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Kościół Najświętszego Serca Pana Jezusa – rzymskokatolicki kościół parafialny należący do dekanatu Kochłowice archidiecezji katowickiej. Znajduje się w Bykowinie, dzielnicy Rudy Śląskiej.

Świątynia została zaprojektowana przez budowniczego diecezjalnego Jana Affę. Kościół został zbudowany w ciągu czterech miesięcy 1935 roku. Świątynia została wzniesiona na najwyższym okolicznym wzniesieniu – na tzw. "skałce" (296 m n.p.m.). Budowla jest trzynawowa, pseudohalowa, posiada korpus nawowy czteroprzęsłowy. Nawy są oddzielone prostymi murowanymi filarami na planie kwadratu podtrzymującymi w drugiej kondygnacji chóry boczne. W partii zachodniej na całej szerokości korpusu nawowego znajduje się murowany chór muzyczny, podtrzymywany przez cztery słupy, łączący się z chórami bocznymi. Chóry mają prostą balustradę od dołu i góry wzbogaconą profilowaniem. Ściany nawy i prezbiterium są zwieńczone prostym gzymsem koronującym. Cała świątynia posiada formę surowej bryły wybudowanej na zasadzie dodawania form kubicznych. Elewacje są otynkowane i posiadają bardzo skromny detal architektoniczny w kształcie cokołu obłożonego kamieniem łamanym i profilowanego gzymsu wieńczącego. Fasada jest ściśle symetryczna i dośrodkowa, na jej osi jest umieszczona dominująca wieża. Świątynia została wzniesiona w stylu modernistycznym.

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Wednesday film introduction from Catharina Manchanda, contemporary art curator at Seattle Art Museum!
Herb and Dorothy: they sound like one more couple your grandparents played pinochle with. But if it's Herb and Dorothy Vogel, their favorite pastime is actually modern art, and the collection they amassed for fun in their apartment is now worth millions of dollars.
In 2009 Megumi Sasaki offered up a portrait of this old married couple as friendly and unassuming as the couple themselves, sneaking a question or two about the culture of art admiration into a real-life tour of modern art's most famous works. This follow up movie about the pair looks at them as they close the door on their life as collectors, distributing 50 works to an art institution in each of America's 50 states.
Join us on Wednesday, October 9 for a film introduction from Catharina Manchanda, contemporary art curator at the Seattle Art Museum.
Passionately devoted to contemporary art and artists, Herb and Dorothy Vogel, a New York City postal clerk and his wife, a librarian, began in 1962 to build what would become a legendary art collection. Seeking to share their love for contemporary art with others, the Vogels donated a sizable portion of their collection to the National Gallery of Art in Washington. This initial gift led to the creation of The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection: Fifty Works for Fifty States project, which enabled the Vogels to share works from their collection nationwide. The Seattle Art Museum is the beneficiary in Washington State. To find out more about the SAM works included in the Vogel gift, visit www.vogel5050.org.


Mr. Robert W. Moore began in the auto industry in the early 1950s, with Bob Moore Oldsmobile in Wichita, KS. In 1970 Bob Moore relocated to Oklahoma City purchasing the first Cadillac dealership. He built his company based on the guiding principles of hard work, great customer service, honesty and respect.
Bob Moore's son, Mark Moore, assumed the position of President and CEO in 1998. Since then, the company has expanded to 14 dealerships, 18 brands, a collision center and more. The company operates on those same guiding principles today.
Bob Moore represents the gold standard for automobile dealerships throughout the region. Integrity is at the heart of everything we do. Our commitment to greatness begins with our employees who advocate for our vision, mission, and values. We believe it's not what we do or how we do it, it's why we do what we do.
At Bob Moore, we are intentionally looking for individuals who are customer focused, desire to make their mark in the automotive industry, and utilize their talents and abilities to achieve success both for themselves and the company. We want employees who seek collaboration and teamwork and conduct themselves in a manner that exemplifies our values of Commitment, Opportunity, Respect, and Empowerment. People who, because they are valued, value our customers.
Bob Moore is committed to making each of the communities we serve better. We know that a great workplace environment includes giving our team members opportunities to work together to make a difference in the lives of others. We work alongside community organizations that provide meaningful and interactive experiences for our employees. In the end, it creates a community of people within the Bob Moore organization who are passionate about volunteering and helping those who need it most.


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Streak: Bangladesh home away from home
Ali Shahriyar Bappa
Published at 10:54 pm January 13th, 2018
Zimbabwe head coach Heath Streak said he treats Bangladesh as his second home as the former Tigers pace bowling coach expressed delight after returning at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka Saturday. Former Zimbabwe captain Streak joined the Bangladesh coaching staff in May, 2014. The former all-rounder left his role in 2016 after completing his two-year contract with the Tigers. "It's nice to be back in Bangladesh. It's like home away from home for me. I have spent two years here and that is not so long ago, so it was like the other day that I was here. Me and my team are looking forward to play a good tri-series here with Bangladesh and Sri Lanka," Streak told the media during their arrival press conference in Mirpur Saturday.
En route to ?? with @PJMoor10 and @GraemeCremer Hoping for an exciting series with @BCBtigers and @OfficialSLC pic.twitter.com/S0QyUO2YOd
— Sikandar Raza (@SRazaB24) January 11, 2018
"I have followed Bangladesh quite a bit. A lot of them are good friends of mine – Mashrafe [bin Mortaza], Mustafizur [Rahman] and Taskin [Ahmed]. I spent a lot of time coaching Rubel [Hossain]. I followed how they were performing in the time that I left," he said. A few Zimbabwean players took part in the recently concluded BPL 5. When queried if Streak's time with Bangladesh, coupled with the Zimbabweans' experience in Bangladesh condition will work in favour of Zimbabwe, Streak answered humourously.
BON VOYAGE . . . @ZimCricketv players Kyle Jarvis, Tendai Chatara, Blessing Muzarabani, Hamilton Masakadza and Tendai Chisoro posed for a picture at the airport before leaving Harare for Dhaka via Dubai. Good luck in the tri-series against hosts @BCBtigers and @OfficialSLC pic.twitter.com/FQv0e9GVFJ
— Zimbabwe Cricket (@ZimCricketv) January 11, 2018
"I hope not. If I did my job well, it would be more difficult for our guys to perform (smiles). I think for me, knowing the wicket, conditions and some of the players; but like I said, I think most of us have played them enough to know what they would do," he said. "[Graeme] Cremer, [Sikandar] Raza, [Malcolm] Waller and [Solomon] Mire definitely will help us with a bit of information about some of the newer players as they have played in BPL 5. They would also know what the conditions are like, which would help them in the series," he added. However, Streak admitted that they are the underdog in the tri-nation ODI series and that Team Zimbabwe have to go a long way yet. "I think we still have a long way to go. We are the underdog in this series. But I still feel that we have got the quality of players we need to take Zimbabwe cricket forward. We showed against Sri Lanka last year that we can compete against other countries outside our home territory. It was very pleasing but we have a long way to go as a team," he concluded.
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We were saddened to hear of the loss of your brother ... his time of suffering has ended, but yours' continues. Although we did not know him, he has left a tremendous impact on those who did ... may all the kind thoughts, words and memories, bring you some comfort. Our thoughts, prayers and condolences go out to you ...
Chris & Moe (and all of Greg's family)
Dear Kiez Family: As we remember Greg one year on, fondly in our hearts:
Do not stand at my grave and weep,
I am not there; I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow,
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When you awaken in the morning's hush
I am the swift uplifting rush
Of quiet birds in circling flight.
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Do not stand at my grave and cry,
I am not there; I did not die.
Doug & Deborah Coady, Almonte, ON
Rest in Piece Greg.
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We wish condolences to the family.
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We're so sorry to hear of Greg's passing. Our sincere and deepest sympathies, Ned, to you and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all...
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I am deeply saddened to hear of the untimely death of Mr. Kiez. My condolences to his family in Turkey and Canada. Most sincerely, MAbbott(Global 1996-2001)
In honor of a brilliant man with a beautiful spirit we remember Greg fondly and the legacy he left with us. In celebration of his birthday, on September 7, I remember a dear friend, a colleague, a fellow traveler and visionary. Your spirit remains with us.
Donna Pulini, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
HE WAS A GREAT GUY. HE WILL BE MISSED.
To the Kiez family - my heartfelt condolences in this difficult time.
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To the Kiez family - please accept our sincere condolences in this difficult time.
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To all of Greg's family and friends, I want to express my deepest sympathies. A truly wonderful light has gone out in the world and I trust the vibrancy of our memories will continue to reflect the vibrancy of his impact on all of our lives.
Gary Connolly Nepean
I had the pleasure to meet Greg in NY when he wanted to make the cancer pin a couple of years ago. What an amazing soul, kind, open, loving and generous. I will never forget his smile and wit! May God in his might help you and all the family in this deep time of sorrow. He will be missed.
Tom Rossman New York
Why do the good ones go so soon? Amazing guy. Amazing brain. I'll miss him.
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Ned & Leona, Please accept our sincere condolencs on your tragic loss.
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An awesome man with a brain too big for our world. He will be missed.
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Auntie Leona and Uncle Ned, I hope your love for Greg and pride of his accomplishments bring you respite during your time of mourning. We are all here for a short time, it is inspirational what Greg has accomplished and the impact he had on his community. We all hope our children can contribute so positively. Marvin, Gillian and Family.
Shirley Kay, Vancouver, British Columbia
Leona and Ned: Why is it so hard to find the words that will ease the grief, the loss, the pain and sorrow..because there are none. My heart and love goes out to you and your family.
Marvin Tansley, Bellevue, Washington
To Greg's family and friends, please accept my deepest condolences for your loss. May your memories of his kind heart and good deeds be a blessing to you.
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Dear Chris, Maureen and family, I'm so sorry for your loss, my prayers and thoughts are with all of you. May you all be strengthened by happy memories of Greg.
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Greg has been an important presence throughout most of my adult life, and I will miss him very much. Deepest condolences to his family in Turkey and Canada.
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To Greg's family and many close friends, my thoughts are with you at this very sad time. I have many wonderful memories from my summers spent working with Greg. I will always remember him with fondness.
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Dear Ned, Leona and family, I was so saddened to hear about Greg. Although I had only met him as a young child, I know that he was a very accomplished man, someone you can always be proud of and have fine thoughts of. No words can take away the sorrow, but know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. His cousin, and your niece....Marian Remenda
Tamara Tarasoff, Farrellton, Quebec
To all family and friends of Greg, I am very sorry for your loss and send my deepest condolences. He was such a wonderful person and was very honored to be one of his neighbors. When a friend needed a place to keep her beloved horse he volunteered a place in his garden and lived there until he passed on. When I was threatened by my neighbors because i had rescued too many dogs he offered me a place to keep them. I will never forget his kind and giving spirit. Rest in peace beloved friend.
Marian Remenda, Edmonton, Alberta
Chris, Maureen, family and friends, Please accept my condolences. Greg died way too young.
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At this time of mourning my thoughts and prayers are with you all and may you find comfort in your fond memories of him at this time. Though I had not seen him in many years what I will remember about Greg is his sense of humor, great smile and best guy to have around in French class if you needed help!
Doug WILSON, Christina Lake, British Columbia
We lost a great man. Not much to say, To bear his loss, May God give the strength to Mr Kutman.
Sharon Sheehy (Crawford), Scarborough, Ohio
Prayers and condolences to the family. A huge loss, and at the young age of 50.
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Gregory Michael Kiez was born in Canada and spent the final 20 years of his life in Turkey, where he left behind a significant legacy as a successful businessman. He went on to become the Chairman of the Board of Ege Ports – Kuşadası, Chairman of the Board of Port Akdeniz – Antalya and Chairman of the Board of Global Ports Holding, all of which operate under Global Investment Holdings, where Mr. Kiez also served as a Board Member.
Gregory Michael Kiez's storied career began when he received his BA in law from the University of Toronto and from there he received numerous awards during his academic career, including scholarships from Norman Levy, Borden & Elliot, Dow-Hickson, the James Cappon Memorial Prize and the James McGill Award.
Gregory Michael Kiez then fell in love with Turkey, so much that he spent two decades here, expending his energy in promoting and defending Turkey across many platforms in addition to his contributions to creating a new industry sector and positioning Turkey to become a major player within it. Today, the Gregory Michael Kiez Applied and Theoretical Classrooms of the Adnan Menderes University Tourism and Hotel Management College facilities, which were constructed under his aegis and include twelve classrooms, three laboratories and two applied training kitchens, welcome approximately 2,000 students daily.
Along with his philanthropic activities, Mr. Kiez placed great importance on the protection of works of art and world heritage. From 2006 onwards, he served as a board member of the Texas A&M University- Institute of Nautical Archeology (INA), which is recognized as a leading institution in maritime archaeology and has spearheaded many excavations, including the Istanbul Yenikapı excavation and the excavation of the Bronze Age Uluburun shipwreck on display in the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology. During his long tenure as a senior executive within Global Investment Holdings and its subsidiaries, Gregory Michael Kiez was a mentor to many members of the Global Family and to many of his colleagues within the finance and port sectors, owing to his meticulous work ethic, self-discipline, wisdom and considered guidance. He left us with a final lesson in life by setting an example as a fighter, one last time, during the unrelenting battle that he waged against Glioblastomas cancer for more than two years.
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Most men know why they wear a belt – after all, it's one of the most functional parts of their wardrobes. But a belt is more than just a tool to keep your pants from falling to your ankles.
Belts can also serve a key fashion role, especially when worn with the right clothes, colors, etc. Your belt says a lot about you and we think belts are an important enough subject that we want to devote this article to the best belts for men.
We'll provide our reviews of the best belts for men – including the Tommy Hilfiger Men's Reversible Belt our top choice – along with some buying tips, how to care for your belt, and even how belts compare with suspenders.
Belts vs. suspenders: which one should I wear?
A belt's length is among the most important considerations you'll need to make. As a general rule of thumb, select a length that's one size larger than your waist (i.e., the waist size you use to choose pants). Others say you should choose a belt length that's two, or even three s1izes larger than your trouser waist size.
In any case, selecting the appropriate belt size must take into account how much extra belt length – or "tail" – is left once you've fastened your belt. A tail that's too long isn't a desirable look, especially with dress pants. You can go a bit longer with a casual belt, but don't overdo it.
Finding the right belt length is easier if you're shopping in a store because you can wrap the belt around your waist to get a pretty good idea if it's too long or short. Shopping for a belt online is a bit more complicated and, again, you should choose a length that's one or two sizes more than your waist size.
Width is particularly important when choosing a dress or casual belt (we'll discuss the differences in a bit). Casual belts tend to be wider and less formal.
Buckles with a tongue – You'll find buckles with a tongue on countless belts; the belt slides through a loop made of metal and the tongue/prong is placed into a hole on the belt to keep it secure.
Buckles with a hook – In this style of buckle, a flat metal or plastic plate has a hook on the back it that attaches to the front of the belt.
Buckles with a sliding latch – In this case, the belt slides through a metal latch. A vertical peg inside the latch keeps the belt in place.
Note: the bigger your belt buckle, the less formal it is. Dress belt buckles usually have a gold-colored or silver-colored finish. If you wear jewelry of any kind, such as cufflinks, your belt buckle should be within the same color range.
Most belts fall into two categories – dress or casual. Which one you choose depends on your clothes and the occasion. You won't find many belts that are suitable for both dress and casual occasions, but there are some, including a few on our list.
Dress belts, as their name suggests, are more formal than casual belts. You'll typically wear them with suits and other classier apparel, and you should keep a few things in mind when purchasing a dress belt.
The width of your dress belt should be between 1 ¼" and 1 3/8." Anything more than that is probably a casual belt and not dressy enough for more formal occasions.
Leather is the preferred choice of material for dress belts but the belt's label should say "full grain leather." Beware of labels that say something like "genuine" leather, because it may not be the real thing. Suede is another material used for dress belts, but it's not as formal as leather. A suede belt often works in casual situations, as well.
Leather belts should have a shinier finish on dress belts than they do on casual belts. A dress belt shouldn't have any excessive decoration or patterning on the belt. Keep it simple for formal occasions, gents.
The buckle on a dress belt should be polished and styling kept to a minimum, if at all. Never wear a cowboy belt to a formal occasion.
Polished gold buckles work best with brown or tan dress belts, while polished silver is the right choice for black or navy belts.
You can always buy a reversible belt – one with a different color on each side – but some experts claim that reversible belts wear out faster than other types.
Leather is the most common material used in casual belts and, again, look for a full-grain leather belt. Not only does it look better, but it holds up better to daily use and many people wear their casual belt on a regular basis.
You'll also find casual belts made of suede and cotton, as well. Cotton is the most affordable and considered the most casual of all casual belts.
The finish on casual belts is less shiny than on dress belts. They may have stitching, depending on your preference.
There are more buckle options for casual belts, while buckle shapes can cover a wide gamut, from square to rounded.
Black, brown, and tan are the most commonly-used belt colors. Your belt should match your shoes, particularly in a more formal setting; at the least, they should be a close match, if not an exact one.
Now let's move on the best belts for men 2019.
You've undoubtedly heard of the Tommy Hilfiger brand by now, after all, it's one of the leading designer lifestyle brands. The TH list of products is long indeed and includes men's and women's sportswear, footwear, but also watches, eyewear – and belts.
Their men's reversible belt aptly represents their brand's quality and, in our minds, is the best belt you can buy in 2019. It's reversible (with brown and black colors on the two sides) and classy enough to wear in both formal and more casual occasions. And, being reversible, you'll get a lot of use from it because it's easy to match to your wardrobe. It also has you covered whether you wear a dark suit or khakis.
The Tommy Hilfiger Men's Reversible Belt is made of 40% leather, 40% vinyl, and 20% polyurethane. The material is durable and has the flexibility that makes it comfortable to wear from the start. It also has a smooth, well-finished look that, again, makes it suitable for a variety of occasions.
The buckle is the traditional single-prong style in which you run the belt through the buckle opening and secure it by fitting the metal prong into one of the belt's holes. The buckle has a polished look, and is stable and easy to use. The belt's width is 1.25-inches.
The Tommy Hilfiger Men's Reversible Belt will serve you well. It looks nice, it's flexible and not too stiff, and works in both formal and casual settings. It's also affordable and well worth the investment.
What's a belt without holes, right? Well, a Lavemi Men's Leather Ratchet Dress Belt, for one, because it uses a removable buckle and 38 unique adjustments that make it easy for you to get the most comfortable fit possible.
Plus, some men prefer the look of a belt without holes because it, among other things, provides a more custom appearance. To each his own, but you may want to give the Lavemi men's leather ratchet belt a try if you'd like a "different" look, and a belt that allows you to adjust to your waistline as needed. In other words, you're not limited to one-inch adjustments as with other belts.
Ease of use – The buckle is easy to use as it automatically locks on to the belt once you slide the belt through it. To release the belt, push the lever on the side of the buckle.
Durability – You'll like the metal buckle's durability, but also the durability of the belt strap – which has streamlined double stitching. You won't find any loose threads on the edges on the surface or edges of your belt. Meanwhile, the buckle is resistant to rust, corrosion, and tarnishing, and is scratch-resistant. It retains its original look for many years.
Style – Lavemi's belts have a contemporary style and look that never seems outdated. Their buckles have a sophisticated look that works well with many styles of clothing.
Versatility – While this belts name says it's a dress belt – and Lavemi makes some of the best men's dress belts anywhere – it also looks good with a pair of jeans or khakis.
The men's leather ratchet belt consists of leather and polyurethane that repels moisture, enables the belt to breathe easily, as well as age gracefully.
We also like that Lavemi backs up your purchase with a full guarantee. If you're not satisfied with one of their belts, you can return it for a full refund or a free replacement.
Lavemi belts provide an excellent combination of function and form and their men's ratchet belt is no exception. It looks good and feels good, thanks in part, to its ability to fit many waistline sizes.
Marino's ratchet belts garner a lot of well-deserved reviews. For starters, many wearers love the ratchet design that's easy-to-use and which has a locking mechanism that holds it in place.
Like Lavemi's men's ratchet dress belt, the Marino belt has 38 adjustments that allow you to get the most comfortable fit possible. There are none of the restrictions that come with the 1-inch adjustments on other belts; instead, you get the kind of fit that's right for your waistline every time.
Marino makes its belts with leather and polyurethane. While, true, it's not full-grain leather, it's a material that breathes easily, repels moisture, and provides years of use. It also looks good – good enough for a dressy occasion, for sure. Then again, Marino is one the best men's belt brands available.
You'll also love the quality of Marino's belt buckles. The buckles consist of zinc alloy, are scratch resistant, and also sturdy and lightweight. They're also interchangeable so that you can choose a buckle that best fits your wardrobe. "Understated" is a word often used to describe Marino's buckles, and it's an apt description.
Perhaps best of all, Marino's belts have an ease-of-use lacking in some other ratchet-style ones. You simply insert the belt into the sliding buckle and pull the ratchet strap through until the buckle locks. Releasing the belt is just as simple as you merely press a small metal lever located near the bottom of the buckle.
The Marino ratchet dress belt is a great option for business and classier occasions. You'll like it how it looks and you'll like how easy it is to adjust to your waist size.
There's no BS about the BS-40 belt (OK, couldn't resist). Instead, what you get is a top-quality belt made from 100% leather that has a vintage feel, but one that fits easily into the modern world.
The reason the BS-40 gets labeled as "vintage" is that it's made from one piece of thick, real cowhide, just like belts from the 1960s and 70s. It also comes with snaps for interchanging buckles – you simply snap on and snap off your favorite buckle.
Another thing we like about the BS-40 belt is that it comes in five colors, which gives you the option you need to make your belt mesh with your wardrobe. You also have a generous range to choose from regarding waist size; it's available in sizes 32-46. Note: the belt's size measures – in inches – from the end of the strap where you attach the buckle to the middle hole at the tip end.
The BS-40 is 1 ½ inches wide, while it has several holes to provide flexibility. While the BS-40 100% leather belt is suitable for some, more formal, occasions, it's an ideal belt for casual pants and jeans. We think it ranks among the best belts for jeans.
The BS-40 ranks among the best belts for men for many reasons, including its full-grain leather construction. It's ideal for wearing with casual pants and jeans, and the fact that you can interchange buckles is another plus.
Versace's Black Leather Adjustable Belt qualifies as a luxury product in every way, because it's a true designer belt, as its price tag confirms. So, you might ask, why does a person need something "designer" for something meant to hold up your pants?
Well, while it's not for everyone, perhaps, the Versace men's leather belt serves many other purposes besides keeping your pants from unceremoniously slithering to your ankles. For one, it can even serve as a centerpiece to your wardrobe, for another it allows you to meet your personal needs and style, especially if those tastes range beyond perfectly good, but more run-of-the-mill products.
Besides, if luxury is one of your primary motivations, then Versace has something for you, including a belt made in Italy that 100% calf leather and comes with a Black Medusa head resin buckle with circular gold lining.
The Medusa head is now an iconic symbol for the Versace brand and included on many of its designer belts. The shiny gold lining on the buckles offers a luxurious accent, while the all-black leather adjustable belt looks traditional, but with a decidedly designer feel.
What do you get for the man who has everything? The Versace Collection Men's Black Leather Adjustable Belt may be the answer.
The Versace Collection Men's Black Leather Adjustable Belt lives up the brands luxury, designer reputation. It looks great and suitable for any man who prefers a designer feel to everything he wears.
We've already talked quite a bit about how not all belts are created equal. The Synthic Apparel men's Genuine Leather Dress Belt certainly rises above the field with its classic smooth finish and superior stitching design.
You can get it in black or brown to make it easier to match your shoes during dressier occasions.
The brown version comes with a silver nickel buckle, or a buckle with a golden finish, while the black belt has a silver-finish buckle. Both buckles are single-prong. It helps you to achieve a sophisticated style and feel while adding a touch of class.
You'd be hard-pressed not to find the right fit for you, because the men's Genuine Leather Dress Belt comes in waist sizes from 32 to 60 – including big and tall sizes. The belt's width is 1.2-inches.
Synthic Apparel has a generous exchange policy in which you can exchange and return your belt for free if you don't like it within 30 days of your purchase.
Its 100% leather construction helps ensure that your belt lasts a long time.
The men's Genuine Leather Dress Belt by Synthic Apparel has everything you'd expect from a belt meant for more formal occasions, including a nice design and three styles to choose from (thanks to its buckle options). It's a high-quality leather belt that will serve you well.
You may or may not have heard of the Xhtang brand but their line of belts ranks among the best available. That includes their Automatic Ratchet Leather Belt, which has everything you'd hope to find in a quality belt, and is one of Amazon's top-sellers.
As its name implies, this belt comes with a ratchet-type buckle and, thus, has no traditional belt holes. It has an easy-to-use slide mechanism in which you easily slide the belt into the buckle and pull it through until you get your desired fit. You can also trim the belt to fit any size if you so choose.
Like other ratchet belts, the Xhtang belt always fits. Whether you lose weight or put on a few pounds, you can adjust it fit your waistline.
What else do we like about this belt?
It's made from leather – the second layer of cowhide leather, to be exact.
It's easy to release the belt; you simply squeeze the lever on the buckle and it comes free.
There's not the potential of the leather cracking as there is with many belts that have holes in them.
The Xhtang Automatic Ratchet Leather Belt is great for everyday use and works with a variety of wardrobe choices – whether your wardrobe includes jeans or more formal wear.
The buckle is made from a zinc alloy that won't show scratches.
It's very durable and should last you a long time.
Like with other ratchet belts, the Xhang belt offers 38 unique adjustments.
Many, many customers choose Xhtang belts over all other brands. Their automatic Ratchet Leather Belt looks good, is easy to use, and looks good for a variety of occasions.
It's hard to beat Dockers when it comes to a laid-back yet fashionable look and feel, and it's a style that shines through in its men's casual leather belt.
While this belt pairs perfectly with jeans and a t-shirt for casual days, it's also dressy enough for more fashionable occasions, thanks to its elegant but not too-understated look. Customers have eight color options to choose from, although black and brown remain favorite choices, because they go well with almost any outfit.
Made from 100% soft, top grain leather, the strap is durable and made to last, thanks to solid construction. The strap ranges from 30 to 44 inches long and includes seven holes that help make it easier to customize the fit. Dockers suggests that you choose a length that's 2 inches larger than your waist size to get the best fit. The belt's width is 1.5-inches.
The belt's only stitches are at the buckle area, which minimizes the chances of them wearing out or of developing loose ends. The edges, meanwhile, include bevel detail and are carefully stitched.
The Dockers Men's Casual Leather Belt comes with a single-prong brass buckle with a metallic look, which isn't too flashy or overstated. Again, it's a timeless, classic style that's ideal for any casual occasion.
Dockers is a name that many customers trust for casual wear, and their men's Casual Leather Belt is yet another example of the company's attention to style and detail.
Belts are like most other things – the better you take care of them, the longer they'll last. Of course, longevity relates to the overall quality of the belt (cheaply made with cheap materials won't last as long), but any belt benefits from a bit of TLC. Here are some steps you can take to give your belt the care it deserves.
There are a couple of ways you can store your belt to maximize its life and quality: 1) you can roll it up in a drawer (or shoebox), or 2) you can use a belt hanger that allows them to lie flat.
A belt hanger is usually your best storage option. Hangers allow your belt to "breathe" and hang the way they're supposed to and, after all, that's how stores display them.
Let's face, sometimes stains and dirt happen. There's no need to panic they show up on your belt but taking quick action is important. In most cases, a soft rag and some warm water will wipe away the mark. If it's a stubborn stain, you may want to use a leather cleaner, however.
Once you've wiped the stain away, apply some leather cleaner with a soft, clean towel to replace the oils that were lost during the cleaning process. Let the cleaner sit for 15 to 30 minutes, or until it's fully absorbed. Also, if you have a leather conditioner that you use on your shoes, you can also apply it to your belt without risking harm.
Keeping your belt dry is important for ensuring that you get years of use out of it. If your belt does get wet, don't try to hurry the drying process – let it dry naturally instead. Using a hair dryer or another drying source will leave it hard and brittle. Simply hang your belt in an open area at room temperature – never over a heat source – and let it dry on its own.
While it's important to remove dirt or spills from your belt promptly, it's also a good idea to clean it with saddle soap – or another type of appropriate cleaner – every six months or so. You can clean it more often than that if you wear it on a regular basis. Make sure that you rub the saddle soap all over the belt, then wipe it down to remove dirt and the excess soap. If the belt is a bit stiff after cleaning, then use a conditioner before letting it hang to dry.
Leather belts and leather garments of all kinds are susceptible to moisture damage, especially when stored in humid environments. The general rule of thumb says that anything over 50% humidity can damage the leather because excess moisture will seep into leather's pores and potentially cause mold and mildew.
Some men prefer to wear the same belt on a daily basis. There's nothing wrong with that, but know that your belt will last longer and look better longer if you rotate it among other belts and create some time between wearings.
If you traced the belt's roots to the beginning you'd probably have to go back to the Stone Age. Fact is, belts have helped hold things together since cavemen (and women) wrapped animal hides and furs around themselves to keep warm and to protect themselves.
But history also tells us that the modern-day version of the belt didn't catch hold until the 1920s. Eastern European soldiers wore them on the outside of their uniform for stability and because they added a bit of flair to otherwise drab military wear.
The basic style of a belt – a long, tapered piece of leather or other material that cinches around the waist – hasn't changed much over the years. But belts became the preferred option for many men who like their casual look and feel, and for how easy they are to adjust the waistline of their pants.
There seems to be a belt for every occasion, as well – from the police officer's belt to luxury brands that look good at a swanky business or yacht party. They also come in a variety of colors, though many men stick with the basics (black or brown).
Belts help "break up" your wardrobe, too, especially as a nice contrast to your shirt-shoes-pants color scheme. The natural shape of a man's body, i.e., the inverted triangle, can draw attention to the waist. That said, a belt adds nuance to a fairly visual point on your body.
While some men choose to go beltless, it's always a good idea to wear a belt if your pants have belt loops. Those empty loops stick out like a sore thumb.
A belt saves you from embarrassing moments, such as your pants sliding dangerously lower than your waist, and adds fashion and style to your wardrobe. When you add a stylish belt buckle to the mix, well, you've lifted your fashion game another notch.
Among a belt's other virtues is that it keeps your shirt tucked in. All that standing and sitting will pull your shirt out from your pants and give you a sloppy appearance, particularly in cases where an untucked shirt doesn't cut it.
So, where would we be without belts? Caught with our pants down most likely.
It's highly likely that your grandfather, or great-grandfather, wore suspenders. Not that they've gone out of style, but many men only wear them for special occasions – like when they're wearing a tuxedo, for instance.
But suspenders remain a viable option for, ahem, holding your pants up while also adding a nice dash of flair to your outfit. Plus, there's more to them than meets the eye, as well as some benefits to wearing them (or, at least benefits that suspender aficionados like to mention).
Before we take a closer look at all things suspenders, here's something to always keep in mind when choosing between a belt and suspenders: don't wear both at the same time! It's a fashion no-no, fellas.
Suspenders fasten to your pants with metal clasps or button loops. Clasps are easy to work with, but may damage the cloth. Button loops attach to buttons sewn in the waistband of pants. When in doubt, enlist the services of a tailor to sew the buttons into your waistband.
Suspenders are a good choice for men who are overweight. One of the problems with having a big belly is that your pants may fall well below your gut; suspenders help to keep pants at your proper waistline.
Many folks claim that suspenders help build better posture because the body naturally straightens and balances itself because of the (light) pressure that suspenders apply to the shoulders.
Others claim that suspenders promote a leaner Of course, how you appear depends on the perceiver, but they say suspenders paired with dark clothes – or dark suspenders paired with brighter clothes – make a man look slim.
Suspenders are versatile and help their wearers create a variety of looks. You can wear them over T-shirts, under a suit coat, or with khaki pants and a dress shirt for a more casual office look.
One of our aims in choosing the top men's belts for 2019 was to provide a diverse selection of products. We wanted to include belts that were suitable for a variety of occasions, but also ones targeted specifically for formal or casual settings. We also wanted to include at least one luxury, "designer" belt, which is one of the many reasons Gucci made the list.
Other things that factored into our decision was durability, ease-of-use (particularly with ratchet-type belts), and the reviews of customers and others. We hope it's a list that you'll find valuable and helps you choose the right belt for you.
As always, we welcome your feedback and suggestions. Do you wear any of the belts on our list? If not, what's your favorite brand of belt and why? We'd love to hear from you!
You made a good point when you said that belt can contribute in your fashion style especially when it's worn with the right wardrobe. My husband loves belts and belt buckle, and I love how he wore them with style. In his 56th birthday, I will give him a dozen of assorted belts as a gift and he will surely love them.


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When my wife asked me if I wanted to join her on her South Africa Safari trip to Makutsi Resort, I have to admit I wasn't overly excited about going. Why spend money and sit on a plane for many hours to go and look at animals I can see at the local zoo? I committed to the trip still reluctant about what I was getting myself into, but it didn't take me long to change my tune!
We left Atlanta with a direct flight to Johannesburg and after an overnight layover we took a short flight to Hoedspruit Airfield. The local airport was an experience in itself. After landing, it seemed we taxied forever to get to what was considered the terminal. We stopped on the runway, took the stairs down to the tarmac, and walked through a small fenced area into what looked like a small house. As we waited, a tractor with a luggage carrier delivered our luggage to the front of the building and everyone grabbed their bags.
We were met by our Makutsi driver, who loaded our luggage into a van, and we started the journey to the lodge. It was about an hour drive, passing through the city and farm areas. The fence companies here must be making millions, because fences were everywhere along the sides of the road, some electrified and some just standard wire fencing. Not sure if they were keeping things in or out! We turned down a bumpy road and were greeted at an attended gate by a very friendly man that let us in. Finally we entered the Makutsi property, at about 5:00pm.
We were taken to the Lapa, an outside bar/wildlife viewing area, where we were greeted by Karen, a very pleasant woman who was always smiling. We went over the rules: no walking about before 7:00am or after 5:30pm, no approaching the animals, etc. WHAT? There are wild animals walking about that you really need to be told not to approach? We were given a map of the surrounding area and were pointed in the direction of our rondavel. As we walked to our home for the week we were taken aback by the trees, flowers, and greenness of the resort. AND YES, the animals you weren't supposed to approach: impala, warthogs, nyala and monkeys, to name just a few, were all around.
We entered our rondavel – which is a round hut with a grass thatched roof, and found it to be spacious, clean and comfortable. It had a king bed with mosquito netting, two rattan chairs, rattan loveseat, desk, refrigerator, shelf unit, wardrobe, and a full bath with a huge walk in shower. Very rustic looking and appropriate for the location. I wondered how I would survive without cell phone, internet, TV or even a radio – but I found that I did not miss any of them!
We unpacked and got settled and waited for the van to pick us up for dinner. Around 6:45pm the van picked us up in observance of the rule that we not walk about after 5:30pm. We waited in the Lapa with others and at 7:00pm the sound of beating drums was heard around the property, signaling that dinner was about to be served and for us to head towards the dining area.
Dinner at the resort was served at two long tables, where we all sat together, which encouraged guests to share the day's adventures and pictures. Dinner was an affair with appetizers, main course and dessert. The food was really delicious, and one would guess so, as it is basically a farm to table establishment. No menu to ponder over. You get the menu for the day, and they are very accommodating of special dietary needs. Wine and sodas are extra, and the local wine is wonderful.
After dinner we took a short walk to the Lapa for after dinner drinks and more socializing. If you preferred, you could be immediately picked up by the van and escorted back to your rondavel. The drivers were careful to walk you to your door for safety. We settled in and I walked outside to star gaze before retiring. Star gazing was encouraged with the warning to leave your door ajar in case you needed to retreat quickly. The night sky was amazing! I had never seen so many stars. It was very quiet as I sat on the porch in the chair. I could hear animals off in the distance, and then I heard something close by. I could not see it because it was too dark, but I could hear it, and it was coming my way. It was the first night and as I didn't want to get eaten by a lion, I hurriedly excited my chair and came inside for the evening, peering through the window, a little scared. We were tired from the trip and sleep came easy. Our morning safari pick-up was at pre-dawn.
After a restful sleep, the Range Rover picked us up a little before 6am and off we went into the wild. The roads were bumpy, the sun was rising, and the weather was chilly. We traveled along winding trails and spotted impalas and kudus, but we were looking for bigger game. Across the river, which was dry, we had our first sighting of a herd of elephants. There were roughly six to eight elephants eating, and we stopped to watch. It was unnerving how close we were to the herd. Those guys are big, and I would guess no further than 10 to 15 feet away. We spotted some baboons in the trees while we watched the gentle giants go about their day. All the while African go-away birds (grey lourie) screeched letting everyone know that intruders were in the area.
Onward we traveled as the sun rose on the horizon. Spotting animals became a mission – scanning the horizon and brush looking for any movement. I was terrible at this part! We would stop and the guide would point things out, but it always took me awhile to see what he was seeing.
That morning, in just three hours, we came across elephants, impalas, nyalas, baboons, kudu, giraffes, Y-Bills and more. We headed back to the Lapa and unloaded. Everyone was excited about our first safari and what we had seen. Breakfast was waiting for us outside on the lawn. Long tables were set up with plenty to eat. You could choose from an assortment of fruit, yogurt, breads, cheeses, lunchmeats, cereals, juices, milk, coffees and teas, and eggs to order. The kitchen staff was very friendly and pleasant, and we really enjoyed them.
Later that day we visited Hippo Hide, which is a watering hole a couple of miles away from the resort area that has a viewing station with a covered deck. The gamble with the Hippo Hide is that you never know what you might see, other than the hippo, covered with terrapins, sunning himself, who apparently has his own private lake. After arriving, we spotted nyalas and kudus each taking their nervous turns at the watering hole. We heard crashing through the brush and trees and spotted a herd of elephants heading our way. We waited in anticipation as they approached. We spent several minutes in awe, cameras clicking away, watching as they ate and wandered to the water. There must have been six to eight with two babies. It was humbling to watch them drink and spray and frolic in the water. They are amazing creatures and I have to admit, they became my favorites. Returning to the Lapa, we headed back to the rondavel to freshen up for dinner. On a later Hippo Hide visit we spotted giraffes drinking from the pond and a leopard with her baby, actually being run off by the nyala. Who would have thought that could happen?
We experienced a safari day to include a morning and afternoon safari, and a day which included a five hour night safari. We also took a day trip to visit Kruger National Park, and another day trip for Blyde Canyon. It was amazing to walk around Makutsi and see nyalas, kudus, monkeys, and warthogs going about their business as you walked past them. There was one time that elephants passed behind the tennis courts, and giraffes walked beyond the Lapa. Buffalo also frequented the viewing pond at the Lapa.
The staff was amazing, friendly, and always willing to assist or answer questions. The guides were great as well. These guys know everything from plants, birds, stars, as well as the animals and how they live. How they spot everything they do is still a mystery to me.
I don't want to bore you with all the details of every day; however, it seemed each day was better than the one before. During our stay, we saw zebras, giraffes, impalas, kudus, waterbucks, hyenas, wildebeests, monkeys, warthogs, hippos, ostrich and some amazing birds, and the sought after BIG 5: leopards, lions, rhinos, buffalo and elephants. Some of our highlights were of a lion and lioness with cubs, out just before dusk. The female walked no further than 10 feet from our vehicle. We spotted a male lion in the brush very close at no more than six feet from us.
I'm pretty sure you could just go on a bird watching safari; there were some amazing birds, from the African Fish-Eagle, White Stork, Cape Glossy Starling, Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill, Guinea Fowls, the Go-Away birds and many more that I'm sure we missed.
The take away for me was that it was a once in a lifetime experience. You will experience how wild animals live in their environment, and how nature's laws are in full effect for all of them. You are just a bystander watching it all happen. The amazing fact is that the animals don't seem to worry about the vehicle or who is in it. They will stop and watch you as much as you are watching them. At times it was unnerving how close we were to some of the world's most deadly predators. If an African Safari seems like the vacation of a lifetime, contact us at Condor Tours and Travel, and let us make this dream a reality for you!


It's time for another jam packed film full of amazing, animation madness from the young people at Leeds.
Fancy another Leeds Animation Group film? Ah go on then…here it is, the second film from the very creative gang at Leeds.
Animations and interesting films from Myah Edmeade, Faisal, Sue Morgan, and others.
The first film from Birmingham and a very well done animation.


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1601	 CVE-2018-11757 264 2018-07-23 2018-09-24
In Docker Skeleton Runtime for Apache OpenWhisk, a Docker action inheriting the Docker tag openwhisk/dockerskeleton:1.3.0 (or earlier) may allow an attacker to replace the user function inside the container if the user code is vulnerable to code exploitation.
In PHP Runtime for Apache OpenWhisk, a Docker action inheriting one of the Docker tags openwhisk/action-php-v7.2:1.0.0 or openwhisk/action-php-v7.1:1.0.1 (or earlier) may allow an attacker to replace the user function inside the container if the user code is vulnerable to code exploitation.
1603	 CVE-2018-11743 824 DoS 2018-06-05 2018-07-20
The init_copy function in kernel.c in mruby 1.4.1 makes initialize_copy calls for TT_ICLASS objects, which allows attackers to cause a denial of service (mrb_hash_keys uninitialized pointer and application crash) or possibly have unspecified other impact.
1604	 CVE-2018-11736 434 Exec Code 2018-06-05 2018-07-23
An issue was discovered in Pluck before 4.7.7-dev2. /data/inc/images.php allows remote attackers to upload and execute arbitrary PHP code by using the image/jpeg content type for a .htaccess file.
1605	 CVE-2018-11722 89 Sql 2018-06-05 2018-07-23
WUZHI CMS 4.1.0 has a SQL Injection in api/uc.php via the 'code' parameter, because 'UC_KEY' is hard coded.
1606	 CVE-2018-11686 20 Exec Code 2019-07-03 2019-07-05
The Publish Service in FlexPaper (later renamed FlowPaper) 2.3.6 allows remote code execution via setup.php and change_config.php.
Incorrect Permission Assignment on the /var/www/xms/cleanzip.sh shell script run periodically in Dialogic PowerMedia XMS through 3.5 allows local users to execute code as the root user.
Use of Hard-coded Credentials in /var/www/xms/application/controllers/gatherLogs.php in the administrative console in Dialogic PowerMedia XMS through 3.5 allows remote attackers to interact with a web service.
1609	 CVE-2018-11635 798 Bypass 2018-07-03 2018-09-04
Use of a Hard-coded Cryptographic Key used to protect cookie session data in /var/www/xms/application/config/config.php in the administrative console in Dialogic PowerMedia XMS through 3.5 allows remote attackers to bypass authentication.
This vulnerability allows remote attackers to deny service on vulnerable installations of npm mosca 2.8.1. Authentication is not required to exploit this vulnerability. The specific flaw exists within the processing of topics. A crafted regular expression can cause the broker to crash. An attacker can leverage this vulnerability to deny access to the target system. Was ZDI-CAN-6306.
Multiple SQL injection vulnerabilities in Centreon 3.4.6 including Centreon Web 2.8.23 allow attacks via the searchU parameter in viewLogs.php, the id parameter in GetXmlHost.php, the chartId parameter in ExportCSVServiceData.php, the searchCurve parameter in listComponentTemplates.php, or the host_id parameter in makeXML_ListMetrics.php.
There is Remote Code Execution in Centreon 3.4.6 including Centreon Web 2.8.23 via the RPN value in the Virtual Metric form in centreonGraph.class.php.
XML external entity (XXE) vulnerability in api/rest/status in SearchBlox 8.6.7 allows remote unauthenticated users to read arbitrary files or conduct server-side request forgery (SSRF) attacks via a crafted DTD in an XML request.
ngiflib.c in MiniUPnP ngiflib 0.4 has a heap-based buffer over-read in GifIndexToTrueColor.
1615	 CVE-2018-11575 119 Overflow 2018-05-30 2018-06-28
ngiflib.c in MiniUPnP ngiflib 0.4 has a stack-based buffer overflow in DecodeGifImg.
1616	 CVE-2018-11574 20 Overflow Bypass 2018-06-14 2018-11-07
Improper input validation together with an integer overflow in the EAP-TLS protocol implementation in PPPD may cause a crash, information disclosure, or authentication bypass. This implementation is distributed as a patch for PPPD 0.91, and includes the affected eap.c and eap-tls.c files. Configurations that use the `refuse-app` option are unaffected.
The webService binary on Insteon HD IP Camera White 2864-222 devices has a stack-based Buffer Overflow leading to Control-Flow Hijacking via a crafted usr key, as demonstrated by a long remoteIp parameter to cgi-bin/CGIProxy.fcgi on port 34100.
1618	 CVE-2018-11554 200 +Info 2018-06-05 2018-07-31
The forgotten-password feature in index.php/member/reset/reset_email.html in YzmCMS v3.2 through v3.7 has a Response Discrepancy Information Exposure issue and an unexpectedly long lifetime for a verification code, which makes it easier for remote attackers to hijack accounts via a brute-force approach.
md_is_link_reference_definition_helper in md4c 0.2.5 has a heap-based buffer over-read because md_is_link_label mishandles loop termination.
md4c 0.2.5 has a heap-based buffer over-read because md_is_named_entity_contents has an off-by-one error.
md4c 0.2.5 has a heap-based buffer overflow in md_merge_lines because md_is_link_label mishandles the case of a link label composed solely of backslash escapes.
A Remote Command Execution (RCE) vulnerability in the Sonus SBC 1000 / SBC 2000 / SBC SWe Lite web interface allows for the execution of arbitrary commands via an unspecified vector. It affects the 1000 and 2000 devices 6.0.x up to Build 446, 6.1.x up to Build 492, and 7.0.x up to Build 485. It affects the SWe Lite devices 6.1.x up to Build 111 and 7.0.x up to Build 140.
md4c before 0.2.5 has a heap-based buffer overflow because md_split_simple_pairing_mark mishandles splits.
An issue was discovered in SITEMAKIN SLAC (Site Login and Access Control) v1.0. The parameter "my_item_search" in users.php is exploitable using SQL injection.
Exiv2 0.26 has a heap-based buffer overflow in getData in preview.cpp.
WUZHI CMS 4.1.0 has SQL Injection via an api/sms_check.php?param= URI.
upload.php on NUUO NVRmini 2 devices allows Arbitrary File Upload, such as upload of .php files.
The tree list functionality in the photo gallery application in ASUSTOR ADM 3.1.0.RFQ3 has a SQL injection vulnerability that affects the 'album_id' or 'scope' parameter via a photo-gallery/api/album/tree_lists/ URI.
ASUSTOR ADM 3.1.0.RFQ3 uses the same default root:admin username and password as it does for the NAS itself for applications that are installed from the online repository. This may allow an attacker to login and upload a webshell.
1630	 CVE-2018-11506 119 DoS Overflow 2018-05-28 2018-10-31
The sr_do_ioctl function in drivers/scsi/sr_ioctl.c in the Linux kernel through 4.16.12 allows local users to cause a denial of service (stack-based buffer overflow) or possibly have unspecified other impact because sense buffers have different sizes at the CDROM layer and the SCSI layer, as demonstrated by a CDROMREADMODE2 ioctl call.
A use-after-free vulnerability exists in handle_error() in sass_context.cpp in LibSass 3.4.x and 3.5.x through 3.5.4 that could be leveraged to cause a denial of service (application crash) or possibly unspecified other impact.
ASUS HG100 devices allow denial of service via an IPv4 packet flood.
/usr/lib/lua/luci/websys.lua on TP-LINK IPC TL-IPC223(P)-6, TL-IPC323K-D, TL-IPC325(KP)-*, and TL-IPC40A-4 devices has a hardcoded zMiVw8Kw0oxKXL0 password.
The VPN component in Windscribe 1.81 uses the OpenVPN client for connections. Also, it creates a WindScribeService.exe system process that establishes a \\.\pipe\WindscribeService named pipe endpoint that allows the Windscribe VPN process to connect and execute an OpenVPN process or other processes (like taskkill, etc.). There is no validation of the program name before constructing the lpCommandLine argument for a CreateProcess call. An attacker can run any malicious process with SYSTEM privileges through this named pipe.
A vulnerability has been identified in SINUMERIK 808D V4.7 (All versions), SINUMERIK 808D V4.8 (All versions), SINUMERIK 828D V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF1), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF5), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.8 (All versions < V4.8 SP3). Specially crafted network packets sent to port 102/tcp (ISO-TSAP) could allow a remote attacker to either cause a Denial-of-Service condition of the integrated software firewall or allow to execute code in the context of the software firewall. The security vulnerability could be exploited by an attacker with network access to the affected systems on port 102/tcp. Successful exploitation requires no user privileges and no user interaction. The vulnerability could allow an attacker to compromise confidentiality, integrity and availability of the system. At the time of advisory publication no public exploitation of this security vulnerability was known
A vulnerability has been identified in SINUMERIK 808D V4.7 (All versions), SINUMERIK 808D V4.8 (All versions), SINUMERIK 828D V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF1), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF5), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.8 (All versions < V4.8 SP3). A local attacker could use ioctl calls to do out of bounds reads, arbitrary writes, or execute code in kernel mode. The security vulnerability could be exploited by an attacker with local access to the affected systems. Successful exploitation requires user privileges but no user interaction. The vulnerability could allow an attacker to compromise confidentiality, integrity and availability of the system. At the time of advisory publication no public exploitation of this security vulnerability was known.
A vulnerability has been identified in SINUMERIK 808D V4.7 (All versions), SINUMERIK 808D V4.8 (All versions), SINUMERIK 828D V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF1), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF5), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.8 (All versions < V4.8 SP3). By sending a specially crafted authentication request to the affected systems a remote attacker could escalate his privileges to an elevated user account but not to root. The security vulnerability could be exploited by an attacker with network access to the affected systems. Successful exploitation requires no privileges and no user interaction. The vulnerability could allow an attacker to compromise confidentiality, integrity and availability of the system. At the time of advisory publication no public exploitation of this security vulnerability was known.
A vulnerability has been identified in SINUMERIK 808D V4.7 (All versions), SINUMERIK 808D V4.8 (All versions), SINUMERIK 828D V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF1), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF5), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.8 (All versions < V4.8 SP3). A local attacker with elevated user privileges (manufact) could modify a CRAMFS archive so that after reboot the system loads the modified CRAMFS file and attacker-controlled code is executed with root privileges. The security vulnerability could be exploited by an attacker with local access to the affected systems. Successful exploitation requires elevated user privileges (manufact) but no user interaction. The vulnerability could allow an attacker to compromise confidentiality, integrity and availability of the system. At the time of advisory publication no public exploitation of this security vulnerability was known.
A vulnerability has been identified in SINUMERIK 808D V4.7 (All versions), SINUMERIK 808D V4.8 (All versions), SINUMERIK 828D V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF1), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.7 (All versions < V4.7 SP6 HF5), SINUMERIK 840D sl V4.8 (All versions < V4.8 SP3). A local attacker could modify a user-writeable configuration file so that after reboot or manual initiation the system reloads the modified configuration file and attacker-controlled code is executed with elevated privileges. The security vulnerability could be exploited by an attacker with local access to the affected system. Successful exploitation requires user privileges but no user interaction. The vulnerability could allow an attacker to compromise confidentiality, integrity and availability of the system. At the time of advisory publication no public exploitation of this security vulnerability was known.
1640	 CVE-2018-11452 20 2018-07-23 2019-01-09
A vulnerability has been identified in Firmware variant IEC 61850 for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions < V4.33), Firmware variant PROFINET IO for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions), Firmware variant Modbus TCP for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions), Firmware variant DNP3 TCP for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions), Firmware variant IEC104 for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions). Specially crafted packets to port 102/tcp could cause a denial-of-service condition in the EN100 communication module if oscillographs are running. A manual restart is required to recover the EN100 module functionality. Successful exploitation requires an attacker with network access to send multiple packets to the EN100 module. As a precondition the IEC 61850-MMS communication needs to be activated on the affected EN100 modules. No user interaction or privileges are required to exploit the security vulnerability. The vulnerability could allow causing a Denial-of-Service condition of the network functionality of the device, compromising the availability of the system. At the time of advisory publication no public exploitation of this security vulnerability was known.
A vulnerability has been identified in Firmware variant IEC 61850 for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions < V4.33), Firmware variant PROFINET IO for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions), Firmware variant Modbus TCP for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions), Firmware variant DNP3 TCP for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions), Firmware variant IEC104 for EN100 Ethernet module (All versions), SIPROTEC 5 relays with CPU variants CP300 and CP100 and the respective Ethernet communication modules (All versions < V7.80), SIPROTEC 5 relays with CPU variants CP200 and the respective Ethernet communication modules (All versions). Specially crafted packets to port 102/tcp could cause a denial-of-service condition in the affected products. A manual restart is required to recover the EN100 module functionality of SIPROTEC 4 and SIPROTEC Compact relays. Successful exploitation requires an attacker with network access to send multiple packets to the affected products or modules. As a precondition the IEC 61850-MMS communication needs to be activated on the affected products or modules. No user interaction or privileges are required to exploit the vulnerability. The vulnerability could allow causing a Denial-of-Service condition of the network functionality of the device, compromising the availability of the system. At the time of advisory publication no public exploitation of this security vulnerability was known.
A SQL Injection issue was observed in the parameter "q" in jobcard-ongoing.php in EasyService Billing 1.0.
A weak Cookie parameter is used in the web application of Moxa OnCell G3100-HSPA Series version 1.4 Build 16062919 and prior. An attacker can brute force parameters required to bypass authentication and access the web interface to use all its functions except for password change.
1644	 CVE-2018-11425 119 Overflow Mem. Corr. 2019-07-03 2019-07-10
Memory corruption issue was discovered in Moxa OnCell G3470A-LTE Series version 1.6 Build 18021314 and prior, a different vulnerability than CVE-2018-11424.
1645	 CVE-2018-11424 476 Mem. Corr. 2019-07-03 2019-07-10
There is Memory corruption in the web interface of Moxa OnCell G3470A-LTE Series version 1.6 Build 18021314 and prior, a different vulnerability than CVE-2018-11425.
There is Memory corruption in the web interface Moxa OnCell G3100-HSPA Series version 1.6 Build 17100315 and prior, different vulnerability than CVE-2018-11420.
Moxa OnCell G3100-HSPA Series version 1.6 Build 17100315 and prior use a proprietary configuration protocol that does not provide confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity security controls. All information is sent in plain text, and can be intercepted and modified. Any commands (including device reboot, configuration download or upload, or firmware upgrade) are accepted and executed by the device without authentication.
There is Memory corruption in the web interface of Moxa OnCell G3100-HSPA Series version 1.5 Build 17042015 and prio,r a different vulnerability than CVE-2018-11423.
An issue was discovered in JerryScript 1.0. There is a heap-based buffer over-read in the lit_read_code_unit_from_hex function via a RegExp("[\\u0") payload, related to re_parse_char_class in parser/regexp/re-parser.c.
An issue was discovered in JerryScript 1.0. There is a heap-based buffer over-read in the lit_read_code_unit_from_utf8 function via a RegExp("[\\u0020") payload, related to re_parse_char_class in parser/regexp/re-parser.c.
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We are witnessing strong animosity among large technology companies. It's Apple Vs. Anything over here, Google vs. Amazon for there, and now we have a legal dispute between Mozilla and Yahoo.
Yahoo filed a lawsuit against Mozilla on Dec. 1, claiming an agreement between the two companies was terminated improperly. On Tuesday (5), the creator of Firefox filed another lawsuit, this time for breach of contract.
It's like this: in 2014, Yahoo agreed to make annual payments to Mozilla put its search engine as default in Firefox. This was only true for some countries, such as the United States, Canada, Hong Kong and Taiwan – the browser continued to use Google in Brazil, for example.
The deal allowed Mozilla to give up that deal, and still receive $ 375 million a year through 2019, if it did not agree with a possible future Yahoo buyer. It was a clause put by then CEO Marissa Mayer.
Then, in 2016, US operator Verizon bought Yahoo. She joined the company to AOL – acquired a year earlier – to form Oath. Mozilla clearly did not like this deal, and gave up its deal with Yahoo; Firefox Quantum returned to using Google as a standard search engine.
Here enters the judicial dispute. Yahoo no longer wants to pay $ 375 million annually, saying the deal does not reflect its current situation. Meanwhile, Mozilla claims to be entitled to that money – which accounts for 90% of its revenue.
And so begins the fight Yahoo vs. Mozilla.


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'How military was deployed at Lekki toll gate'
Vision Crime, Judiciary, News, Politics November 15, 2020
The Nigerian Army at weekend gave a graphic details of its involvement in the Lekki Toll Gate shooting of EndSARS protesters, saying that it was the breakdown of communication between the Lagos state government and the military that perhaps resulted to the alleged shooting of protesters.
Giving testimony of the Nigerian Army involvement in the entire crisis, the Commander of the 81 Division military intelligence, Brigadier General Ahmed Ibrahim Taiwo said when the Lagos state government called out the military and imposed a curfew for 4pm, the military was informed but when it extended the curfew, they were never informed.
He spoke at the Lagos Judicial Panel on Restitution for Victims of SARS related abuses, explaining that the military were called out when it was believed that the hoodlums have hijacked the protest and that policemen and their station were over ran by hoodlums.
Details soon…
Credit: The Sun
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57 Ofala Festival and 95th Birthday of HRH Igwe Orizu III
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Ontbijt was slecht. De rest was goed. Personeel was oke.
Closeness to airport, metro station, shops restaurants markets and in the old Dubai.
This hotel is one of the worst hotel have ever seen in my life. The staff are very rude and unprofessional, don't understand good English in fact they embarrassed us because we show up 10min before breakfast buffet is about to close. I regrate staying at this place. The Expedia sale person recommended this place as a 4start hotel that was the only reason l decided to book it all the same am so so disappointed of the over all service offered to us at this hotel and l will never stop there again. Thank you for reading.
Hôtel magnifiquement bien situé, à moins de 5 mn du métro. Chambre confortable, personnel aimable et compétent. Bref un excellent accueil et un excellent rapport qualité/prix. Un tout petit bémol : demandez une chambre au 4è étage ( Il y a un ascenseur !) , les autres étages risquent d'être bruyants.
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center.
Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This business-friendly hotel also offers a nightclub, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle at scheduled times is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Dubai Palm Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
This hotel features 2 restaurants, a nightclub, and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café, 24-hour room service, and a business center. All 84 rooms offer free WiFi, 24-hour room service, and LCD TVs with digital channels. Guests will also find minibars, hair dryers, and safes.
Check-in time starts at 2 PM.Check-in time ends at midnight.Minimum check-in age is 18.
Rollaway/extra beds are available for AED 150 per day.
Couples wishing to share a room must provide proof of marriage. This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Kalpakavadi – Restaurant offering Indian cuisine.
The Residence – Poolside restaurant.


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Ford School News
Michigan primary election analysis by Hanson: GOP rift between "traditional" and Trump camps
Jonathan Hanson
Ford School professor Jonathan Hanson commented on the harsh rhetoric being used in the Republican primary race for governor of Michigan, noting that the long shadow of former president Donald Trump loomed as the candidates sought his endorsement.
"The rhetoric of politics seems to have declined in quality" both with Trump and in his wake, Hanson told Michigan Advance.
"It's always been a little shallow — there have been a lot of platitudes and not a lot of specifics – but we've gotten to a point where Trump took that rhetoric and corrupted it with these transparently ridiculous things he would say," Hanson continued.
"What you're seeing is there's a growing willingness to say things that would've been seen as outrageous not too long ago," Hanson said — such as claiming the current president of the United States stole an election.
Hanson said right-wing candidates often use "cultural wedge" issues to distract lower- and middle-income voters from the candidates' economic policies, like tax cuts for the wealthy.
"They're finding these kinds of issues that are working for them, especially with their base right now in the primaries," Hanson said of Michigan's gubernatorial candidates. "It will be interesting to see if they shift gears a little bit, whoever wins, when they get towards the general election. I think broadly speaking the strategy of conservatives has been to use these cultural wedge issues as a way to reach out to constituents that don't necessarily benefit from their economic policies."
"Traditional journalism doesn't work very well with this phenomenon with what's happening with our campaigning. … It's not all about the horse race; it's about our system. If we know these statements are lies (such as about the 2020 election), is it the responsibility of the reporter to call it a lie? I think so."
After the primary, Hanson was quoted in the New York Sun that Trump's eventual endorsement Tudor Dixon, who went on to win the primary, was an attempt to "paper over" the break between the "traditional Republican establishment" and Mr. Trump's supporters by telegraphing Ms. Dixon's selection as a truce between the two factions.
Dixon's campaign has far less cash on hand than incumbent Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Hanson said that this gives Whitmer's campaign the chance to set the narrative for the general election when it starts spending money in the coming weeks.
The race in Michigan is a microcosm of the national "fight between the traditional Republican establishment and a newer Trumpist element" in the party's base, Hanson said, adding that the situation that the Michigan GOP finds itself in now demonstrates the damage that this infighting can do to a party's efforts to win in the general election.
Michigan GOP on the Ropes After Bruising Primary, New York Sun, August 5, 2022
How Trump's footprint is all over Michigan's race for governor, Michigan Advance, July 30, 2022
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MPP/MPA Program Director; Lecturer in Statistics for Public Policy
Hanson is a specialist in comparative political economy and political development. He examines the ways that political institutions affect economic performance and development. In his recent projects, he has explored how to measure state capacity, the roles of democracy and state capacity for improving human development, and why authoritarian regimes vary significantly in economic and social outcomes. A former congressional aide, he has been active in political campaigns.
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Katie & Owen's Reception / Belvedere Hotel
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Last night at the historic Belvedere Hotel in downtown Baltimore, Katie & Owen celebrated their wedding with a beautiful reception and party. Cocktails were enjoyed in the John Eager Howard Room as guests arrived. Shortly after, everyone moved across the Hotel's lobby to the Charles Room for the remainder of the evening. DJ Frank Marsden introduced the Bridal Party into the reception while playing "September" by Earth, Wind & Fire and then played the first dance song for Mr. & Mrs. McEvoy, Frank Sinatra's "All The Way". He invited all couples to join the newlyweds for their dance before the Father/Daughter dance to "It Won't Be Like This For Long" by Darius Rucker and then asked all fathers and their daughters to join in. Owen and his Mother selected "God Only Knows" by the Beach Boys for their dance and were joined by all mothers and sons on the dance floor. A welcome by Katie's Father and toasts by her Sisters (Maid and Matron of Honor) as well as Owen's Best Man preceded a served meal. There was a low key cake cutting that was followed by hours of dancing to songs by artists like Katrina & The Waves, Jonas Brothers, Whitney Houston, Flo Rida, Jackson 5 and many more. Friday night's last song was "Shout" by the Isley Brothers and it was a crowd pleaser! We are so happy that Mr. & Mrs. McEvoy had us provide the soundtrack for their celebration.


Disclaimer: This is actually my first ever written gear review. I will try to cover everything, but would love your feedback on how I did so that I can create better reviews for other products in the future.
For my first gear review on the site, I wanted to cover a product that I have not seen much coverage on, at least in the world of mountain running.
The Elevation Training Mask 2.0 from Training Mask (based out of Cadillac, MI which, coincidentally, is the birthplace of yours truly) is a very popular training tool in the world of MMA. More recently, you may have even heard about football teams using them to prepare for games being played at high altitudes. Despite adoption in other sports, I haven't really heard of many people using them in mountain training. Now you might be thinking, "you live in Salt Lake City, why do you need an altitude training mask?" Well, while I do love mountain running, I am not much of a winter sport guy. Yes, I dabble in snowshoeing, but that is about the extent of it and only occasionally at best. As a result, I don't get a lot of high elevation mountain time in during the winter to prepare me for the racing season. So, as someone that likes to experiment with gear and needed a solution, I decided to order one and put it to the test.
The mask "simulates" high altitude through the pretty simple concept of restricted airflow. Obviously, at high altitude, less oxygen is reaching the lungs per breath. The same holds true (at least that is the claim) with restricted airflow. In other words, with each full breath, you are getting less air/oxygen with the mask then you would under normal conditions.
The mask uses (3) valves, each of which can be independently configured, to allow varying degrees of air flow to the mouth. This allows the user to simulate anywhere from a 3,000 – 18,000 ft. altitude adjustment.
The higher you are, the less dense the oxygen is in the air. So, with each full breathe you take, you are getting less oxygen. This mask isn't going to do that. Instead, it creates a restricted air flow scenario, where it becomes harder to breathe. So this mask isn't ACTUALLY simulating altitude, but I do believe it has some other benefits.
It seems to be beneficial. During workouts, whether running or cross-training, the workouts seem more taxing and produce a similar feeling to high levels of exertion at altitude. I have been using it as part of my winter training all season and have already shown that despite being only March, I am running faster with less effort than in previous seasons. This could be a result of a number of factors of course, but outside of using the mask, I have changed very little to my winter training approach.
As a side benefit (and maybe the most beneficial for me), my breathing pattern has become much more consistent. While wearing the mask, it is difficult to take quick, short breaths. As a result, I have found that the mask forces me into the habit of taking consistent, long, deep breaths.
The neoprene masks are stretchy in nature and connect in the back of your head using Velcro. I started with a size Medium and because of this, it bounced just enough on my face to be annoying. I ordered a size Small and the issue when away. Lesson learned, order a size smaller than you think you wear. The sizing only applies to the neoprene sleeve and not the mask itself.
I often maintain a beard in the winter months. I found that if I let it get too long, it impacted the seal between the mask and my face. It was only an issue if I didn't keep my beard trimmed, which I normally do.
Not everyone can afford to shell out the cash to buy an altitude tent or some other high-tech altitude training equipment. I found this to be a great alternative. My personal experience and early season performance gives me a high level of confidence that it works as a cost effective training tool. Even if it does not directly translate to pure altitude training, it has made my workouts more challenging and productive, which has helped to improve my overall fitness and technique. It has become a frequent partner in my workouts (I usually use it 1-2 times a week) and I intend on sticking with it well into the future.
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2) With the mask, the oxygen concentration is same as sea level, but the air intake volume is reduced.
The total absolute amount of Oxygen intake might be the same if the mask is calibrated correctly, but i am not sure whether the effects are the same.
It's a bit like, low concentration salted water taken in bigger volume is very much different from high concentration salted water taken in small volume.
I have been using this for about a year now. I can tell you that it does nothing to simulate high altitude because the only way that can be done is with a full respirator removing 10-20% of the oxygen from the air as you breath it. What this does do is put a added tax on your respiratory system. You mentioned your breathing pattern has improved. I also have had this happen.
The mask really forces you to have correct/upright posture when running so you can effectively get the most out of each diaphragm contraction. Because of this, you really focus on training your breathing and getting the most out of each breath (i.e.: three steps on an inhale two on exhale). After training with the mask for a while, you'dd notice at race time you're able to run faster and longer because you are able to really control your breathing in a way you previously have not been able to.
For us low-landers, it may feel like high altitude, but it's not. It's simply harder to breath so you force all of the muscles associated with breathing to strengthen and become more efficient.
thank you so much i was looking so hard to find and see if the beard would affect the mask. so now i know that i need to trim it and not have to shave it all.
Thanks for the review. On the "trimmed beard", what do you think is the longest length that it would still work with?
Since my review, I have found it to work on a longer/thicker beard too. I think the biggest factor is comfort, especially once you start to get a bit sweaty. If you can deal with that, it should be fine.


BROKEN ARROW--Immanuel Lutheran Christian Academy in Broken Arrow will be getting a big makeover thanks to the fifth grader who won a recipe contest.
The principal of the academy held a big assembly in the gym Friday morning with all 150 students.
Then, representatives from "Uncle Bens" surprised fifth grader Maya Jacob with a $15-thousand dollar check for her and her family.
They awarded another check of $30-thousand dollars to the school .
Maya entered Uncle Ben's beginner's contest with a family recipe of spicy kabob rice.
"There's lots of recipes that we make that our family makes, so we kind of put them all together and decided to make the recipe," Maya said.
"It's a little bit of fusion of south Asian and a little American, a little bit of everything," said Jane Jacob, Maya's mom.
Uncle Ben reps say the goal of the contest is to encourage families to cook healthy meals together.
The principal of the school says this award comes at a perfect time to make new changes to the cafeteria.
Out of 500 entries, Maya was one of five grand prize winners.


When my husband Anthony makes a food request, I will always oblige. This is rare and he is my favorite person to cook for. I asked him what dessert he wanted for Valentine's Day and his request was brownies. Now, I'm not sure if you have ever made a classic brownie but they are full of an inappropriate amount of butter and sugar and will basically make your teeth fall out :). So this left me to the task of a new and improved brownie, but still healthy-ish. So I set out to make an version that would sweep him off his feet.
This one takes the cake (or the brownie as it were) and suffices to say it just might have been breakfast this morning. This delicious ooey, gooey treat also happens to be totally plant-based, gluten and refined sugar free…but I'm not telling!


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Northeastern Defeated By Quinnipiac, 5-2
Sophomore forward Adam Gaudette scored a goal for the Huskies
1st 7:37 QUI 1-0 EV Landon Smith (1) Kevin McKernan/1
1st 9:55 QUI 2-0 EV Kārlis Čukste (1) Bo Pieper/1
2nd 13:03 QUI 3-0 PP GW Tim Clifton (1) K.J. Tiefenwerth/2, Landon Smith/1
2nd 16:07 NOE 1-3 EV Adam Gaudette (1) Ryan Shea/1, Dylan Sikura/3
3rd 4:49 QUI 4-1 PP Chase Priskie (1) -
3rd 8:34 NOE 2-4 PP Zach Aston-Reese (1) Eric Williams/1, Nolan Stevens/1
3rd 18:43 QUI 5-2 EV EN Tim Clifton (2) Scott Davidson/1
Northeastern 0 1 1 2
Quinnipiac 2 1 2 5
Northeastern 11 11 12 34
Quinnipiac 7 15 6 28
Northeastern (0-1-1) 1/12 11/22 0
Quinnipiac (1-0-1) 2/10 13/26 0
Northeastern Goaltending MIN GA 1 2 3 Saves
Ryan Ruck (L, 0-1-1) 58:34 4 5 14 4 23
Quinnipiac Goaltending MIN GA 1 2 3 Saves
Chris Truehl (W, 1-0-1) 60:00 2 11 10 11 32
SHELTON, Conn. - A pair of goals from Tim Clifton and 32 stops from Chris Truehl proved to be the difference as No. 2/2 Quinnipiac (1-0-1) skated to a 5-2 victory against the No. 15/14 Northeastern men's ice hockey team (0-1-1) on Saturday night at the TD Bank Sports Center.
The Bobcats netted the game's first three goals through the first 30 minutes of play before Adam Gaudette cut the deficit to 3-1 with his first goal of the year late in the second period. Northeastern continued to fight, but couldn't close the gap as QU extended its lead to 4-1 early in the third period. A goal from Zach Aston-Reese on the power play, his first of the season, brought the Huskies back within two, but Clifton put the game out of reach with an empty net goal late in regulation.
Special teams was a factor throughout the evening as the teams combined for 48 penalty minutes and 18 power play opportunities, with Quinnipiac going 2-of-8 and Northeastern 1-of-10.
Northeastern outshot Quinnipiac for the second straight night, peppering Truehl with 34 shots, while Ryan Ruckmade 23 saves on 28 shots on the night. After winning just 33% of its draws on Friday, Northeastern rebounded by taking 45-of-81 face-offs on Saturday night, including a 16-of-24 performance from Gaudette.
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- The Bobcats jumped out to a 1-0 lead 7:37 into the contest when Landon Smith buried his first of the season at the tail end of a Husky power play. As Tanner MacMaster was released from the penalty box, he joined a two-on-one Quinnipiac rush with Smith skating the puck down the right side. Despite two passing options, Smith elected to shoot from the right face-off dot, roofing a shot over the shoulder of Ruck for the score.
- Quinnipiac extended its lead to 2-0 near the midway mark of the frame as Karlis Cukste capitalized on a loose puck in the slot. With the Bobcats sustaining a bit of pressure in the attacking zone, they were able to poke the puck off of a Husky stick attempting to clear. Cukste spotted that and raced in towards the cage, collecting the puck and firing it five-hole for his first of the year.
- After Northeastern was called for three consecutive penalties that resulted in multiple five-on-three power play opportunities for the Bobcats, Quinnipiac took a commanding 3-0 lead with just two seconds remaining on the power play on Tim Clifton's first goal of the year. The Huskies, who were forced to kill off six penalties in the second period alone, fell victim to a rebound in front of Ruck as Clifton was able to shovel home an initial shot from K.J. Tiefenwerth at the right side.
- Northeastern brought the deficit back to two with 3:53 remaining in the second period as Gaudette netted his first of the year. Following a clean face-off win back to Ryan Shea at the point, Shea took a quick stride to elude a Bobcat winger to skate the puck along the blue line. He then took a step towards the cage and ripped a low shot that caught the pad of Truehl, but Gaudette was waiting on the doorstep to pound home the second attempt to make it a 3-1 game.
- Quinnipiac netted its second power play tally of the evening less than five minutes into the third period on Chase Priskie's first goal of the year, when he picked off a pass in the QU zone and went in uncontested on Ruck. Priskie faked left before going right and tucking the puck inside the post to make it 4-1 Bobcats.
- The Huskies wouldn't quit, however, and made it a two-goal game yet again on Aston-Reese's first goal of the season with 11:26 remaining in regulation. With Northeastern on the man advantage, Nolan Stevens fed Eric Williamswith a pass at the point. Williams' ensuing blast went off the pad of Truehl and into the air, where Aston-Reese was able to knock it in. The goal was briefly reviewed for a potential high stick, but stood as called.
- Northeastern made a final effort to cut the deficit to one by pulling Ruck late in regulation, and had a couple chances to make it a one-goal game, including a shot from Sikura that caught the post, but Quinnipiac weathered the storm and ended up putting home an empty netter from Tim Clifton with 1:17 to play.
Stats of the game:
- Northeastern is now 1-3-2 all-time against Quinnipiac.
- Sikura has three points in his first two games of the year. It took him six games to reach three points last season.
- Nolan Stevens has 25 points (11 goals, 14 assists) in his last 16 games, dating back to last season.
- Shea recorded his first collegiate point with his assist on Gaudette's second period goal.
The road ahead:
The Huskies will be back in action on Friday night when Northeastern travels to Ryan Arena for a 7 p.m. contest against Bentley. The teams will then meet again Saturday night at Matthews Arena, where the Huskies will unveil the 2016 Hockey East Championship banner prior to the game.