradition and one that Hine feels very strongly about. Marie passionately expounds that whilst others want to innovate using different woods, port finishes and the like, Hine seeks to innovate "within the frame of the appellation." This is done by them through single estate harvests, which they began doing in 2015 to much uproar and doubt from their neighbours, as well as experimenting with ageing their early vintage Cognacs in Bristol and Glenfarclas in Scotland.
St Denis Distillery
We come back out into the courtyard, blinking rapidly as our eyes adjust to the blinding sunshine of this 42°C day. As we hop into the car, Marie instructs us that our next stop will be one of the distilleries they work with, where we will be introduced to second generation distiller, Monsieur Lespinard, and have our first sample of Hine Cognac.
A short drive through the verdant landscape brings us to St Denis Distillery – an attractive building bedecked with creepers and flanked by enormous stainless steel vats. The building inside is immaculate and filled with polished copper taps and piping, stills painted burgundy, and terracotta-coloured brickwork. The entwining of beauty with function perfectly bespeaks the love and dedication that permeates Monsieur Lespinard's craft.
The man himself is relaxed and welcoming with a gentle humour and palpable yet quiet pride in his work. He potters back and forth, bringing out glassware and nibbles whilst Marie show us around the distillery.
The Distillation Process
We start at the traditional alembic copper pot still where the 9-10% ABV white wine is heated until the vapour rise up the bent Swan's Neck. "The shape of the neck is very important", Marie reminds us. "If it is straight, everything will evaporate straight away. When it is like this, the vapour will come back and enrich the liquid. It is interesting to work with different distillers and different pot stills as they all produce different flavours."
The vapour is cooled and this first distillate at 30% ABV is known as "Brouillis". This is then put back into the pot still for another 12-hours to create the new make spirit at 72% ABV. The process of separating alcohol from the water in wine is relatively simple, however the art comes in the distiller's judgement as to when to take the "cuts".
As the wine is heated, different chemicals or congeners (collective term for both impurities and flavour compounds) will rise with the alcohol vapours at different times depending on their boiling points. Some are wanted as they hold the desired flavours of the grapes and others aren't. Cuts are made by the distiller to determine when the good flavours are at their highest and the bad flavours at their lowest. This is a difficult process that requires experience and great skill to find that opportune moment to make the final, desired "heart" cut.
Maria explains
"Hine is small so we can do [cuts] litre by litre. The big houses can't do this. We cut and cut and cut…it's bad and then suddenly it's good! If you cut roughly, you might get rid of 15 good litres. We have more precision so less waste of the good stuff and we can cut out the bad better."
Monsieur Lespinard siphons off a small taster of the 72% ABV new make for us to tentatively nose and sip. What is so striking about the white spirit is its freshness and fruitiness. "This", Marie announces, "is what we want to keep even when it has been aged in wood".
Historic Cellar
Our distillery visit concluded and after a surprisingly innovative and exceptionally well-priced lunch at Poulpette (read full restaurant review here), we head back to Maison Hine for a tour of their Historic Cellar underneath the 18th century property.
Rudolph, another of Hine's knowledgeable team members, takes us through the Cognac House's journey through the ages from its birth to it being named as the official Cognac of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1962, and the subsequent iterations of the brand from then on. After visiting "Paradise" – a gates section where glass demijohns of exceptional early single vintage Cognac from 1800s, 1900s and 2000s sit – we head upstairs to be granted a peak of Hine's impressive collection of bottled single vintage releases. We are then released into the sun-filled courtyard and led to Hine's The Orangerie destination shop and visitor's room for a tasting.
This is what we've been waiting for and the culmination of our journey into Hine. We take our seats around the high table on which Rudolph has arranged an array of bottles. Starting at the Hine Rare VSOP Fine Champagne(£50.95), blending Cognacs from both Petite and Grande Champagnes aged between six and 12 years, and ending with the rare and complex Hine Triomphe (£20.95 for 5cl sample; £547.45 for 70cl), created from 50 carefully selected, well-aged cognacs from Grand Champagne, our tasting session gives us a full and rounded overview of what Hine is capable of.
Read the full Hine Tasting Review here.
Maison Hine
Slightly merry and ready for a relaxing evening, we are shown to our rooms in the Hine Guesthouse next to The Orangerie.
The historic House, standing on the banks of the Charente River, is one of the oldest in Jarnac. Its impressive stone façade is grand without feeling austere and its walls extend to enclose the terrace garden and pool where guests are able to dine al fresco.
Inside, nods to the Hine stag proliferate, along with English country house touches and chic French charm. We drop our bags in our bright and feminine room before heading down to the pool to cool off with a dip and a refreshing highball of H by Hine Cognac & Ginger Ale.
Dinner follows, accompanied by Hine's charming Per Even Allaire, and yet more stunning Hine Cognacs – our favourite being the absolutely outstanding Hine Family Reserve Cognac XO Grande Champagne (£550), of which only a few hundred bottles are released each year. Elegant and profound with an intoxicatingly rich, aromatic nose, this rare beauty created from the Hine family's private reserves, retains the bright floral and vibrant fruit that Hine is known for, whilst introducing an undercurrent of moreish rancio and lingering earthy elements.
Entirely sated, we fall into bed and ready our bodies and minds for the next day's activities.
Blending Session
It would be a lie to say that getting out of bed in the morning proves easy. Nevertheless, we drag ourselves upright and trundle sleepily down to the breakfast room where tea thankfully awaits us.
Perked up by breakfast, we return to The Orangerie for our final Hine activity – a Blending Session!
Four demijohns filled with Cognac from different distillers and Lots, harvested from 2010 to 2012, grace the table. Rudolph shows us how to use a set of chemistry lab-like glass instruments to access and blend the liquids before setting us loose to do our worst.
We start with tasting each of the cask strength samples, trying to figure out what we want from each. The youngest lies on the left and is full of fresh plum, ripe fruit, blossom and honey. The next along is more floral on the nose with a salted caramel quality and bright, youthful honey expressiveness. The third is our favourite, boasting an aroma of leather-clad books and smoky armchairs. Powerful with forest floor and cigar box smoke, it's a hefty number that tastes older than its 8-years. The final vessel contains an oily 2010, full of toffee and caramelised fruit and nuts, with a hint of gentle smoke.
We set about creating a sample blend in a glass, choosing some of the first for punchy youth and bright fruit, a touch of two for that saline quality and floral bouquet, before adding a good deal of our favourite for that underlying, rich and robing warmth, and finishing with a fair measure of the final offer for textural play. We're shocked by how well it works out in our glass but soon realise that blending is far far far harder than we give it credit for when trying to scale these measures up to create our bottle blend.
Sadly, our end product is nothing like what we initially produced in our glass and we are left with an even greater sense of appreciation for the master blenders who must match different distiller's products, vintages and more to create recognisable and balanced Hine recipe blends.
Deciding to stick to journalism, we head out into the sun with our personally blended bottle as a reminder of the trip and the skill that goes into creating every bottle of Hine.
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This week's cover, "The Swamp," is by the artist John Cuneo. Cuneo's work employs a scraggly line and dense, precise compositions, a style that, on past covers, has been used to depict subjects as diverse as Anthony Weiner atop the Empire State Building and a simple winter scene. We recently sat down with the artist to discuss his art and influences.
You live in the Catskills. Does nature imagery come easily for you?
Nothing comes easily. My address is in the Catskills, but I live in a small room with a drawing table. There is a window, and I will occasionally look outside. It does look nice out there. But I am not the type to hike out, set up an easel, and paint waterfalls on the weekends. I work internally mostly, from the inside out. If I need a waterfall, I'll Google it.
Animals are also big in your work. When did that start?
As a kid, I was allergic to everything with fur, but I drew animals out of books. Pen-and-ink stuff like E. H. Shepard's drawings for "The Wind in the Willows" and A. B. Frost's work for "Uncle Remus" were a huge influence. There were no museums in my youth, so those perfect little black-and-white drawings—I grew up thinking that's what art was.
Any favorite animal to draw?
I'd enjoy drawing alligators more if Heinrich Kley hadn't picked up a pen and ruined it for everybody. Lately, I've been drawing frogs in my sketchbooks—anthropomorphic frogs standing on their hind legs, nattily dressed and doing human things like riding a bike. I'll enjoy that until I recall Shepard's magnificent Mr. Toad, and then I'll just get sad.
What's your approach with a political cover?
I try to block out the noise—I can easily get discouraged by assuming there are fifteen better options before I even throw my hat in the ring. Another ridiculous thing I'll do is work up an idea that's far too profane and inappropriate for the magazine to actually publish. By sending something filthy, I'm able to say I made the effort, and at the same time remove myself from any actual competition. For me, it's a win-win.
You've noted free association as a useful tool. Is that a common part of your process?
I use "free association" because it sounds more cerebral than "just screwing around." I do it a lot in my sketchbooks—start drawing random elements and see if they coalesce into something coherent. And I try to apply that idea, with just a little more discipline, to covers. Draw an animal or character, maybe suggest an environment, and work from there. Once in a while you stumble across something interesting; often you just stumble. This week, I drew a bunch of cold-blooded creatures in a swamp, and then drew one of them golfing.


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Gemma McCluskie murder: Brother Tony jailed at least 20 years
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The brother of murdered EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie has been today sentenced to a life term, with a minimum of 20 years in prison.
It comes after a jury at the Old Bailey reached an 11-1 majority verdict following a two week trial.
Tony McCluskie, aged 26, who shared a family home with the former EastEnders actress in Pelter Street, Bethnal Green, had admitted manslaughter but denied murdering her in March of last year.


This statistic illustrates the share of restaurants who propose an all-inclusive menu for Valentine's Day in Italy in 2018. As of the survey period, more than half of the respondents (52.2 percent) admitted to be keen on offering an all-inclusive menu for Valentine's Day.
Do you plan to offer a special promotion to encourage bookings for Valentine's Day?
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Imagine an Anglican Church riven with conflicts, in which the Low Church party was making increasingly strident demands of the ruling body, determined to extend its power and influence. No, it's not the Anglican Church of 2011 in its upheavals over homosexuality. The year is 1611, and the Puritans are trying to win over King James I.
But James was a politically shrewd operator. Already he had demonstrated his ability by portraying the Gunpowder Plotters of 1605 not as Catholics but as terrorists (read 'Muslims' for 'Catholics' in 2011 and you get the picture). He'd also had considerable experience of the Puritan mindset in Scotland before he gained the English throne.
James dealt with the English Puritan demands through a special conference held at Hampton Court. He accepted just one of the demands: that there should be a new translation of the Bible, available for public reading in churches. Thus began work on the King James, or Authorised, Version of the Bible.
James saw the project as a way of uniting his warring religious factions. He could not have known he was setting in train the publication of a book which would have the largest and widest readership in history.
The King James Version is 400 years old this year. Many of its phrases have become part of everyday speech: turn the other cheek, salt of the earth, in the twinkling of an eye, and many, many more. It is a cultural as well as a religious landmark not only in English life but worldwide: the King James Version was exported abroad along with the British Empire.
The translators worked from previous versions, such as that of Tyndale, and the earliest documents they had available to them at that time. They produced a version unsurpassed for the rhythm and musicality of its language. All Bible translations have two main aims: accuracy and accessibility. The producers of the King James Version were no different, and the principles they followed have been taken up in later translations. But by the 19th and 20th centuries it was clear that developments in biblical scholarship – literary, archeological, historical – brought a need for a greater accuracy of translation because of new knowledge, whilst the archaisms of 17th century English no longer spoke so readily to later generations.
So the Revised Standard Version (RSV) was published in 1952, followed in later decades by a whole range of new translations. Over the past two decades one of these – the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) – has gained acceptance as the most generally used in cathedrals and parish churches. It combines a faithfulness to the original texts with a contemporary idiom.
The NRSV is the version we shall be using from now on in our Communion services. The Communion readings are contained in a single lectern book, with all three readings – Old Testament, New Testament and Gospel – printed together for each Sunday of the three-year lectionary cycle. That means no more worries about finding the right page for lesson readers. The new book also has the introductory sentence for each reading.
Because the NRSV readings are now downloadable, we are also printing out the Communion readings in full in a new-style weekly sheet. Those who like to follow the reading in church will find it much easier than trying hurriedly to find the right page in the pew Bible. It also means the readings can be taken home for further reflection during the week.
The purpose of all this – in 1611 as in our own day – is to enable the Bible, the Word of God, to come alive in its readers and hearers: to comfort, to inspire, to challenge and to move to devotion. The Word of God needs to be heard more than ever in today's world. The task for our generation is to do all we can to ensure that it is.


Elastic Load Balancing provides security policies that have predefined SSL negotiation configurations to use to negotiate SSL connections between clients and your load balancer. If you are using the HTTPS/SSL protocol for your listener, you can use one of the predefined security policies, or use your own custom security policy.
For more information about the security policies, see SSL Negotiation Configurations for Classic Load Balancers. For information about the configurations of the security policies provided by Elastic Load Balancing, see Predefined SSL Security Policies.
If you create an HTTPS/SSL listener without associating a security policy, Elastic Load Balancing associates the default predefined security policy, ELBSecurityPolicy-2016-08, with your load balancer.
If you have an existing load balancer with an SSL negotiation configuration that does not use the latest protocols and ciphers, we recommend that you update your load balancer to use ELBSecurityPolicy-2016-08. If you prefer, you can create a custom configuration. We strongly recommend that you test the new security policies before you upgrade your load balancer configuration.
The following examples show you how to update the SSL negotiation configuration for an HTTPS/SSL listener. Note that the change does not affect requests that were received by a load balancer node and are pending routing to a healthy instance, but the updated configuration will be used with new requests that are received.
By default, Elastic Load Balancing associates the latest predefined policy with your load balancer. When a new predefined policy is added, we recommend that you update your load balancer to use the new predefined policy. Alternatively, you can select a different predefined security policy or create a custom policy.
On the Listeners tab, for Cipher, choose Change.
(Recommended) Select Predefined Security Policy, keep the default policy, ELBSecurityPolicy-2016-08, and then choose Save.
Select Predefined Security Policy, select a predefined policy other than the default, and then choose Save.
For SSL Protocols, select one or more protocols to enable.
For SSL Options, select Server Order Preference to use the order listed in the Predefined SSL Security Policies for SSL negotiation.
For SSL Ciphers, select one or more ciphers to enable. If you already have an SSL certificate, you must enable the cipher that was used to create the certificate, because DSA and RSA ciphers are specific to the signing algorithm.
You can use the default predefined security policy, ELBSecurityPolicy-2016-08, a different predefined security policy, or a custom security policy.
If you exceed the limit on the number of policies for the load balancer, use the delete-load-balancer-policy command to delete any unused policies.
The set-load-balancer-policies-of-listener command replaces the current set of policies for the specified load balancer port with the the specified set of policies. The --policy-names list must include all policies to be enabled. If you omit a policy that is currently enabled, it is disabled.
The response shows that the policy is enabled on port 443.
When you create a custom security policy, you must enable at least one protocol and one cipher. The DSA and RSA ciphers are specific to the signing algorithm and are used to create the SSL certificate. If you already have an SSL certificate, be sure to enable the cipher that was used to create the certificate. The name of your custom policy must not begin with ELBSecurityPolicy- or ELBSample-, as these prefixes are reserved for the names of the predefined security policies.


Vizag DCCB Recruitment 2019: District Cooperative Central Bank of Visakhapatnam has rolled out an official notice about the job vacancies available in the bank staff. Interested candidates can download the Vizag DCCB Notification 2019 pdf & check the eligibility details. Candidates who want to work at Vizag DCCB can fill the online application form on or before the last date through the official website. According to the Vizag DCCB Recruitment 2019 Notification, Online Applications to fill up the various vacant posts of Staff Assistant and Clerk are available on the official website of the bank. Eligible candidates can check the application dates, educational qualification, age limit, post-wise vacancies, application procedure, selection process, pay scale, and more details in the below article.
Latest Update: Vizag DCCB is going to publish the Recruitment 2019 Notification for various vacancies in the upcoming months. Candidates can check the Vizag DCCB Notification 2019 details from here.
Contestants who want to apply for the Vizag DCCB notification all need to confirm their eligibility and fill the online application form on or before the last date through the Vizag DCCB official website.
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