About Able
Able is a minor character in the Disney XD series, Tron: Uprising. He owns a successful light cycle garage, called Able's Garage, in Argon City. His employees include Beck, Zed, Mara, and Link. He acts as a grandfather figure to Beck. He is also one of the few programs who know that Tron is still alive.
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Who is striking? How Christmas and New Year walkouts will affect you
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Upcoming strike action WED 21 DEC Ambulance staff on strike The action will involve paramedics, control room staff and support workers in England and Wales The strike affects non-life threatening calls only and people are advised to use the 999 service in an emergency Read more: Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in Yorkshire and the Humber and north-west England The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams THU 22 DEC Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in London and south-east England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Possible rail disruption Security staff on Eurostar services are due to strike Read more: Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in Yorkshire and the Humber and north-west England The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams FRI 23 DEC Postal workers on strike Royal Mail staff are on strike First and second class letters won t be delivered Read more: Rail disruption continues Security staff on Eurostar services are due to strike Eurostar say they are running a revised timetAble A strike by UNITE the Union affects the East Midlands Railway Services will be reduced and customers are being told to travel only if necessary Read more: Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in London and south-east England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in Yorkshire and the Humber and north-west England The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams SAT 24 DEC Postal workers on strike Royal Mail staff are on strike First and second class letters won t be delivered Read more: Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike The RMT strike will affect services in England, Scotland and Wales Services will finish early and people are being advised to avoid travelling if possible Eurostar say they are running a revised timetAble A strike by UNITE the Union affects the East Midlands Railway (EMR) There will be no EMR trains operating on Christmas Eve Read more: Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in London and south-east England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Bus drivers on strike Bus drivers in London are taking industrial action The routes affected are mostly in south and west London Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in Yorkshire and the Humber and north-west England The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams SUN 25 DEC Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike No trains will be running in England, Scotland or Wales Read more: Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in London and south-east England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected MON 26 DEC Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike No trains will be running in England, Scotland or Wales No Eurostar services will be running Read more: Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected TUE 27 DEC Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike until 06:00 GMT Services in England, Scotland and Wales will be limited and will start later than usual Read more: Bus drivers on strike Bus drivers in London are taking industrial action The routes affected are mostly in south and west London WED 28 DEC Ambulance staff on strike The action will involve paramedics, control room staff and support workers in England and Wales The strike affects non-life threatening calls only and people are advised to use the 999 service in an emergency Read more: Rail disruption continues Staff at West Midlands Trains (WMT) and Great Western Railway (GWR) are on strike from midday This includes staff working in ticket offices, station management and guards Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in the East Midlands, West Midlands, east of England and parts of London The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams THU 29 DEC Rail disruption continues Staff at West Midlands Trains (WMT) and Great Western Railway (GWR) are on strike until midday This includes staff working in ticket offices, station management and guards Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected Baggage handlers There is a planned strike by some baggage handlers at Heathrow Airport Around 400 members of Unite, employed by private contractor Menzies, are due to take industrial action Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in the East Midlands, West Midlands, east of England and parts of London The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams FRI 30 DEC Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in the West Midlands and south-west England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected Baggage handlers There is a planned strike by some baggage handlers at Heathrow Airport Around 400 members of Unite, employed by private contractor Menzies, are due to take industrial action Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in the East Midlands, West Midlands, east of England and parts of London The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams SAT 31 DEC Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in the West Midlands and south-west England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Bus drivers on strike Bus drivers in London are taking industrial action The routes affected are mostly in south and west London Border Force strikes Some Border Force staff are striking in England, Wales and Scotland meaning delays are likely for people arriving in the UK Birmingham, Cardiff, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow and Manchester airports, and the port of Newhaven, will be affected Baggage handlers There is a planned strike by some baggage handlers at Heathrow Airport Around 400 members of Unite, employed by private contractor Menzies, are due to take industrial action Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in the East Midlands, West Midlands, east of England and parts of London The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams SUN 1 JAN Baggage handlers There is a planned strike by some baggage handlers at Heathrow Airport Around 400 members of Unite, employed by private contractor Menzies, are due to take industrial action MON 2 JAN There are currently no national strikes planned for this date TUE 3 JAN Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike The RMT strike will affect services in England, Scotland and Wales and people are being advised to avoid travelling if possible Read more: Possible road disruption All National Highways traffic officers across England are on strike The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in the East Midlands, West Midlands, east of England and parts of London The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams WED 4 JAN Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike The RMT strike will affect services in England, Scotland and Wales and people are being advised to avoid travelling if possible Read more: Bus drivers on strike Bus drivers in London are taking industrial action The routes affected are mostly in south and west London Possible road disruption All National Highways traffic officers across England are on strike The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in London, south-east and south-west England and Wales The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams THU 5 JAN Bus drivers on strike Bus drivers in London are taking industrial action The routes affected are mostly in south and west London Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in London, south-east and south-west England and Wales The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams FRI 6 JAN Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike The RMT strike will affect services in England, Scotland and Wales and people are being advised to avoid travelling if possible Read more: Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in the East Midlands and eastern England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in London, south-east and south-west England and Wales The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams SAT 7 JAN Rail disruption continues The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) are on strike The RMT strike will affect services in England, Scotland and Wales and people are being advised to avoid travelling if possible Read more: Possible road disruption Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in the East Midlands and eastern England The strike involves control centre staff and traffic officers who deal with the aftermath of accidents Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in London, south-east and south-west England and Wales The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams SUN 8 JAN Driving test centre strikes Some driving examiners are on strike in London, south-east and south-west England and Wales The industrial action will not affect theory tests but might have an impact on practical exams When are the next rail strikes? While there is ongoing disruption and some localised strikes on 23 December, a national strike of RMT members is due to start at 18:00 on 24 December until 06:00 on 27 December...
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What are Putin's plans mean for Russia
... Mikhail Mishustin, the Russians said, is to know and be Able to...
What are Putin's plans mean for Russia
Russia has a new Prime Minister , a change that no one predicted, just A Day . For many years, Dmitry Medvedev has been replaced by A Man Most People had never heard of Until Now .
Not only that President Vladimir Putin has initiated a major reform of The Constitution , the one that looks like the start of his "transition": want to keep a much-anticipated influence, if he has left the Kremlin in 2024.
The Details of the Plan are still unclear, but This Week in a surprise shake-up offers curious new notes.
Why did the Prime Minister have to be?Mr Medvedev's departure was a shock - or at least the timing of it. But it seems that he has to drop his boss a bitch, again.
He has long been a faithful companion to Vladimir Putin - the Most controversial, if he kept the Kremlin warm, as President for four years, until The Constitution allows Mr. Putin to return in 2012. Now he takes the rap for Russia's economic problems.
The Patriotic "blip" on the 2014 annexation of Crimea has faded, and for many families, there is no substitute a balm for the harsh realities of life. Mr Putin state of The Nation speech this year, recognized that the concentration is heavily on the common rattling well-instead of saber in The West .
So, he brought a new man to sort out the economy and the state TV has been pumping out positive messages. Mikhail Mishustin , the Russians said, is to know and be Able to.
The previously unknown Mikhail Mishustin , has been named as Russia's new Prime MinisterThe shake-buys-up time, and probably want to, in next year's critical elections to the Parliament, the main pro-Kremlin party, United Russia , is likely to fight.
But it also support help to buy, for Mr Putin's major changes.
What exactly is the Mr Putin is doing to The Constitution ?Vladimir Putin 's exchange with his constitutional reform in the same direction as the Prime Minister .
The changes include a rebalancing of the responsibility, a little less for The President , for the Parliament. Mr Putin has declared that it brings power closer to the people: parliamentarians more influence on the formation of the government, for example.
He argues, it is more democratic, and more effective.
But Most commentators see this as a masking a different agenda: Vladimir Putin to carve out an appropriate role to pack When he and to go to the Kremlin. After two decades in power he has to protect interests and Allies - a whole System . He may not want to make the effort to leave yourself more with the day-to-day operation of the country, but he is unlikely to fade completely.
The Role of The little-noticed State Council could be of crucial importance for its future.
Mr Putin, already in his head, and now the plans for the anchoring of The Council in The Constitution . It is only a consultative body for now. Souped-up, it could be a way to continue the strings of power. Think, Raul Castro , took a step back from the Cuban presidency, but still, the powerful Communist party of GenSec. Or the Kazakh model, closer to home, where Nursultan Nazarbayev remained head of the security Council and the "leader of The Nation " For Life .
Vladimir Putin could be looking to make His Way to Russia's Supreme leader.
he Can't just stay as a President?There was speculation that Mr Putin may remove just the two-term limit for the presidency in The Constitution . Nothing is ruled out forever, but that would be highly controversial, even in Russia it is managed-democracy.
When Mr Putin and Dmitry Medvedev seat swap-exchange back in 2012, it caused huge street protests. There is opposition rallies this summer have been more pro -.
The Kremlin probably wants to avoid more of the same, especially in a difficult economic climate.
Dmitry Medvedev has long been loyal to President PutinIt is believed that Mr Putin is on the search for a smooth replacement for yourself instead: Putin II, There is still a chance that Mr Medvedev could set the stage for a comeback for this role He was a lined page, not to be ashamed of, After All . It is also possible for the new Prime Minister Mishustin could be president-in-waiting. But After This week, Vladimir Putin seems to surprise more likely.
How or When will we know about his plans?Mr Putin still has four years on The Job , so there is no big hurry, with the amendments to The Constitution , even if the events have moved unusually rapidly in recent times.
He has Set Up a working group, 75 persons strong, concrete proposals for reforms, and she has her instructions. Around a huge table, Mr Putin warned, to Take Care of The Team , about the "each letter, each comma", how their work relates to the basic law of The Land .
The newly formed working group is responsible for amendments to The ConstitutionOnce the proposals are made, his vision should be clearer. A kind of public confirmation vote is expected before the summer. The Kremlin has decided, in a formal referendum, though. It would be risky.
Despite all The Talk of democracy, Mr Putin would not want his big Plan Rejected to be When it is finally presented.
russia, dmitry medvedev, vladimir putin, mikhail mishustin
Source of news: bbc.com
