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THE HAT SQUAD FOR 2009
This is Toobworld Central's annual list of those who died during the year who contributed to the creation of Toobworld, in front of the camera and behind the scenes. Within their categories, they are in no other order than the order in which they passed away. (Some of those are approximate as in some cases, months might have passed before I heard the news.) If I had been playing favorites, several names would have risen to the top..... It's bad enough that Patrick McGoohan is so close to the top as it is......
If there is anyone who passed away in 2009 that you know I missed, please let me know and I will add to the honors list.......
Pat Hingle ('Gunsmoke')
Cheryl Holdridge ('The Mouseketeers')
Steven Gilborn ('Ellen', 'The Wonder Years')
Don Galloway ('Ironside')
Harry Endo ('Hawaii Five-O')
Patrick McGoohan ('Danger Man', 'The Prisoner')
Ricardo Montalban ('Fantasy Island', 'Star Trek')
Bob May (Robot, 'Lost In Space')
Clint Ritchie ('One Life To Live')
James Whitmore ('The Law And Mr. Jones')
Philip Carey ('One Life To Live, 'Bengal Lancers', 'Laredo')
Diane Holland ('Hi-De-Hi')
James Bree ('Doctor Who', 'I, Claudius', 'Rumpole Of The Bailey')
Frank Gallacher (Scottish-Australian actor)
Wendy Richard ('EastEnders', 'Are You Being Served?')
Anna Manahan ('Fair City', "The Beauty Queen Of Leenane")
Jimmy Boyd ('Bachelor Father', "I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus")
Lisa Renee Davis (in music videos for Jason Michael Carroll and Keith Anderson)
Ron Silver ('Rhoda', 'The West Wing')
Betsy Blair (1950s TV, English TV, "Marty" on film)
Altovise Davis (Sammy Davis' widow)
Terence Edmond ('Z Cars')
Bob Arbogast (voice-over artist, 'Roger Ramjet')
Monte Hale (cowboy actor)
Lou Perryman ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2", "Poltergeist") - murdered
Mary Scott ('Alfred Hitchcock Presents')
Jody McCrea (Deadhead in "Beach Blanket movies", son of Joel McCrea)
Stephanie Parker (Stacey Weaver on 'Belonging' from 15 to 22, show ended just days before she was found hanged.)
Andy Hallett ('Angel')
Bea Arthur ('Maude', 'The Golden Girls')
Dom DeLuise ('Lotsa Luck')
Frank Aletter ('Bringing Up Buddy', 'It's About Time')
Monica Bleibtrau (Austrian/German actress)
Lucy Gordon (hanged herself in France, young English actress, "Stella")
David Carradine ('Kung Fu', 'Kung Fu: The Next Generation')
Johnny Palermo ('Everybody Hates Chris')
Farrah Fawcett ('Charlie's Angels', 'Harry O')
Gale Storm ('My Little Margie', 'Oh, Susanna!')
Fred Travalena (impressionist)
Karl Malden ('The Streets of San Francisco', 'Skag')
Harve Presnell ('Andy Barker, P.I.', "Fargo")
Mollie Sugden ('Are You Being Served?')
Jan Rubes ("Witness")
Anna Karen Morrow ('Peyton Place', 'Star Trek')
Dallas McKennon ('Gumby', 'Daniel Boone')
Beverly Roberts (1930s, did TV)
Les Lye ('You Can't Do That On Television')
Harry Towb (Irish actor who worked in 'Avengers', 'Doctor Who', 'EastEnders')
Ruth Ford ('Camera Three', 'Studio One')
Leela Naidu (Indian actress, episodes of 'Channing' and 'Man Of The World')
Shaukat Baig ('Bollywood Hero')
Virginia Carroll ('Dragnet', 'The Roy Rogers Show')
Lee Kurty ('Dr. Kildare' love interest)
Dudu Topaz (Israeli actor-comedian, suicide in jail)
Wayne Tippit ('Melrose Place')
Jack Manning ('The Paper Chase')
Patrick Swayze ('The Beast')
Paul Burke ('Naked City', 'Twelve O'Clock High')
Zakas Mokae ('The West Wing', 'The X-Files')
Henry Gibson ('Laugh-In')
John Hart ('The Lone Ranger')
Robert Ginty ('Baa Baa Black Sheep')
Mimi Weddell ('Sex And The City', 'Law & Order', subject of documentary "Hats Off!")
Pamela Blake ('The Range Rider', 'The Cisco Kid')
Al Martino ('The City', 'Adam-12', "The Godfather")
Lou Albano (WWF, Cyndi Lauper videos)
Joseph Wiseman ('The Twilight Zone', "Dr. No")
Collin Wilcox Horne ('The Twilight Zone', 'To Kill A Mockingbird')
Lou Jacobi ('Ivan The Terrible')
Carl Ballantine ('McHale's Navy', Ballantine the Great)
Joe Maross ('The Twilight Zone')
Edward Woodward ('The Equalizer', 'Callan')
Dennis Cole ('Bearcats!')
Jack Kissell ('Life With Bonnie")
Paul Naschy (the Boris Karloff of Spain, mostly werewolf movies but Spanish TV as well
and one episode of 'I Spy' with Karloff)
Richard Todd ('Robin Hood', "Dambusters")
Vyacheslav Tikhonov (Russian actor, "17 Moments of Spring" mini-series)
Warren Vanders ("Empire" (as Chuck Davis), "The Big Valley," "Bonanza," "Daniel Boone," "Alias Smith and Jones," "Gunsmoke," "Kung Fu," "Nevada Smith" and "How the West Was Won,")
Eva Soreny
Mark Ritts ('Beakman's World', 'Storytime')
Gene Barry ('Bat Masterson', 'Burke's Law', 'The Name of the Game')
Val Avery ('Columbo', 'The Odd Couple')
Wayne Allwine (voice of Mickey Mouse)
Connie Hines ('Mr. Ed')
Brittany Murphy ('King of the Hill', 'The Torkelsons')
Alaina Reed Hall ('Sesame Street', '227')
Arnold Stang ('Top Cat', "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad Mad World")
Veatrice Rice (nurse/security guard on 'The Jimmy Kimmel Show')
Jon Hager (of the Hager twins, 'Hee Haw')
Tony Hart (BBC - presenter on 'Take Hart', 'Vision On', 'Saturday Special')
Paul Harvey (Radio personality)
Geoffrey Smith (BBC gardening expert)
Jade Goody (reality TV star in the UK)
George Kell (Detroit Tigers player and broadcaster)
Lennie Bennett (British game show host, 'Punchlines', 'The Comedians')
Phil Kalas (Phillies broadcaster)
Sir Clement Freud (BBC broadcaster, dog food commercials, grandson of Sigmund)
Koko Taylor (blues legend - in both 'New York Undercover', 'Arthur' as herself)
Ed McMahon ('The Tonight Show', 'Star Search', Budweiser commercials)
Michael Jackson ('The Jackson 5', "Thriller", "Billie Jean")
Billy Mays (infomercial king)
Ginger (Taco Bell dog)
Alexis Cohen ('American Idol' try-out who cursed out Simon)
Reverend Ike (The Rev. Frederick J. Eikerenkoetter II was one of the first evangelists to embrace television.)
Les Paul (electric guitar wizard)
Ryan Jenkins ('Megan Wants A Millionaire' - killed his ex-wife and then himself)
DJ AM ('Entourage' as himself)
Saad Khan (died while filming a reality promotion for Unilever shampoo)
Army Archerd (show biz columnist, played himself in 'Columbo', many other shows)
Mike Bongiorno (Italy's Quiz King)
Fred Cusick (voice of the Boston Bruins)
Keith Floyd (British cooking shows)
Joanne Jordan (spokesmodel for Hazel Bishop lipstick in the 1950s)
Byron Palmer ('This Is Your Music')
Don Lane ('Tonight Show' in Australia; Oz's Lanky Yank)
Soupy Sales ('The Soupy Sales Show')
Bill Chadwick (Rangers color analyst)
Tom Sparks ('Wipeout' reality show contestant, stroke)
Ken Ober ('Remote Control')
Al Alberts (founding member of the Four Aces, hosted 'Al Alberts Showcase')
Wayne Thomas ('Engineer Bill')
Oral Roberts (king of the televangelsts)
Yvonne King Burch (of the King sisters)
George Michael ('Sports Machine')
Erik Gates ('Mythbusters' amateur rocket expert)
Kim Manners ('The X-Files', 'Supernatural')
Howard Zeiff (Alka Seltzer - "Mama Mia, That's A Spicy Meatball")
John Hughes (80's director, also wrote episodes of 'Delta House')
Arnold Lavan ('The Rifleman', 'The Big Valley')
Linda Day Varnum ('Archie Bunker's Place', 'Married With Children')
Paul Wendkos ("Gidget" movies, "The Legend of Lizzie Borden", "A Woman Called Moses")
John Mortimer ('Rumpole of the Bailey')
John Updike ('Witches of Eastwick')
Philip Jose Farmer ('Riverworld')
Millard Kaufman ('Mr. Magoo', "Enola Gay", 'Police Story')
Mort Lachman (wrote for Bob Hope and Red Skelton)
Robert Fisher ('All in the Family', 'Alice')
John Furia Jr ('Twilight Zone', 'Waltons', 'Bonanza', 'Felony Squad')
Michael Ross ('Chico & The Man', 'Jeffersons', 'Three's Company')
Vince Powell ('Nearest And Dearest', Brit sitcom writer)
Judi Ann Mason ('Good Times', 'Sanford')
Frank McCourt ("Angela's Ashes")
Budd Schulberg ('What Makes Sammy Run?')
Dominick Dunne ("The Two Mrs. Grenvilles", 'Studio One' producer)
Larry Gelbart ('M*A*S*H', 'United States', wrote for Sid Caesar)
George Eckstein ('Fugitive' finale, "Duel")
Troy Kennedy Martin ('Reilly, Ace Of Spies')
David Lloyd ('The Mary Tyler Moore Show', 'Cheers', 'Frasier')
Dan O'Bannon ("Alien" franchise)
NEWS FIELD
Irving R. Levine (NBC News)
Thomas Braden (CNN's 'Crossfire', inspiration for 'Eight Is Enough')
Matt Quinn ('Matt Quinn's Chronicles' on WFAA, died in burning of Stoneburg, Tx)
Milton Lewis (last surviving member of original WABC Eyewitness News Team)
Walter Cronkite ('CBS News', 'You Are There')
Robert Novak (CNN)
Don Hewitt (producer of '60 Minutes')
Jack Reilly ('Good Morning America' producer)
Richard Goldstone ('Adventures In Paradise', 'Peyton Place')
Harvey Frand ('Battlestar Galactica', 'The Pretender', 80's 'Twilight Zone')
Dick Berg ('Checkmate', 'Key West', Michener's "Space")
Kevin McGee (also former husband to 'Little Britain' star Matt Lucas, hanged)
Barry Letts ('Doctor Who')
Daniel Melnick ('Get Smart', 'Ages Of Man', 'Death Of A Salesman')
Marvin Minoff (Nixon/Frost interviews)
Bernard Birnbaum (Charles Kuralt's 'One The Road')
Gary Sherman ('Perfect Strangers', 'Dharma & Greg')
Jack Michon (Emmy-winning editor of 'Taxi')
Ben Blank (created graphic images for news broadcasts)
Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr. (one of the creators of the cathode ray tube)
Nora O'Brien (NBC executive)
Anne Roberts Nelson (64 years as a CBS executive)
Ken Roberts (announcer - 'Love of Life', 'Secret Storm', and 'Electric Company')
John Kiermaier (Channel 13 PBS station in NYC, 1960's)
Ed Reimers (Allstate announcer, also 'Maverick' & 'Cheyenne' announcer, and played Admiral Fitzpatrick in 'Star Trek' tribbles episode)
Frank Batten, Sr. (Founder of Weather Channel)
Pierre Cosette ("Father of the Grammy TV broadcast")
Caro Jones (casting director)
Douglas Duitsman (former president of the Television Academy of Arts & Sciences)
Vic Mizzy (composer, 'The Addams Family' & 'Green Acres')
Winter D. Horton Jr., KCET co-founder, CTW director
Roy Disney (Walt's nephew, head of Disney Corporation)
Harold Bell (created Woodsy Owl)
Thank you all for the ways you enriched my little fantasy world. I just pray I won't have so long a list to work on next year.....
BCnU......
Labels: As Seen On TV, Big Screen TV, Blipverts, Hat Squad, League of Themselves, Toobworld Central, TV Classique, TV Movies, Twipped from the Headlines
AS SEEN ON TV: HENRY FORD
Henry Ford was replaced by his son Edsel as president of the Ford Motor Company on January 1st, 1919.
"Ford: The Man And The Machine"
Labels: As Seen On TV, TV Movies, TV timeline, Wikipediaphile
THE "WHO'S ON FIRST" WRAP-UP
So there you have it, the Toobworld Central salute to the Doctor of 'Doctor Who' here at Inner Toob. As we take our leave of David Tennant's portrayal of the Tenth Doctor and welcome the arrival of Matt Smith as Doctor Number Eleven, here's my wish for the future of the series:
More sooner than later, the show has to address the roadblock up ahead: a Time Lord is only supposed to have 13 regenerations, which would mean the original Doctor played by William Hartnell (and Richard Hurndall) and the 10 regenerations that followed, with room for three more recastaways after Matt Smith.
Christopher Eccleston and Colin Baker only lasted a year each; Paul McGann only had the one TV movie. Who knows how quickly they're going to burn through the actors to come?
This is sci-fi TV at its best - well, at the very least at its longest-running, so there must be some techno-babble to get around this. Perhaps with the Gallfreyans being re-introduced, the ruling council can offer the Doctor the chance for more regenerations, as they once did to the Master..... At any rate, the Doctor is dead. Long live the Doctor!
Allon-sey!
Labels: O'Bservations, Recastaways, Toobworld Central, TV Classique, Who's On TV, Wish-Craft
MAGIC ROUNDABOUTS
As much as I now firmly believe that RTD's hand should have been forcibly removed from the throttle long before this hot mess of a fiinale for the Tenth Doctor, I do think he deserves his props for certain things that came up during his reign. One of these was his attention to detail in making sure certain plot threads were tied off before the end of his run.
One of these was addressing the fact that Dr. Martha Jones resembled a woman who worked for Torchwood in the "Army Of Ghosts"/"Doomsday" two-parter. Invoking the "identical cousin" trope that's firmly established in Toobworld, we found out that Martha and Odeola were related.
Simlarly, in "The Stolen Earth"/"The Journey Home" two-part finale of last year, we found out that Gwen Cooper belonged to the same family tree as Gwyneth, the Cardiff maid from 1869. The strong echo of genetic material is also a common theme in Toobworld.
Then there was the introduction of the alien invaders known as the Sycorax. The name appeared to be just another appropriation of an established word, as we saw so often in 'Star Trek' which had "Vulcan", "Romulus", "Charon", etc. But then with "The Shakespeare Code", the Doctor mentioned the Sycorax in front of the Bard, who decided to steal it for himself to use (as he would do in "The Tempest").
From that same episode, we found out that Queen Elizabeth I was royally bleeped off at the Doctor, but even he didn't know why as it had not happened in his own personal timeline yet. But we've finally found out - at some point between the end of "The Waters Of Mars" and the beginning of "The End Of Time", the Doctor ended up getting married to "Good Queen Bess" and took away the veracity of her nickname.....
And so it goes....
Labels: Hall of Fame, O'Bservations, TV timeline, Who's On TV
DEEP SIX: THE GRAND MOFF WISH-CRAFT
Here's my wish-list for Steven Moffat to consider for future episodes of 'Doctor Who':
1) Get Stephen Fry to write that episode which he was supposed to have already supplied, but was too busy. Free up some time, Fry!
2) If the Time Lords are back, bring back Romana from E-Space for a guest spot. In fact, while you're at it, bring back Carole Ann Ford as Susan. Wouldn't it be interesting for her to be reunited with her grandfather again, especially now that he looks so much younger than her?
3) Let the Messiah Complex stories fade away with the RTD regime.
4) Continue the famous writers theme. May I suggest Tolkien? The inhabitants of the Forest of Cheem might have been the inspiration for the Ents....
5) Bring Paul McGann back and show his involvement in the Time War. Give the Eighth Doctor his due!
6) Persuade the BBC to do a crossover with 'Being Human'. It seems like a natural, especially now that the Doctor "appears" to be the same age as George, Mitchell, and Annie.
Labels: Deep Six, Mailing Toob, O'Bservations, Who's On TV, Wish-Craft
NAN'S GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Christmas may have passed, but here's David Tennant (reteamed with Catherine Tate) as the Ghost of Christmas Present......
Labels: Missing Links, Online TV, Skitlandia, TV Classique, Who's On TV
TEN FOR ELEVEN: CROSSOVERS WE'D LIKE TO SEE
With Matt Smith taking over as the Eleventh Incarnation of the Doctor, Toobworld Central is realigning its Wish-Craft suggestions for 'Doctor Who' crossovers with other TV shows currently on the air so they reflect a better mesh with Eleven....
'True Blood'
'Being Human'
'Eureka'
'Supernatural'
'Chuck'
'Stargate: Universe'
'Fringe'
'The Vampire Diaries'
'Warehouse 13'
Here are ten others which didn't make the top ten:
'Mad Men'
'White Collar'
'Royal Pains'
'Gossip Girl'
'Flash Forward'
'Psych'
'Sanctuary'
'Bones'
O'Bviously many of these would be unrealistic. That doesn't mean we can't wish for 'em.....
(I also wish there was a good Western on now that could be used......)
Labels: Linkin' Logs, O'Bservations, Who's On TV, Wish-Craft
BY ANY OTHER NAME: SELTZMAN & HAYTER
When Professor Jacob Seltzman used his mind-exchange technology to perform a three way exchange between himself, the Colonel, and 'The Prisoner', Seltzman put his mind into the body of the Colonel and was able to make his escape from "The Village". It could be that Seltzman decided to hide in plain sight in order to avoid those who would force him to continue his research for their own corrupted goals. If so, he could have assumed the identity of a "Professor Hayter" to go with his new body. As such, he may have taken a position at Darlington where he could conduct research on perceptual conditioning, which for him would probably be a rather non-taxing pursuit. (Mentally, he would probably still feel all of his years as well as the effects of the recent traumatic events in his life; and this line of work would have been quite easy for him.) In 1982, Professor Hayter was on board a Concorde Flight which was "temporally hijacked" by a Gallifreyan Time Lord known as "The Master". Perhaps due to his mind transfer, Professor Hayter was able to withstand the hypnosis imposed on the other passengers.
Stranded in the prehistoric past, Hayter joined forces with another Time Lord, one who was known as "The Doctor". Ultimately, Hayter sacrificed his physical life to the Xeraphin Gestalt in order to gain total scientific knowledge. (A similar fate would befall Lt. Ilia and Commander Willard Decker several hundred years into our future.) Although his physical presence had "died", Professor Hayter lived on as a spiritual being and even came back long enough to help defeat the Master's plans.
SHOWS [& MOVIES] CITED:
'The Prisoner' - "Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darling"
'Doctor Who' - "Time-Flight"
[Nigel Stock played the Colonel/Professor Seltzman in 'The Prisoner' - "Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling" and he played Professor Hayter in 'Doctor Who' - "Time-Flight"]
Labels: By Any Other Name, Game of the Name, La Triviata, Splainin 2 Do, TV Classique, Who's On TV
SPLAININ TO DO: FIXED POINTS IN TIME
Once upon a time in the old Tubeworld Dynamic website, I speculated on the reason why Superman didn't come to the rescue of the TV version of the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001. The Toobworld splainin was that Superman was already dead in the TV Universe, having died from Krypton radiation poisoning in the early sixties. (This was after he rescued a couple of characters from the TV series 'Crime Story' from an atomic test site.)
But Russell T. Davies gave us a TV concept that would have meant the Twin Towers were doomed even if Superman had been alive: fixed points in Time.
Here's a splainin from the Doctor Who Wiki:
The Laws of Time were connected to the concept of "fixed points" in time -- events and/or individuals who have such a long-standing impact on the timeline that no one, not even Time Lords, were allowed to interfere with their natural progression. The Doctor, while free to interfere in alien invasions and save planets in most cases, cannot interfere/interact with these fixed points. Examples include Jack Harkness after his rejuvenation by Rose Tyler (DW: Utopia (although the Doctor nonetheless shared several adventures with him), the destruction of Pompeii by the Vesuvius volcano (DW: The Fires of Pompeii, and the death of explorer Adelaide Brooke (DW: The Waters of Mars).
The case of Brooke marks one of the only times the Doctor has intentionally interfered with a fixed point, under the rationale that, being the last surviving Time Lord, the Laws of Time were now his to command. Ultimately, he is unable to prevent Brooke from committing suicide, thereby allowing the timeline to unfold, with only a few minor changes. (DW: The Waters of Mars) However, the 2009 Dalek Invasion of Earth, despite the fact it led to Brooke becoming a fixed point in time, was not, itself, a fixed point and therefore the Doctor was able to stop it from continuing. (DW: Journey's End).
The resolution of the Last Great Time War, which involves the destruction of Gallifrey, has been "time locked", rendering it technically an unalterable -- and inaccessible -- point in space and time. Nonetheless, Dalek Caan was able to circumvent the restriction and retrieve Davros, though at the cost of his sanity. (DW: The Stolen Earth/Journey's End)
The Time Lords themselves once sanctioned what could be the greatest-ever attempt at interfering with a fixed point in time, when they assigned the Doctor the task of preventing the creation of the Daleks. The Laws of Time, however, remained intact as the Doctor did not do so. (DW: Genesis of the Daleks)
Exactly what constitutes a fixed point in time is unclear. For example, the birth of Earth religious leader Jesus Christ was a major event in the cultural evolution of the planet Earth, so much so its common calender was dated from his estimated year of birth, and innumerable aspects of human civilization related to worship of the man. Yet the Doctor once claimed to have influenced the birthplace of Jesus, who was born in a barn due to the inn in Bethlehem having no rooms; the Doctor said he'd gotten the last room at the inn. (DW: Voyage of the Damned). However, much like the eruptions of Vesuvius, it may have been simply a case of the Doctor experiencing a predestination paradox and being part of the natural progression of events.
Makes your head hurt, don't it?
So this is why there's no fantasy rewind for events like the collapse of the Twin Towers, the explosion of the Challenger space shuttle, the sinking of the Titanic, the assassinations of Lincoln, the Kennedys, Gandhi, and Dr. King.....
Labels: Missing Links, Special Guest Appearance, Splainin 2 Do, Toobworld Central, TV timeline, Who's On TV, Wikipediaphile
SPIN-OFF CITY: CAPTAIN JACK & SARAH JANE
It may have happened anyway, no matter who played the Tenth Doctor, but it was during Tennant's Tenure as Ten that we got two strong spin-offs from the original 'Doctor Who'.
Captain Jack Harkness was introduced during Christopher Eccleston's year-long portrayal of the Ninth Doctor, and Torchwood was mentioned during his penultimate episode, "Bad Wolf". But it was after Ten was piloting the TARDIS that we saw him spur the creation of the Torchwood Institute in 1879, and get caught in a three-way battle between the Daleks, the Cybermen, and Torchwood at Canary Wharf.
And Sarah Jane Smith never ran into any of the following incarnations of the Doctor after she was unceremoniously dumped as a Companion by the Fourth Doctor. (Her involvement in "The Five Doctors" took place while she was still the Companion to the Third Doctor.) She finally crossed paths with Ten in "School Reunion", and that seems to have led to the creation of 'The Sarah Jane Adventures'. That show is geared more towards the younger set while 'Torchwood' is for a more adult audience than that targeted by 'Doctor Who'.
So even though Tennant isn't technically responsible for this expansion of the TV Universe, it can't be argued that his participation helped propel these two characters to their own series.
Labels: O'Bservations, Spin-Off City, Tele-Folks Directory, TV timeline, Who's On TV
THE MEA CULPA ORATORIO
As a Facebook status update after viewing "The Waters Of Mars", I asked if there was anything more heartbreaking during the Tennant years than the Doctor telling someone that he was sorry; that he was so very sorry.
Here are a list of examples during the four seasons of Tennant's tenure, but without the last five specials ("The Next Doctor", "Planet Of The Dead", "Waters Of Mars", and "The End Of Time (Parts One & Two)".........
"NEW EARTH"
The Doctor and Cassandra/Rose go down metal steps into Intensive Care. They find themselves in the huge cavernous chamber, looking upon row and row of green doors. The Doctor walks along one of the rows and opens a door with his sonic screwdriver. A man, covered in boils and surrounded by smoke looks back at them.
CASSANDRA/ROSE
That's disgusting. What's wrong with him?
THE DOCTOR (to the man, horrified)
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
Cassandra/Rose holds her nose whilst the Doctor closes the door gently.
"SCHOOL REUNION"
The children cheer even harder and start chanting 'Kenny! Kenny! Kenny!', patting him on the back. Only the Doctor and Sarah Jane stand separate from the merriment. Sarah Jane looks distraught.
SARAH JANE (quickly)
It's all right. He was just a... daft metal dog. Fine, really.
And she bursts into tears. The Doctor puts his arm around her comfortingly.
"AGE OF STEEL"
Why am I cold?
MRS MOORE
Oh, my God. It's alive. It can FEEL.
We broke the inhibitor.
(leans over the Cyberman, touches its head. Sincerely--)I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
The Cybermen, all over the factory, fall around and start twitching, crying out and clutching their metal skulls. One of them has caught sight of their reflection in a piece of metal and is whimpering and touching its face and fingering its reflection.
"LOVE AND MONSTERS"
I stopped it, but... I wasn't in time to save her.
(he looks Elton in the eyes)
"ARMY OF GHOSTS"
Like a psychic link. Course you want your old dad to be alive, but you're wishing him into existence. The ghosts are using that to pull themselves in.
You're spoiling it.
I'm sorry, Jackie, but there's no smell, there's no cigarettes. Just a memory.
"DOOMSDAY"
I've gotta go, I'm sorry.
He puts the phone down
"RUNAWAY BRIDE"
Lance swings the axe -- the Empress swings around and hisses at the last moment -- then he stops. He glances round at Donna and starts to laugh and the Empress laughs with him.
LANCE(to the Empress)
That was a good one. Your face!
Lance is funny.
THE DOCTOR(quietly)
Sorry for what? Lance, don't be so stupid! Get her!
LANCE (staring at her pityingly)
God, she's thick.
"SMITH AND JONES"
I had a cousin. Adeola. She worked at Canary Wharf. She never came home.
I was there. In the battle.
"BLINK"
Normally, I'd offer you a lift home, but somebody nicked my motor. So I need you to take a message to Sally Sparrow. And I'm sorry, Billy, I am very, very sorry. It's gonna take you a while.
That's why they cover their eyes. They're not weeping, they can't risk looking at each other. Their greatest asset is their greatest curse. They can never be seen. The loneliest creatures in the universe. And I'm sorry, I am very, very sorry, it's up to you now.
"LAST OF THE TIME LORDS"
No! (fires laser at the DOCTOR but the field deflects it)
Then I'll kill them!
(aims laser at MARTHA and her family but the DOCTOR throws it across the room telekinetically. Unarmed, the MASTER panics)
You can't do this! You can't do—It's not fair!
"VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED"
FOON
(hysterical, to THE DOCTOR)
Bring him back! Can't you bring him back? Bring him back, Doctor!
I'm sorry, I can't.
You promised me!
I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
"THE POISONED SKY"
Right, Donna, listen, on the back of his neck on his collar there's a sort of plug, like a hole. The Probic Vent. One blow to the Probic Vent knocks 'em out.
But he's gonna kill me.
I'm sorry. I swear I'm so sorry. But you've got to try.
She picks up the mallet that the Doctor uses so happily when piloting the TARDIS. She sneaks behind the Sontaran and hits his probic went, knocking him out.
"SILENCE IN THE LIBRARY"
In her home, the Girl is on the ground crying in agony. Under her, there's a symbol on the floor identical to the one on the lens cover of the security camera.
No, stop it, no, no!*** The Girl's words appear on a display of the camera.
Ooh, I'm sorry. I really am, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry.
(he puts down the sphere) It's alive.
You said it was a security camera.
It is. It's an alive one.
Actually, Proper Dave, could you stay where you are for a moment?
PROPER DAVE
I'm sorry. I am so, so sorry. But you've got two shadows.
Everybody looks at Proper Dave's shadows in horror.
It's how they hunt, they latch on to a food source and keep it fresh.
The Doctor wasn't the only one to employ that phrase, but there was really only one other time when it cut close to his hearts.....
"FOREST OF THE DEAD"
Here's a little something from the Missus....
Doctor... one day I'm going to be someone that you trust completely, but I can't wait for you to find that out. So I'm going to prove it to you. And I'm sorry. I'm really very sorry.
She whispers something in his ear, something that stuns him completely.
"THE STOLEN EARTH"
DONNA(slowly)
But... if the Earth's been moved... they've lost the sun.
(urgently, to the Doctor who is immersed in the computer)
What about my Mum? And Grandad? They're dead? Aren't they? Are they dead?
THE DOCTOR(helplessly)
I don't know, Donna. I just don't know. I'm sorry. I don't know.
"THE JOURNEY HOME"
I'm sorry, there's nothing else we can do.
DONNA(nods)
No, I know.
The Supreme Dalek sends a death-ray Jack's way and he screams in pain and falls to the floor, apparently dead.
ROSE(falling to her knees beside him in distress)
Jack! Oh, my God. Oh, no...
THE DOCTOR(kneels beside her)
Rose...(softly, so only she can hear)
Come here. Leave him.
ROSE(whispers)
They killed him.
I know. I'm sorry.
That's all I have for now. I'm sorry. I'm so very sorry.....
Labels: O'Bservations, Tele-Quotes, Who's On TV
WISH-CRAFT: WHITHER THE ODYSSEY FIVE?
The destruction of the Earth which was witnessed by the crew of the Odyssey (as seen in the series 'Odyssey 5') took place in 2002. They were then thrown back in Time five years by an alien known only as "The Seeker", in order to stop this catastrophe from happening.
Apparently they were successful because Toobworld is still there! And still adding new "content" to the general population.
I'd like to think that not only did they succeed in their quest to save the planet, but they also got a little outside help - from The Doctor of 'Doctor Who'
Now, even though this is supposed to be David Tennant's victory lap before the series - with him as the star- ends and Matt Smith takes up the mantle in the next season, I'd rather have the Odyssey 5 take on "Leviathan" with a different Doctor....
The Eighth Incarnation, that is - as played by Paul McGann.
In theory, there could be thousands of TV characters who met the 8th Doctor through the years, but as we only got to meet him ourselves through that very muddled FOX TV movie in 1996, all of those other encounters would have to remain off-screen. And thus we could build up his collection of adventures without ever filming another sequence with McGann.
So that's what I'm proposing: the Eighth Doctor came to the assistance of the Odyssey 5 crew in defeating the plans of Leviathan to destroy the Earth.
Perhaps it was his encounter with Dr. Kurt Mendel which led to the regeneration of the 8th Doctor into the 9th incarnation. Something which stuck in his memory and influenced the supposedly random remix of his DNA. Because maybe I'm the only to see it, but there's something about the actor Sebastian Roche - especially as he looks now in 'Fringe' - that reminds me of Christopher Eccleston.... BCnU!
Labels: Missing Links, O'Bservations, TV Classique, Who's On TV, Wish-Craft
TEN FOR TEN: MY FAVORITE ALIENS
Several new alien races and specific alien characters were introduced to the TV Universe during the Tennant years, and thankfully none of them were known to be farters.
Here's a "Top Ten for Tennant" list of my personal favorites from this era:
THE ADIPOSE ("Partners In Crime")
I gave my five year old nephew an Adipose plushie and then showed him the YouTube clip that detailed how they were created out of human body fat.....
THE WEEPING ANGELS ("Blink")
I'm never turning my back on this kind of statuary in a cemetery ever again!
MR. FINCH ("School Reunion")
Such a great acting showcase for both Anthony Stewart Head and David Tennant as they "jousted" in the pool area....
THE WIRE ("Idiot's Lantern")
What I liked best about this alien, trapped in a TV signal, was that it seems she took her human appearance from Annette Mills of the 50s children's show 'Muffin The Mule'. Of course, I may be wrong about that....
BANNAKAFFALATTA ("Voyage Of The Damned")
I guess it's my fascination with Dr. Loveless, but I always get a kick out of the little guys. And the juxtaposition of the spiky red head with that tux is cool.
THOMAS KINKAID BRANNIGAN ("Gridlock")
This is a character we should meet again! Perhaps one of that kindle of human/kitty hybrids he fathered could then become one of the Doctor's Companions? Might make for a cute running gag if the Doctor's dislike of cats carries over to the new incarnation. By the way, although I think of him as alien, it could be that Brannigan could be descended from the human/animal hybrids from a TV version of Dr. Moreau whom we've yet to meet....
THE RACNOSS QUEEN ("The Runaway Bride")
Decidedly over the top and rightfully so.
THE TRICKSTER ("Turn Left")
Technically we've only met the Trickster in 'The Sarah Jane Adventures', but it was one of his agents that caused Donna to choose a different path in life.....
NOVICE HAME ("New Earth" & "Gridlock")
Another cat character who could possibly serve as that feline Companion to the Doctor I suggested earlier.
OOD SIGMA ("Planet Of The Ood" & "The End Of Time")
Disgusting to look at, but there's a "Gielguldian" feel to the way he responds to the Doctor's prattle.....
I can't wait to see what new alien life forms we're going to meet now that "the Grand Moff" is taking over!
Labels: O'Bservations, Tele-Folks Directory, Who's On TV
DEEP SIX: MY FAVORITE TENNANT EPISODES
These of course are all subjective....
1) "Blink"
2) "Journey's End"
3) "Utopia"
4) "The Unicorn And The Wasp"
5) "School Reunion"
6) "The Girl In The Fireplace"
And since the Doctor was always one for breaking the rules, here's a bonus entry - one that doesn't actually qualify as an episode: Bonus: "Time Crash"
I would love to hear what your favorite episodes were.....
Labels: O'Bservations, Tele-Folks Directory, Toobworld Central, TV Classique, Who's On TV
THE CHAMELEON ARCH
I think the greatest contribution to the TV Universe that will come out of the Tennant years (aside from the fantastic performance by David Tennant himself) will be the introduction of the Chameleon Arch in the two-part story "Human Nature" & "Family Of Blood".
The Chameleon Arch probably made its debut in the 'Doctor Who' novel "Human Nature", but that has no bearing on the TV Universe. That must remain in the literary universe as it was about the Seventh Doctor. For the TV show, the basic story was about the Tenth.
I've written about the Chameleon Arch before, but you'll find that the link to the Boots video is no longer in service. So I found an alternate source and can provide it embedded here:
So long as 'Rex Is Not Your Lawyer' remains only a pilot, we can probably consider Rex Alexander to be the Tenth Doctor in disguise thanks to the Chameleon Arch. Of course, that would mean the characters to be played by Jane Curtin (as Rex's Mom) and Jerry O'Connell (his best friend) have to be splained away. They could be Companions during that unseen period in the Doctor's life between "Runaway Bride" and "Smith And Jones".
But of course, I'm rooting for "Rex Is Not Your Lawyer" to make it to series, so I'd be more than happy to kick this conjecture to the curb.
We can use the Chameleon Arch to speculate on the one-shot TV roles by any of the previous Doctors in various TV shows, TV movies, and even in commercials. So long as those characters aren't villains, aren't killed by the end of the show (which lets off Patrick Troughton in 'Morse'), or have other complications (like Christopher Eccleston's character of Claude in 'Heroes', who sported the power of invisibility), then we might give them consideration as being altered versions of the Doctor. And thus we would have new theoretical connections to 'Doctor Who'.
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FROM GALLIFREY, NOT FROM GUILFORD AFTER ALL....
As with the 'Star Trek' connection, it was David Tennant's Doctor who strengthened the Toobworld link between 'Doctor Who' and 'The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy' (the TV version of Douglas Adams' masterwork).
When he snapped out of his coma after regeneration, the Doctor noted that the bathrobe he was wearing was similar to that worn by a friend of his - Arthur Dent. And this would the Dent, Arthur Dent of the TV series adaptation (at least vocally the same as the one to be found in the radio universe), and not the Arthur played by Martin Freeman in that botched movie version.
Again, as with the 'Star Trek' connection, the link to 'HHG2TG' was forged before the Tenth Doctor stepped out of the TARDIS - the Fourth Doctor was seen reading a book by the author Oolon Coluphid!
The Doctor : [Reading "Origins of the Universe"] "He got it wrong on the first line! Why didn't he ask someone who saw it happen?"
Also, one of the planets mentioned in "The Pirate Planet" is also where a key ingredient for a Pan Galactic Gargle-Blaster can be found.....
The Doctor - no matter which regeneration - probably met Arthur Dent due to Arthur's association with Ford Prefect and Zaphod Beeblebrox. Especially due to Ford Prefect - the tele-version of that fellow certainly looks like he had a lot in common with the Time Lord... at least sartorially....
Labels: La Triviata, Linkin' Case, Missing Links, Tele-Quotes, TV Classique, Who's On TV, World Toob
FANFICCER'S FRIEND: TREKKIN' WITH THE TARDIS
With all of the other spacecraft that the TARDIS has materialized within, this doesn't feel wrong at all. Well, maybe the scale, but otherwise it's fanficcer catnip!
Just sayin', is all....
Labels: Fanficcer's Friend, Keep On Trekkin', Missing Links, O'Bservations, TV Classique, Who's On TV, Zonks
"DOCTOR WHO" & "STAR TREK"
The Toobworld connection between 'Doctor Who' and 'Star Trek' was unofficially established during the Second Incarnation of the Doctor (my personal fave, played by Patrick Troughton). In the lost episodes of "Power Of The Daleks", the Doctor and his Companions Polly and Ben were at the human colony on the planet Vulcan. According to that story, Vulcan was supposedly a young, volcanic world with no native life, but O'Bviously that's just what the Vulcans wanted the humans to think at the time, perhaps to keep them from pestering the green-blooded aliens in their own settlements. Apparently the Doctor kept their secret, but he must have had contact with them and learned some of their ways - not only in the use of logic, but also in the mind-meld technique.
We saw Doctor #10 employ a mind-meld to form a bond with the mind of Madame Pompadour in "The Girl In The Fireplace". It's a talent the Doctor never displayed before and there was no splainin given for it. Therefore, it's the contention of Toobworld Central that the Time Lords learned of it through their contacts with the Vulcans. (It looks as though all of the Time Lords can perform the mind-meld as the Master forced one upon the Doctor in the first part of "The End Of Time".....)
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HERE LIES THE DOCTOR
"I lied to you, 'cause I liked it."
The Doctor should have a nose like Pinocchio because of all the lies he's told over the years. And we, like the characters he tells them to, have accepted them at face value as being the Truth.
This is going to be a list of the lies told by the Tenth Doctor, but it's not as though he was the first to do so. The First Doctor started all when he told Barbara: "You can't rewrite history! Not one line!" And yet, in the greater scheme of all things Toobworld, that's exactly what has happened, Time and again, in shows like 'Quantum Leap', 'Journeyman', 'Primeval', 'Voyagers!', and 'The Time Tunnel'.
THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH HAS A POTENTIAL SPOILER ALERT!
It's the contention of Toobworld Central that the Eighth Doctor lied when he told Dr. Grace Holloway that his mother was human. If the rumors are to be believed, that will be exposed as a lie when we learn the truth of Claire Bloom's character in the second half of "The End Of Time". Why did he make that claim? With every regeneration, the Doctor not only has new DNA which provides a totally new body, but he also gains new personality quirks. I think it's pozz'ble, just pozz'ble, that if we stayed with the Eighth Doctor for more than just that one TV movie, we'd have learned that he enjoys bedding women. And if it would make it easier for him to get into Dr. Holloway's scrubs by claiming to be half-human, so be it.
And the Ninth Doctor kicked off the chain of events for one of Ten's lies by claiming to be only 900 years old when he met Rose Tyler. And yet he previously claimed, during his Seventh Incarnation, that he was 953 years old. By the time we saw him regenerate into the Eighth Doctor during the TV movie, Seven had visibly aged - which should mean he spent several more centuries travelling through Time having adventures we never saw on our TV screens. (And who knows how many centuries Eight was in control of the TARDIS before he regenerated into Nine just before the new series of 'Doctor Who' began?
But then, fellow Time Lord Romana caught him in such a lie, claiming that the Fourth Doctor was shaving years off his true age.
For more information on the Doctor's age, visit the TARDIS Wiki.
So here are some of the lies told by the Tenth Doctor. They have to be considered lies by Toobworld Central because of their impact on the TV Universe in general......
1] The Age thing....
THE DOCTOR:
I'm the Doctor. I'm a Time Lord. I'm from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. I'm 903 years old and I'm the man who's gonna save your lives and all six billion of the people on the planet below. You got a problem with that?
("Voyage Of The Damned")
Despite the regeneration, the Doctor seems to be carrying on with Nine's assertion that he was 900 years old when he met Rose Tyler. But the TARDIS Wiki states that "Assuming the Doctor is either lying about his age or ignoring his early life (the first 236 years of his life) on Gallifrey, The Doctor could in fact be at least 1136 when he was with Rose Tyler and 1139, during the Titanic incident."
2] Re: Dimension hopping
We're not meant to be here. The TARDIS draws its power off the universe, but it's the wrong universe. It's like diesel in a petrol engine.
But... I've seen it in comics. People are hopping from one alternative world to another - it's easy.
Not in the real world.... Used to be easy. When the Time Lords kept their eye on everything, you could hop between realities, home in time for tea. Then they died, took it all with them. The walls of reality closed, the worlds were sealed. Everything became a bit less kind.
("Rise of the Cybermen")
And here's a list of TV shows that prove that Earthlings didn't need the Time Lords to jump between dimensions:
'Sliders'
'Star Trek'
'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine'
'The X-Files'
'The Twilight Zone'
And thanks to 'Fringe', they're still doing it on-screen even without the presence of the Time Lords.....
3] Re: Magic
So, magic and stuff. That's a surprise. It's a little bit 'Harry Potter'.
Wait till you read Book Seven. Oh, I cried.
But is it real, though? I mean, witches, black magic and all that, it's real?
'Course it isn't!
("The Shakespeare Code")
Here are some of the shows that put the lie to that statement:
'Bewitched'
'Tabitha'
'Passions'
'Charmed'
'Sabrina, The Teen-aged Witch'
4] Re: the last of the Time Lords
I lied to you, 'cause I liked it. I could pretend. Just for a bit, I could imagine they were still alive, underneath a burnt orange sky.
There was a war. A Time War. The last Great Time War. My people fought a race called the Daleks, for the sake of all creation. And they lost. They lost. Everyone lost. They're all gone now. My family, my friends, even that sky.
("Gridlock")
For once, this was not a knowing lie. It looks as though the Doctor truly didn't know that the Time Lords still existed. With the second half of "The End Of Time" airing tonight, we'll find out the full story behind that....
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SNEAK PEEK TO PART TWO.....
TELE-MARS
AS SEEN ON TV: CASTING ABOUT
WHO'S AT THE NORTH POLE AND WHY
AS SEEN ON TV: PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA
THE "WHO'S ON FIRST" KICK-OFF
CROSSING ZONE: "WALKING DISTANCE" & "MAD MEN"
GOOD COP, BABY COP
DATELINE: TOOBWORLD
AS SEEN ON TV: NERO
TCM REMEMBERS - 2009
AFRICAN ECHOES
AS SEEN ON TV: MATA HARI
AS SEEN ON TV: JAMES McNEILL WHISTLER
AS SEEN ON TV: VERY WITTY WITS
AS SEEN ON TV: KATHERINE HEPBURN
"THE VINCENT PRICE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL"
BROKEBACK CHRISTMAS
AS SEEN ON TV: JAMES DEAN

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Global Airport Security Market - Segmented By Security Technology (Surveillance Systems, Biometric Security, Screening And Scanning Systems, Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems), And By Geography - Growth, Trends And Forecast (2018 - 2023)
Published on: Sep 2018 | From USD $4250 | Published By: MORDOR INTELLIGENCE | Number Of Pages: 100
The Airport Security Market is expected to register a CAGR of 9.3% during the forecast period, 2018 � 2023. The increasing security rules and regulations at the airports worldwide coupled with the increasing investments in Airport Construction is expected to drive the market.
Increasing Security Rules and Regulations at the Airports Worldwide
The rise in the number of terrorist threats as well as the rise in the number of attacks carried out at airports in the recent years has highlighted the urgent need for increased security measures. Since 9/11, five terrorist attack attempts on the US airlines and airports have made airport security a continued priority for various government officials worldwide. Issuing of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act after the 9/11 attacks led to the creation of the Transport Security Administration and had federal employees put in charge of airport screening. Moreover, during the past few years, various airports around the world have witnessed significant development regarding airport security. Furthermore, the TSA during the past few years have implemented various changes to airport security measures with the inclusion of metal detectors for passengers, x-ray screening checks for carry-on bags as well as screening for explosives in checked in bags. Furthermore, under the Secure Flight Program, pre-screening of passengers by comparing the names of the passengers submitted by the airlines to a watch list have also been implemented at airports worldwide to increase safety at the airports. Furthermore, in the present scenario, new security rules in the US region shall lead to the introduction of stricter passenger screening techniques on all flight bound to the US. The new procedure has been set to comply with the requirements of the US government aimed at responding to threats of hidden explosives. Moreover, according to the US officials, the new procedure shall affect 325,000 airline passengers on 2,100 commercial flights arriving each day in the US. The rise in the number of threats to the airports worldwide, in the present scenario, have led to the new airport security measures introduced by the TSA to be implemented in nearly 280 airports in 100 countries globally. Furthermore, the TSA has lifted the ban which was preventing passengers from carrying electronic devices such as laptops on board the plane cabins. Furthermore, the implementation of new security measures to increase security at airports shall lead to longer queue times at the airports and shall also lead to flight delays in the near future.
Furthermore, countries such as China, in the present scenario, have introduced human imaging devices which makes use of millimeter wave technology in order to check a passenger at the airport completely. This technology has been installed on trial in four Chinese airports in 2017 according to the rules and regulations mandated by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). Additionally, the CAAC have implemented their latest official technical standards as well as testing programs for the wave human imaging technology installed at Chinese airports. Moreover, after the US as well as the European Union, China is one of the first countries in the Asia- Pacific region to use this technology. Likewise, the human wave imaging technology has already been put into operations by various countries including the US, Britain, Netherlands, Japan as well as Australia. Furthermore, the technology shall lead to replacing the handheld metal detectors which are being used for the last 26 years according to CAAC.
Furthermore, in 2018, there has been an increase in the usage of facial recognition at various Chinese airports which have led to an improvement in managing the passenger traffic flow at various Chinese airports.
Additionally, the human wave millimeter imaging technology has been approved as one of the most advanced technology for performing global airport security checks thereby improving efficiency at the airport. Furthermore, in 2018, the facial recognition technology has been installed in a total of 557 security channels at 62 airports including Shanghai Pudong International Airport as well as Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport and the technology has proved to be accurate and effective. With various airports in China adopting the technology, it has led to improvements regarding passenger handling at the airports. Moreover, the systems allow the passenger to skip the check-in formalities at the airport and proceed towards the security check-ins where cameras scan the face of the passengers as well as their passports and IDs to confirm the identity of the passengers.
India to Witness Significant Growth in Airport Security
The Indian aviation industry is anticipated to become the third largest aviation market by 2025. According to IATA (International Air Transport Association) India shall have 478 million air passenger traffic which shall be more than that of Japan and Germany by 2025. The rise in the number of air passengers has led to various Indian airports struggling to meet the current demand. Furthermore, with the increase in the number of passengers, there has been a significant increase in the number of security threats which are being faced by the airports. Recent cases such as the discovery of a bomb enclosed in a mobile phone case have led to the security officials becoming more vigilant in terms of airport security. Additionally, according to an audit carried out by the BCAS (Bureau of Civil Aviation Security) has revealed that only 6 out of the 59 airports guarded by the CISF (Central Industrial Security Forces) have been equipped to diffuse and dispose of explosives. Bomb detection and bomb disposal squads are present and operational in airports of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad. Furthermore, in their audit in 2018, the BCAS has stated that in normal conditions an airport requires 28 pieces of equipment including explosive vapor detectors, bomb disposal suits and remotely operated vehicles for making explosive detection and disposal squads be operational within the airport. The systems have been integrated into only 6 of the airports out of 59 airports guarded by the CSIF. Moreover, in the present scenario, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Hyderabad has become the first airport in India to provide pre-embarking security check at the entry gate of the terminal. The newly introduced security check shall serve as an �Express Security Check� for the domestic passengers who are traveling without any check in-baggage. The newly introduced process shall benefit the airlines by reducing the queues at the check-in counters and hall also lead to improving the on-time performance of the airlines.
Recent Developments:
Aug 2017: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport Hyderabad in collaboration with the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), in the present scenario, have launched �Express Security Check-in facility for their domestic passengers. Domestic passengers traveling without any checked in baggage can now avail the pre- embankment security check at the gate of the terminal.
Jul 2018: Officials at Denver International Airport are remapping their terminal building as well as gates in order to provide better security at the airport. The airport shall be adding 39 more gates in order to improve the security of the passengers.
Major Players:
FLIR Systems, Inc., Tyco Security Products, Honeywell International Inc., and Siemens AG among others.
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1.3 Executive Summary
2.1 Study Deliverables
2.2 Study Assumptions
2.3 Research Phases
3. Market Insights
3.1 Current Market Scenario
3.2 Technology Trends
3.3 Industry Attractiveness - Porter's Five Forces Analysis
3.3.2 Bargaining Power of Supplier
3.3.3Threat of New Entrants
3.3.4 Threat of Substitute Products
5. Airport Security Market, Segmented by Security Technology
5.1 Surveillance Systems
5.2 Biometric Security
5.3 Screening and Scanning Systems
5.4 Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems
6. Airport Security Market, Segmented by Geography
6.1.1 US
6.1.4 Rest of North America
6.4.2 Rest of South America
6.5 Middle-East & Africa
6.5.1 Saudi Arabia
6.5.2 United Arab Emirates
6.5.4 Rest of Middle East & Africa
7. Competitive Landscape
7.1.2 Market Share Analysis
8.1 FLIR Systems Inc.
8.2 Tyco Security Products
8.3 Honeywell International Inc.
8.4 Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH
8.5 Siemens
8.6 Unisys Corporation
8.7 Raytheon Company
8.8 L3 Technologies Inc
8.9 Hart International Solutions
8.10 ABM
8.11 Longport Aviation Security
8.12 Convenant
8.13 Trident Group
9. Future of the Market
10. Disclaimer
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Q: Android: How to select Random value from an Array and then remove that selected value I am trying to select a random value from an Array but I don't know how can I remove it, function is properly generating random numbers from Array.
Help me Please that How can I remove selected number from my randomNumbers Array
This is My code
    static int[] randomNumbers = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 };

public static int randomArray(){
    java.util.Random rand = new java.util.Random();
    int first = randomNumbers[rand.nextInt(randomNumbers.length)];
    return first;

}

A: No you cannot delete anything from an array.
Arrays are of fixed size in java. You can use ArrayList<Int> for your purpose.

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Mitomycin C versus 5-Fluorouracil for wound healing in glaucoma surgery
Does mitomycin C (MMC) offer any advantage in comparison to 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU) as the antimetabolite used to augment glaucoma surgery (trabeculectomy)? Does MMC help to achieve lower rates of trabeculectomy failure than 5-FU at one year postoperatively?
Raised intraocular pressure is a risk factor for glaucoma. One treatment option is glaucoma drainage surgery (trabeculectomy) to help lower intraocular pressure. Antimetabolites are medicines used during surgery to help reduce scarring after surgery during wound healing. If scarring occurs it can lead to treatment failure because the drainage channel no longer works. Two agents in common use are MMC and 5-FU.
The evidence is up to date to October 2015.
We included 11 randomised controlled trials conducted in the United States, Europe, Asia and Africa in this review. In total, 687 eyes of 679 participants underwent routine trabeculectomy for glaucoma control. Some participants were at a higher risk of failure than others, for example if they had had previous glaucoma surgery, were of African origin, or if they had secondary glaucoma. Five studies enrolled participants at low risk of trabeculectomy failure, five studies enrolled participants at high risk of failure, and one study enrolled people with both high and low risk of failure. None of the included trials enrolled participants with combined trabeculectomy/cataract surgery.
Our review showed that the risk of failure of trabeculectomy at one year after surgery was slightly less in those participants treated with MMC compared to 5-FU. All of the included randomised controlled trials contributed to this result, with a mixed study population of high- and low-risk participants and varied methodology of antimetabolite application. We did not detect any significant differences between the subgroups of participants at low and high risk of failure, but the power of this analysis was low.
We identified no difference between the visual outcomes of the group that received MMC and the group that received 5-FU at one year postoperatively nor in the number of drops used postoperatively. However, we found evidence to suggest that MMC was more effective at lowering intraocular pressure than 5-FU in both high- and low-risk participants, achieving a lower mean intraocular pressure postoperatively than in those who were treated with 5-FU at one year. This effect seemed to be greater in the high-risk populations.
Evaluating the overall complications across all studies revealed a slight favour toward using MMC, particularly with the incidence of epitheliopathy and hyphaema. There was a trend towards bleb leaks, wound leaks, late hypotony and cataract formation in the MMC-treated group.
None of the studies reported quality of life.
We graded the quality of the evidence as low, mostly due to the risk of bias in the included studies. One bias we commonly encountered came from the different techniques of antimetabolite administration, making it difficult to conceal which medicine was being used. Furthermore, most studies only had a few complications to report, which meant that there were low numbers overall to include in the analysis of complications.
We found low-quality evidence that MMC may be more effective in achieving long-term lower intraocular pressure than 5-FU. Further comparative research on MMC and 5-FU is needed to enhance reliability and validity of the results shown in this review. Furthermore, the development of new agents that control postoperative scar tissue formation without side effects would be valuable and is justified by the results of this review.
Raised intraocular pressure is a risk factor for glaucoma. One treatment option is glaucoma drainage surgery (trabeculectomy). Antimetabolites are used during surgery to reduce postoperative scarring during wound healing. Two agents in common use are mitomycin C (MMC) and 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU).
To assess the effects of MMC compared to 5-FU as an antimetabolite adjunct in trabeculectomy surgery.
We searched CENTRAL (which contains the Cochrane Eyes and Vision Group Trials Register) (2015 Issue 9), Ovid MEDLINE, Ovid MEDLINE In-Process and Other Non-Indexed Citations, Ovid MEDLINE Daily, Ovid OLDMEDLINE (January 1946 to October 2015), EMBASE (January 1980 to October 2015), Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences Literature Database (LILACS) (January 1982 to October 2015), the ISRCTN registry (www.isrctn.com/editAdvancedSearch), ClinicalTrials.gov (www.clinicaltrials.gov) and the World Health Organization (WHO) International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (ICTRP) (www.who.int/ictrp/search/en). We did not use any date or language restrictions in the electronic searches for trials. We last searched the electronic databases on 2 October 2015.
We included randomised controlled trials where wound healing had been modified with MMC compared to 5-FU.
Two review authors independently selected trials and collected data. The primary outcome was failure of a functioning trabeculectomy one year after surgery. Secondary outcomes included mean intraocular pressure at one year. We considered three subgroups: high risk of trabeculectomy failure (people with previous glaucoma surgery, extracapsular cataract surgery, African origin and people with secondary glaucoma or congenital glaucoma); medium risk of trabeculectomy failure (people undergoing trabeculectomy with extracapsular cataract surgery) and low risk of trabeculectomy failure (people who have received no previous surgical eye intervention).
We identified 11 trials that enrolled 687 eyes of 679 participants. The studies were conducted in the United States, Europe, Asia and Africa. Five studies enrolled participants at low risk of trabeculectomy failure, five studies enrolled participants at high risk of failure, and one study enrolled people with both high and low risk of failure. None of the included trials enrolled participants with combined trabeculectomy/cataract surgery.
We considered one study to be at low risk of bias in all domains, six studies to be at high risk of bias in one or more domains, and the remaining four studies to be at an unclear risk of bias in all domains.
The risk of failure of trabeculectomy at one year after surgery was less in those participants who received MMC compared to those who received 5-FU, however the confidence intervals were wide and are compatible with no effect (risk ratio (RR) 0.54, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.30 to 1.00; studies = 11; I2 = 40%). There was no evidence for any difference between groups at high and low risk of failure (test for subgroup differences P = 0.69).
On average, people treated with MMC had lower intraocular pressure at one year (mean difference (MD) -3.05 mmHg, 95% CI -4.60 to -1.50), but the studies were inconsistent (I2 = 52%). The size of the effect was greater in the high-risk group (MD -4.18 mmHg, 95% CI -6.73 to -1.64) compared to the low-risk group (MD -1.72 mmHg, 95% CI -3.28 to -0.16), but again the test for interaction was not statistically significant (P = 0.11).
Similar proportions of eyes treated with MMC lost 2 or more lines of visual acuity one year after surgery compared to 5-FU, but the confidence intervals were wide (RR 1.05, 95% CI 0.54 to 2.06).
Adverse events occurred relatively rarely, and estimates of effect were generally imprecise. There was some evidence for less epitheliopathy in the MMC group (RR 0.23, 95% CI 0.11 to 0.47) and less hyphaema in the MMC group (RR 0.62, 95% CI 0.42 to 0.91).
Overall, we graded the quality of the evidence as low largely because of risk of bias in the included studies and imprecision in the estimate of effect.
Mitomycin C for glaucoma surgery
Aqueous shunt surgery and mitomycin C
Fornix-based versus limbal-based conjunctival trabeculectomy flaps for glaucoma
Combined glaucoma and cataract surgery versus cataract surgery alone for eyes with cataract and glaucoma
Interventions for helping people use eye drops as prescribed for raised eye pressure or glaucoma
Eyes & vision > Glaucoma
Cabourne E, Clarke JCK, Schlottmann PG, Evans JR
Cabourne E, Clarke JCK, Schlottmann PG, Evans JR. Mitomycin C versus 5-Fluorouracil for wound healing in glaucoma surgery. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2015, Issue 11. Art. No.: CD006259. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD006259.pub2


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the wearables. new generation tech a life changer.
Home designlifestyle >>accessoriesthe wearables. new generation tech a life changer.
Dec 22, 2013 | accessories, audio-video, gadgets, people, producer, retailer, sports, tools, travel, What's hot! |
The smartphone industry has provided all the now-inexpensive tech that is needed to go to the next level. What's needed now is an adaptation of function and aesthetics. Creating smart gadgets that are wearable (good looking) will change real-time life as we know it and it's here now.
[ shine fitness tracker ]
Shine creator Sonny Vu has pushed the envelope in this category. Shine does aspire and inspires. If you can do this to one category, we don't have to say much more than that. [ misfit wearables ]
[ galaxy gear ]
The Samsung Galaxy Gear is a watch. You can customize the way it looks and how it tells you the time with several face options and the choice of ten pre-loaded clock types. So far so good. But what makes it smart? It notifies users of incoming messages, such as calls, texts, emails and alerts, delivers a preview of those messages and creates the opportunity for users to accept or discreetly ignore those messages.
In the past, some have seen Samsung's design as plasticky and cheap, the Samsung Galaxy Gear is not. With an aluminum face and a rubber wrist-strap, it feels much more premium than the Pebble. It's not small, with a 1.63-inch screen, 11.1mm thickness and a width of 36.8mm, some would call it chunky, but we don't mind that in a watch.
galaxy 2 rumored to be released in spring 2014
[ recon snow2 ]
Recon Instruments, behind the world's first consumer Heads-up Displays (HUD) for sports, has introduced the fourth generation of their heads up display for skiers and snowboarders, the Recon Snow2. As with previous versions of Recon's snow HUD, Snow2 has been designed to work with goggles from the world's leading manufacturers including Oakley, Smith, Scott, Uvex, Alpina, Briko and Zeal. The Snow2 is also available for sale as a stand-alone unit. You can go to the company website and at Apple.com and in Apple retail stores worldwide in partnership with Oakley and specialty ski and snowboard retailers in partnership with Smith, Oakley and Zeal.
for bikers there's also reconjet
[ recon instruments ]
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Sound 1 bluetooth speakers by cloudandco for elevenplus.
desktop speakers for phones and other mobile devices are wondrously rich in design innovation.
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Some of these items are "when it's gone it's gone" and unrepeatable,so don't delay! Listed here is a selection of items that we need to clear.
These offers are only available directly from Icon Audio and not through our network of retailers or distributors.
Consisting of EX-DEMO, B GRADE and SECOND HAND items.
A 10% deposit can secure any item for up to 3 months*.
We have a variety of "B Grade"but brand new products on offer at present which will come with our usual guarantee and be individually prepared and tested for you.
So if you are looking for one of our products please call us to see if we have one at a reduced price as a "B Grade" product.
Like many Hi Fi Enthusiasts, our customers like to upgrade their equipment from time to time so we have a variety of pre-used Icon Audio products on offer.
All will have been thoroughly checked and tested (or just about to!) in our workshop and will come with our usual guarantee.
Call us for more information and pricing where not shown.
We have just one "B Grade" Stereo 60 MkIII M in our stores fittted with Jensen capacitors and can be prepared with either KT120's or KT150's. This is the same as our current version of the Stereo 60 MkIII M but in gloss black paint finish (our current production has a matt paint finish), only has a few light cosmetic marks/scratches – hence the reduced price.
This is our biggest integrated amplifier. It is ideal for someone wanting a very dynamic fast sound. It has a big power supply, big output transformers, and designed for the excellent new Tung-sol KT150/120. And it comes with many features!
An integrated version of our MB90 MKIIs. The original design got the best out of the KT88, now re-designed for the KT120/150 which we believe has even better sonics.
The MK III design comes with our new "LDT" low distortion transformers, a valve regulated first stage, and a copper alloy top plate.
Integrated & Power Amplifier in One!
A special feature is the ability to change the sensitivity of Stereo 60 MKIII at the flick of a switch. Choose between use as either an integrated remote control amplifier, or as a power amplifier fed from a separate pre-amplifier.
The triode sound is preferred by many hi fi fans, but the power is always lower. With our UL/Triode switch you can change from 80 watts to 40 watts of pure triode sound by changing the switch.
Current retail price is £3519.95 – this is on offer at £2670.00 for KT120 version or £2920 for KT150 version (regular retail price £3720) – Jensen capacitor upgrade already fitted.
No boxes, personal collection only, please contact us.
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Prices corrected as of 22nd March 2019 but may vary, please contact us for confirmation.
WARRANTY on special Offers, Icon Audio products: New/Shopsoiled/Secondhand 12 months (valves 3 months). Other brands, New 12 months, Secondhand 3 months (Parts and labour only, excluding consumables like styli and valves, on a return to base basis.
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It's long overdue that I own a Vehicross. They're the SUV equivalent of the 3/s in the sports car world; highly capable, seldom understood, seriously undervalued. I've read the reviews, the C&D takes, etc--and they all indicate that the Vehicross is a highly capable AWD vehicle, even besting most others in its class (at that time). And like the 3/s, the style is quite appealing--arguably requiring only a few minor tweaks to achieve aesthetic perfection.
I won't be modding it. Aftermarket wheels, some tint / nightshades, and that's about it. I'm excited. This is the best compliment to my 3/s that I could probably put in my garage--aside from another 3/s.
Well I've finally procured my very own. It's a 1999 Ebony Black one that I got with 82,200 miles on it. Took it on a 12 hour trip from Phoenix to Ogden, and it ran like a champ. I can't wait to get settled into a new house & get some good pics.


RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Universal Corporation (NYSE: UVV), (Universal), announced today the September 29, 2016 dismissal of a lawsuit filed in March 2016 by Mr. William Frank Lee and his company, Central Marketing, Inc., against Universal and its subsidiary, Carolina Innovative Food Ingredients, Inc. ("CIFI"), concerning the creation and establishment of the sweet potato processing business. Universal Leaf North America U.S., Inc. was also named in the suit.
"Last spring I filed a lawsuit against Universal Corp., Universal Leaf North America, U.S., Inc., Carolina Innovative Food Ingredients and others involving a dispute about the creation of a business in eastern North Carolina to process sweet potatoes into food products. Since that time information has come to my attention that has caused me to conclude that I should dismiss the lawsuit, and my attorney has now done so. I would also like to withdraw the allegations that were made against my longtime friend and business colleague Clay Frazier, President of Universal Leaf North America."


Run down smooth-controlled trail plus loaded pack.
Run down road over-stride plus load.
Power hike up, trainers, no poles, load.
So, be smart, heed any overload signs and build up to the outrageous stuff.
So, Week 1 has six sessions in total: three uphill-themed workouts and three downhill skill-based workouts from the list above, and the workouts get more taxing as the weeks progress.
I would never give this six week program as it is to any of my runners. I would use it as a framework and then adjust it according to the nature of the race we are preparing for and the relative strengths/weaknesses of my client – and you should do the same. The coaching team here at XNRG can help you take the guesswork out of that.


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in chiesa per un viaggio con gysin e burroughs
One of Belfast's oldest former churches has been transformed into a powerful new immersive art experience.
Carlisle Memorial Church has become the latest venue in the UK to host a giant version of Brion Gysin's Dreamachine, where audiences lie back and close their eyes for a performance of sound and white light.
—> https://uk.news.yahoo.com/former-belfast-church-hosts-immersive-134012973.html
till Sept. 4th !
https://unboxed2022.uk/dreamachine
https://thethinair.net/2022/07/dreamachine-at-carlisle-memorial-church-belfast/
https://belfastmedia.com/arts-i-have-a-dreamachine
https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/humanities/research/philosophyresearch/newsandevents/headline_849559_en.html
https://centralrecorder.com/dreamachine-is-an-immersive-art-experience-in-a-former-belfast-church/
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Q: Distribute 3 chlidren in a parent I have a div with three divs in it like this:
#parent
   #child-1
   #child-2
   #child-3

And I want it to look like this:

Child 2 should use up the available space vertically, because child-3 is display:none as default, and only on some event it would show up, so it should push child-2 up. child-3 should be as high as it needs to be as well.
I like to use flexbox, but I think I cannot use it here.
It would be really easy to put them in another div, and just do a flex on that box and flex-direction:column, but I do not have this opportunity, so they will be in the same div as child-1.
So what is the easiest way to accomplish this with pure CSS without touching the HTML structure?

A: Here's one working example:

         #parent {
            height: 50em;
         }
         div[id^=child] {
            border: 2px solid black;
            box-sizing: border-box;
         }
         #child1 {
            height: 100%;
            min-height: 32em;
            background: red;
            width: 30%;
            float: left;
            margin: 0;
         }
         #child2 {
            height: 60%;
            background: green;
            width: calc(70% - .4em);
            margin-left: calc(30% + .4em);
            margin-bottom: .4em;
         }
         #child3 {
            height: calc(40% - .4em);
            min-height: 10em;
            background: yellow;
            width: calc(70% - .4em);
            margin-left: calc(30% + .4em);
         }
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"JuriLog" constitutes a pioneering initiative to enhance the strong complementarity between Law and Logic. Because of their very nature, these two disciplines are closely connected. No jurist or legal scholar would affirm that he proceeds illogically. No logician would deny that Law contains and applies a multiplicity of logical rules that are difficult to outmatch. Nonetheless, initiatives such as the JuriLog Project are very rare. This project aims to fill this gap and thereby promote the ideal of a universal logic of law.
Historically, three points of contacts between Law and Logic deserve to be highlighted. For one, it has long been the subject of speculation how Roman law may have been influenced by the philosophical positions of the Stoa and more precisely by Stoic Logic. Eventually, researchers were able to confirm this assumption in the 1960´. The legal writings by the young G. W. Leibniz provide a second notable point of contact: these works constitute an exemplary attempt at establishing a strong link between Logic and Law, thereby highlighting their unity. Finally, contemporary research provides a third contact point. Contemporary developments in logic and especially in dialogic logic are striving more than ever to formalize concrete argumentative practices and have already found the first applications in Law. The project JuriLog is going to work on these three contact points so as to further pursue the ideal of a universal logic of law.
The cooperation between the German team led by Prof. Matthias Armgardt and the French team led by Prof. Shahid Rahman is a direct outgrowth of how their respective fields of research complement each other.
The main research focus of the team in Lille consists in the development of a logical and philosophical framework designed to capture various kinds of argumentative practices. This undertaking has already led the French researchers to delve into the study of conditional and legal fictions. The strength of the German team, on the other hand, lies in the field of Roman law and its relation to Stoic logic as well as in the field of Leibniz' philosophy, especially his philosophy of law.
The value of the German-French cooperation is substantial and finds expression at several different levels. The cooperation yields in the first place the interdisciplinary approach required by the project´s focus: legal scholars, historians of law, philosophers and logician will all be represented thanks to the cooperation. In addition, the two research teams together conspicuously cover the contact points between Law and Logic mentioned above. More precisely, the project will be in the position to avail itself of leading scholars in the crucial fields of Roman law and Stoicism, Leibniz' philosophy of right, and contemporary developments in logic.
From left to right: Karlheinz Hülser, Shahid Rahman, Juliele Sievers, Bettine Jankowski, Sébastien Magnier, Matthias Armgardt, Juliana de Albuquerque Katz.
From left to right: Rainhard Bengez, Karlheinz Hülser, Juliele Sievers, Giuliano Bacigalupo, Fosca Mariani Zini, Sébastien Magnier, Sandrine Chassagnard-Pinet, Juliana de Albuquerque Katz, Patrice Canivez, Matthias Armgardt.
The project´s general objective is to achieve significant results in the different areas of research mentioned above. These results should in turn foster the ideal of a universal logic of law – an enterprise which on the background of the legal standardization of the European Union is not only desirable but even a necessity.


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This is json file I'm trying to decode:
http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamUserStats/GetUserStatsForGame/v0002/?appid=730&key=4A997F8522CC375E3F9327212B34504D&steamid=76561197996413884
So, I do something like:
$url = "http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamUserStats/GetUserStatsForGame/v0002/?appid=730&key=4A997F8522CC375E3F9327212B34504D&steamid=76561197996413884";

$json_data = file_get_contents($url);

$json_decoded = json_decode($json_data, true);

var_dump($json_decoded);

var_dump returns only 2 inner arrays from 4. To be specific, output is:
array(1) {
    ["playerstats"]=> array(2) {
        ["steamID"]=> string(17) "76561198007323914"
        ["gameName"]=> string(15) "ValveTestApp260"
    }
}

stats and achievements are missing. Suggestions?

A: Am assuming u want to collect all data from the url (that is data by GET method http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamUserStats/GetUserStatsForGame/v0002/?appid=730&key=4A997F8522CC375E3F9327212B34504D&steamid=76561197996413884
You should have something like this.
$url = "http://api.steampowered.com/ISteamUserStats/GetUserStatsForGame/v0002/?appid=730&key=4A997F8522CC375E3F9327212B34504D&steamid=76561197996413884";

print_r(json_decode($_GET));


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text:
use std::cmp::Ordering;

#[derive(PartialEq, Debug)]
pub enum Classification {
    Deficient,
    Perfect,
    Abundant,
}

pub fn classify(num: u64) -> Result<Classification, &'static str> {
    if num == 0 {
        Err("Number must be positive")
    } else {
        Ok(match (1..1 + num / 2)
            .filter(|i| num % i == 0)
            .sum::<u64>()
            .cmp(&num)
        {
            Ordering::Less => Classification::Deficient,
            Ordering::Equal => Classification::Perfect,
            Ordering::Greater => Classification::Abundant,
        })
    }
}

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