Two weeks ago, Maryland was on the edge of being ranked for the first time since the preseason. They had just come off of a dominant victory against Illinois and needed one more win against Nebraska to reach the Top 25.
Unfortunately, the Terps suffered a heartbreaking 67-65 defeat at the hands of Nebraska and fell back down the NCAA totem pole. Maryland bounced back and went on to win their next three games, two of which were on the road, and once again found themselves in the Top 25 conversation.
On Monday the Associated Press released their weekly rankings. Maryland received 121 votes and the #25 spot. The Terps also find themselves at the top of the Big 10 after their win against Illinois and Michigan State's loss to Ohio State.
Things are looking good for this young Maryland team. After their underwhelming 2015-16 season, Maryland lost four of its five starters and replaced them with freshmen recruits. In the past, coach Mark Turgeon has been able to bring in some veteran transfer players to help improve the team, but this year he stuck with his recruits.
While junior Melo Trimble is still the undisputed leader, newcomers like Anthony Cowan, Justin Jackson, and Kevin Huerter have been the key to success for this Maryland team. The freshman have shown a lot of poise in close games that goes beyond just being smart with the ball. Cowan, Jackson, and Huerter all have the ability to take the game-winning shot or sink the clutch free throws.
The Terps' new ranking will be immediately tested as they prepare to play three of their next four games on the road. The first will be against Iowa this Thursday.
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Lakeview Park is by far the most popular Park in the Wyldecrest portfolio. Located at Noak Hill, Romford, it is a mature park comprising of over 132 homes set out in a variety of locations, giving the overall feel of a small village. There is a car park situated at the top of Cummings Hall Lane and a bus stop right outside the park entrance for your convenience. This park is able to provide its residents with a tranquil environment within easy reach of local facilities.
Noak Hill is a village in the far northeast of the London Borough of Havering and where a small Civil Parish formed in 1985. It's located immediately north of the post-war estate of Harold Hill and east of Havering-atte-Bower.
Romford is historically a market town in the county of Essex and as part of the suburban growth of London in the 20th century, significantly expanded and increased in population, becoming a municipal borough in 1937 and has formed part of Greater London since 1965. It is now one of the largest commercial, retail, entertainment and leisure districts outside central London.
Lakeview park has good connections with Harold Hill and Brentwood and is just a 5 minute drive from the M25. Hilldene Shopping Centre is just a mile away and it is approximately a 20 minute drive to Lakeside in Thurrock with its excellent shopping, restaurants and entertainment facilities. Romford Market trades on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday each week and everyday leading up to the Christmas period.
For those with an interest in history, a number of Roman finds have been made in both Romford and Hornchurch, but the most significant discovery was made at Noak Hill in 1814. An area of Roman tiles three hundred paces long were uncovered between North Hill Drive and the Bear Pub. This is the only concrete evidence ever found of a Roman settlement in Noak Hill. It is now believed that there were two Roman Settlements in Havering, the first being "Durolitum" in Romford and the other at Noak Hill.
After the Roman evacuation of Britain, the Kingdom of the East Saxons was established in an area of eastern England now covered by the counties of Essex and Suffolk. All that said, the history of Noak Hill really begins with the Norman Conquest, for nothing is known about the area before 1066.
There is a patchwork of scenic country walks, ancient villages, historic houses and archaeological finds throughout the area. At the entrance to Lakeview Park there is the famous Bear Pub which is popular with residents as it is just a short walk away and serves great homemade meals with special discounts on a Monday for Lakeview residents.


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International, supra-national and national policies. Regulation of flows and border control. Laws and regulation programs. Integration policies and models. Labour market, integration and exclusion. Political rights and naturalization. Criminality, criminalisation. Trafficking and anti-criminal policy. Reception and detention camps.
The "second generation". Legal status, citizenship, political and social rights. Educational and labour market policies, social mobility.
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Goldin I., G. Cameron, M. Balarajan (2013), Exceptional People: How Migration Shaped Our World and Will Define Our Future, University of Crete Press, Irakleion.
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New world orders
By Artiom Hildebrandt
This is an opinion article by an external contributor. The views belong to the writer.
Throughout history, every region cemented its own kind of order. China, for instance, saw itself as the center of the universe, the leading world power in 18 out of 20 centuries.
Similarly, Islam created an order from the seventh century onwards, subjugating the Middle East, and parts of Europe, and Asia under its rule.
When the Puritans crossed the Atlantic, they envisioned a new beginning, away from Machiavellian Europe, entrapped in conspiracies, and rivalry. Emblematically, during the darkest days of the American Revolution, Thomas Paine penned "Common Sense", and advocated "to begin the world over again".
In revolutionary France, the brainchild of the enlightenment period heralded a new order, essentially challenging the Westphalian system. During the revolutions of the late 18th, and 19th century, liberals across Europe had their hopes to renew the continent for the better rekindled. Yet, the Concert of Europe restored the Bourbon dynasty in France, and denigrated the emerging liberal order – a threat to European monarchies.
Even if these attempts were largely defeated, it set in place aspirations, and standards for a future in freedom.
The League of Nations
When the meticulously designed balance of power modus operandi ended with the onset of World War I, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, championed establishing the League of Nations – essentially a forerunner of, and stepping stone to, the creation of the United Nations (UN) in particular, and the liberal international order in general.
The Wilsonian triangle of international institutions, economic interdependence, free markets, and liberal democracy echoed the enlightenment thinkers' Immanuel Kant notion of institutions, and perpetual peace, drafted centuries earlier.
Nowadays, most scholars would concur, it wasn't the UN, and much less the World Trade Organization, but American power, that ensured the materialization, and perseverance of the liberal international order after the horrors of World War II, and throughout the Cold War.
By the time the Soviet Union and its communist satellites collapsed, the liberal international order began to spread far beyong the West, and America's "unipolar moment" reinforced the liberal international order throughout the rest of the world.
Over and above, in "The End of History", international relations scholar Francis Fukuyama argued that humanity reached "the end point of mankind's ideological evolution and the universalization of Western liberal democracy as the final form of human government".
In marked contrast, the late Samuel Huntington, best known for his theory "The Clash of Civilizations", based upon the enchanting book of the same name, refuted Fukuyama's thesis. Instead, based on scientific evidence, Huntington illustrated at least three distinct pathways: Rejectionism, Kemalism, and reformism. Correspondingly, in a Voltaire-esque fashion, the historian Niall Ferguson recently opined that the "liberal international order is neither liberal, nor international, nor very orderly."
Ferguson went on, and asked the audience whether the international order can be liberal if the main benefactor, China, is a one-party communist state. He continued to raise doubts as to whether it is truly international. Lastly, he singled out the Syrian Civil War, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and scrutinized our perception of order.
The German-American political scientist and venerated Republican statesman Henry Kissinger noted in his influential publication "World Order", "Every international order must sooner or later face the impact of two tendencies challenging its cohesion: either a redefinition of legitimacy or a significant shift in the balance of power."
Indeed, the unipolar moment, when the liberal West exercised dominance over world order, has come to a provisional end. China, at the center of this inflection point, is gaining more power over an international system which is increasingly under pressure. Supporting this view, Lee Kuan Yew, the founding Prime Minister of Singapore determined, "the size of China's displacement of the world balance is such that the world must find a new balance. It is not possible to pretend that this is just another big player. This is the biggest player in the history of the world."
Alternatively, in November 2020, the Policy Planning Staff at the Office of the U.S. Secretary of State published a pamphlet in many ways reminiscent of George Kennan's Long Telegram, and determined, "The CCP aims not merely at preeminence within the established world order, but to fundamentally revise world order."
Globalization and interdependence
Coincidentally, the values underlying international arrangements have been fundamentally altered. In particular, globalization has led to significant controversy in policy-making circles around the world. By their very nature, states strive to preserve their national sovereignty and ensure their territorial integrity.
The revolution in communication technologies and the development of infrastructure led to an unprecedented level of world integration and influences every aspect of life, such as the economy or culture. The sceptics of globalization criticize the impact of events such as economic crises, political instability, and the dispersion of a disease – all of which may spread out rapidly across the world without the ability to insulate oneself from it.
According to a 2020 globalization survey by the Bertelsmann Foundation, we see a rapid decline in support of globalization in the West, while emerging economies are more positive about it.
Unsurprisingly, at the 2017 World Economic Forum, Chinese President Xi Jingping asserted, "The point I want to make is that many of the problems troubling the world are not caused by economic globalization." While the Party of Davos rejoiced to hear it, 4200 miles away in Washington D.C., President Donald Trump delivered his inaugural address, and announced, "The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed across the entire world. But that is the past."
At the 74th session of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, Trump reiterated, "The future does not belong to globalists. The future belongs to patriots. As jobs were outsourced, a small handful grew wealthy at the expense of the middle class. Globalism exerted a religious pull over past leaders, causing them to ignore their own national interests." The other day, an influential German news portal observed, "Germans are moving away from globalization."
Thomas Kuhn, one of the most important science theorists of the 20th century, renown for his work "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" reckoned that intellectual, and scientific progress encompasses the substitution of an outdated paradigm, by a new one. To put it in Kuhn's words, "to be accepted as a paradigm, a theory must seem better than its competitors, but it need not, and in fact never does, explain all the facts with which it can be confronted."
Now, the drama of world politics, very similar to a Tolstoy novel, is structured around non-linear parallel stories, which do not follow a chronological order, but jump around separate narratives, and protagonists. Most importantly, a new order paradigm will depend on Chimerica relations. Contrary to wisdom, economic interdependence does not necessarily lead to more peace, and stability - Norman Angel can tell you a thing or two about it.
As the plot is leading up to the climax, and despite marked differences to its predecessor, the polarisation of the world into spheres of influence dominated by the United States and China has been designated Cold War 2. At any rate, "Cold War" sounds better than "(Hot) War". But please, let's not be totally submissive to our cognitive biases.
Strikingly, what behavioral economists dubbed the anchoring effect, a "Cold War 2" label causes concern. As the COVID-19 pandemic slowly, but surely is drawing to an end, and despite the fact world leaders enthusiastically envision a new, or even better world order, it would be remiss not to urge caution. Huntington highlighted moments of euphoria after exhausting periods as illusions of harmony. He emphasized, "the world became different...but not necessarily more peaceful."
Artiom Hildebrandt

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In the gaming world, a good monitor plays an important role for every gamer to reach its potential. This is why it is not surprising to know that gamers are really picky when it comes to choosing a gaming monitor to use.
A good gaming monitor must not only come in good quality but it must be fully packed with different features too. It is not enough to have a monitor which can work with you for long hours; you also need a monitor which can provide you the perfect imaging and display. Fortunately, there are already wide varieties of gaming monitor on the market today. Two of these monitors are Asus MG248Q and VG24QE. In these two top choices which one is the better choice? Find out below.
Asus is a known brand when it comes to gaming monitors. This is why these two top choices of gaming monitors are for sure both good choice. How they differ from each other? Let's take a look at their specs and features.
Size is an important consideration when choosing a gaming monitor. Every gamer has its own preference since it is also one of the ways to optimize their gaming experience.
Both Asus MG248Q and Asus VG248QE come in 24 inches. They have the same size which suits most gamers out there. This size is the commonly preferred by many gamers because it is not too big and not too small as well.
These two choices of Asus gaming monitors are both ergonomically designed items. However, they have different designs which are both great and will surely catch one's attention.
Asus VG248QE offers a sturdy and stable foundation through its circular base. This style can be commonly seen on many monitors and is already proven in providing overall stability. On the other hand, Asus MG248Q has a rectangular base with some diagonal styles in the edges. This is not as common as the first choice but this design is still sturdy and stable enough to keepmonitor safety.
All in all, when it comes to designs, these two monitors from Asus are both classy. They have the look which will surely enhance an aura inside your gaming station.
Gaming monitors today are often associated with a good display. This is because online games do not only need skills and abilities but also a good display coming from the monitor.
When it comes to its monitor, Asus VG248QE and Asus MG248Q have the same numbers of display. Both of them have a screen resolution of 1920 x 1080. These number of screen resolution is helpful enough to let you see visible information without taking any scroll action. With this resolution, every gamer will be able to game even at an optimum level.
Adjustability is also another feature in which any gaming monitors must have. An adjustable design is not just a simple ability of the monitor. This is because a highly adjustable gaming monitor will enable you to game conveniently.
The good thing is both of these gaming monitors from Asus are adjustable. This means that you can adjust its height according to your preferences and state of comfort. Aside from that, the swivel property of these monitors will also enable you to either face it in your direction or the spot where you are most comfortable. On the other hand, added to its adjustable features is the fact that both Asus MG248Q and Asus VG248QE have tilting property.
These two choices of gaming monitors have the adjustable design. This means that whichever you choose, you have the ability to set it according to your personal style, taste, and preferences.
A monitor which is possible in offering a clear imaging effect is a must when it comes to gaming. Fortunately, these two choices of monitor from Asus have both clear effects. This gives you the confidence that these two gaming monitors are able to provide you a clear imaging while you are playing.
Durability is also another feature which you should always look for. This is because, in the gaming environment, you need to use tough materials, accessories, and devices to let it last even after being used for long hours.
Asus is also a known brand when it comes to durability. This is why it is not undeniable that both the Asus MG248Q and Asus VG248QE have durable properties. Any of these choices are suitable enough for any gaming experience.
When talking about price, these two gaming monitors from Asus have the affordable price. They have both average price which will suit any gamer's budget.
These two monitors from Asus have the same great performance. Aside from that, they have also the same response time which is 1ms.
Asus MG248Q and Asus VG248QE are quite different from each other when talking about power consumption. This is because Asus MG248Q needs 65w while Asus VG248QE only requires 45w. With this, the former choice has higher power consumption compared the former choice.
With all the features of these two gaming monitors from Asus, the conclusion is that they are both good choices. In fact, any of these two monitors must be part of your top choices in optimizing your gaming experience.
However, Asus MG248Q and Asus VG248QE have also differences when it comes to their power consumption as well their style. Asus MG248Q comes with a triangular shape while Asus VG248QE has a circular base.
With these few differences, you may consider Asus VG248QE as a better choice because it has lower power watts needed. When it comes to their designs, though they have differences as well, the end line would be your personal taste and preferences. This is because when it comes to their overall performance, these two monitors have great performance and are efficient.


Former Temple players await their professional fate this week at the NFL Draft.
The Owls made the American Athletic Conference tournament semifinal for the first time.
Coach Seamus O'Connor said the new recruits will fill team's most crucial areas.
Kyle Dobbins is among the players trying to replace former running back Ryquell Armstead.
The Owls are guaranteed to play in the American Athletic Conference Tournament after defeating East Carolina 15-8 on Saturday at Howarth Field.
The Owls sent two teams that finished in third and seventh place at the Explorer Invitational on Monday.
Fran Dunphy was part of three former Temple 'greats' to be inducted to the Big 5 Hall of Fame on Monday night at The Palestra. Multiple athletes from men's and women's basketball also received awards.
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When Julie Walters came to Ireland to find her ancestors, she discovered that land is at the heart of Irish family history. Ireland was a largely agrarian society. Most families were tenants at will, farming their land over generations without the security of a lease or fixed rent. The relationship between tenant farmers and the land that they worked, but did not own, informs much of the history of 19th century Ireland from the Tithe Wars to the Land Wars.
A substitute for the destroyed 19th century census returns, the records associated with the administration of land in Ireland act as valuable sources for Irish genealogy. Land records document the passing of land from husbands to widows or fathers to sons. They demonstrate the economic standing of a family, whether they farmed the rich land of Munster or subsisted on the bog and mountain land of Connacht.
As well as being a vital source for genealogical research, these records can open the door to stories of eviction, emigration, famine and even political mobilisation. Here are a few of the essential land records that should progress the story of your family in Ireland.


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title: Building a jsonapi.org API with Phoenix 1.3
date: 2017-08-29 08:02:44 Z
published: false
categories:
- elixir
- phoenix
- jsonapi
layout: post
---

In this post I will document my experience building an image gallery API using Phoenix 1.3. The API will follow the [jsonapi.org](jsonapi.org) specification.

## setting up a barebones api project with Phoenix

```mix phx.new myapp --no-html --no-brunch --database=mysql```

`--no-html` and `--no-brunch` because there is no need for html templates nor an asset pipeline.

I will use MySQL here because I am familiar with it. If you don't specify a '--database' option, Phoenix will expect a PostgreSQL database by default.

![Imgur](http://i.imgur.com/QZZ7AKo.png)

```bash
cd myapp
mix ecto.create
iex -S mix phoenix.server
```

`mix ecto create` will create database a database called `myapp_dev`.

## the data model

![Imgur](https://i.imgur.com/39SW7a5.png)

## generating resources

`mix phx.gen.json Assets Image images name:string url:string position:integer`

## installing dependencies

To emit json-api payloads I will be using the [vt-elixir/ja_serializer](https://github.com/vt-elixir/ja_serializer) library.
As of today there are only two Elixir server libraries that implements the json-api spec. I don't know how the two compare but I will choose ja_serializer because it looks better documented than [jeregrine/jsonapi](https://github.com/jeregrine/jsonapi).

```ruby
# myapp/mix.exs

defp deps do
  [
    # ...
      {:ja_serializer, "~> 0.12.0"},
    # ...
  ]
end
```
Replace `0.12.0` with the latest version of the library.

`mix deps.get`

## configuration

You need to tell Phoenix how to handle the "application/vnd.api+json" mime type.

```ruby
# myapp/config/config.exs

config :phoenix, :format_encoders,
  "json-api": Poison

config :mime, :types, %{
  "application/vnd.api+json" => ["json-api"]
}
```

```bash
mix deps.clean plug --build
mix deps.get
```

```ruby
# myapp/lib/myapp_web/router.ex

defmodule MyappWeb.Router do
  use MyappWeb, :router

  pipeline :api do
    plug :accepts, ["json-api"]
  end

  scope "/api", MyappWeb do
    pipe_through :api
  end
end
```

## generating resources

`mix phx.gen.json Assets Image images name:string url:string position:integer`

```ruby
# myapp/lib/myapp_web/router.ex

defmodule MyappWeb.Router do
  use MyappWeb, :router

  pipeline :api do
    plug :accepts, ["json-api"]
    plug JaSerializer.ContentTypeNegotiation
    plug JaSerializer.Deserializer
  end

  scope "/api", MyappWeb do
    pipe_through :api

    resources "/images", ImageController, except: [:new, :edit]
  end

end
```

`mix ecto.migrate`

## generating fake data

```ruby
# myapp/priv/repo/seeds.exs

alias Myapp.Repo
alias Myapp.Assets.Image

[
  %Image{
    name: "image 1",
    url: "",
    position: 1,
  },
  %Image{
    name: "image 2",
    url: "",
    position: 2,
  },
  %Image{
    name: "image 3",
    url: "",
    position: 3,
  },
  %Image{
    name: "image 4",
    url: "",
    position: 4,
  }
] |> Enum.each(&Repo.insert!(&1))
```

Notice the exclamation mark after `insert`, this means that the function will throw and error if something goes wrong.

`mix run priv/repo/seeds.exs`

## testing our API with curl

`curl -sH "Accept: application/vnd.api+json" http://localhost:4003/api/images | python -m json.tool`

Here we use a python one-liner to prettify the curl output.

```json
{
    "data": [
        {
            "id": 1,
            "name": "image 1",
            "position": 1,
            "url": ""
        },
        {
            "id": 2,
            "name": "image 2",
            "position": 2,
            "url": ""
        },
        {
            "id": 3,
            "name": "image 3",
            "position": 3,
            "url": ""
        },
        {
            "id": 4,
            "name": "image 4",
            "position": 4,
            "url": ""
        }
    ]
}
```
It works! However the json format does not follow the jsonapi.org spec.

Now we want our images to be part of a gallery

TODO: Explain one-to-many relationship with graph

`mix phx.gen.json Assets Gallery galleries name:string`

![Imgur](http://i.imgur.com/dBe486G.png)

Choose yes

Add the resource to your :api scope in lib/myapp_web/router.ex

```ruby
#lib/myapp_web/router.ex
defmodule MyappWeb.Router do
  use MyappWeb, :router

  pipeline :api do
    plug :accepts, ["json-api"]
    plug JaSerializer.ContentTypeNegotiation
    plug JaSerializer.Deserializer
  end

  scope "/api", MyappWeb do
    pipe_through :api

    resources "/images", ImageController, except: [:new, :edit]
    resources "/galleries", GalleryController, except: [:new, :edit]
  end

end
```

Generate a migration. (what's a migration)

`mix ecto.gen.migration add_field_to_images`

`mix ecto.migrate`

```ruby
#priv/repo/migrations/TIMESTAMP_add_field_to_images.exs

defmodule Myapp.Repo.Migrations.AddFieldToImages do
  use Ecto.Migration

  def change do
    alter table("images") do
      add :gallery_id, references(:galleries, on_delete: :delete_all)
    end
  end
end
```

> Note: You may be wondering where are all these keywords, 'alter', 'scope', 'pipeline', etc. from. They not part of the Elixir standard library. They are called 'macros'.

`mix ecto.migrate`

![Imgur](http://i.imgur.com/5G5FiYc.png)

The field gallery_id has been added to the `images` table along with a foreign key and a delete constraint.

```ruby
defmodule Myapp.Assets.Gallery do
  use Ecto.Schema
  import Ecto.Changeset
  alias Myapp.Assets.Gallery
  alias Myapp.Assets.Image

  schema "galleries" do
    field :name, :string
    has_many :images, Image

    timestamps()
  end

  @doc false
  def changeset(%Gallery{} = gallery, attrs) do
    gallery
    |> cast(attrs, [:name])
    |> validate_required([:name])
  end
end
```

```ruby
defmodule Myapp.Assets.Image do
  use Ecto.Schema
  import Ecto.Changeset
  alias Myapp.Assets.Image
  alias Myapp.Assets.Gallery

  schema "images" do
    field :name, :string
    field :position, :integer
    field :url, :string
    belongs_to :gallery, Gallery

    timestamps()
  end

  @doc false
  def changeset(%Image{} = image, attrs) do
    image
    |> cast(attrs, [:name, :url, :position])
    |> validate_required([:name, :url, :position])
  end
end
```

```ruby
alias Myapp.Repo
alias Myapp.Assets.Image
alias Myapp.Assets.Gallery

Repo.delete_all Image
Repo.delete_all Gallery
[
  %Gallery{
    name: "image 1",
    images: [
      %Image{
        name: "image 1",
        url: "",
        position: 1,
      },
      %Image{
        name: "image 2",
        url: "",
        position: 2,
      },
      %Image{
        name: "image 3",
        url: "",
        position: 3,
      },
      %Image{
        name: "image 4",
        url: "",
        position: 4,
      },
      %Image{
        name: "image 5",
        url: "",
        position: 6,
      },
      %Image{
        name: "image 6",
        url: "",
        position: 6,
      }
    ]
  },
] |> Enum.each(&Repo.insert!(&1))
```

`mix run priv/repo/seeds.exs`

Then configure ja_serializer in both gallery and image views

Install Ember and generate project

```
ember help generate model
ember g model gallery name:string images:has-many:image
ember g model image name:string url:string position:number gallery:belongs-to:gallery
```

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Phoebus Software (PSL) are a market-leading provider of agile technologies to the loan-servicing, banking and lending sectors within the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
Founded in 1989 as a subsidiary of a merchant bank, the Solihull company has grown to be a major specialist software supplier, delivering innovative and seamless solutions to a range of businesses with around 200 staff under Executive Chairman Robert Lintonbon and Managing Director Paul Hunt.
More than 25 lenders, banks and building societies use PSL's technology, which services about £30 billion of assets in the UK.
Few companies put staff wellbeing more at the heart of their thinking. The new 15,000-sq-ft offices at Lansdowne Gate feature a wellbeing room for prayer, reading, yoga or playing the guitar, and a games room.
There are standing-desks, free gym membership and a calendar of wellbeing events such as lifestyle coaching and guitar lessons.
What is it like to work for Phoebus Software Ltd
I feel that my manager talks openly and honestly with me
The company's performance platform is designed to grow and nurture talent, supported by an experienced mentor who can evaluate the individual and provide the assistance they require. Their continual performance management process and growth plans focus on building skills and expertise, with the platform built internally for the company's needs.
This organisation has a strong social conscience
Phoebus Software have been carbon neutral since 2010, thanks to an offsetting scheme that builds efficient stoves for families in Kenya to offset emissions. They also help charity groups closer to home, including a group in Birmingham that supports young people with emotional, behavioural and mental health difficulties.
Employees efforts are rewarded through monthly awards, quarterly celebrations for company performance and red letter days for high performance, while delivery teams are recognised for their contribution with team meals. Staff also commemorate each other's performance with shoutouts and birthday celebrations.
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If ever we needed evidence that the Greens don't expect to be the party of government any time soon, Richard Di Natale's latest suite of policies provides it. A grab-bag of un-costed ideas, the policy program outlined at the National Press Club on Wednesday would be impossible to implement in government.
While most people were focussed on the proposal to turn the RBA into a retail mortgage-lender, the Greens' embrace of the Universal Basic Income (UBI) deserves scrutiny.
The UBI is perhaps the most widely supported idea in fashion on the progressive side of the political debate, so it's no surprise to see the Greens jump onboard. But it is no solution to inequality, and far from a progressive answer to the problems in our current tax and transfer system.
Why do people think it is? Proponents of a UBI claim that it would replace our current uneven rates of income support with one payment, set at a rate that provides a decent standard of living. Further, they claim that, by being paid on a non-means tested basis to all adults regardless of their employment status, the UBI would remove the "stigma" associated with welfare. It's also asserted that it would strengthen the power of workers by enabling them to "walk away" from work that is badly paid or offers poor conditions.
To deliver all this, a UBI would need to be provided to every Australian adult, at least at the rate of the age pension, currently $814 a fortnight. That equates to over $400 billion a year.
Our current welfare budget is around $160 billion a year. Not all of this could be saved – a significant chunk is spent on administration. But even with significant savings, a recent report by the Centre for Independent Studies found that the cost to the federal budget would be an additional $230.9 billion a year. Current total Commonwealth tax revenue, ex GST, is around $300 billion – so we're talking about an increase in tax revenue of more than 75 per cent.
Modelling to cost a UBI is currently underway by Ben Phillips and Miranda Stewart at the ANU, but early findings indicate that, to fund a model as outlined above, a significant increase in personal income tax rates and taxation of the family home would be necessary.
Good luck selling that to the Australian public, Senator Di Natale.
Leaving aside cost, there remain myriad other problems with the concept from a progressive perspective.
Firstly, there is the issue of tax churn: high-income earners would receive a payment only to return it, and more, in increased income tax. Why introduce such complexity into our progressive tax and transfer system, which is one of the most tightly targeted in the world? There are already too many loopholes in our system by which the wealthy minimise their taxable income: creating a UBI would be a massive incentive for them to increase tax avoidance.
Secondly, there's a reason that conservative thinkers like Charles Murray, and even the father of neoliberalism Milton Friedman, support versions of the UBI: they know it's a way to reduce the size of government and increase people's reliance on the market.
By replacing welfare programs with a cash payment, right-wing proponents of a UBI argue that government can stop delivering basic services and simply give people the money to buy social services from private providers.
The hollowing out of the middle-class in the US is a direct result of decades of policies that deny universal services and reduce the size of government in favour of the free market.
A far better solution to inequality is to build on the Australian tradition of providing universal services and increase government provision of health, education and social services, reversing privatisation and for-profit provision of essential services and equalising access.
Thirdly, a UBI robs people of agency. It completely ignores the value of work beyond earning an income. Too often progressive advocates of the UBI fall into the trap of believing, as many conservatives do, that people don't want to work.
The fact is, work is critical to people's sense of identity. We are inherently wired to want to create, to contribute, to make something of our lives. Most people want to provide for themselves, rather than rely on support from the state.
I'm yet to meet a proponent of the UBI from a working-class background. It's the latest pet policy of the post-materialist middle class.
The element of the UBI that most progressive advocates rely on to defend against these criticisms is that, where it has been tried, there is evidence that providing a living income to people who are out of work, or retired, or unable to work because of disability or caring duties, and not requiring them to jump through hoops to get it, allows them to be productive, happy, contributing members of society.
This is, indeed, a compelling argument – but it's not an argument for a UBI. It's an argument to stop taking a punitive, stigmatising approach to welfare across the board, and ensure that our targeted tax and transfer system is more fairly and benevolently applied.
So let's do this, and stop the nonsense about paying money that we can't afford to everyone.
Emma Dawson is executive director of public policy think tank Per Capita.


A few miles out of L.A. We went over the Taejon Pass. To begin with it did not look like much, but the elevation is 4,100′. We had to pull over and let the air out of the sleep number so it didn't go "BANG" with the altitude changes. We learned about that on an earlier trip over the Salmo when it almost popped. Read the instruction manual kids! Lol.
She had given us directions to park in a compound behind her office. Perfect! Doug had just backed in when MaryAlice and her husband Terry arrived. When she got out of the car… my heart stopped, as did Doug's. (I will explain in a moment).
The minute we met, it was so neat! I wasn't meeting a stranger… I was hugging a friend I have known for years. Oh I can not tell you how wonderful it was to meet the two of them.
It was getting late, so we quickly set up and they took us to one of their favorite haunts for dinner. I've never had pulled pork before….and I have to tell you it was so good I could have eaten there every night for a month.
(The night before we left actually, we returned with her sister Lois, son Curtis and Grand kids. What a great family!!!! The portions of meals at this place was off the chain. As you can tell from MaryAlice's prime rib and Doug's side order of Chilly Cheese Fries)!
These souls have the most fantastic sense of humor. At one point I spit my coffee all over the table for fear of choking. All kidding aside, Terry needs to be on some game show like Jeopardy. He knows everything about everything, and hardly takes a breath telling you one did ya know from the next did ya know……… We roared!
Terry is "THE" walking breathing Human GOOGLE! ( I checked… I really did).
MaryAlice is feisty, intelligent and extremely hilarious! Listening to the two of them felt like being home. Our sides hurt from laughing so much! Best of all… we immediately felt like family!!!!!
MaryAlice and Terry had made a lot of plans to show us around L.A. For the next few days and we were told that tomorrow night we were to dress semi formal as they were taking me someplace special for my birthday. Anticipation! We said good night, and made plans to set out the following day.
When we were alone in the unit… Doug said he felt so bad for me. He too had seen what I did. How could you miss it. This beautiful vibrant witty woman, looked just like my mom! She dresses the same, laughs the same, has the same mannerisms and is a loving and tenacious woman. Everyone has a twin somewhere they say. I guess I just met my moms. Fascinating!
Hello L.A. We are here… just haven't seen ya yet!


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Fourth Wall Laois Theatre Group are the newest theatre group to emerge onto the drama scene in Laois, consisting of actors from all walks of life with experience going back many years. The Source Arts Centre is delighted to host them for one night only with their stage adaptation of 'Da' by Hugh Leonard.
'Da' is a very funny, but tender play set in Dublin after the burial of Charlie Tynan's (played by Joe Murphy) father. Charlie's return to his childhood home prompts the appearance of a host of ghosts from the past including his erstwhile Da (Kevin Lalor-Fitzpatrick).
Retracing the key events of his life; he recalls his foster-mother, his battles with his boss, his early romantic encounters, all the while his re-emerged father passes comment. A comedy laced with pathos, 'Da', directed by David Corri, is peppered with memorable one-liners on emotional injury, love, and marriage.
At The Source Arts Centre Thurles on Thursday 10 May at 8pm. Tickets €12. Box Office 0504 90204
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Tipperary judge jails woman who went on €1,400 shoplifting spree in Nenagh


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BJ Ball acquires Jenrite through Aarque Group
Bruce Craig | Jul 31, 2019
BJ Ball subsidiary Aarque Group completes a major deal to acquire long-time competitor Jenrite New Zealand
BJ Ball has announced the acquisition of wide format supply specialist Jenrite New Zealand, which it will conducted through BJ Ball subsidiary Aarque Group.
The acquisition forms part of the organisation's progressive-future strategy. BJ Ball acquired Aarque Group in April 2018. This deal, Aarque Group's first major purchase since then, will significantly increase the leverage and reach of the organisation by providing access to new products and services.
Leo Bult, chief executive of Aarque Group, explains, "Thanks largely to rapid advancements in technology, growth within the wide format digital print sector has been exceptional in recent years. Aarque Group and BJ Ball recognised this, therefore acquiring Jenrite is a natural progression that allows us to streamline our supply pipeline and increase our added-value offer.
"It is an exciting time for our customers as new opportunities and increased access to the world's best products and technology leaders will ensure they remain at the forefront of this highly exciting growth sector. And of course, this will come with an unparalleled level of service as we look to enlarge our support structures."
Steven Kemp, managing director of Jenrite, says, "The highly professional team at Jenrite has built a reputation for providing excellent after sales service and support, reflected through the loyalty of our customers. I am therefore pleased to say that as part of the acquisition, Aarque Group has recognised the valuable contribution of our team, with most transferring across to the new organisation."
The announcement follows a period of significant strengthening for BJ Ball as the organisation seeks to enhance its position as a leading industry innovator. A merger two years ago with K.W Doggett Fine Paper in Australia resulted in a Trans-Tasman entity Ball & Doggett that is now the largest, most diversified paper, packaging and print media distribution organisation within the region.
More recently, global industry player Japan Pulp and Paper Company (JP) acquired Ball & Doggett the entity, as part of its ongoing strategy to increase its global market presence within the industry and beyond the Japanese market.
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This is why people are regging anything, the stupid appraisals make them think its worth something.
Haha, pretty random, true... Downward curve seems rather steep too for major coins.
You're not the only one. Apparently, there's real coin to be mined (in the literal and crypto sense) when these appraisal sources realize they stand to profit from here until Tuesday if only they get their AI and machine learning act together (the real one, or learn the real thing if they have none of it in their faux estimation engines right now) and apply them to actual relevance in their valuations.
Guess I need more crypto names eh?
but domain apparaisal tools of any and all kinds are ridiculous..
There is an auction of "quality" crypto domains currently going on at Sedo,you could pick up a few of those "gems" to pad out your portfolio.
A trend is a trend.. they will go up, they will go down, you can play the waves for big returns or losses, OR play it safe, sit it out, and be sure to make nothing.
Anyone who buys names on automated appraisal tools alone probably shouldn't be investing in them in the first place. Gotta use common sense, CryptoHemorrhoids lol!
A reason an appraisal tool can get those high values so wrong is that it's basing valuations to a degree on value of the separate words, with little regard for the term making sense or being commercially viable. This reminds me of someone here once offering BitcoinToffee.com for sale thinking one day a candy company may imprint the Bitcoin logo on its toffee.
I think that in most of the popular niche's the number of domains speculatively registered is crazy. For example you can use this tool https://domainsurfer.app/ to readily find how many domains in just the APP extension have been registered with any keyword.
Does the world really need that many app domains in these topics? I am pretty sure not!
Currently app sales have a median price of $1400. If we take even $14 as the per year cost, it means you must have a 1 in 100 chance of a sale in any year just to break even, not counting anything for your time and other costs.
Of course it is not just crypto, for example 631 hotel name app registered. Only 89 domain names with word Trump though!
I'd write more about too much speculative registration, but got to run hand register some more domain names right now!
Yes but this is why domaining is fun so far 3 word chain domains are making at about 1k and people are spending 1k on their collection to never make up thier money with their one expected sale. I was so late even to look but found something way more generic thinking outside the box. "encrpytmoney"
PS Bet those are taken before the thread ends.
Yes, there is no doubt that crypto has sold frequently and at great prices - on NameBio over all venues so far 2018 YTD there are 314 sales in the .com extension and including word 'crypto' anywhere with an average sales price of $2000.
As has been pointed out by others, GoValue seems to base value of two word domain names by seeing how valuable each part is, and then somehow averaging. While there is logic in this approach, it clearly could, with a more sophisticated AI, do a better job of determining if the two parts make sense together. It has a similar problem with new extensions, where it treats most extensions as the same for valuation. So while the valuations that started the thread demonstrate this, it is a general problem too.
BTW of the 4 names listed by OP, CryptoTangerine might well make at least a little sense as there is a major discount financial institution in Canada called Tangerine, and if they ever saw fit to set up an associated cryptocurrency segment, possibly they might like it, although I would be doubtful.
Guys, talking about crypto names..
What do you think about Cryptogizer?
It's been ridiculous... a lot of them don't even make sense. Crypto + "any keyword" has been the formula. Unfortunately, imo, a lot of them won't sell in the aftermarket. I think there is still a strong market for good combinations that make sense.
I'm not seeing the keyword crypto being useful for domain investors. I suppose, we will benefit from the crypto market in many ways, but that is likely to be indirect.
Good way to point that out.
GoValue is only useful for their database sale records.
ETF doesn't do much, it's not even good for Crypto.
It's just a pnd tool for mass media using it, did you see what happened to alts when that ETF stuff got mass public?
Way more interesting and what will cause an organic boom if implemented well is Bakkt which actually also makes the ETF looking even more like a joke.


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American journalist deported to the US and speaks about his arrest in Turkey
by Alliance for Kurdish Rights
The 25-year-old American journalist from New Hampshire, Jake Hess, was released by Turkish authorities this week and was deported back to the United States. Hess was recently arrested in Turkey after authorities accused him of having links with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). Hess and his lawyers deny the charges and claim that he was arrested for his critical writings about the Turkish state policies against the Kurdish population in Turkey and the military campaigns that have adversely affected Kurdish villagers in Iraq. Hess recently sat down and spoke with Democracy Now!, an independent news program in the U.S., about his arrest.
In the interview with Democracy Now!, Hess explained that despite false allegations that he was working for the PKK, Turkish interrogators showed more concern about the articles and writings he was publishing. Hess stated, "[They] asked me why I have written about things like torture, or violence against Kurdish women, or the Turkish army's use of forest fires as a tool of counter-insurgency. [..] Basically, I was only asked about my writings and [contact with] perfectly legal human rights organizations."
Hess was taken to the anti-terror section of the police station in Diyarbakir and was held there for 4 days where he was interrogated by a total of about 10 to 15 Turkish officers. He had just recently returned from a trip to the Iraq-Turkish border where the PKK is based. Hess interviewed members of the PKK as a journalist and also visited the villages along the border inside Iraq to document the conditions of Kurdish civilians who have been displaced by the ongoing Turkish military bombardments of the region.
Despite his contact with PKK members during the trip to the border, Hess stated that the interrogators did not ask him about the trip. He said that they were more concerned with his writings and stated to Democracy Now!, "They claimed the things I had written were inaccurate and they accused me of waging a smear campaign against the Turkish Republic and also asserted that my writings had negatively impacted Turkey's international image."
Hess has worked in Turkey as a journalist extensively and has continuously published work for Inter Press Service, a global news agency based in Rome. He has also participated in activist work to raise awareness of human rights violations in Turkey. Hess said that interrogators were also concerned with his contact with various legal human rights groups.
In the interview, he stated, "They asked me why I had relations with human rights group both within Turkey and in London, and why I had collected signatures to support the release of Mr Muharrem Erbey, the chairman of the Diyarbakir office of the Human Rights Association [IHD], and other such things."
The human rights lawyer, Erbey, was arrested in December 2009 and the government has accused him having links with the PKK. Thus far, Turkish prosecutors have included his writings of human rights reports and his entry of political lawsuits on behalf of victims of human rights abuses as evidence against him. Hess explained that even the work that he did with Erbey to raise awareness about the current human rights situation in southeastern Turkey was presented as evidence against Erbey. For reasons such as this one, Hess explained, he will not return to Turkey for some time to avoid endangering his colleagues.
Hess explained that the human rights abuses in Turkey are continuing at a "very disturbing level". Despite a recent PKK ceasefire, Turkish military operations have continued. Hess asserted that these operations have included the intentional burning of rural areas by the military to prevent Kurdish villagers from resettling the lands they were displaced from since the 1990s. Hess explained that the use of military force as been falsely viewed as a way to solve the Kurdish issue.
Hess blamed his own government for encouraging this policy.
Jake Hess was offered help by US government shortly following his arrest to which he refused. He told Democracy Now!, "It would be hypocritical for the United States to send me support while at the same time encouraging Turkey to use military means to solve this issue [and] supporting Turkey's policy of annihalating Kurdish political activists through mass arrests and criminalization. Simlarly, it would probably be hypocritical of me to accept their help after spending so much time denouncing their policies in Turkey."
The entire interview at Democracy Now! can be viewed at http://www.democracynow.org/2010/8/23/exclusive_us_journalist_deported_from_turkey
A Kurd
January 2, 2011 //
This is fucking outrageous…


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Case Name: The Medicines Co. v. Mylan Inc., Civ. No. 1:11-cv-1285, 2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 152433 (N.D. Ill. Oct. 27, 2014) (St. Eve, J.) (Generic drug manufacturer was liable for patent infringement as a matter of law when the level of acceptable impurities described in the manufacturer's ANDA included the range of acceptable impurities claimed in the patent, and its invalidity defenses—anticipation, obviousness, non-enablement, and inequitable conduct—were rejected by the court.)
Drug Product and Patent(s)-in-Suit: Angiomax® (bivalirudin); U.S. Pat. No. 7,582,727 ("the '727 patent")
Nature of the Case and Issue(s) Presented: Bivalirudin is a reversible thrombin inhibitor which functions as an anticoagulant. Specifically, bivalirudin is used to prevent blood from clotting during catheterization procedures and must be formulated at a high level of purity. The '727 patent describes a process for synthesizing bivalirudin with minimal impurities in the following way: bivalirudin is dissolved into mannitol; a pH-adjusting solution is added to the resulting mixture to raise the pH to a proper level; and the mannitol and pH-adjusting solution are removed to form a final, pure bivalirudin product. The '727 patent claims a bivalirudin product with a 0.6% maximum Asp9 impurity level. The dependent claims call for stricter Asp9 levels and limits on additional impurities.
Mylan's ANDA product is bivalirudin with up to a 2.0% Asp9 impurity level. In response to TMC's infringement allegations, Mylan argued that the '727 patent was not infringed and was invalid as anticipated, obvious and not enabled. Mylan further argued that the patent was invalid on the basis of inequitable conduct. The court found in favor of TMC.
Why TMC Prevailed: Each asserted claim of the '727 patent requires "pharmaceutical batches" of bivalirudin. The Court found that "pharmaceutical batches" could encompass a single batch of product, as long as that batch "is representative of all commercial batches" and the total impurities "represent levels for all batches made by the same process." Mylan argued that TMC triggered the on-sale bar when it sold two of five "stability batches" of Angiomax® prior to the '727 patent's July 27, 2007 critical date. The Court disagreed. Although the batches selected as "stability batches" by TMC had Asp9 impurities levels below 0.6%, many of the other batches produced at the same time, by the same process, had Asp9 levels much higher than 0.6%. Thus, the batches sold were not representative of all commercial batches of the product and TMC had not made a commercial offer of the claimed invention.
Next, the Court found that the prior art disclosed all elements of the claims except for the requirement of "pharmaceutical batches" and a maximum Asp9 impurity level of 0.6%. Mylan relied on internal TMC documents that discussed the problems of high levels of Asp9 in bivalirudin solutions, but failed to provide any evidence that these documents were publically disclosed. Absent such a showing, TMC's internal documents did not qualify as prior art and could not be used in the Court's obviousness analysis. Mylan also pointed to the same "stability batches" that formed the basis of its anticipation arguments, but the Court rejected that argument too for the same reasons as it had in its anticipation analysis.
Mylan also argued that the problem of Asp9 impurities in bivalirudin products was a predictable problem that was known in the art. Mylan claimed that a person skilled in the art ("POSA") would be motivated to measure the Asp9 levels of bivalirudin products and minimize the amount of impurity present. The Court found Mylan's argument attenuated at best. First, a POSA would need to produce a bivalirudin product following the same process of TMC to recreate the problematic levels Asp9 in the solution. Then, that POSA would need to identify the exposure to a pH-adjusting solution as the source of the problem, ignoring prior art that taught other factors could be the source of impurity. Finally, a POSA would have to conclude that changing the mixing conditions would result in a more pure solution. The Court concluded that such a sequence was unlikely to occur and was unsupported by the prior art by clear and convincing evidence.
Regarding the issue of non-enablement, Mylan argued that the patent specification teaches a compounding process resulting in a batch of bivalirudin with an Asp9 impurity level of 1.5%, well above the 0.6% threshold recited in the claims. The Court found this argument unavailing. During the relevant period, TMC contracted out its compounding process to a third-party manufacturer. TMC explained that the failed batch resulted because the manufacturer did not follow the correct compounding process, not because TMC could not reproduce the invention. Mylan did not provide any evidence casting doubt on this explanation. Thus, Mylan did not prove that it was the patented process, not operator error, that caused the out-of-range impurities.
The Court also rejected Mylan's inequitable conduct argument. Mylan submitted four separate grounds for inequitable conduct: (i) failing to disclose the impurity level of the 1.5% batch produced by the third-party manufacturer; (ii) misrepresenting the number of early Angiomax ("original Angiomax") batches that contained Asp9 levels of more than 0.6%; (iii) failing to fully disclose the process used to produce original Angiomax; and (iv) failing to disclose certain of the third-party manufacturer's employees as co-inventors. First, the court did not believe that the inventor's failure to disclose the 1.5% impurity batch rose to the level necessary for inequitable conduct. Both inventors testified that they believed the 1.5% batch was irrelevant, since they believed the batch was produced as a result of operator error. Mylan's second inequitable conduct defense was based on a table in the specification disclosing the mean, standard deviation, and maximum amount of impurity in the batches of original Angiomax. Mylan claimed that the table was misleading because, when a normal distribution was applied to the data, it appeared that fewer batches were beneath the 0.6% impurity threshold than there actually were—60% of batches compared to the 87% of batches actually under the threshold. The Court rejected this argument because there was no indication that the examiner would apply a normal distribution to the table. Nor was there any indication that the examiner would have rejected the application had a normal distribution been applied. Mylan's third inequitable conduct argument alleged that the inventors ought to have disclosed the fact that, during the compounding process for original Angiomax®, the mix rate was increased after the addition of the base solution and that the base solution was sometimes added by utilizing a nitrogen pressurized hose. The Court found that Mylan did not prove the materiality of either step, nor did the patent's specification mislead the examiner. Finally, the Court rejected Mylan's fourth inequitable conduct argument that the contract manufacturer's employees met with one of the inventors and suggested methods of reducing the amount of Asp9 impurities in the bivalirudin solution. There was no evidence that it was the contract manufacturer's employees who made the suggestions at the meeting. Further, the inventors testified that the cause of the high Asp9 levels was not identified until a later date.
Finally, the Court held that Mylan infringed TMC's patent as a matter of law. Relying on Sunovion Pharms., Inc. v. Teva Pharms. USA, Inc., 731 F.3d 1271 (Fed. Cir. 2013), the court reasoned that because Mylan sought FDA approval for a product within the scope of the claims, Mylan infringed the '727 patent. Mylan's ANDA described a bivalirudin product with Asp9 impurities between 0.0% and 2.0%. TMC's patent claimed the same product with an Asp9 impurity threshold of 0.6%. Mylan could have excluded the claimed range from its application, but chose not to. Further, Mylan's ANDA test batch resulted in a bivalirudin solution with impurities within the claimed ranged. Thus, Mylan infringed all the asserted claims as a matter of law.
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