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Martin Donnelly Trophy – Looking Back As We Gear Up To A Spectacular Event.
Kevin O'Hara winning the Martin Donnelly Trophy.
With only a week to go to the Martin Donnelly Trophy in Kirkistown Race Circuit, Co Down, let's have a look at the history of one of the most popular events in the Northern Irish calendar.
The Martin Donnelly Trophy is an award awarded annually by the 500 Motor Racing Club of Ireland to the winner of a motor race held at Kirkistown. Inaugurated in 2006 as a Formula Ford trophy in honour of former F1 driver Martin Donnelly.
Martin Donnelly (born 26 March 1964) is a motor racing driver from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He competed in Formula Ford, Formula 3 and Formula 3000 where he won 3 races. In the 1988 International Formula 3000 season he finished third in the championship, despite only competing in the final five rounds of the championship with the Jordan Racing team. He raced in Formula 1 in 1989 and 1990, until a serious crash during qualifying at the Jerez circuit ended his promising Formula One career (this week 27 years ago).
For many drivers, race teams and spectators, the highlight of the Northern Ireland motor racing season is the Martin Donnelly Trophy staged at the County Down venue, organised by the 500 Motor Racing Club of Ireland.
In its short history, The Martin Donnelly Trophy has become one of the most popular events on the Formula Ford 1600 calendar joining the likes of the Formula Ford Festival at Brands Hatch and the Walter Hayes Trophy at Silverstone. This season has been yet another memorable one for one of the most historic single seater racing class in Ireland and with the championship battle over in the Northern Ireland series, the drivers can concentrate on this, the big one.
Niall Murray wins the Martin Donnelly Trophy 2016
Three drivers have won the trophy twice, Ivor McCullough (winning the trophy for the first time in 2006), Noel Robinson and Kevin O'Hara. Niall Murray, winning the trophy in 2016 (the only driver to win FF Festival, Walter Hayes Trophy and Martin Donnelly in the same year) and current Formula Ford Northern Ireland champion will want to add his name to the list of getting the 'double' and would be the first to achieve a back-to-back win. Murray who raced in in the British GT championship last weekend, finishing 3rd, has claimed that would be his last race of the season. We will wait and see! As ever, it will be an exciting event.
Previous Martin Donnelly Trophy Winners:
Year Winning Driver
2016 Niall Murray
2015 Kevin O'Hara
2014 Alan Davidson
2012 Ivor McCullough
2011 Noel Robinson
2010 Neville Smyth
2008 Patrick McKenna
2007 Peter Dempsey


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The Anglo-Swiss group "Ocean Independence" shines around the world with its 16 offices. To represent his brand in France, the managers of the Head office in Zurich chose the Port Camille Rayon to set up their French branch with Pascal ERBA and Judith AMSELLI to manage it.
This choice of the international group has nothing to do with chance or opportunity, but it is based on the professionalism and the expertise of the ones the direction decided to trust.
However, the director of Ocean Independence Pascal ERBA had chosen a different direction.
French-Italian from the north of France, Pascal ERBA started in the company formation business. His wife Judith passed him on the passion of the sea and the boats. He will make his first steps at the helm as Captain of his own boat.
This passion kept on growing until the couple created the company "Primo Yacht Charter" The success lasted 16 years and their expertise attracted some byers such as the group 'Ocean Independence" rated as number one in the world of boat charter.
The leaders of the Anglo-Swiss group are willing to benefit the couple's complementarity and experience. After the buy – out of their company, which became 'Ocean Independence France", the leaders offered Pascal the position of executive director and Judith the position of Charter director.
"The adventure has continued with the same passion under the banner of a company which has the world's largest charter fleet" explains Pascal ERBA.
The French branch specialized in the sale of new and pre-owned yachts, is distinguished by the survey of ships under construction. "We are present on the shipyards to follow the progress of the work but also to ensure the achievement of our clients' demands.
Our magic words are 'Passion and Customer satisfaction'. Our mission is to advice clients but we also manage the boat, providing crew members; insurance and maintenance of the ship." Says Pascal Erba.
In her office, Judith Amselli manages her "Charter Team". "This field would deserve uniformity throughout the EU regarding the VTA rate" suggest the director. A message full of common sense to clarify an international economic branch. However, this charter branch is going smoothly with some peaks in activity during events such as Cannes film festival, MIPIM and Monaco grand prix.
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The Closed Hand: Images of the Japanese in Modern Peruvian Literature
Rebecca Riger Tsurumi
In her book, The Closed Hand: Images of the Japanese in Modern Peruvian Literature, Rebecca Riger Tsurumi captures the remarkable story behind the changing human landscape in Peru at the end of the nineteenth century when Japanese immigrants established what would become the second largest Japanese community in South America. She analyzes how non-Japanese Peruvian narrators unlock the unspoken attitudes and beliefs about the Japanese held by mainstream Peruvian society as reflected in works written between l966 and 2006. Tsurumi explores how these Peruvian literary giants, including Mario Vargas Llosa, Miguel Gutiérrez, Alfredo Bryce Echenique, Carmen Ollé, Pilar Dughi, and Mario Bellatin, invented Japanese characters whose cultural differences fascinated and confounded their creators. She compares the outsider views of these Peruvian narrators with the insider perceptions of two Japanese-Peruvian poets, José Watanabe and Doris Moromisato, who tap personal experiences and memories to create images that define their identities.
The book begins with a brief socio-historical overview of Japan and Peru, describing the conditions in both nations that resulted in Japanese emigration to Peru and concluding in contemporary times. Tsurumi traces the evolution of the terms "Orient" and "Japanese/Oriental and the depiction of Asians in Modernista poetry and in later works by Octavio Paz and Jorge Luis Borges. She analyzes the images of the Japanese portrayed in individual works of modern Peruvian narrative, comparing them with those created in Japanese-Peruvian poetry. The book concludes with an appendix containing excerpts from Tsurumi's interviews and correspondence in Spanish with writers and poets in Lima and Mexico City.
"The Closed Hand is a very important study that helps us understand not only the portrayal of the Japanese in Peruvian literature, but the life, challenges, and struggles of a Far Eastern group in the Southern Hemisphere." —Araceli Tinajero, author of Orientalismo en el modernismo hispanoamericano
"Tsurumi's book is an apt contribution to understanding the place of Japanese culture in contemporary Peru. In addition to her focus on Japanese race and cultural assimilation, she also applauds the need to reconsider the wealth and diversity of Nisei culture in Peruvian literature." —César Ferreira, Hispania 97.1 (Mar. 2014): 162-63
"...[the author] has included, in one collection, many fictional images of the Japanese in Peru. ... a valuable addition to the study of Asians in the Americas." —Debbie Lee-Distefano, Transmodernity 2.1 (2012): 72-74.
"…. Tsurumi se encarga de mostrarnos cómo una constante negativa en el imaginario peruano… revitaliza una tensión que a nivel del discurso fijará a los protagonista a patrones casi siempre contradictorios o invariables.… revelando así, no sólo réplicas de ciertos modelos o estereotipos estéticos, sino también prejuicios o creencias que un grupo dominante formuló silenciosamente con respecto a una minoría racial." —Carlos Yushimito del Valle, Inti No. 75-76 (2013): 405-07
"…el libro de Rebecca Riger Tsurumi supone un valioso aporte crítico que sistematiza e incorpora dentro de la historia de la literatura peruana las distintas perspectivas sobre los dilemas que atravesaron los japoneses en la nueva tierra donde decidieron establecerse." —Chrystian Zegarra, Revista de Estudios Hispánicos 47.3 (Oct. 2013): 603-05.
"This book mainly focuses on how the Japanese have been represented by Peruvian writers in novels written between 1966 and 2006. … [it] develops the topic well…"Christian Fernández, Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas, Issue 87, 46.2 (2013): 302-03.
"Overall, this book is a very soid contribution to the analysis of Japanese immigration to Peru and the impact of Japanese culture in contemporary Peruvian letters. It shows that Peruvian society is much more diverse and complex than one might expect." —Miguel Ángel González-Abellás, Studies in 20th and 21st Century Literature 39.1 (2015): article 14, http://dx.doi.org/10.4148/2334-4415.1821
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Reference and Research Book News, June 2012.
Debra Banerjee, "Author Takes Literary View of Japanese in Peru." Scarsdale (NY) Inquirer, 10 Aug. 2012, p. 3.
Rebecca Riger Tsurumi has worked as a journalist/editor in Latin America and the United States. A Latinamericanist who focuses on relations between Asia and Latin America, she received a PhD in Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures and Languages from the CUNY Graduate Center and has taught Spanish language and literature courses at various colleges within the City University of New York, SUNY Purchase College, and Adelphi University. She resides with her family in New York.
PSRL 54. 2012. xvi, 314 pp. Paper ISBN 978-1-55753-607-5 $45.00; ePDF 978-1-61249-213-1 $22.99; ePUB 978-1-61249-212-4 $22.99.
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Author Rebecca Tsurumi addresses the audience at
the Book Launch for her The Closed Hand,
held at the Americas Society on March 21, 2013.
A book launch for The Closed Hand: Images of the Japanese in Modern Peruvian Literature, by Rebecca Riger Tsurumi, was held on Thursday, March 21, 2013, at the Americas Society, 680 Park Avenue, New York, New York. Professor Tsurumi made a book presentation after which a panel of experts commented on the book and related topics. The moderator was Dan Shapiro, director of the Literature Department of the Americas Society. Speaking were Professors Araceli Tinajero (City College) and Miguel Angel Zapata (Hofstra University). Professor Tinajero spoke about the Oriental image in Latin American literature, and Professor Zapata shared his impressions and analysis of José Watanabe. The question and answer session that followed included excellent input from the audience. The evening concluded with a reception and book signing.
Panel at book launch for Rebecca Tsurumi's The Closed Hand, L-R: Professor Miguel Angel Zapata (Hofstra University), Professor Araceli Tinajero (City College), author Rebecca Tsurumi, and Dan Shapiro (Director, Literature Department of Americas Society).
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said when he was elected two years ago, he made a commitment to make the state more business friendly and to focus on rural areas of the state he felt had been neglected.
"There's no longer a disconnect between the Shore and Annapolis," he told members of the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce at a lunch meeting Monday. Following his trip to Salisbury, Hogan headed to Ocean City for the Maryland Municipal League's annual summer conference.
Since he was elected, Hogan said the state has invested $215 million toward Lower Shore projects, including $1 million toward downtown Salisbury's Main Street revitalization project.
Other money has gone to school building projects in Wicomico County, the Salisbury wastewater treatment plant and Arthur W. Perdue Stadium. Hogan said he also has invested in repairing "crumbling" roads and 69 bridges across the state, including $370 million for Lower Shore projects such as the 11 bridges on the Salisbury Bypass and the Route 13 bridge over the Pocomoke River.
"It's unprecedented and historic," he said of the infrastructure work.
Other priorities for the moderate Republican governor were to focus "like a laser beam" on the private sector, turn around the economy and reduce the unemployment rate.
The state now has a 4.2 percent unemployment rate and has added 100,000 jobs, he said.
Hogan also said he vetoed a bill for mandatory paid sick leave, calling it "ill-conceived" because most of the burden would have fallen on small businesses.
"It would have been incredibly unfair of us," he said.
"I think they used to say, 'What's in your wallet?'" he said to laughter and applause.
Maryland has since been ranked the most innovative state, ranked second in the highest share of technology companies and has the second lowest number of residents living below the poverty level. It also was named the eighth best state by US News & World Report.
"Together we've created an economic resurgence here," he said.
Following the Chamber luncheon, Hogan joined local officials for a tour of MaTech Solutions and LWRC, manufacturers of advanced military technology, and Xerion, a telecommunications infrastructure manufacturer, at the companies' shared facility in Salisbury. The three companies collectively employ over 200 workers in Maryland.
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World War I and Siegfried Sassoon Essay
Submitted By harryhimmelberg
Yr 11 Standard English
Poetry of Protest
Poetry of WW1
Siegfried Sassoon
With war on the horizon, a young Englishman whose life had previously been consumed with the protocol of fox-hunting, said goodbye to his idyllic life and rode off on his bicycle to join the Army. Siegfried Sassoon was perhaps the most innocent of the war poets. John Hildebidle has called Sassoon the "accidental hero." Born into a wealthy Jewish family in 1886, Sassoon lived the pastoral life of a young squire: fox-hunting, playing cricket, golfing and writing romantic verses.
Being an innocent, Sassoon's reaction to the realities of the war were all the more bitter and violent — both his reaction through his poetry and his reaction on the battlefield (where, after the death of fellow officer David Thomas and his brother Hamo at Gallipoli, Sassoon earned the nickname "Mad Jack" for his near-suicidal exploits against the German lines — in the early manifestation of his grief, when he still believed that the Germans were entirely to blame). As Paul Fussell said: "now he unleashed a talent for irony and satire and contumely that had been sleeping all during his pastoral youth." Sassoon also showed his innocence by going public with his protest against the war (as he grew to see that insensitive political leadership was the greater enemy than the Germans). Luckily, his friend and fellow poet Robert Graves convinced the review board that Sassoon was suffering from shell-shock and he was sent instead to the military hospital at Craiglockhart where he met and influenced Wilfred Owen.
Sassoon is a key figure in the study of the poetry of the Great War: he brought with him to the war the idyllic pastoral background; he began by writing war poetry reminiscent of Rupert Brooke; he mingled with such war poets as Robert Graves and Edmund Blunden; he spoke out publicly against the war (and yet returned to it); he influenced and mentored the then unknown Wilfred Owen; he spent thirty years reflecting on the war through his memoirs; and at last he found peace in his religious faith. Some critics found his later poetry lacking in comparison to his war poems. Sassoon, identifying with Herbert and Vaughan, recognized and understood this: "my development has been entirely consistent and in character" he answered, "almost all of them have ignored the fact that I am a religious poet."
Sassoon's 'A Soldier's Declaration', written during 1917 convalescence:
'I am making this statement as an act of wilful defiance of military authority, because I believe the war is being deliberately prolonged by those who have the power to end it.
I am a soldier, convinced that I am acting on behalf of soldiers. I believe that this war, upon which I entered as a war of defence and liberation has now become a war of aggression and conquest. I believe that the purposes for which I and my fellow soldiers entered upon this war should have been so clearly stated as to have made it impossible to change them, and that, had this been done, the objects witch actuated us would now be attainable by negotiation.
I have seen and endured the suffering of the troops, and I can no longer be a party to prolong these sufferings for ends which I believe to be evil and unjust. I am not protesting against the conduct of the war, but against the political errors and insincerity's for which the fighting men are being sacrificed.
On behalf of those who are suffering now I make this protest against the deception which is being practised on them; also I believe that I may help to destroy the callous complacence with which the majority of those at home regard the continuance of agonies which they do not share, and which they have not sufficient imagination to realise.'
S. Sassoon,
(Open Letter, published in The Times newspaper, 31 July 1917)
No doubt they'll soon get well; the shock and strain
Have caused their stammering, disconnected talk.
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Posted by Brad Pauly on Thursday, October 29th, 2015 at 11:46am.
Housing listings are saturated with unstaged homes. Poorly taken photos of uncleaned and undressed properties cause house hunters to bounce faster than an unfair price. If future homeowners can't see themselves in your home, they don't have a reason to keep searching through your listing.
Using staging techniques will immediately make your listing's photos pop. You'll also notice a more lively response from buyers who come to see your house. Enthusiastic buyers give you more options when it comes to grabbing the price that you want.
As a seller, you'll need to have a solid relationship with your buyer. Buying a house is a big decision. Fickle buyers want to work with a seller they can count on.
Presenting a clean, well furnished home shows your buyers that you care about the home. Your potential homeowner will feel more comfortable looking at a home that its previous owner has fallen in love with. They will be more willing to make a decision on a house that has permanence.
The percentage of staged properties that sell at or above asking price is a staggering 83%. Your viewers value the promise of happiness and will pay in dollars for it. Scale your spending on home staging to protect your profit margin.
What can I do to stage my house?
Start with the basics. Look at your room big picture, then focus in. Keep a list of improvements for each room, then tackle all of them in an order that minimizes your work time.
Lighting for home staging requires a delicate balance of functional and aesthetic lighting. There is no limit on the amount of daylight to let into the room. Natural light is the seller's best friend. Sunlight highlights the true colors of your walls and furniture and makes the most brilliant luster on your shined surfaces.
Use unique, soft colors on the inside of your home. Keep colors uniform across the walls. Accenting your room's purpose with a matching color can evoke emotions from your buyers. A dining room with a soft, bright hue encourages lively conversation. Living rooms with dark blues and violets encourage relaxation and engagement.
The outside of your home can also catch attention with an unusual color. Especially coupled with a healthy lawn and a sunny day, spring colors will pull your house out of its natural background.
Arrange your furniture to create social spaces. Sofas and loveseats with coffee tables are inviting for large groups. Leave usable objects like magazines and puzzles around to hint at ways your buyers and their families can use the space.
Choose a theme for each of your rooms and decorate accordingly. Buyers with families will appreciate if you cater each room to a different age group.
Keep master bedrooms as neutral as possible. Colors should be muted and decorations should encourage sleep. The master bedroom is the most personal space in each home. Let your viewers decide what to do with it.
The bathroom is a sacred space for privacy. Make it look that way.
Clean whites and daylight from a half-window will express to potential homeowners the ease and comfort of using each of your bathrooms. Renewing your faucets and handles will add a touch of usability to the entire room.
Extra spaces should also have express purposes. Those purposes should also be clear to people who are looking at your home.
Cater to your demographic. If you have a high asking price, the people in your demographic might have more need for libraries or studies. They may also want to relax after high-stress work with a game room or a home gym. Be ready to adjust the purpose of your extra rooms, but don't be afraid to make them look more personal.
That means every item. Spruce up ordinary furniture like couches, tables, dressers, and cubbies with extras.
Use throw pillows to liven up couches. Add plants to tables and small chests to dressers. Fill cubbies with things like mugs or picture frames. Show homeowners how they can use the space to store their goods.
Bare walls leave home viewers feeling empty. Fill your walls with artwork to breathe life back into empty spaces. Inexpensive prints and secondhand art are viable options. Select colors that match the theme of your room. Double check that the artwork is inviting and not offensive.
Leave plenty of space for movement between your furniture. Anywhere you can create free space on the floor, maximize it. Space not only gives your buyers more freedom when visualizing the room, it also helps relieve anxiety.
Your possible buyers will also be looking at your room on a broad scale. Arrange your furniture so it has a rhythm. If your viewers' eyes are able to leap from object to object, they'll understand the flow of each room more clearly.
Dust, sweep, and mop every corner of every room. Most buyers will want to know that their new home can be maintained, and it's up to you to show them how easy it is. A spotless room signals to buyers that a pristine house is not out of their reach.
Remove personal pictures and items with personal value. Your buyers can't relate to your personal items and may not enjoy them the same way you do.
Every part of your home environment is under scrutiny when it is listed. Don't let offensive odors overshadow the beauty of your home. Potential buyers may also be concerned if there are smells that they may have to deal with in the future.
Depending on your frugality, costs can range from $200 to $5,000 dollars. Home staging costs an average of about $1,800. Home staging raises the value of your home by 6% to 20% of your home's appraisal. Spend enough that you can maximize your profits, but don't go over your potential gains.
And if you have any further questions or concerns, Contact us at Pauly Presley Realty to get some additonal assistance. We'd love to hear from you!


What should i do to be able to use this test?
You can always download jgroups seperatly from www.jgroups.org and run the test. In the 2.2.1 release this test is included. Note that the jarfile then is named jgroups-all.jar.
Yes, sorry, because it is a JDK 1.4 dependent class, we didn't include it in the build. It is included in the 3.2.4 release, so you could simply replace the jgroups.jar from 3.2.3 with the onefrom 3.2.4.


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Materials Processing Fundamentals 2021
Jonghyn Lee (Redaktör), Samuel Wagstaff (Redaktör), Alexandra Anderson (Redaktör), Fiseha Tesfaye (Redaktör), Guillaume Lambotte (Redaktör), Antoine Allanore (Redaktör)
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This volume covers various aspects of the fundamentals, synthesis, analysis, design, monitoring, and control of metals, materials, and metallurgical processes and phenomena. Topics represented include but are not limited to:
• Experimental, analytical, physical, and computer modeling of physical chemistry and thermodynamics
• Modeling of the transport phenomena in materials processing and metallurgical processes involving iron, steel, nonferrous metals, and composites
• Second-phase particles in metals and processes and the fundamentals (experimental studies or theoretical studies) on the nucleation, growth, motion, and removal of these particles from the molten metal or reactors
• Physical chemistry, thermodynamics, and kinetics for the production and refining of rare-earth metals
• Control of industrial processes in the field of extraction and processing of metals and materials
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You never truly appreciate what you have until it's gone. It's true of nearly everything in our lives, from relationships to cars that run well. And, in the midst of a summer that has been otherwise beautiful, Alaskans are discovering it's true of fish as well.
For salmon, the story is similar across much of Southcentral Alaska: Dismal salmon returns are leading to restrictions and emergency closures on some of the most popular recreational fishing runs in the state. On the Kenai River, king salmon are catch-and-release only until at least mid-July. On the Kasilof River, there's a one-king limit, and anglers can only use a single unbaited hook. Fishing for kings isn't allowed at all on the Little Susitna River until at least mid-July. The same is true for the shoreline of Lower Cook Inlet from Ninilchik to Homer.
On Kodiak Island on Thursday, the Afognak River and Buskin River drainages were closed to sportfishing for sockeye salmon for the rest of the season.
The most seismic announcement of the year so far came Wednesday, when the Department of Fish and Game announced the indefinite closure of the dipnet sockeye salmon fishery on the Copper River. In typical years, the river's run is know for both the quantity of salmon available to those who make the trip to Chitina and their excellent quality — Lower 48 residents often pay $45 per pound for commercially caught Copper River sockeyes.
Alaskans — most of us, at least — can't afford to pay $45 per pound for salmon. That's why the Copper River closure is so devastating. For thousands of families, dipnetting at Chitina offers an opportunity to lay in a supply of top-quality fish in a few days (in the midst of a good run, sometimes as little as a few hours) that will supplement the household's food stores for the rest of the year. Families that can afford to replace that high-grade protein with store-bought fish or meat will still miss the experience and connection with the bounty Alaska provides each year. And for families of more modest means, in which paying for dozens of pounds of salmon or other meat just isn't a viable option, the loss of the dipnet opportunity will have far greater impact.
Strong Alaska fisheries make strong Alaskans. Strong salmon runs make for a strong Alaska economy. There's no question that we must do what we can to understand the factors that have caused downturns in some of the fisheries Alaskans depend on most. There are several known quantities suspected to play a role, particularly the "blob" of warm water that has disrupted ocean life in the Gulf of Alaska for several years, but a better understanding of the runs and what affects them is crucial to knowing how best to protect them.
And we must protect them. Salmon are only a renewable resource when their population is strong enough to replenish and rebuild the runs, so these closures — painful as they are — are evidence at least that the Department of Fish and Game is doing what it can to prevent over-harvesting that would drop the runs below levels where they can recover.
Alaska's salmon have helped provide for its residents for thousands of years. With responsible management, they can do the same for many generations to come. That may not be much comfort when you go out to the garage and see your dusty net and empty chest freezer, but if your grandchildren get to fish in the same rivers you did, it's a small price to pay.
The views expressed here are those of the Anchorage Daily News, as expressed by its editorial board which welcomes a broad range of viewpoints. Current editorial board members are Ryan Binkley, Andy Pennington, David Hulen, Tom Hewitt and Andrew Jensen. To submit a piece for consideration, email commentary@adn.com. Send submissions shorter than 200 words to letters@adn.com or click here to submit via any web browser.


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Eventually, old floors in your home can show their age. Trying to renew them may not be worth the effort and expense. You begin to consider the alternatives, hoping to liven up your space with new elegant floors. The decision can be a tough one. Considering that many alternatives are expensive and some flooring materials are difficult to maintain.
While the Jetsons' flying cars may still be in your future, some of those futuristic developments in artificial intelligence and automation in home appliances are already here.
First impressions mean a lot. Curb appeal can make the difference between a quick sale or a continued search elsewhere. In any case, homeowners usually want to take pride in how their home looks while they live there.
A house that looks appealing from the curb is usually sold quicker that a plain house. Small touches that bring big payoffs in boosting curb appeal don't need to bust your budget or take over your weekends.
When homeowners renovate their houses, they want to make that it's more comfortable and that it adds value to their property. While renovations can be costly, if you increase the value of your home you'll recover a good portion of your investment if you decide to sell.
Renovating your bathroom is always an exciting time, but you need to be sure that you're choosing the right vanity that's beautiful and perfect for your space.


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Q: Is there a method to create a persistent variable in my Django view function? I'm currently grabbing a variable 'my_var' via GET when my view function is called, as shown.  I need to query by this variable in my POST method.
def article_delete_view(request, pk):
    my_var = request.GET.get('my_var') #GET THE VARIABLE from referring data-url
    obj = Listing.objects.get(type=type) # I could query here if I wanted (illustration only)
    article = get_object_or_404(Article, pk=pk)
    data = dict()
    if request.method == 'POST':
        article.delete()
        data['form_is_valid'] = True
        articles = Article.objects.all()
        obj = Listing.objects.get(name=my_var) #THIS DOES NOT WORK, since 'type' is not passed on submit.
        context = {'articles':articles, 'obj':obj}
        data['article_table'] = render_to_string('article_table.html', context)
    else:
        context = {'article':article}
        data['html_form'] = render_to_string('article_delete.html', context, request=request)
    return JsonResponse(data)

Is there a best-practice way to make that variable persist when POST is called on a submit?  I know declaring a global is a bad idea.  Thought about writing it to memory (attached to article) but that feels like a hack.  Appending it to the pk argument then splitting it out feels even worse.  Yuck.  I could get my <input> method to pass my_var but to do so I'd have to refactor a lot of other things to make it happen.  Are django session variables the answer here?  Any perspective is helpful.  Thanks in advance.
UPDATE & SOLUTION:
So to contextualize, the issue here is that I want to query a specific model instance within a view that does not have that model instance info (pk or id) passed to it as an argument. I can GET that variable through the data-url that fires the view, but only once.  It was not usable in POST, or on any subsequent call to article_delete_view.
Imagine you're trying to make a peanut butter sandwich, but you can only retrieve one item at a time from the cupboard. You get the peanut butter on the first visit to the cupboard, but when you open the cupboard again to get the bread, the peanut butter disappears.  Session variables turned out to be a solution for saving the peanut butter, you know, like a little shelf.  A rolling wheelie shelf.  Anyway:
def article_delete_view(request, pk):
    my_var = request.GET.get('my_var')
    if my_var is not None: #This prevents my_var from being lost subsequent function calls
        request.session['session_var'] = my_var = request.GET.get('my_var') # create session variable
    else:
        pass
    article = get_object_or_404(Article, pk=pk)
    data = dict()
    if request.method == 'POST':
        article.delete()
        data['form_is_valid'] = True
        articles = Article.objects.all()
        session_var = request.session.get('session_var', None) # grab the session variable here
        obj = Listing.objects.get(name=session_var) # NOW THIS WORKS!
        context = {'articles':articles, 'obj':obj}
        data['article_table'] = render_to_string('article_table.html', context)
    else:
        context = {'article':article}
        data['html_form'] = render_to_string('article_delete.html', context, request=request)
    return JsonResponse(data)

The if that follows getting my_var prevents the session variable from being written as null on each subsequent call to the view, since GET only gets the variable the first time. If anyone is curious where that session_var is actually coming from, here's the source (obj.slug):
<button type="button" data-url="{% url 'article_delete' article.id %}?my_var={{obj.slug}}">Name</button>

I'm using GET to grab it from a template where it's in scope, so I can query with it in article_delete_view.  Passing it in as a URL parameter did not work, since that pattern doesn't match anything in my app.  So far this is working great.  If anybody has any other ideas and/or can tell me why this is a bad idea, please post.

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ISLAMABAD (92 News) – The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) has recommended an increase in the of POL products.
Petrol is likely to go up by Rs 4.26 per litre.
Sources revealed that two types of recommendations were sent to the government for a change in the prices of POL products on April 1.
They added that an increase of Rs 4.26 in the price of petrol, Rs 7.30 in speed-diesel and Re 0.67 in kerosene oil was proposed in the first recommendation.
They revealed that in the second summary, it has been recommended to maintain the prices.
They said on the recommendation of the Ogra, Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will discuss the issue and final decision will be made tomorrow.


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WORLDSymposium™ 2020 will feature over 480 scientific abstracts presented at three separate poster sessions. These sessions are an excellent opportunity to see, hear and discuss specific research topics directly with the abstract authors. Click here for more information and to download the list.
NEW – BIOMARIN RECEPTION
Celebrating 15 years of Naglazyme® (galsulfase)
Please join BioMarin in celebrating 15 years of dedication to MPS and listen to the stories that detail the journey of how one of the treatments came to fruition. This evening reception will be in the Windermere Ballroom on Monday, February 10, from 6:30-8:00 PM and is open to all attendees.
Enjoy some light refreshments and hear directly from some of the clinicians, first clinical trial patients, as well as BioMarin as they share what this treatment has meant to the community.
WORLDSymposium ANNOUNCES CHESTER B. WHITLEY, PHD, MD TO BE KEYNOTE SPEAKER ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2020
WORLDSymposium is pleased to announce Chester B. Whitley, PhD, MD, will present the Keynote Address Navigating Clinical Trials on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at 7:45 AM.
Dr. Whitley is Professor of Pediatrics and a Faculty Member of both the Division of Genetics and Metabolism, and the Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology at the University of Minnesota Medical School in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics in the areas of Clinical Biochemical Genetics and Clinical Genetics.
Click here for more information about the Keynote Speakers.
WORLDSymposium 2020 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM NOW POSTED
The Preliminary Program for WORLDSymposium 2020 is now available. Four full days of new discoveries, cutting-edge research, and updates from ongoing studies will be presented by scientists and clinicians from around the globe, including 12 ground-breaking presentations from industry leaders in the New Contemporary Forum.
WORLDSymposium Young Investigator Awards Announced
Congratulations to the eleven individuals selected to receive the WORLDSymposium Young Investigator Award for 2020. The award is a partial scholarship towards attendance at WORLDSymposium 2020. WORLDSymposium would like to congratulate all of the applicants for their hard work. Award recipients will be recognized at the Opening Session of the Scientific Meeting on Monday, February 10, 2020 at 1:00 PM in the General Session. Click here for the full announcement.
Call for Abstracts: WORLDSymposium 2020 Online Late Breaking Abstract Submission Now Closed
Late-breaking abstract submissions for WORLDSymposium 2020 are now closed.
WORLDSymposium was accepting late-breaking abstracts from November 1 to December 1, 2019 for poster presentation only. (Late-breaking abstracts are published in the onsite program materials, and are not published in Molecular Genetics and Metabolism.)
Click here for more information about late-breaking abstract submissions.
Peter Marks to Deliver Keynote Address on Thursday, February 13, 2020
The WORLDSymposium Planning Committee is excited to announce Peter Marks, MD, PhD, as Keynote Speaker on Thursday, February 13, 2020 at the 16th Annual WORLDSymposium Scientific Meeting in Orlando, Florida, USA.
Dr. Marks is the director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The center is responsible for assuring the safety and effectiveness of biological products, including vaccines, allergenic products, blood and blood products, and cellular, tissue, and gene therapies.
Dr. Marks will be presenting "The Shift from Personalized to Individualized Therapies" as the Keynote Address on Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 7:30 AM. Plan to arrive early on Thursday, as seating is expected to fill quickly for his important messages.
WORLDSymposium Announces John F. Crowley as Recipient of 2020 Roscoe O. Brady Award for Innovation and Accomplishment
Each year, WORLDSymposium requests nominations from the lysosomal disease community, and then recognizes one individual for innovation and accomplishment in the field of lysosomal disease research and therapy. After reviewing numerous nominations, and considering many amazing individuals, the WORLDSymposium 2020 Planning Committee selected nominee John F. Crowley to receive the 2020 Roscoe O. Brady Award for Innovation and Accomplishment.
The 2020 Roscoe O. Brady Award for Innovation and Accomplishment will be presented to John F. Crowley, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, Amicus Therapeutics, Inc. on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 7:30 AM.
WORLDSymposium Announces Cara O'Neill, MD as Recipient of the 2020 Patient Advocate Leader (PAL) Award
Each year, WORLDSymposium recognizes one individual for patient advocacy leadership in the field of lysosomal disease. The 2020 Patient Advocate Leader (PAL) award will be presented to Cara O'Neill, MD, founder and Chief Science Officer at Cure Sanfilippo Foundation on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at 7:30 AM.
Dr. ONeill and her husband founded Cure Sanfilippo Foundation after receiving her daughter's diagnosis in 2013, guided by the mission to support the creation of treatments and an eventual cure for the disease. Since then, they have spread awareness around the globe about Sanfilippo syndrome via talk shows, news media, online platforms, and international newspapers.
Monday, February 10, 2020: Opening Reception and Poster Session I
This year, Monday evening will include an Opening Reception and the first of three Poster Sessions in the Exhibit Hall. Plan to arrive early for this special event.
Claiming Educational Credits for the 2019 WORLDSymposium Meeting
Information on how to claim education credits is given only to registered attendees and is available in the 2019 WORLDSymposium mobile app or by contacting us.
Preliminary Schedule at A Glance
6:15-7:15 AM Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia
Morning Emerging Trends 2020 (8:00-11:30 AM) Basic Science: Disease Mechanisms, Pathology, and Biomarkers Translational Research Clinical Trial Outcomes2
Lunch Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia
Afternoon Basic Science: Disease Mechanisms, Pathology, and Biomarkers Translational Research Clinical Trials for Registration1 NEW Contemporary Forum: Industry Abstracts from All Categories (Non-CME)
4:30-6:30 PM Opening Reception & Poster Reception I Poster Reception II Poster Reception III Networking Reception (4:30-5:30 PM)
6:30-8:30 PM Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia Lysosomal Disease Network (LDN) COPA and Council of Research Experts (CORE) (5:00 – 7:00 PM)
1 Abstracts in the Clinical Trials for Registration category must have an FDA Investigational New Drug (IND) application (Phase I-III clinical trial), an EMA Investigational Medicinal Product Dossier (IMPD), or equivalent.
2 The Clinical Outcomes category includes licensed therapies (Phase IV) and non-interventional studies.
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This symposium is designed for basic, translational and clinical researchers, patient advocacy groups, clinicians, and all others who are interested in learning more about the latest discoveries related to lysosomal diseases and the clinical investigation of these advances.
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Hyatt Regency Orlando
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Orlando, Florida, USA, 32819
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The Hyatt Regency Orlando is almost sold out. Hotel Reservations are also available and being accepted at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Orlando at SeaWorld. Click here for more information.
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Letters of Invitation
Your meeting registration confirmation will include a link to generate a customized letter of invitation, which can be used when applying for a visa.
Abstract submission website open.
Online registration and hotel reservations open.
Exhibitor prospectus available by request.
Deadline for submission of full-length manuscripts for peer-review in the "Lysosomes" issue of Molecular Genetics & Metabolism, February, 2020. Click here to access the Guide for Authors or to Submit Your Paper.
Deadline for abstract submission to WORLDSymposium 2020.
Late breaking abstract submission open.
Notification of abstract acceptance for poster or platform presentation at WORLDSymposium 2020.
About WORLDSymposium
The goal of WORLDSymposium is to provide an interdisciplinary forum to explore and discuss specific areas of interest, research and clinical applicability related to lysosomal diseases. Each year, WORLDSymposium hosts a scientific meeting presenting the latest information from basic science, translational research, and clinical trials for lysosomal diseases. This symposium is designed to help researchers and clinicians to better manage and understand diagnostic options for patients with lysosomal diseases, identify areas requiring additional basic and clinical research, public policy and regulatory attention, and identify the latest findings in the natural history of lysosomal diseases.
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Early Registration for #WORLDSymposia 2020 closes today, Friday, January 10, 2020. This includes reduced rates for Emerging Trends 2020. Reduced registration rates are not available tomorrow. Click here to register: http://www.cvent.com/d/yyq24j/4W
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With the social problems that appear to be rising from multi-culturism, religious extremism and racial differences in Australia (and in other countries), we should think carefully while reading the following extracts from the early Queensland anthropologist J. Green's final words recorded at his deathbed in 1889. His prophetical words appear to have much relevance to the state of the Australian Nation today - an impending culture that will become the heart of a modern nation by the blending of many original cultures - a nation trying to fulfil a modern-day identity in the world at large. Green foresees that future in a most prophetic and disturbing manner. The following extracts are edited versions of Green's last words as recorded by his son James at the turn of the 19th century (the name of David incidentally is a reference to the last Ka'bi Warrior of the Kgai'ya Clans who was his friend to the very end – and to his son until 1938).
"I have dreamt further that white and black in great numbers will join hands and turn against the yellow and brown ante-Christs. I saw the streetways of the townships and cities running with much blood within the nation. Friend will turn against friend. Religions will be in turmoil as the fight for souls begin. The brave leaders of the people shall cower in their marbled palaces - their privileges withdrawn as they face the bloodied axe for their betrayals.
"I awoke from a sudden repose to hear voices calling. My pain is no more and around my room stood many of David's people and old friends – but none of my own. They said nothing but they were smiling. I wept with emotion at seeing my old friends. They waved me goodbye as they departed - I knew it was their spirits for they had gone before me. David weeps and I know my time is near. I want to sleep. I have asked David to sit by me. My writings are for him and James - they are my legacy."


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Melissa Highsmith case giving renewed hope in one of Fort Worth's biggest unsolved mysteries
Rachel Trlica's brother, Rusty Arnold, told WFAA an anonymous donor offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction Tuesday.
Author: Sydney Persing
Published: 10:44 PM CST November 29, 2022
Updated: 7:42 AM CST November 30, 2022
FORT WORTH, Texas — The disappearance of Rachel Trlica, 17, Renee Wilson, 14, and Julie Ann Mosley, 9, stands as one of Fort Worth's biggest unsolved mysteries.
The girls went Christmas shopping at the Seminary South Shopping Center, now known as La Gran Plaza, and were never heard from again, leaving behind only a car with presents left in the parking lot.
Rachel's brother, Rusty Arnold, was only 11 at the time.
"I was just wanting to find my sister," he told WFAA.
"And for the last 48 years…I'm just wanting to find my sister."
Arnold has never stopped conducting research and searching for clues.
He even worked with diving organizations to search the bottoms of local lakes.
"I can't tell you how many holes we've dug in the ground," he said.
"We dug up car parts. No girls."
But Arnold had new hope Sunday when he learned Melissa Highsmith, the baby kidnapped in Fort Worth 51 years ago, said she reunited with her family.
"The goosebumps," he told WFAA.
"It's insane, that someone could turn up after 51 years. I'd like to see our girls turn up after 48. It took 51 years, but they got closure. I don't know if I'll ever get it...but I'll keep trying."
Arnold pointed to the proximity between the two disappearances.
"Melissa disappeared a block over from Seminary South Shopping Center, Rachel disappeared at Seminary South Shopping Center," he said.
Arnold said on Tuesday an anonymous donor stepped forward with a $50,000 dollar reward for someone with information leading to an arrest and conviction.
That money, plus Melissa's story, adds fuel to his fire to find his sister and her friends.
"I'm not gonna quit until I find out what happened to them."
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Putinism a Greater Threat to the West than Soviet Communism Was
Staunton, November 18 – Putinism, as ideology and practice, is now a greater threat to the West than Soviet communism ever was, a reality few in Western countries now recognize precisely because the Kremlin leader is making use, in the best tradition of the judo master he is, values and methods that are part of the West against the West.
There are many reasons for this disturbing conclusion, one suggested by various Russian commentators who took part in the Second Boris Nemtsov Forum at the European Parliament this week (svoboda.org/a/28124038.html). Five especially striking qualities of Putinism as a threat include:
· First, the old Western anti-communist consensus that included both capitalists and rights activists has dissolved. The existential threat communism posed to each kept them allied. Now that Putin has dispensed with communism, that alliance has been torn apart, with many capitalists only too eager to get involved in what they hope will be profitable markets. That leaves the rights activists isolated and often crying in a wilderness even though Putin's commitment to genuinely free markets is nonexistent and his actions against his own people and Russia's neighbors is in many cases worse than that of Soviet leaders after 1953. That means that in important respects, Putin is less likely to be contained than were they.
· Second, Putinism uses the new media environment that Soviet propagandists never had access to, an environment in which truth is devaluated, lies are the norm, and the mainstream media has not learned how to avoid being coopted, given that it is often forced disseminate the very kind of stories that its outlets would not run on their own. Some other political leaders, of course, do the same, but none with as much skill and with as few scruples as the Kremlin dictator. Truth no longer matters in this universe, and it is no accident that the Oxford English Dictionary has called "post-truth" the new word of this year.
· Third, while Putin constantly talks as if Russia doesn't have an ideology, many have failed to note that he has articulated one and that it is remarkably congruent with the ideology of many populist and right of center leaders in Western countries. His ideology and the practice which flows from it should be labelled as Putinism. This doctrine, which draws on but radically undermines values found in the West, allows him to reach into Western societies in ways that none of his Soviet predecessors ever could. No Western country would ever have elected someone who was known to be close to communism; now an increasing number of these countries have populations quite prepared to choose someone who is often working hand in glove with Putin or Putin surrogates.
· Fourth, the combination of living in a post-truth world and of having certain values of traditionalism and deference in common means that many in the West are unwilling to challenge Putin's arguments because to do so is to challenge arguments being made by many in their own societies, including some with enormous power. Putin is the leader of a weak and declining power, but he can count on this reluctance of many to challenge his ideas and actions to help him appear and thus for certain purposes be stronger than he really is.
· And fifth – and this may be the most important of these five – Putin casts himself as concerned in the first instance about stability rather than change. That puts him at odds with his Soviet predecessors who at least in principle styled themselves as revolutionaries committed to radical change. At a time when many Western countries are tired of the burdens of international responsibility and feel the need to pull back, someone who offers stability as the main goal is a potentially attractive partner.
The tragedy, of course, is that Putin is not committed to this or any of the other values routinely ascribed to him. Instead, he is completely without scruples in changing course whenever it suits him even while denouncing others for doing the same thing and is prepared to use underhanded and illegal means to achieve his revisionist goals.
If the threat Putinism presents both to and within Western countries is not recognized as even greater than the one Soviet communism presented, there is a great risk that at least in the short term it may be more successful than its predecessor, something that would be a tragedy not only for the West but for the people of his own country as well.