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Edward Hotel in Dearborn closed due to fire code, maintenance violations
City officials cited fire code and building code violations in the closure.
Edward Hotel in Dearborn closed due to fire code, maintenance violations City officials cited fire code and building code violations in the closure. Check out this story on Freep.com: https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/wayne/2018/12/14/edward-hotel-closed-dearborn-fairlane/2310682002/
Ann Zaniewski and Fiona Kelliher, Detroit Free Press Published 12:37 p.m. ET Dec. 14, 2018 | Updated 10:30 p.m. ET Dec. 14, 2018
The Edward Hotel in Dearborn, formerly known as the Hyatt Regency.(Photo: Jessica J. Trevino, Detroit Free Press)Buy Photo
Once a jewel in the city of Dearborn, the former Hyatt Regency, renamed in 2016 the Edward Hotel & Convention Center, was shuttered Friday because of several fire code violations and maintenance issues.
City officials told the hotel's operators Wednesday that the property is "unfit for human occupancy."
The closure followed a Dec. 4 annual inspection by the fire department and inspections by building officials, city spokeswoman Mary Laundroche said. Inspectors found plumbing leaks, broken elevators, damaged ceiling tiles and other problems.
"Although the city had been working with the operators of the hotel since May 2016 as they progressed toward a certificate of occupancy and compliance with property maintenance codes, the most recent violations are so serious that the city needed to close the building to protect guests, employees and the public," Laundroche said in an email.
Hotel owner Xiao Hua (Edward) Gong, of 600 Town Center Realty, LLC, could not be reached for comment Friday. An attorney who worked for him in 2016, James Cambridge of Kerr Russell in Detroit, also could not be reached.
The Free Press reported in 2016 that Gong bought the crescent-shaped, 773-room hotel for $20 million in January of that year.
The previous owner, Israel-based Royal Realities, acquired the hotel out of receivership in 2011 after another previous owner, Dallas-based Ashford Hospitality Trust, chose to default on the property's mortgage during the recession. The past owners were unwilling or unable to make tens of millions of dollars in renovations to the aging hotel, so Chicago-based Hyatt pulled its brand name off the property in 2012.
After Gong took ownership, the hotel transitioned to an in-house management team. It also underwent some renovations and exterior improvements.
It was unclear Friday whether staff would face layoffs.
"I really haven't heard too much," said a switchboard operator, adding that she and other employees were informed Friday morning that the hotel would close at noon.
WXYZ-TV (Channel 7) reported that most employees will be laid off, citing another unnamed switchboard operator.
Visitors and groups who have booked stays at the hotel should reach out to the Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau, which will try to help relocate them, media relations manager Deanna Majchrzak said.
While the hotel did not have a valid certificate of occupancy, it was allowed to operate because it was working toward one, Laundroche said.
"It's pretty standard that if a business is making progress toward addressing all building codes, we allow them to operate without a full (certificate of occupancy)," as long as inspectors don't find serious violations that could threaten people's lives, she said.
In the recent inspections, the city found 18 violations that need to be corrected.
"We would love if they would work with us and bring us a plan about how they're going to address the life safety issues, and overall how they are going to bring their building up to code," Laundroche said.
Located at 600 Town Center Drive, the hotel is adjacent to Ford headquarters. According to its website, it was built in 1976 and has 64,000 square feet of public space.
Recent TripAdvisor reviews of the property have been mixed. One user called the hotel "empty and close to deserted," and "a shell of its former glory." Another wrote it was "unclean and beat up." Still, it received an overall rating of 3.5 stars.
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Read notice of violations letter sent to The Edward Hotel on Dec. 12.
Contact Ann Zaniewski: 313-222-6594 or azaniewski@freepress.com. Follow her on Twitter: @AnnZaniewski. Staff writer JC Reindl contributed to this report.
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This chair, raised on blocks, aims to tackle the "stupidity of the unawareness of the upcoming disaster" of climate change for countries where water levels could threaten everyday life. 'The Urge To Sit Dry' is a smoked-oak chair based on archetypal designs, raised on blocks of lighter European oak. The blocks lift the chair to the height it would need to be to sit above the sea level in different scenarios. The first example – shown at OBJECT Rotterdam during Art Rotterdam – is calibrated for Maas' hometown of Rotterdam, which is 90 per cent below sea level.


For some difficult to solder and large surface area joints, it may be extremely helpful to pre-tin the joint area on each part with the solder before setting up to join the parts. Simply follow the steps below to coat the joint area of each part with an even coat of solder. Then, after the parts have cooled, follow the steps again to join the parts. The 1-2-3 rule applies here as well. Don't pre-tin one day and solder the next. A fresh oxidefree surface is important to soldering success. Pre-tinning your parts with the right solder can greatly improve joints on difficult to solder metals & large surface area parts.
Pre-clean the parent metal or metals to be joined. Use emery cloth, a wire brush, sandblasting, etc. Prepare Aluminum and Stainless Steel surfaces with a stainless steel wire brush. For delicate tubes and parts on radiators and heat exchangers, this physical agitation may not be possible. In that case, you are relying on the Kapp Golden Flux™ to break the oxide coating on your arts.
into the joint/repair area. You may easily use the rod to spread the flux.
Step 3 Use a soft flame, heat gun or soldering iron to heat the parent metal adjacent to the repair area. A direct flame on the repair area is likely to overheat the solder and flux.
When using a soldering iron, heat the joint area on both parts, not the rod.
DO NOT DIRECTLY HEAT THE SOLDERING ROD!
Hold the torch tip 4 to 6 inches away from the parent metal. If it is necessary to apply the flame directly to the rod or flux, pull the torch tip back even farther from the work surface and keep it moving.
The flux will begin to bubble and turn light brown. Besides preparing the parent metal for the solder, these changes indicate the proper flux working temperature. If the flux turns black, it will contaminate your joint and prevent a strong bond. In that case, let the area cool, clean it & start over.
When the flux turns brown, it is time to apply the rod. Drag the rod over the area to be soldered, until it begins to flow.
ONCE THE ROD FLOWS, STOP APPLYING THE HEAT! If additional layers are needed, continue to drag the rod over the area.
Sometimes it is necessary to heat the tip of the rod with the flame to help the solder flow more easily onto the repair area. DO NOT HEAT THE ROD TO THE MELTING POINT!
You are just trying to soften the rod to begin the flow more easily.
Observe the solder deposit. The solder should bond smoothly. DO NOT OVERHEAT! The solder rod will melt if overheated, but will not bond properly. If you applied the heat to the solder rod instead of the parts, the solder will melt and flow, but it will just sit on your part and can be easily brushed off. The joint follows the heat. Heat your parts and the solder will follow the heat and create a strong joint.
If you stopped soldering and want to apply more solder or flow out the deposit more, let it cool a little, add more flux and reheat. The flux will help the bonding process, whether adding more solder or just flowing out the previous deposit.
Remove the excess flux with warm water and a wire brush or clean rag. Flux is corrosive, and residue should be thoroughly removed – even for "no-clean" fluxes.


Founded by America Ferrera, Wilmer Valderrama, and Ryan Piers Williams, Harness connects communities through conversation to inspire action and power change. What started as a group of friends in a living room has now grown to a community that has amplified the voices of organizations to reach millions. Harness hosts annual events including: Artist and Activist Retreats, Mainstage Events, Showrunners Conversations, and an intimate Educational Series. At each of our events, we work closely with our partner organizations to amplify their work in ways that are most valuable to them.
Since joining the organization, I've helped organize two mainstage events of over 700+ artists and activists combined, as well as several smaller gatherings including a live-streamed discussion with Cosmopolitan and Twitter titled #ActivismIRL: Turning Hashtags into Action and a panel for the showrunners of NBC on the topic of representation on television. I currently serve as their creative consultant by designing the organization's marketing materials and maintaining the website.


…she need not dress respectably, to misquote George Bernard Shaw, on the main reason for adopting writing as a profession.
Ah, clients. I love my clients. On the end of the phone, by email. The occasional meeting just so I know I still exist…when I do dress fairly respectably.
My clients are THE BEST. That's to say, I am (almost always) appreciated for my work, I get paid – yaaay – and I very often garner repeat business. I've been working with some of my clients for years. And I do say 'working with' not 'working for' because that's how I see it – as a partnership.
So here are some examples of client demands imposed on copywriters and web designers, some of whom are known to me, others came from that excellent website, Clients From Hell.
"I don't believe you can have taken 6 hours to do this work. You have single-handedly wiped out all my profits. In future, when you are working for me, you are to text me every hour and tell me what you have achieved in that time," from a client who asked, at very short notice and out of office hours, for copywriting to be undertaken which involved extensive research, responding to 58 emails, multiple phone calls and a Skype conference, as well as the writing itself.
"Why are you so expensive? Don't you understand that you are discouraging a new company from growing? I have to meet the other partners – we didn't plan for this huge expense, " from a client who was invoiced $300 for a logo and 20-page brand manual.
YES – OF COURSE clients can call the shots about how they represent their company, about the approved copy. It's absolutely their choice, even if it doesn't read well, look good or do the job for which it was intended. We can only offer advice.
That's one thing. It's entirely another thing to be exploited or treated with disrespect by your clients.
Thank you, my lovely clients, that it's such a rare occurrence in my working life. You are STARS.


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One vet, three million street dogs to treat
It all began in 2014 with a backpacking trip to Sri Lanka, where Janey Lowes fell in love with Sri Lanka and their abundance of community dogs. With approximately 3 million street dogs, she was also horrified to see the state of so many of the Island's dogs, all without access to veterinary care.
As a vet, and over 5,000 miles from home with no equipment or supplies, completely unable to help. She contacted local vets but it was difficult finding someone who had the facilities needed to treat some of the more severe issues. In her mid-twenties and only 3 years qualified, she was determined to make a change.
Now back in the UK, Janey sought advice from her boss, Nick Myerscough, expecting her ideas to be laughed off as crazy. However, she was stunned when Westway Veterinary Group donated £10,000 to help her move to Sri Lanka and set up a charity. They shared the belief that we have a responsibility as vets to ensure that every animal, regardless of borders or geographical location, deserves access to high standard veterinary care.
WECare Worldwide was born
Moving to Sri Lanka in October 2014, Janey had the intention of only taking a one year sabbatical (!), aiming to neutering and vaccinating as many dogs as possible. She saw this as the only way to address the bigger picture of over population and limited resources. She could never have predicted the sheer number and severity of illnesses and injuries she was about to witness, in a canine population that had minimal access to veterinary care.
So, instead of just carrying out CNVR (catch-neuter-vaccinate-release) programmes as first intended, Janey decided she must fulfill her duty of care as a vet and somehow find a way to treat the sick animals too.
Janey then met her lifelines – Malaka, Chaminda and Dr. Nuwan. The team of four then worked their socks off to not only treat any animals in need, but to spread the word about WECare and ensure we were well received into the communities in which we were working (and living). Find out more about our education programmes.
Initially, dogs were treated on the side of the road or in Janey's home in Talalla, when absolutely necessary. However, by January 2016, Janey's house was full to bursting, and she realised she needed a different base. Renting on old primary school in a nearby village with a secure garden for recovering dogs to play in, Janey had found her (very rustic) WECare hospital.
Janey also spent her time working alongside some great Sri Lankan vets to carry out multiple neutering and vaccination programmes in the community. 735 dogs were neutered in the first year, as well as 956 dogs vaccinated and 202 treated for other ailments.
With the help of a growing team of local and UK volunteers, and the support of lots of friends, family and kind sponsors, WECare treated 1000s of dogs in 2016. However, with money extremely tight, financial worries were always at the back of Janey's mind.
As feared, come January 2017, money had run out. Just as Janey was at the point of giving up, WECare was featured in a BBC documentary. It was an absolute lifeline. Donations surged, allowing her to slowly build the clinic she and her team of local and international staff work from today. It's currently the best equipped veterinary hospital on the island outside of Colombo, but we're always looking to improve.
Our clinic is absolutely vital as we are one of only two veterinary hospitals with inpatient facilities outside of Colombo – we cannot thank all of our supporters enough for making this dream a reality. The issue now is keeping it going! We're still a tiny charity and running costs are high – every penny can literally be the difference between life and death.
In 2019 we had another big break when we were featured on Channel 5's 'New Lives in the Wild' with Ben Fogle. We can't thank Ben enough for his continued support. We were floored by the response, gaining thousands of new followers overnight. For years, we'd been dreaming of having an X-ray and were stunned when someone donated one after the show. She doesn't like to admit it but Janey cried when that arrived. It was a special day.
Janey decided to document all the special (and not so special) days by penning her own book, detailing the whole adventure from start to.. well… now. To find out exactly how it all came about- all the joy, heartbreak, grief- then head over to buy 'Janey The Vet' here.
And the story doesn't end there…
Fast forward to 2020 and we're in the middle of a global pandemic, having lost half our team almost overnight when some of our international staff had to make the heartbreaking decision to fly home. We're working all hours of the day, running on skeleton staff but we're happy to be here serving the community and hope you can get behind us. From wherever you are in the world.
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Background and ObjectiveTwo new T-helper (Th) phenotypes have been recently described and named Th9 and Th22 lymphocytes; however, their role in the pathogenesis of periodontitis remains unclear. This study was aimed to assess whether Th9 and Th22 lymphocytes, through interleukin (IL)-9 and IL-22 production, respectively, are associated with the severity of periodontitis and bone resorption. Material and MethodsGingival crevicular fluid samples and biopsies were obtained from patients with moderate-to-advanced chronic periodontitis and gingivitis, and healthy controls. The levels for the Th9 and Th22-associated cytokines and master-switch transcription factors Spi-B and aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) were quantified by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, real-time reverse-transcription quantitative polymerase chain reaction and flow cytometry. In addition, the osteoclast activity in response to tissue homogenates from periodontitis and healthy samples was analyzed quantifying the number of TRAP-positive cells and areas of bone resorption pits produced, in the presence or absence of recombinant human IL-22 and anti-IL-22 neutralization antibody. ResultsHigher levels of IL-22 and AhR were detected in patients with periodontitis compared with gingivitis and healthy individuals. In addition, higher levels of IL-9 and Spi-B were detected in gingivitis patients compared with periodontitis and healthy individuals. In patients with periodontitis, a significant positive correlation was detected between secreted levels of IL-22 and clinical attachment level of the sampled periodontal pockets. When osteoclasts were exposed to tissue homogenates obtained from patients with periodontitis, higher levels of resorptive activity were observed as compared with the same cells exposed to tissue homogenates obtained from healthy individuals, and this increment was dependent on the presence and neutralization of IL-22. ConclusionIncreased levels of IL-22 produced by Th22 lymphocytes are associated with the pathogenesis of periodontitis, in particular, with osteoclast resorptive activity and severity of disease.


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Robots to come 'alive' at Abilene's CALF through demonstrations
Author-illustrator Peter Brown's body of work includes two stories about Robot Roz, and local high school students will show how it's done
Robots to come 'alive' at Abilene's CALF through demonstrations Author-illustrator Peter Brown's body of work includes two stories about Robot Roz, and local high school students will show how it's done Check out this story on reporternews.com: https://www.reporternews.com/story/entertainment/events/2019/06/06/abilene-texas-calf-children-art-literacy-festival-atems-robot-demonstrations/1344165001/
Greg Jaklewicz, Abilene Reporter-News Published 7:00 a.m. CT June 6, 2019 | Updated 7:30 a.m. CT June 6, 2019
Make way, Mr. Tiger, for the robots.
Students and faculty from the Academy of Technology, Engineering, Math & Science (ATEMS, an Abilene ISD high school), are putting the final touches on a plan to bring two Peter Brown novels to life at this weekend's Children's Art & Literacy Festival (CALF).
Well, as much as robots can be brought to life.
Brown in 2016 published his first novel, "The Wild Robot." He followed in 2017 with "The Wild Robot Escapes." These works expanded his world of creativity from picture books. The main character is Robot Roz.
Kalev Wrenn, left, and Aidan Boisvert work on test beds Wednesday at ATEMS, in preparation of use this weekend at the Children's Art & Literacy Festival. (Photo: Greg Jaklewicz/Reporter-News)
From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, the ATEMS folks will be at The Center for Contemporary Arts, where the Wild Robot Room has been created.
More: 2019 Children's Art & Literacy Festival schedule
They will have the now-famous five demonstration robots "named" A, T, E, M and S. However, for Saturday, each will become a character in Brown's books. There will be a Roz, a duckling and other characters, said Allison Stanley, who is the engineering facilitator at ATEMS.
She said CALF staff contacted ATEMS 10 months ago about participating in this year's event. Could they provided an interactive element for kids?
"We jumped on board," Stanley said.
More: Top Abilene Teachers: Math application and robot wars reign supreme at ATEMS
Attendees will be able to drive the robots at the art gallery. One has no front or back, she said, so it can go in any direction.
"We use these in our demonstrations," she said. The robots show the result of positioning wheels in different configurations.
ATEMS robots are taking on new identities for this weekend's Children's Art & Literacy Festival. (Photo: Greg Jaklewicz/Reporter-News)
There also will be "test beds," which use light sensors to operate objects at a distance, Stanley said. So, users will be able to "make motion happen" — wheels begin to spin, then can be slowed or sped up.
Robotics demonstrations also are planned during the same time frame Friday, with Peak Learning Center in charge of activities.
Stanley said when elementary or middle school students visit ATEMS, their favorite stop is the robotics area.
"They love to drive the robots," she said.
Participating in the CALF is a good way to show what is being learned at the east Abilene campus, she said.
ATEMS' participation is not limited to the Saturday demonstration.
Peter Brown expanded his reach with his first novel, "The Wild Robot." (Photo: Peter Brown)
At the National Center for Children's Illustrated Literature, sophomore students from Stanley's "Principles of Engineering" course created animated Brown characters. Drawing or printing out his characters, those were glued onto mechanical pieces so the character can "wave" to visitors.
Brown has said he has interests in both the natural and artificial beings.
"Do we want robots that can think and feel, like a person? In a world where robots did all the word, how would we humans spend our time?" he asks in his notes for "The Wild Robot."
More: A Texas 'Tiger' tale: Mr. Brown goes wild for Abilene visit
The answer, for now, is that they may spend a few hours this weekend hanging out with robots.
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The boy, whose surname is Wu, killed his 34-year-old mother Chen Xin (not her real name) on December 2 after a dispute at the family home in Yuanjiang, located central China's Hunan Province, which they shared with Wu's two-year-old brother.
Wu killed his mother with a kitchen knife after she beat him for stealing and smoking all of her cigarettes.
The boy did not report what he had done, but instead used his mother's phone to tell his school that he had caught a cold and would not be in class the following day. The murder was not discovered until the afternoon of December 3 when Wu's grandfather came to visit.
Given that Chinese law holds 14 to be the statutory age for criminal responsibility, Wu was release by local police without criminal punishment after three days in custody. "He is too young for us to do anything about him," said a local police officer.
According to a public report, when asked if he thought it had been wrong to kill his mother, Wu replied, "I'm wrong, but I killed my mother, not someone else".
Wu's family tried to send him to school on December 6. However, his classmates' parents expressed strong opposition, saying that that "he might commit other crimes in school".
"If he can even kill his own mother, and so calmly", said a parent, "then we do not want him to go back to this school. We're quite worried about it," the mother added.
The family now live in a hotel in Sihushan, a nearby town, as locals have also shunned the child.
The boy's father said in an interview that he didn't talk much with his son, but that he hoped the government could help him get some education as the local schools won't accept the boy.
An official from the local government in Sihushan said that there was a plan in place for the boy and how to deal with him in the future, but he did not reveal any specific details.
The local education bureau has suggested to the boy's family that he is transferred to a school in an area where nobody knows him.


Invites children to make a garden is a great way to deliver imagination, they are free to express and be creative. Gardening is a fun activity, as a first step, you can take kids to grow herbs.
Planting herbs is one of gardening ideas for kids. Plants categorized as herbs are easy to grow and store hundreds of benefits. How to carry it out?
1. Pizza is a favorite food of children. Making pizza at home is more fun. Start planting herbs such as garlic, oregano and basil. All of them are ingredients to make a pizza.
These herbs can use container concept. Prepare three small containers for different types. Each type has a different way too, oregano and basil need more sunlight and soil that able to absorbs water perfectly. Garlic doesn't need direct sunlight, so it's okay to place it in the house.
2. Children who live in an apartment with limited space, but they can make a garden by using a windowsill.
Gardening with this concept offers an advantage, which is, herbs can survive when winter comes. Some herbs you can grow with windowsill concept are thyme, chives and parsley. Each plant needs different treatment techniques. For example, parsley took at least five hours of sunlight.
Herb gardening for kids offer fun activities, especially creating texture, color and enticing aroma.


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Obama's next Supreme Court is Hindu?
March 12, 2016 by Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt
President Obama has reportedly narrowed to 3 choices his list of Supreme Court nominees: Sri Srinivasan, Merrick Garland and Paul Watford, all liberal judges that are unlike Antonin Scalia.
Srinivasan is a pro-homose xual judge (see proof far below) of whom the Washington Post reports: "Sri Srinivasan would be the first Hindu justice ever to serve on the Supreme Court. On a judicial body whose members' faiths have often been discussed by observers trying to understand their rulings, Srinivasan would bring a different experience.
Watch! Dr. Chaps' new TV show about Justice Scalia, and who might replace him–>
"He was sworn in on the Bhagavad Gita, a Hindu holy book, when he started his current job on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. 'Hindus Laud Judge Srinivasan for Taking Oath on Gita,' the Hindu American Foundation's news release read at the time."
Garland and Watford are no better, despite how "President Barack Obama plans to pick a 'moderate' Supreme Court nominee, Sen. Orrin Hatch said…after meeting with the president…" reports Politico.
"I saw him yesterday, and he told me he'll send somebody that'll be moderate. And, we'll wait and see. It will be interesting to see," said Hatch, the most senior Republican senator.
[Dr. Chaps' comment: America doesn't need a 'moderate.' We need a Scalia.]
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About Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt
Former Navy Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, PhD ("Dr. Chaps") defends religious freedom to pray "in Jesus' name." As a Christian pastor he can preach the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ or lead a Bible Study at your Church.


WordPress 3.1 was released in late February, and if you haven't already upgraded, please do! If you need some help, watch my video tutorial on upgrading WordPress, or follow my illustrated instructions.
In addition to a slew of under-the-hood improvements, there are two obvious and outstanding new features that will make your life as a WordPress user soooo much easier. Today I'll tell you about my second-favorite feature (my favorite will be the subject of tomorrow's post).
No one sees it except for logged-in users (which probably means just you, and only when you're logged in). Your site visitors don't see it.
The admin bar gives you handy shortcuts to several parts of your WordPress dashboard, and a quick link to logout. And it alerts you when there are updates available so you can quickly update a plugin or two.
I used to keep two tabs open when I was editing my site — a Dashboard tab and a tab for whatever page or post I was working on. Now there's no need for that, because I can toggle back and forth between the live site and my dashboard via the admin bar's links.
The admin bar has different links (notice "Edit Post" and "Shortlink") if you're looking at a single post.
So you can edit a given page or post by clicking the appropriate admin bar link, instead of having to go to the dashboard page and then navigate to the page or post. Super-simple, and a big click-saver.
Some plugins also add items to the admin bar so you can manage them right from the front end of your site.
I'm sure I'll discover other cool admin bar features as I use it more and more. For now, I'm just happy to cut down on the number of tabs I have open at any given time.
But I liked things the way they were!
I have heard some people say they are annoyed by the admin bar. If you're in this camp, fortunately there's an extremely simple way to banish it from your site.
Of course, if what you're really after is consistency, you could check both boxes, so the admin bar is always visible, even inside your dashboard.
Just remember to click the blue "Update Profile " button at the bottom of this screen (it's not shown in this screenshot), or your changed checkboxes won't take effect.
Stay tuned for tomorrow's post, where I'll talk about my Very Favorite Super-Duper Thing about WordPress 3.1!


The ECCO Board meet the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church, 3450 Irving Avenue S. All are welcome to attend.
Click here to view the agenda for the April 4, 2019 meeting.
Go to the Meeting Minutes page to see the archives of minutes from past meetings.
The East Calhoun Community Organization invites and encourages participation by every resident to each program, service and event organized by ECCO. Should you require an accommodation in order to fully participate, or if you require this document in a different format, please let us know by contacting Monica Smith at 612-821-0131 or nrp@eastcalhoun.org at least five days before our event.


Model Melinda Messenger swaps ages with Mike Reid: she becomes 83 year-old Margaret Doyle, supposedly Melinda's old ballet teacher. The other two lucky female celebrities are TV presenter Vicki Butler-Henderson (becoming a bald geezer) and actress Linda Robson (becoming a very posh lady).
… this was the first time I'd ever done anything quite like that, where I felt very exposed and unsure of myself. Being on TV in a black lycra suit after I'd just given birth, with no makeup on was pretty daunting… I didn't think for a second that my mum would ever fall for it and was absolutely gobsmacked when she did… I did enjoy it. I loved the idea of becoming another character; for the first time, I could really see why people got something out of acting, which had never really appealed to me before. I was quite sad at the thought of never being 'Margaret' again. It was quite difficult to stay in character, but it was so much fun.
The makeup is in the more than capable hands of Neil Gorton and Vanessa White. Neill claims that: 'You will see these stars transformed to the point where their own mothers don't recognise them in close proximity.' The makeup application for Melinda involved extensive prosthetics and a bodysuit.


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4 edition of Historic sketches of the cattle trade of the West and Southwest found in the catalog.
Historic sketches of the cattle trade of the West and Southwest
Joseph G. McCoy
by Joseph G. McCoy
Published 1932 by The Rare Book Shop in Washington, D.C .
Cattle trade -- Southwest, Old,
Southwest, Old -- History
Statement illustrated by Prof. Henry Worrall ; engraved by Baker & Co. ... electrotyped by J. T. Reton & Co. ... Reprinted.
Series Library of American civilization -- LAC 14377.
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Growing up during the height of the Cold War made a dent in my childhood, but there were a series of personal disasters that made a larger dent. I nearly bought the farm from scarlet fever, a black window nearly killed me with it bite, then occurred a boat accident where I barely survived drowning, and our family house burned to the ground, all of this before I became fourteen. At sixteen I was in a serious car accident which my father blamed on me, and I paced up and left home. I became footloose and fancy-free, transferring from one school to another and working various and sundry jobs around California though the Sixties. My childhood mentor, a neighbor who worked for United Press International told me once that since I was so fond of my paperboy job, I should consider a newspaper career when I grew up. He said that the industry is overrun with those who would sell their own mother downriver for a good story.....
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Hope to see as many as possible of you there!
Marcelle Hanselaar, Kate McCrickard, Yvonne Crossley and Cally Shadbolt.


The trio of guitarist/vocalist Dany Paluszek, drummer/percussionist Tom Piechowiak and bassist Pete Lubiak formed not in some big metropoly, but rather in the dirty basements of small city of Glogow, south-west of Poland, in December, 2006. Never the less the journey that lead to this began years earlier.
Paluszek and Piechowiak played together for many years. They first time met in 2002, when Tom replaced drummer in Dany's band Gaudy Garret, which's name was changed to Retropolis. With guitarist Saimon 'Sid' Kublik and bass player Luke Zygiel, they played for two years hitting local scene with unconventional sounds and energized shows.
On spring of 2004 bass man was replaced by Rob Rzepka (currently plays in Kości). Unfortunately 3 months later solo guitar player Sid decided to move to London to explore other possibilities. The band played on. Name was changed again to LUSZ. Trio format was new path, as more space was to cover after Sid's left. Overall sound of music transformed into more trance oriented and improvisational trip. LUSZ gained more then local audience, playing many gigs all around south-west Poland and winning festivals, what quite quick established the band as extraordinary musical experience on Polish scene. They recorded demo, but it had gone without much fanfare, the band didn't sign with any record label. Somehow not big enough response broke the spirit of the band and soon after they paused for few months. In this time Rob received a proposal to play in Kości, and LUSZ lost the bottom line. All this said, Tom and Dany played on looking for someone who would fit this place. And then Pete, just so released from the bass post at Kości, comes to scene. They stared rehearsing together and soon after that Manescape came to live.
Dany Paluszek, Tom Piechowiak and Peter Lubiak were looking to create music that reflected who they were, individually and jointly. The trio began experimenting with trance grooves that could rock as hard as contemporary rhythms, yet remained essentially simple and propulsive, giving the musicians ample room to create hypnotic structures and sounds that were filling with both improvisation and psychedelic fumes.
From the very beginning, their music has seemed to combine trance rock grooves with the high-energy sound of guitars. Strong, novae drums, grooving bass and harsh guitar intertwine with dreamy, ascetic and often mystical vocals. The result evokes the atmosphere of 70's psychedelic rock and modern forms of new century.
The core of Manescape's music is their strong rhythm section, inspired by the historical artists, but going further and building intuitive structures. They are now ultimately one of the extensively touring band – they are playing for Polish audience and plan to go international, as many says they belong there.
Vocalist Dany didn't give up his existential manner of singing what gained so much character in his performance. Unexpectedly Daniel has also developed his personal style of guitar playing, which perfectly fits into this combination of music and invoke noise climate of neo-psychedelic magicians from San Francisco / Los Angeles. Drummer Tom is the breed himself. Powerful tone and sound impact, continuous search for proper solutions and that 'something' holding integrity and extracting body fluids not only from ears! This intransigent bassist Pete has added for remaining two mature look, embedded core and energy straight from the bowels.
It is said that they are "new discovery of polish alternative stage" or "band of compelling sound". 3rd Program of Polish Radio has recognized Manescape as "hope" and has placed them on one of most important compilations "Minimax.pl". In spite of relatively short band history Manescape has already managed to do some fuss. Recorded in 2007 first demo "D-Tape" has brought first fans for the group. A year later recorded and independently released EP album "In Progress" has rendered strong impression on still growing group of fans. This publication has also gained a lot of supporters among journalists and broadcasters around the country. Confirmation of growing success of the group are numerous festivals, where Manescape beside prizes has won equal recognition of the audience as well as jurors.
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Excellent work on the log @sagar. Feels so good seeing all the happy faces I'm hoping to join the next drive meet. Any hint towards when would the next drive meet be.. ?
Wow, your stay at mirik looks fabulous and the price is so unbelievable. I wouldn't mind staying there for a month. Is it like an airbnb stay? Do they have a kitchen to serve the guests or do we have to prepare our own food?
Hyderabad to Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh.
Hi team, Have you guys visited Chadrataal lake during your Spiti drive? I heard there are camping spots beside Chandrataal lake. Can we drive till the camping spot or does it require any trek to reach the spot?
Excellent information ... Superb post @Tapahasu Does Safe Express help in transportation of cars too ? Any more inputs about such vehicle transportation to Hyderabad from Bagdogra or Siliguri ?
Thanks a lot for sharing the information about this place. Looks like a paradise But, can't dare to go here for a night stay alone with my wife. Will wait for a drive meet organised by the admins When will be the probable dates for having this meet ?
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Yosuke Watanuki (nació el 12 de abril de 1998) es un jugador de tenis japonés. Su mejor posición individual en la clasificación ATP fue la 171° el 18 de marzo de 2019, mientras que en dobles llegó a ser 374° el 7 de enero de 2019. En su carrera ha ganado cinco títulos a nivel future y uno de categoría Challenger.

Carrera

A nivel junior logró la 2° posición del ranking combinado el 21 de marzo de 2016. Consiguió su primera victoria a nivel ATP en el Torneo de Tokio 2018 tras superar las clasificaciones y vencer en la primera ronda a Robin Haase por 6-7 (7), 6-4, 6-1.  Su primer título Challenger lo obtuvo en Kobe, luego de vencer en la final a su compatriota Yuichi Sugita por 6-2, 6-4.

En 2022 logró llegar a cuartos de final del Torneo de Lyon 2022 luego de ingresar como perdedor afortunado. Primero superó al octavo sembrado, Pedro Martínez, y después a Kwon Soon-woo en octavos. Sin embargo, no pudo llegar a las semifinales tras retirarse luego de perder el primer set contra Alex de Minaur.

Títulos ATP Challenger

Individuales (3)

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 Yosuke Watanuki en la Federación Internacional de Tenis

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Q: Can "list_display" in a Django ModelAdmin display attributes of ForeignKey fields? I have a Person model that has a foreign key relationship to Book, which has a number of fields, but I'm most concerned about author (a standard CharField).
With that being said, in my PersonAdmin model, I'd like to display book.author using list_display:
class PersonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = ['book.author',]

I've tried all of the obvious methods for doing so, but nothing seems to work.
Any suggestions?

A: Like the rest, I went with callables too. But they have one downside: by default, you can't order on them. Fortunately, there is a solution for that:
Django >= 1.8
def author(self, obj):
    return obj.book.author
author.admin_order_field  = 'book__author'

Django < 1.8
def author(self):
    return self.book.author
author.admin_order_field  = 'book__author'

A: Please note that adding the get_author function would slow the list_display in the admin, because showing each person would make a SQL query.
To avoid this, you need to modify get_queryset method in PersonAdmin, for example:
def get_queryset(self, request):
    return super(PersonAdmin,self).get_queryset(request).select_related('book')

Before: 73 queries in 36.02ms (67 duplicated queries in admin)
After: 6 queries in 10.81ms

A: This one's already accepted, but if there are any other dummies out there (like me) that didn't immediately get it from the presently accepted answer, here's a bit more detail.
The model class referenced by the ForeignKey needs to have a __unicode__ method within it, like here:
class Category(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=50)

    def __unicode__(self):
        return self.name

That made the difference for me, and should apply to the above scenario.  This works on Django 1.0.2.

A: As another option, you can do lookups like:
#models.py
class UserAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = (..., 'get_author')

    def get_author(self, obj):
        return obj.book.author
    get_author.short_description = 'Author'
    get_author.admin_order_field = 'book__author'

Since Django 3.2 you can use display() decorator:
#models.py
class UserAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = (..., 'get_author')

    @admin.display(ordering='book__author', description='Author')
    def get_author(self, obj):
        return obj.book.author

A: If you have a lot of relation attribute fields to use in list_display and do not want create a function (and it's attributes) for each one, a dirt but simple solution would be override the ModelAdmin instace __getattr__ method, creating the callables on the fly:
class DynamicLookupMixin(object):
    '''
    a mixin to add dynamic callable attributes like 'book__author' which
    return a function that return the instance.book.author value
    '''

    def __getattr__(self, attr):
        if ('__' in attr
            and not attr.startswith('_')
            and not attr.endswith('_boolean')
            and not attr.endswith('_short_description')):

            def dyn_lookup(instance):
                # traverse all __ lookups
                return reduce(lambda parent, child: getattr(parent, child),
                              attr.split('__'),
                              instance)

            # get admin_order_field, boolean and short_description
            dyn_lookup.admin_order_field = attr
            dyn_lookup.boolean = getattr(self, '{}_boolean'.format(attr), False)
            dyn_lookup.short_description = getattr(
                self, '{}_short_description'.format(attr),
                attr.replace('_', ' ').capitalize())

            return dyn_lookup

        # not dynamic lookup, default behaviour
        return self.__getattribute__(attr)

# use examples

@admin.register(models.Person)
class PersonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin, DynamicLookupMixin):
    list_display = ['book__author', 'book__publisher__name',
                    'book__publisher__country']

    # custom short description
    book__publisher__country_short_description = 'Publisher Country'

@admin.register(models.Product)
class ProductAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin, DynamicLookupMixin):
    list_display = ('name', 'category__is_new')

    # to show as boolean field
    category__is_new_boolean = True

As gist here
Callable especial attributes like boolean and short_description must be defined as ModelAdmin attributes, eg book__author_verbose_name = 'Author name' and category__is_new_boolean = True.
The callable admin_order_field attribute is defined automatically.
Don't forget to use the list_select_related attribute in your ModelAdmin to make Django avoid aditional queries.

A: if you try it in Inline, you wont succeed unless:
in your inline:
class AddInline(admin.TabularInline):
    readonly_fields = ['localname',]
    model = MyModel
    fields = ('localname',)

in your model (MyModel):
class MyModel(models.Model):
    localization = models.ForeignKey(Localizations)

    def localname(self):
        return self.localization.name

A: I may be late, but this is another way to do it. You can simply define a method in your model and access it via the list_display as below:
models.py
class Person(models.Model):
    book = models.ForeignKey(Book, on_delete=models.CASCADE)

    def get_book_author(self):
        return self.book.author

admin.py
class PersonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = ('get_book_author',)

But this and the other approaches mentioned above add two extra queries per row in your listview page. To optimize this, we can override the get_queryset to annotate the required field, then use the annotated field in our ModelAdmin method
admin.py
from django.db.models.expressions import F

@admin.register(models.Person)
class PersonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = ('get_author',)
    def get_queryset(self, request):
        queryset = super().get_queryset(request)
        queryset = queryset.annotate(
            _author = F('book__author')
        )
        return queryset

    @admin.display(ordering='_author', description='Author')
    def get_author(self, obj):
        return obj._author

A: For Django >= 3.2
The proper way to do it with Django 3.2 or higher is by using the display decorator
class BookAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    model = Book
    list_display = ['title', 'get_author_name']

    @admin.display(description='Author Name', ordering='author__name')
    def get_author_name(self, obj):
        return obj.author.name

A: According to the documentation, you can only display the __unicode__ representation of a ForeignKey:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/admin/#list-display
Seems odd that it doesn't support the 'book__author' style format which is used everywhere else in the DB API.
Turns out there's a ticket for this feature, which is marked as Won't Fix.

A: Despite all the great answers above and due to me being new to Django, I was still stuck.  Here's my explanation from a very newbie perspective.
models.py
class Author(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=255)

class Book(models.Model):
    author = models.ForeignKey(Author)
    title = models.CharField(max_length=255)

admin.py (Incorrect Way) - you think it would work by using 'model__field' to reference, but it doesn't
class BookAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    model = Book
    list_display = ['title', 'author__name', ]

admin.site.register(Book, BookAdmin)

admin.py (Correct Way)  - this is how you reference a foreign key name the Django way
class BookAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    model = Book
    list_display = ['title', 'get_name', ]

    def get_name(self, obj):
        return obj.author.name
    get_name.admin_order_field  = 'author'  #Allows column order sorting
    get_name.short_description = 'Author Name'  #Renames column head

    #Filtering on side - for some reason, this works
    #list_filter = ['title', 'author__name']

admin.site.register(Book, BookAdmin)

For additional reference, see the Django model link here

A: I just posted a snippet that makes admin.ModelAdmin support '__' syntax:
http://djangosnippets.org/snippets/2887/
So you can do:
class PersonAdmin(RelatedFieldAdmin):
    list_display = ['book__author',]

This is basically just doing the same thing described in the other answers, but it automatically takes care of (1) setting admin_order_field (2) setting short_description and (3) modifying the queryset to avoid a database hit for each row.

A: There is a very easy to use package available in PyPI that handles exactly that: django-related-admin. You can also see the code in GitHub.
Using this, what you want to achieve is as simple as:
class PersonAdmin(RelatedFieldAdmin):
    list_display = ['book__author',]

Both links contain full details of installation and usage so I won't paste them here in case they change.
Just as a side note, if you're already using something other than model.Admin (e.g. I was using SimpleHistoryAdmin instead), you can do this: class MyAdmin(SimpleHistoryAdmin, RelatedFieldAdmin).

A: You can show whatever you want in list display by using a callable. It would look like this:

def book_author(object):
  return object.book.author

class PersonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
  list_display = [book_author,]

A: I prefer this:
class CoolAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    list_display = ('pk', 'submodel__field')

    @staticmethod
    def submodel__field(obj):
        return obj.submodel.field

A: AlexRobbins' answer worked for me, except that the first two lines need to be in the model (perhaps this was assumed?), and should reference self:
def book_author(self):
  return self.book.author

Then the admin part works nicely.

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Earlier this year I met a child named Alexa and was slightly horrified for her as I imagined having to grow up in a world dominated by Amazon's popular bot.
I suspected she might be the last Alexa. What kind of parent would name a child Alexa today?
Amazon Alexa was born in 2014. It turns out that rather than take a permanent dip as I'd suggest, the popularity of the name Alexa jumped from 63rd to 32nd in popularity for 2015 but has settled back into 65th place for 2017.
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Neil Berg returns to The Hanover Theatre on Saturday with "Neil Berg's 50 Years Rock & Roll Part 2." Just as in part one last year, Berg will bring powerhouse singers and musicians as well as his own interesting narrative uncovering little known facts and stories. What's new is the lineup of hits as the show pays tribute to such important and iconic artists as Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, Buddy Holly, Bob Dylan, Frankie Valli, The Beatles, Beach Boys, Aretha Franklin, The Who, Janis Joplin, Woodstock, Simon & Garfunkel, Carole King, Led Zeppelin, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel, Aerosmith, Linda Ronstadt, Bruce Springsteen, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Journey and more.


Is this summer hot enough for ya yet? Yeah, I know. As far as the calendar goes, it's still spring. But we've already had as many 100 degree days as all of last summer so I think I can safely say it's summer in central TX.
Despite the heat, we've managed to get out in the Hill Country and do a couple interesting rides recently. A few weeks ago we did an old favorite – a ride from Dripping Springs to Johnson City. The Creek Road route south of Dripping Springs is always a favorite. Low traffic and scenic countryside.
The only downside to this route at all is the relatively short section of Hwy 290 as you go from FM-165 to the park road FM-3232. It's busy with only a narrow shoulder and that shoulder is about as rough as asphalt gets. FM-3232 is nice though with some fantastic views of the Hill Country. The entrance to the park has a nice spot under some trees to take a break – which we did.
FM-2766 into Burnet is a similar scenic road of rolling hills. The windmill pictured here caught my eye on the way out. There's no house or barn there any more but the windmill still works. Some Prickly Pear cactus has somehow managed to take root and do quite well on the top of a rock gate post.
The same road has a winery named Texas Hills. We didn't stop in but oddly enough, there was a wine festival in Austin the very next day and we went to it. Texas Hills was there. Surprisingly, one of Texas Hills wines turned out to be one of our favorites of the day. Their Due Bianco is a blend of Pinot Grigio (21%) and Chardonnay (79%) and it was crisp and fruity and perfect for a hot day.
The middle picture of Kem and I was taken on Creek Rd on the return. If we look a little red, well, it's cause we were hot!
The other ride we did was the Real Ale ride in Blanco. It was a benefit ride done by Real Ale for the public library there. They had a huge turn out. By their report 1400 riders. Logistics were a bit of a mess at the start, but otherwise, the ride was great. The 50 mile route was pretty hilly and the heat pretty intense. As the morning wore on it appeared to take its toll. I think the medics were busy that day. We took it slow and were fine.
The bottom picture here was post ride at the Real Ale brewery. There were serving up mounds of BBQ and some of the beer they make on site. The Firemans #4 Blonde Ale which we're raising a glass of here was perfect for post ride quaffing. More please.
Great pics. We missed you guys on TOMRV this weekend. You would have enjoyed the humidity.
It is the first time I have had a huge cramp in my quad. Going up the last hills.
I like the windmill picture. There are several of those around Texas. Whenever I see one by itself I wonder about all of the history that must have taken place.
The heat and dry wind in Houston has been very unusual. Just tonight I was enjoying the low humidity as I rode.


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John Frederick Luecke (* 4. Juli 1889 in Escanaba, Michigan; † 21. März 1952 ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker. Zwischen 1937 und 1939 vertrat er den Bundesstaat Michigan im US-Repräsentantenhaus.

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John Luecke besuchte die öffentlichen Schulen seiner Heimat und arbeitete danach im regulären und im Eisenbahn-Telegraphendienst. Während eines Grenzkonfliktes mit Mexiko in den Jahren 1916 und 1917 war Luecke im Nachrichtendienst der US Army. Auch während des Ersten Weltkrieges war er in einer Nachrichteneinheit eingesetzt. Dabei brachte er es bis zum Leutnant. Nach dem Krieg war er für kurze Zeit in Deutschland stationiert. Zwischen 1923 und 1936 arbeitete Luecke in der Papierherstellung in seiner Heimatstadt Eccanaba. Gleichzeitig begann er als Mitglied der Demokratischen Partei eine politische Laufbahn.

In den Jahren 1934 bis 1936 war er sowohl Mitglied im Gemeinderat von Escanaba als auch Landrat im Delta County. 1935 wurde er in den Senat von Michigan gewählt, in dem er bis 1936 verblieb. Bei den Kongresswahlen des Jahres 1936 wurde Luecke im elften Wahlbezirk von Michigan in das US-Repräsentantenhaus in Washington, D.C. gewählt, wo er am 3. Januar 1937 die Nachfolge von Prentiss M. Brown antrat. Da er im Jahr 1938 dem Republikaner Frederick Van Ness Bradley unterlag, konnte er bis zum 3. Januar 1939 nur eine Legislaturperiode im Kongress absolvieren, während der weitere New-Deal-Gesetze der Bundesregierung verabschiedet wurden.

Nach seinem Ausscheiden aus dem Repräsentantenhaus arbeitete Luecke als Schlichter in Arbeitsfragen im Außendienst für das US-Arbeitsministerium. Dabei war er für die nördlichen Teile der Staaten Michigan und Wisconsin zuständig. John Luecke starb am 21. März 1952 in seinem Geburtsort Escanaba.

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Milton Lake is a lake in Saskatchewan, Canada, located near the boundary with the Northwest Territories. The Milton Lake Lodge is accessible by float plane and located on the lake.

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Next we'll configure some basic information about your game. These settings determine how you connect to the game. When your game opens, the MU* description, website, etc. will appear in the AresMUSH games folder.
You should use the 'ares' user for everything from now on, reserving the root user for rare server admin operations requiring root access. The setup_server script should have created the ares user for you automatically and printed the password. You should be able to scroll back if you missed it.
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Server Hostname - The the game's host name or IP Address. Use the actual IP or host name, not just "localhost".
Server Telnet Port - See ports, below.
Server Websocket Port - See ports, below.
Server Web Portal Port - See ports, below.
MUSH Name - Name your game.
MUSH Description - A short blurb about your game (optional).
Category - Pick which category best describes your MUSH for the Ares games folder.
GitHub Email - See GitHub, below.
GitHub Name - See GitHub, below.
AresMUSH is stored in GitHub, a popular software version control system. Sometimes you need to interact with GitHub to retrieve Ares code updates. For this, GitHub needs to be configured with an email and a name.
If you do not plan on using GitHub for version control, you can make these dummy values - any email (even a fake one) and name will do.
Email - If you plan to use GitHub to store your own code changes, then you should use the email address associated with your GitHub account. Some people even create a special GitHub account solely for their game work.
Name - The name is just a record of who made code changes.
Whereas the old MUSH servers you might be useful have only one port (mush.somewhere.com port 1234) Ares actually uses several. You can use any port that isn't already in use. On a VPS server, ports greater than 1024 are typically open.
The Web Portal Port is where your Web Portal is running. (default 80) '80' works if the Web Portal is the only website running on the server. Otherwise you'll need to pick a custom port and access the Web Portal through a URL like http://mush.somewhere.com:8081.
Be aware that running the Web Portal on a port other than '80' may prevent some players from accessing it through their work/school firewalls.


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Ultrasound could transform 3D printing for a future of smart materials
Published: January 18, 2016 11.46am EST
Bruce Drinkwater, University of Bristol
Bruce Drinkwater
Professor of Ultrasonics, University of Bristol
Bruce Drinkwater receives funding from the UK Engineering and Physical Science Research Council (EPSRC).
University of Bristol provides funding as a founding partner of The Conversation UK.
The advent of 3D printers supposedly means we can manufacture anything in our homes. But in reality most existing home 3D printers can only make things out of certain plastics, although there are industrial systems that can print certain metals.
What has so far been out of reach is a way to 3D print high-tech composite materials such as the carbon fibre composites that are used to build lightweight but extremely strong versions of things including tennis racquets, aerodynamic bikes and even aircraft parts. But researchers from my lab at Bristol University have now developed a way to transform existing 3D printers so they can also print composite materials.
When designed properly, composites have just about the best strength for their weight of any common material, making them perfect for applications that need to be very strong but light, such as aeroplanes. Composites are usually made from very long glass or carbon fibres set in a plastic matrix. It's the presence of the fibres, and the fact that they are all carefully arranged, that makes these materials so impressively strong yet lightweight.
At present, composite products are made by forming the fibres into sheets that look a bit like stiff cloth. These are then cut to shape and assembled by hand, layer-by-layer, to create the final product. As a result, composites are expensive and not easily replicated with 3D printers.
However, my colleagues and I have found a way to print composite material by making a relatively simple addition to a cheap, off-the-shelf 3D printer. The breakthrough was based on the simple idea of printing using a liquid polymer mixed with millions of tiny fibres. This makes a readily printable material that can, for example, be pushed through a tiny nozzle into the desired location. The final object can then be printed layer by layer, as with many other 3D printing processes.
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The big challenge was working out how to reassemble the tiny fibres into the carefully arranged patterns needed to generate the superior strength we expect from composites. The innovation we developed was to use ultrasonic waves to form the fibres into patterns within the polymer while it's still in its liquid state.
The ultrasound effectively creates a patterned force field in the liquid plastic and the fibres move to and align with low pressure regions in the field called nodes. The fibres are then fixed in place using a tightly focused laser beam that cures (sets) the polymer.
The patterned fibres can be thought of as a reinforcement network, just like the steel reinforcing bars that are routinely placed in concrete structures such as foundations or bridges. Our study used short glass fibres in liquid epoxy polymer that are formed into longer lines of fibres and can recreate the structure of a traditional composite.
But the process has huge flexibility and can also create patterns not possible with traditional methods. By adjusting the ultrasonic wave pattern we can steer the fibres as the print progresses, producing a complex 3D architecture of fibres rather than layers of 2D structures.
One of the particularly useful features of the ultrasonic alignment process is that almost any type, size or shape of fibre can be used. This will give product designers some completely new possibilities and allow the printing of smart materials that can repair themselves or harvest electricity from the environment. For example researchers are working on embedding networks of hollow tubes filled with uncured polymer into composites. If the material is damaged and the tubes are broken open they will "bleed" polymer that will then set and "heal" the product. These tubes could be positioned in the liquid plastic with our ultrasonic printing system.
The ultrasonic technology is still in its early stages, so don't expect to be able to buy these printers next week. But 3D printing is a very fast moving field so these ideas could well hit the market in the next few years.


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Fat more significant, a collection of 11 nations are set to sign the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), the modified agreement the started as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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As seems to be the norm for White House communications, there is speculation that NAFTA members Canada and Mexico may be exempted in the new imposed U.S. tariffs but until the signing occurs, who knows?
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Noticeably missing at this stage are China and the Eurozone countries, each representing significant production and trade activity. China has been seeking a different trade pact while the Eurozone is likely initiating a wait and see posture.
At the recent Economic Summit held at Davos, President Trump indicated he would be open to rejoining negotiations. U, S. media has been reporting that Economic Advisor Gary Cohn was the principal architect of the President address, and this week, Cohn resigned his post. Other reports including The Wall Street Journal indicate that CPTPP countries have "suspended" some of the original trade pact provisions that were of high interest to the U.S., including international product protections for drug companies.
Today's CLTPP signing has obvious takeaways for non-signing countries and resident supply chains. Clearly, they will be industry-specific, with agriculture, apparel, automotive, high tech, and consumer electronics industry supply chains subject to forms of economic impacts. Many of these supply chains will be busy analyzing various product and component sourcing scenarios over the coming weeks.
Despite the political rhetoric in the U.S. and Eurozone, signing countries may well leverage the new trade pact for new market and product value-chain opportunities.
Indeed, our 2018 Prediction that U.S. Manufacturers will have to manage a very changing tactical and strategic global trade landscape continues to unfold in various dimensions.
Where will the next global trade shoe fall?
This afternoon, President Trump indeed added another important milestone to this date.
The President signed two proclamations Thursday that implement tariffs on imported steel and aluminum but exempt Canada and Mexico. Such tariffs will reportedly take effect in 15 days, giving some industry supply chain little analysis and decision-making time as to monetary impacts. The President seemed to back-off from his previous statements of no country exceptions in such tariffs.
The President further left the door open for exemptions of other countries. In addition to the two NAFTA partners, the White House indicated other nations have the opportunity to justify why they shouldn't be included.
"If the same goals can be accomplished by other means, America will remain open to modifying or removing the tariffs for individual nations, as long as we can agree on a way to ensure that their products no longer threaten our security," Trump indicated.
What that exactly means is likely work-in-progress.
Thus, today was indeed an important milestone date in global trade, with mixed implications.


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In response to the drug problem and to control its effect on the community, an extensive undercover drug operation by this office resulted in the arrest of 72 people. Among the major drugs encountered were LSD and Ecstasy. This operation had a significant impact on the drug trade within this county.
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Michel Barnier had intended to publish an "annotated" draft political declaration tomorrow setting out red lines on a future trade deal. However, amid concerns in London that the document could lead to fresh demands from Brexiteers for Theresa May to abandon her plan for a Chequers-style deal, the paper is being redrafted.
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