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Patrick Honohan has been appointed governor of the Central Bank of Ireland to succeed John Hurley, who is stepping down on 25 September. Honohan has been professor of international financial economics and development at Trinity College, Dublin, since 2007.
Damien Neven has been reappointed for a second three-year term as the chief economist in the European Commission's competition department. A professor of economics at the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, Neven taught previously at the University of Lausanne, the University of Liège and INSEAD.
Lucio Battistotti has taken over as head of the Commission's representation in Rome, succeeding Pier Virgilio Dastoli, who has become an adviser in the Commission's directorate-general for communication. Battistotti was previously head of unit in the Commission's directorate-general for employment, social affairs and equal opportunities, in charge of management of the European Social Fund in Spain, Denmark and Finland.
Morten Damkjaer Nielsen has been appointed temporary director for agricultural biotechnology at the European Association for Bioindustries (EuropaBio) as a replacement for Nathalie Moll, who is taking a partial sabbatical from 1 October for 11 months. Damkjaer Nielsen was previously senior adviser in the Danish Agriculture Council's Brussels office.
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Indian scientists develop world's thinnest material with novel technique
How thin can the thinnest material be? It can be as thin as 100,000 times thinner than a sheet of paper. You may not be able to imagine or see with naked eyes such a material, but this is what a group of Indian scientists have done. They have synthesized a two-dimensional material of just one-nanometer thickness using a novel method.
The nanosheets synthesized by researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar, using Magnesium diboride – a compound of boron – represent a two-dimensional material that has never existed before. Such a material can find a range of applications – from next-generation batteries to ultraviolet absorbing films.
A human hair is about 80,000 nanometer wide, while the approximate diameter of human DNA is 2.5 nanometer. 2D planar materials are just a few micron (one-millionth of a meter) long and wide, and their thickness is one nanometer. Such materials are a hot topic of research since the discovery of graphene – a single layer of carbon arranged in a honeycomb – isolated from pencil graphite. The graphene discovery had won the Nobel physics prize in 2010.
Scientists are racing to develop such nanomaterials as they possess unique properties. Graphene, for instance, is 200 times stronger than steel though it is just one atom thick. The quest is to synthesize newer 2D materials which are similar to graphene but made from different elements.
The nanosheets developed by researchers are made of boron atoms arranged in the shape of a honeycomb, using a simple method. "We prepared boron-rich nanosheets by an extremely simple method, which merely involves dissolving a boride compound in water and letting it recrystallize for just the right duration of time. Other methods for preparing similar nanomaterial require a deposition from the vapor phase onto a substrate, which is quite expensive and limits the applications," explained Dr. Kabeer Jasuja of Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Gandhinagar, while speaking to India Science Wire. The discovery has been announced in scientific journal ChemPhysChem.
The researchers have shown that a large fraction of Magnesium diboride crystals can undergo dissolution in water under ambient conditions to result in nanocrystal precursors, which recrystallize in a 2D fashion after some time. This non classical recrystallization can be used to obtain a high yield of boron-based nanostructures like nanodots, nanograins, and nanoflakes.
This discovery, according to the researchers, constitutes a fundamental set of findings in the science of Magnesium diboride, a material that has been primarily known for its superconductive properties.
"The method yields an aqueous colloid of these nanosheets, which means that a drop of water from this colloid would contain thousands of ultrathin nanosheets swimming like micro-carpets," said Jasuja. Boron has attracted nanotechnology researchers because of its rich properties – low density, high mechanical strength but lighter weight, high thermal resistance, high specific resistance at ordinary temperature, high melting point, ability to absorb neutrons, and high resistance to chemical attacks.
The ability of these boron-based nanostructures to selectively absorb UV radiation makes them promising candidates for developing transparent UV absorbing films. These functionalized magnesium boride nanostructures (containing hydrides, oxides, and hydroxide functional groups) are also promising candidates for engineering hydrogen storage materials.
"The rich chemistry of boron is expected to make these nanosheets useful for not only storing energy but also for generating energy in a green way. We are now working towards utilizing these nanosheets for developing the next generation batteries and nanocatalysts," added Jasuja.
The research team included Harini Gunda, Saroj Kumar Das and Kabeer Jasuja from the Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Gandhinagar. The study was funded under Fast Track Research Grant for Young Scientists of given by Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), the INSPIRE Faculty Award Research Grant by Department of Science and Technology, and the seed funding from IIT Gandhinagar.

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This is a list of Indian dishes. Many of the dishes on this list are made all across India. Indian cuisine encompasses a wide variety of regional cuisine native to India. Given the range of diversity in soil type, climate and occupations, these cuisines vary significantly from each other and use locally available ingredients such as: herbs, vegetables and fruits. The dishes are then served according to taste in either mild, medium or hot. Indian food is also heavily influenced by religious and cultural choices, like Hinduism and traditions. Some Indian dishes are common in more than one region of India, with many vegetarian and vegan dishes. Some ingredients commonly found in Indian dishes include: rice, wheat, ginger, garlic, green chillies and spices.

North-East India
The North-East of India includes Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh.

North India

South India

West India

East India

Unsorted
 Bread pakora
 Dhoper chop
 Karela nu shak

See also

 List of Indian breads
 List of Indian drinks
 List of Indian pickles
 List of Indian snacks
 List of Indian soups and stews
 List of Indian sweets and desserts
 Mutton curry
 Sattvic Diet
 Lacto vegetarianism

References

Dishes

Lists of foods by nationality

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Soundgarden Collaborates With Guitar Hero
Also: City-Wide Ticket Hunt In Chicago Today.
For the first time, a new music album is being released with a game.
The first one million Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock launch units released in the U.S. will contain Soundgarden's new 12-song album Telephantasm. In the first week, this will be the only way fans can get their hands on the album. That day, fans will also gain access to the album as downloadable content in the game.
The single from the album, "Black Rain," will debut exclusively in the game.
Also, if you live in the Chicago area, Soundgarden is offering you the chance to win tickets to this week's sold out show at the Vic tonight.
From the release:
Tickets and other prizes will be hidden in various locations around the city and clues of their whereabouts will be left via Twitter and Foursquare. Today, a member of the Soundgarden team will travel the city streets using Foursquare's mobile app to "check in" at a handful of locations leaving pairs of tickets and mementos along the way. The first lucky fan to check in at each location after the band will win the tickets.


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This farce is one of the biggest takers of liberty today. The "Global Warming" people don't want us to drill for oil. They want us to drive in these little cars. They want us to give up delicious steaks and burgers. What about my liberty? What if I love veal? Am I supposed to give that up? For what? What about my liberty? Drilling for oil, packing heat, eating steaks, driving the biggest truck you can drive and flying your private jet everywhere is liberty in its purest form.
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STFU, Libman.
Never gonna happen...
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That wasn't me. Anywayz, from Reuters -- U.N. climate meeting was propaganda: Czech president --
Czech President Václav Klaus sharply criticized a U.N. meeting on climate change on Tuesday at which U.S. President Barack Obama was among the top speakers, describing it as propagandistic and undignified.
"It was sad and it was frustrating," said Klaus, one of the world's most vocal skeptics on the topic of global warming.
"It's a propagandistic exercise where 13-year-old girls from some far-away country perform a pre-rehearsed poem," he said. "It's simply not dignified."
At the opening of the summit attended by nearly 100 world leaders, 13-year-old Yugratna Srivastava of India told the audience that governments were not doing enough to combat the threat of climate change.
Klaus said there were increasing doubts in the scientific community about whether humans are causing changes in the climate or whether the changes are simply naturally occurring phenomena.
But politicians, he said, seem to be moving closer to a consensus on climate change.
"The train can't be stopped and I consider that a huge mistake," Klaus said.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon organized the climate summit to help create momentum before a U.N. meeting in Copenhagen in December to reach agreement on new targets for reducing so-called greenhouse gas emissions.
However, new proposals by China and a rallying cry from U.S. President Barack Obama did little to break a U.N. deadlock about what should be done.
Klaus published a book in 2007 on the worldwide campaign to stop climate change entitled "Blue Planet in Green Chains: What Is Under Threat -- Climate or Freedom?" [BT]
In the book, Klaus said global warming has turned into a new religion, an ideology that threatens to undermine freedom and the world's economic and social order.
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I would like to announce the start up of the Vaclav Klaaus North American Fan Club. Why can't we have a President this smart?
Oh, that is right the scientific consensus is man made global warming. Poor guy has fallen into the trap of believing the nature based theory of global warming by those quack scientist not employed by the government. Did the little girl point to a picture of a polar bear? You know that is standard equipment for any global warming speech about how temperature is all our fault.
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Die Reunion Arena war eine Veranstaltungshalle in der US-amerikanischen Stadt Dallas im Bundesstaat Texas. Im Juni 2008 geschlossen, begann der Abriss im April 2009 und dauerte bis in den Dezember 2009.

Geschichte

Die Reunion Arena wurde 1980 fertiggestellt und im April eröffnet. Der Bau kostete die Stadt Dallas 27 Millionen US-Dollar. Von Anfang an bis 2001 war die Halle Heimspielort der NBA-Mannschaft der Dallas Mavericks. Das National-Hockey-League-Eishockeyteam Minnesota North Stars zog 1993 nach Dallas um und bekam den Namen Dallas Stars. Bis zum Umzug in die neue Halle 2001 war es in der Reunion Arena beheimatet. Das NASL-Indoor-Soccer-Team Dallas Tornado trat in der Saison 1980/81 in der Reunion Arena an. Von 1984 bis 2004 war die Hallenfußball-Mannschaft der Dallas Sidekicks (MISL) in der Arena ansässig. 1999 spielte die Inlinehockey-Mannschaft Dallas Stallions in der letzten Saison der Roller Hockey International (RHI) in der Sportarena. Die AFL-Mannschaft Dallas Texans blieben von 1990 bis 1993; während die Dallas Desperados (AFL) nach nur einem Jahr (2003) wieder zurück in das American Airlines Center zurückkehrten. Von 1980 bis 1989 fand das Finalturnier der World Championship Tennis (WCT) statt.

Im Jahr 1998 einigten sich die Dallas Mavericks und die Dallas Stars darauf, dass man für die veraltete Reunion Arena eine neue, moderne Mehrzweckhalle errichten müsse. Im Juli 2001 wurde das American Airlines Center eröffnet und die Reunion Arena verlor ihre beiden wichtigsten Mieter. Letztes Sportteam in der Arena waren bis 2004 die Hallenfußballer der Dallas Sidekicks. Im Jahr 2005 diente die Halle als provisorische Unterkunft für die Opfer des Hurrikans Katrina.

Nach einer einstimmigen Abstimmung im Stadtrat von Dallas entschied man die Reunion Arena zu schließen und später abzureißen. Am 30. Juni 2008 wurde die Halle offiziell geschlossen. Die Stadt plante die Arena für Filmaufnahmen zu sprengen, wenn sich jemand fände der die Kosten dafür übernähme. Da aber niemand Interesse daran zeigte, wurde die Halle mit Hilfe von Baumaschinen abgetragen. Die Stadt Dallas schloss im  Februar 2009 mit dem Abbruchunternehmen A&R Demolition einen Vertrag über den Abriss der Halle. Der Vertrag belief sich auf über 2 Millionen US-Dollar. Als letztes wurde das Dach der Sportarena abgebrochen.

Wichtige Veranstaltungen
 1980: The Who geben das erste und ihr einziges Konzert in der Reunion Arena.
 1982: Konzert von Ozzy Osbourne und Randy Rhoads, der wenig später bei einem Flugzeugabsturz ums Leben kam.
 1982: Linda Ronstadt gab das Happy Thanksgiving Day Concert, das per Satellit übertragen wurde und landesweit im Radio zu empfangen war.
 1983: Die erste ausverkaufte Wrestling-Veranstaltung  mit dem Titelkampf zwischen Harley Race und Kevin Von Erich um den NWA-World-Heavyweight-Championship-Titel sowie dem Tag-Team-Kampf Bruiser Brody und Kerry Von Erich gegen Michael P.S. Hayes und Terry Gordy.
 1984: Nationaler Kongress der Republikanischen Partei
 1986: NBA All-Star Game
 1986: Final-Four-Turnier im NCAA-Männer-Basketball
 1989: MISL All-Star Game
 2003: Big 12 Conference Frauen-Post-Season-Basketball-Turnier
 2003: Division-I-Final-Four-Turnier im NCAA-Frauen-Volleyball
 2004: Big 12 Conference-Frauen-Post-Season-Basketball-Turnier
 2006: Big 12 Conference-Frauen-Post-Season-Basketball-Turnier

Weblinks

 reunionarena.org:  (englisch)
 basketball.ballparks.com: Daten zur Arena (englisch)
 hockey.ballparks.com: Daten zur Arena (englisch)
 setlist.fm: Konzertliste der Reunion Arena (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Sporthalle
Sportstätte für Basketball in den Vereinigten Staaten
Eishockeystadion in den Vereinigten Staaten
Veranstaltungsstätte in Texas
Erbaut in den 1980er Jahren
Abgegangenes Bauwerk in den Vereinigten Staaten
Sportstätte in Texas
Bauwerk in Dallas
Dallas Stars
Ehemalige Sportstätte in den Vereinigten Staaten
Zerstört in den 2000er Jahren


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Cholinesterase inhibitors for the treatment of delirium in non-ICU settings
Shanshan Wu, Zongwang Zhang, Tom Dening, Sai Zhao, Gillian Pinner, Jun Xia, Ailan Yu, Daogui Yang
Nottingham China Health Institute
This is a protocol for a Cochrane Review (Intervention). The objectives are as follows: To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of cholinesterase inhibitors for treating established delirium in people in a non-ICU setting.
CD012494
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Wu, S., Zhang, Z., Dening, T., Zhao, S., Pinner, G., Xia, J., Yu, A., & Yang, D. (2017). Cholinesterase inhibitors for the treatment of delirium in non-ICU settings. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2017(1), [CD012494]. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD012494
Wu, Shanshan ; Zhang, Zongwang ; Dening, Tom et al. / Cholinesterase inhibitors for the treatment of delirium in non-ICU settings. In: Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 2017 ; Vol. 2017, No. 1.
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Q: Using JMS for long running file creation process for web application We have a requirement to allow users to generate search result exports in various formats.  The problem is that the size of the exports can vary and take several seconds to minutes to complete.  I want to allow users to be able to fire the request and continue doing other things while it runs, but I don't want to impair the web application server's performance by using background threads if necessary.
My initial idea is to decouple the web application and the generation process.  I could use JMS with a message driven bean (MDB) that handles the file generation that is deployed separately from the web application; allowing to scale them individually based on future needs.
Technically, I see the web application maintaining a list of requests that it has started and sent JMS messages for.  As the MDB completes, it sends updates back to a queue the web application listens on and updates the list of requests accordingly with status and perhaps file URI information.  When user want to download a generated file they requested, the file is streamed to the browser and then removed.
As an added precaution, the MDB would also fire a delayed message into a cleanup queue that after the delay has expired, the MDB checks the URI of the generated file and if it continues to exist, removes the file and notifies the web application so it may update it's internal list accordingly perhaps by removing it or marking it as having been automatically removed.
The beauty here is if I need to increase the number of concurrent export jobs, I can easily spawn up another JMS client process or tweak the existing processes to run more concurrent MDB handlers without having to touch the web application itself.
I'm curious if there are other alternatives I could be overlooking, concerns I should be considering, or whether this is a solid decoupled solution that has worked for others in the past.

A: Given your scenario, i would do with session beans.
or there is JMX set up for jobs but they are legacy ways. i dont like jmx.
But just to let you know if these are limited report and needs once per day kind of, and simple form is to use quartz job, But i think you cant run if you can multiple job at same time.
well there are quartz job set up which are rally easy to set up , and you can trigger it from your application, and if you want some clean up , you can create multiple jobs and intelligent you can make them dependent.
you can refer here for quartz set up  .

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SC Indians, Native Americans – Resources
South Carolina SC History SC Native Americans Native American Resources Also see: SC Indian Tribes
General Web Resources
Archaeological Society of South Carolina
Archaeology in the Pee Dee Drainage
Carolina Indian Heritage Association
Chicora Foundation - South Carolina Archaeology
Compact Histories of Native American Tribes
Index of Native American Resources on the Internet
Native American Ancestry - AAG International Research - source no longer online
Native American Genealogy Web Sites
On This Day In North American Indian History
Pow Wow Dancing
South Carolina and North Carolina map by Henry Mouzon - 1775 - includes Native American settlements
South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs - SC State Agency for Native American Affairs
South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology
The Spike - information about American Indian events and powwows east of the Mississippi
General Print Resources
Hudson, Charles. The Southeastern Indians. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1976.
Hudson, Charles and Carmen Chaves Tesser. The Forgotten Centuries: Indians and Europeans in the American South, 1521-1704. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1994.
Leitch, Brabara. A Concise Dictionary of Indian Tribes of North America. Algonac, MI: Reference Publications, 1979.
Malinowski, Sharon and Anna Sheets, eds. Gale Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes, Volume 1, Detroit: Gale Research, 1998.
Merrell, James H. The Indians' New World: Catawbas and Their Neighbors from European Contact through the Era of Removal. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1989.
Milling, Chapman J. Red Carolinians. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1969.
Swanton, John R. The Indian Tribes of North America. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1984.
Swanton, John R. Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors. Washington, DC: Government Print Office, 1922.
Waddell, Gene. Indians of the South Carolina Lowcountry, 1562-1751 . Spartanburg, SC: The Reprint Company, 1980.
Waldman, Carl. Atlas of the North American Indian. New York: Facts on File, 1985.
Wallace, David Duncan. South Carolina: A Short History, 1520-1948. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1966.
Wright, James Leitch. The Only Land They Knew: The Tragic Story of the American Indians in the Old South. New York: The Free Press, 1981.


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Q: Error in my Jhipster Project when i want Generating a WAR file I created a project with JHipster, but I'm finding a error in my Project when i want generating a WAR file, it happens when I use the command ./mvnw -Pprod package.
Results :
Failed tests:
  EstabelecimentoResourceIntTest.createEstabelecimento:190 expected:    <19[69-12-31T20:00-04:00[America/Santarem]]> but was:<19[70-01-  01T00:00Z[UTC]]>
  EstabelecimentoResourceIntTest.updateEstabelecimento:311 expected:<2016-11-04T1[4:26:30-03:00[America/Santarem]]> but was:<2016-11-04T1[7:26:30Z[UTC]]>
Tests in error:
EstabelecimentoResourceIntTest.getEstabelecimento:229 » NestedServletRequest ...
EstabelecimentoResourceIntTest.getNonExistingEstabelecimento:255 » NestedServlet

Tests run: 52, Failures: 2, Errors: 2, Skipped: 0

[INFO] ---------------------------------------------------------------   ---------
[INFO] BUILD FAILURE
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Total time: 03:18 min
 [INFO] Finished at: 2016-11-04T14:26:33-03:00
[INFO] Final Memory: 50M/326M
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-surefire-plugin:2.18.1:test (default-test) on project acaipdejhipster: There are test failures.
[ERROR]
[ERROR] Please refer to /home/geovane/NetBeansProjects/acaipdejhipster/target/surefire-reports for the individual test results.
[ERROR] -> [Help 1]
[ERROR]
[ERROR] To see the full stack trace of the errors, re-run Maven with the -e switch.
[ERROR] Re-run Maven using the -X switch to enable full debug logging.
[ERROR]
[ERROR] For more information about the errors and possible solutions, please read the following articles:
[ERROR] [Help 1] http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/MAVEN/MojoFailureException


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Balbir Singh Kullar, né le  à Sansarpur et mort le  dans la même ville, est un joueur indien de hockey sur gazon.

Biographie

Balbir Singh participe avec l'équipe nationale de hockey aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1968, remportant la médaille de bronze. Il remporte aussi la médaille d'or aux Jeux asiatiques de 1966.

Il reçoit le Padma Shri en 2009.

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Naissance en août 1942
Naissance au Pendjab indien
Joueur indien de hockey sur gazon
Joueur de hockey sur gazon aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1968
Médaillé de bronze olympique indien
Décès à 77 ans
Décès au Pendjab indien
Décès en février 2020


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Unlike previous extensions I've built, this one is much more complex and spans over more functionality than the more specific ones I worked on before.
I call it the "List Quick Helper". Where the main idea was to create a useful tool to supplement the information exposed by the GUI's list view. The theme of this extension is to boost productivity by exposing data quickly and providing small tools to get common tasks done faster.
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If you don't have the 1.5.3.xxxx._82 then use the link above to download it.
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Interview: Greece after the explosion
Posted on 31st March 2009 by ISJ
Panos Garganas, editor of the Greek newspaper Workers Solidarity, spoke to International Socialism about the latest developments in a country that has witnessed the emergence of powerful movements from below. 1
In December 2008 Greece was at the centre of media attention with the protests that followed the killing of a school student by the police. How has the situation developed since then?
The movement that exploded in December has died down. Exams have caused a lull in the student and school student mobilisations. Politically, the government survived the explosion in December but is in real trouble and has had to go soft in order to avoid new explosions.
What was the background to the December explosion?
The background was the government attempt to privatise education. This has been going on for the past two years and has met with fierce resistance with occupations in the colleges and schools.
The media were predicting in December that the government would fall or that there would be an election. Why did that not happen?
The Conservative government only won the election in 2007 with a majority of one. It has been a weak government from the start. When the explosion happened, with a dramatic night with riots in the centre of Athens, there were widespread reports that a cabinet meeting was discussing a state of emergency—which would have meant suspension of the constitution, arrests and so on. It backed off from this and instead decided on a different approach. This involved a reshuffle and putting forward the line that all the political forces in parliament must get together to deal with the economic crisis and the tensions from the riots. This change of tune is the real reason the government is still there.
The parliamentary opposition, Pasok (the equivalent of Labour in Britain), is calling for an election but at the same time is very open to working with the government to deal with the crisis.
So were Pasok able to act to cool down the movement?
Their influence among young people is limited. They could not do much about students occupying their faculties and even less about school children occupying the schools. What they could do was use the trade union bureaucracy to prevent workers coming out on the streets, and that has been a factor.
The worst example of this came in the middle of the explosion after the unions called a day of action for 10 December 2008 with a demonstration in the middle of Athens. The government made an appeal for the unions to call this off because of the riots and the bureaucrats responded. The demonstration did take place because the rank and file revolted, aided by the far left. But it was a key moment, with Pasok showing they have a lot of strength in the trade unions and they could use it to defuse the situation. There would normally be all sorts of struggles at this time of year but the union leaderships have been holding them back. However, they are under pressure from below all the time and already they have had to call a 24-hour strike for 2 April.
How can the union leaders do this? Does Pasok still have support in the working class?
It is the main force in the leadership of the unions, and when it comes to holding the movement back it gets support from a right wing inside the trade unions—together they control the TUC and the main union federations. To start a fightback you need a rank and file revolt.
Pasok are leading in opinion polls and so their leadership is arguing there is no need for to escalate the action because sooner or later elections will get rid of this government.
They have support, even though a succession of Pasok governments have carried through neoliberal attacks.
That is true, and the experience of so many years of Pasok governments means that there is not much enthusiasm for them. They lead by 4 or 5 percent, which is very little considering the anger and the hatred that exist for this government.
You have two main parliamentary oppositions to the left of Pasok—the Communist Party and the left alliance Synaspismos—and then you have the far left. How have these different forces related to the movement?
The response of the parliamentary left has been disappointing. The Communist Party has had the attitude that it is adventurist to organise occupations and all-out strikes. They have a very conservative attitude and explain it by saying the balance of forces is not favourable to the workers' movement since the collapse of the Communist bloc, and so we should rebuild slowly and steadily without going for advanced forms of struggle. In reality they have been very much against the explosion. They were against students occupying their colleges. They even tried to physically block student assemblies taking place in some cases. And they split demonstrations and marched in the opposite direction to avoid clashes with the police.
In a climate where there is a lot of radicalisation to the left, the Communist Party is holding on to its position in opinion polls but it is not making any advances.
Synaspismos, which emerged from the Eurocommunist section of the Communist Party, had a vacillating attitude. They supported the explosion after the killing but they soon came under pressure from the government to denounce violence, and they were equivocal on this. And there is a lot of pressure on Synaspismos to come out in favour of a coalition government with Pasok. They have knocked that back, saying there is not enough ground for a common programme involving Pasok and Synaspismos, but even this position is not very clear. There is a social democratic right wing in Synaspismos which is saying the left must take a "responsible" attitude towards joining a progressive government.
Throughout 2008 Synaspismos was the rising force on the left and had reached something like 18 percent in opinion polls. Nowadays it is somewhere between 7 and 8 percent. That is the result of taking such a timid position during the explosion.
Last summer people said the Synaspismos leader, Alexis Tsipras, was seen very much as a sort of folk hero leading the protests. You say that has changed.
At that time there was a lot of talk saying that Synaspismos were going to overtake Pasok in opinion polls. They were riding a wave. But they were too cautious in exploiting this shift by coming out with clear left wing policies and supporting the struggles. Instead they became more moderate because the leadership believed that was the way to get more votes. So, for example, the government tried to implement a new law that is privatising colleges by holding elections in the universities for new college authorities. The students opposed this, organising occupations, spoiling the elections and so on. There was an attack on this in the press and by right wing forces, claiming the students were irresponsible and against democracy. The leadership of Synaspismos vacillated. They could have come out in support of the students the way they had done earlier on. But this time round they were much more moderate, and that cost them support among young people.
The explosions mean that things have become polarised, so the parliamentary left have had to make a choice. Either they go along with the polarisation and step up the fight or they vacillate because the stakes are higher. That is where they have gone wrong in the last few months.
When we interviewed you last year you made some analogies between Synaspismos and Rifondazione Comunista in Italy.
Synaspismos do not talk much about Rifondazione these days. They used to be very close allies in the European Left Party, but today Synaspismos prefer to talk about Die Linke in Germany. They are ducking the debate over why the Italian experience went wrong. Their social democratic wing argues they should have a coalition with Pasok, similar to the coalition Rifondazione had with Romano Prodi in Italy. These people are quite outspoken. The left in Synaspismos does not want to follow the Italian example but is confused as to what to offer as an alternative.
Do Synaspismos have a mass membership base?
The Communist Party is stronger in terms of a mass base—it has more members and greater strength in the trade unions. It has a daily paper that sells something like 25,000 copies on Sundays, while the Synaspismos paper sells something like 5,000 copies.
Tell us something about the far left.
I should say a few things about the anarchists first. They have been quite active during the riots. They have had an attitude that is openly substitutionist. For example, they occupied colleges despite the students. There was one example where the anarchists were occupying the building and would not let the students have a general meeting to decide whether they would have an occupation.
Anarchist and autonomist ideas are quite widespread. This is understandable in view of how vacillating and negative the official left has been. They have also been built up by commentators from the mainstream press who explain the explosion in terms of what they call the "precariat" instead of the proletariat—young people with precarious jobs. That is the mainstream explanation for the riots. The idea that precariousness has to do with capitalism, with the working class fighting back, with the class struggle, these are issues that are very much contested. This is a debate that has to be had.
The far left acted as a force that tried to turn the explosion into an organised movement. It came out as the most successful section of the left. It supported the students and the school students occupying the colleges, and it supported the rank and file revolt on 10 December when the trade union leadership cancelled the march in the centre of Athens. It has also been prominent in the campaign to defend immigrant workers who are under attack. For instance, there is the case of a woman called Konstantina Kuneva, a cleaner trade unionist from Bulgaria who was attacked by thugs and has become a symbol of the fightback, not just by immigrant workers but by organised workers. Something like 100 trade union bodies are supporting this campaign, despite the Greek TUC doing nothing about it. There is now a new campaign from below demanding a legal ban on redundancies and nationalisation of the firms that violate it.
In the middle of the Greek explosion Israel invaded Gaza and there was massive anger. The far left was very active in the protests over Gaza, which shifted the whole attitude in the country to Israel. For the first time slogans such as "Embargo on Israel, not Gaza" had a mass resonance.
At the same time there has been a step forward in the unity of the far left. We were able to organise an initiative for the unity of the anti_capitalist left. The meeting to launch that initiative was the biggest meeting we have had since the 1970s—something like 3,000 people took part in Athens and big meetings are taking place all over Greece.
The eruption of the economic crisis has been a big factor in Britain in pulling the Labour Party back behind Gordon Brown and encouraging union leaders to call off strikes. How great is the impact of the economic crisis in Greece? And how important a factor is that in explaining the political shift that has taken place?
The Greek government was arguing up until Christmas that the crisis was an external shock, that the Greek economy was doing all right and that the Greek banks were not involved in toxic products. So, they argued, the Greek economy would continue to grow—3 percent was the official forecast when they presented the budget last autumn. Since then they have been forced to admit that this was a completely false picture.
The latest forecast is that the Greek economy will grow by just 0.2 percent this year. That means 100,000 job losses. The Greek banks are heavily exposed to losses in Eastern Europe because they expanded there and into the Balkans. So the latest stage of the crisis is hitting Greek capitalism really hard. That is a factor affecting the attitude of the government. They are scared of the riots. They are scared of the anger that exists among youth and working people, and they are scared of the crisis. They have had to shift from pretending it was business as usual, and that it was necessary to go ahead with the counter-reforms, to the policy of appealing for consensus politics with the opposition to survive the crisis. In substance this means they want the unions to accept redundancies and cuts but they present this very differently from previously.
It is difficult to forecast what is going to happen in the coming few months. There are the European elections in June and there is a lot of speculation that the government will call a general election at the same time with the aim of reorganising Greek politics—probably through a grand coalition of the Tories and Pasok along the German model.
The financial papers now refer to the "PIGS" (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain), the European Union countries that are going to be really devastated by the crisis. Is there a sense of that yet?
The Greek economy relies very much on tourism and everybody is saying this is collapsing, even though the tourist season has not started. Construction, which is another mainstay of the economy, has slumped. The third element is shipping—the Greek ship owners are a force on the world market—and that has slumped.
So the prospect is that the crisis will be hitting Greece much harder in the coming months. On top of that, the public debt is 100 percent of GDP and any new borrowing by the Greek government costs 3 percent more than borrowing by the German state. These are elements that are destabilising the situation along with the anger that exists. How far these things will go it is hard to say. But I don't think the December riots are the end of the story.
1: Previous interviews and articles on this subject are available in International Socialism 119 (www.isj.org.uk/?id=453) and International Socialism 112 (www.isj.org.uk/?id=244).
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A field experiment in Pakistan shows positive effects on citizen perceptions of government when politicians reach out via IVR, and even more so when they follow up in direct response to citizens IVR responses. Analysis from @digiwhist of over 4 million public procurement docs (Europe, 2006-20015) suggests that transparency between internal bidding partners is more effective at reducing corruptions risks than transparency to the general public, but that the latter increases the effectiveness of the former.
Parliaments are scaling down meaningful digital interaction with citizens, despite an uptick in the use of online tools since 2010, according to content analysis of 10 countries' parliamentary website. The article is as interesting as it is confusing, and wins the award for least useful excel bar graphs. Analysis of German deliberative democracy initiatives finds stronger efficacy in municipalities where participatory mechanisms are institutionalized, and a comparative analysis of Mexican deliberative fora finds that they are more successful when facilitators are substantive experts, and that participants find them more useful for dialogue with government than for policy influence.
Meanwhile, a survey experiment using German panel data suggests that demand for direct democracy increases with individuals' perception that everybody else agrees with them on policy :), and a case analysis of the Toronto Community Housing finds that participatory budgeting is confusing. Phone surveys (n=22) find that disabled activists struggle to use and engage with the most popular tools and platforms for digital activism. The researchers make recommendations for activist organizers and, predictably (?), plan to build an app.
Is it just me, or are the global comparative indices competing for biggest downer? Freedom of the Net 2017 is out. This year's report finds widespread disinformation campaigns, government restrictions to communication tech and online info manipulation messing with elections in at least 18 countries. That's before you dig into their findings on individual countries and more traditional censorship. Also, a field experiments in Peru suggest that in low accountability contexts, accountability workshops can have counter-productive consequences, increasing civic disengagement, civil unrest, and decreased efforts by politicians towards responsive governance. Whoops.
NYU's @TheGovLab has revamped their CrowdLaw research, focused on the impact of tech on participatory law-making. The website has analysis, case studies, a Twitter list and bibliography, plus recommendations and model language for policy.
A new book on Technopolitics in Latin America has several theoretical chapters, plus case studies on protest and education advocacy in Brazil, social conflict in Colombia, and activist media networks in Mexico.
Upturn has released a policy scorecard and research findings on policy body cameras in 75 American cities.
@DataActive  has started a curated list of "References for data activist research" So far it's a few web links to activism campaigns and a few articles by the director of the program. Curious to see if it develops.
There's another book arguing that we need to advance measurement and metrics of progress beyond GDP, plus a report on participatory grant-making, and @CitizenLabCo spells out the difference between civic tech and govtech.
Meanwhile, @annbrowndc reports back from the Global Evidence Summit on Rapid Reviews for policy and programs, noting that despite rhetoric, they tend still to be slow, difficult and resource intensive.


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Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs
A bill of sale for an enslaved woman named Margaret who was pregnant at the time of the sale, 1858.
State of South-Carolina.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That I
Benjamin D. Lazarus
for and in consideration of the sum of One Thousand Dollars
to me in hand paid, at and before the sealing and delivery of these Presents,
By Francis A. Mitchell
(the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge) have bargained and sold, and by these Presents do bargain, sell and deliver to the said Francis A. Mitchell. A certain female slave named Margaret warranted [[object Object]] and presumed to be in a state of pregnancy
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said: Slave Margaret with her future issue and increase
unto the said Francis A. Mitchell, his
Executors, Administrators, and Assigns to his and their only proper use and behoof forever. And I the said Benjamin D. Lazarus my Executors and Administrators, the said bargained premises unto the said Francis A. Mitchell, his
Executors, Administrators and Assigns, from and against all persons shall and will WARRANT and FOREVER DEFEND by these Presents.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal Dated at Charleston on the 14th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight and in the Eighty third year of the Independence of the United States of America.
Sealed and delivered in the presence of Emma Lazarus.
Benj[[object Object]] Lazarus
"Slave Bill of Sale," Digital Public Library of America, http://dp.la/item/001325e83bb90d3714679a0edf743b83.
Courtesy of Avery Research Center at the College of Charleston via South Carolina Digital Library.
Item 11 of 15 in the Primary Source Set Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs
Excerpts from Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs, under pseudonym Linda Brent, 1861.
Title page from The Deeper Wrong or Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, the edition of Jacobs' work published in London in 1862.
A portrait of Lydia Maria Child, an abolitionist who helped Harriet Jacobs to prepare her narrative for publication.
A runaway slave advertisement placed by Dr. James Norcom, enslaver of Harriet Jacobs, 1830.
"A True Tale of Slavery," by John S. Jacobs, from The Leisure Hour: A Family Journal of Instruction and Recreation, 1861.
A selection of runaway slave advertisements from The American Anti-Slavery Almanac, 1838.
An illustration from The American Anti-Slavery Almanac depicting an enslaved woman separated from her children, 1838.
A photograph showing a formerly enslaved woman named Betty with her great granddaughters, 1867.
A photograph of an enslaved woman named Frances and her enslaver's young daughter, Sallie Smith, ca. 1860.
A drawing depicting a slave market in Charleston, South Carolina, 1833.
A broadside advertising an auction of enslaved men and a woman, 1856.
A carte de visite of Isaac and Rosa, slave children from New Orleans, 1863.
A letter by abolitionist Maria Weston Chapman on stationery with a printed image of an enslaved mother separated from her children, 1839.
A letter from Francis Jackson to Lydia Maria Child about Thomas Sims, who was arrested and re-enslaved under the Fugitive Slave Law, 1860.


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Patrón Tequila's Secrets to Sustainability
by Kelly Magyarics |
Images: Kelly Magyarics
Pay a visit to any facility that produces spirits and you'll encounter byproducts of the process of distillation—and creative methods to repurpose or dispose of them. Spent grains left over after making bourbon or rye become feed for (very happy) livestock. Grape seeds, skin and stems (called pomace) that remain after a batch of copper pot-produced brandy can be further distilled into high proof marc or grappa. And after extracting the juice that will eventually be made into rhum agricole, sugarcanes are often burned to heat the steam engine that fuels the distillery.
Read this: Close the Loop: Become a Sustainable Bar Today
But what about the agave used in tequila production? The mature piñas (hearts of blue agave plants) harvested by jimadors yield lots of juice for fermentation—and unfortunately lots of waste. Head out to an agave field and the first thing you notice when a jimador extracts the heart from a blue weber agave plant (which is related to the lily and the asparagus and not, as many believe, the cactus) is its size, which can be upwards of a hundred pounds. What remains after removing a piña's leaves—left in the field as natural compost—is still a rather large orb-like fruit that'll be transported back to the facility to be cut, baked in small steam-fueled brick ovens, crushed via traditional tahona or more modern roller mills to extract the juice, fermented and distilled. (The juice from one piña yields a case of tequila, and an experienced jimador can harvest 80 to 100 of them per day.) Post-distillation, the mills and tanks overflow with pounds of bagasse, the agave fibers that resemble hemp or straw, and the challenge remains of what to do with them.
At Patrón, the tequila distillery launched in 1989, the team shows a steadfast commitment to sustainability, starting with finding a use for those fibers from which that precious agave juice has been squeezed. The company's first initiative was a large compost area, which has grown over the years and now measures five hectares housed under a greenhouse roof. There, 100% of the fibers recovered from Patrón as well as that from nearby distilleries are mixed with concentrated stillage (the liquid waste that remains after distilling ethanol) and stirred once a week. Over time it breaks down, until eventually (approximately seven months later) it's a nutrient-rich homogenous mixture. Each year the company creates about 5,500 tons of fertilizer compost; each of Patrón's employees is given as much as 900 pounds of it per year to use on their own properties, and it's also donated to local gardens and agave farmers and added to football fields and reforestation efforts.
It also plays another role onsite. "Many years ago, when we first began to produce compost, we planted a small garden nearby to test the quality," says director of production Antonio Rodriguez. "That little garden has now grown to become a significant source of vegetables that we use in our kitchens for employee and guest meals." (La Casona, a property adjacent to the distillery, opened in November 2016 to allow those in the industry to stay and learn about the art of making tequila.)
The remaining stillage that can't be used in the compost area needs to be disposed of in a safe way, as its high levels of organic material could harm or kill plants and animals. Patrón is the only tequila distillery to use reverse osmosis, a purification technique that uses pressure and membrane filters to remove ions, molecules and larger particles. "This reclaim[ed] clean water is reused in our cooling towers and for cleaning, [which] helps reduce water use," Rodriguez explains. The first pass through the filters removes large particles, the second renders it safe enough for cleaning, and the third leaves it clean enough to finally allow a portion of it to be discarded. Other producers in the area have an open invitation to come to learn how to incorporate sustainability initiatives in their own facilities.
Patrón's commitment to the environment extends even further. It was the first tequila distillery to install a natural gas pipeline as its main energy source, which reduces carbon dioxide emissions and helps air quality. They've also donated around 16,000 trees since 2015 in their hometown of Atotonilco el Alto, and transplanted 3,000 lime trees to a nearby farm to make room for an upcoming expansion project.
Tour Patrón and you'll end up at the bottling line, a bustling room where the instantly recognizable bottles (crafted from recycled glass) move down a conveyor belt before employees add the stopper and the appropriately-colored silk ribbons to their necks. Watching the final step is mesmerizingly Zen-like: the bottle is encased in tissue paper that's precisely folded to resemble an agave heart before being placed into a box (to drive home the feeling that the tequila is a gift, the company says, even if it's just one to yourself.) Bottles destined to go straight to restaurants and bars forego this step to reduce waste though; not an inconsequential decision, as annual production now hovers around three and a half million cases.
Read this: Earth Day Inspiration: Five Brands Dedicated to Sustainability
From the field to the shelf, at the heart of Patrón is an ongoing commitment to responsibility, accountability, and great tequila. "The quality and consistency of our product are our keys to the success," declares Rodriguez. "We need to be sustainable in order to keep the growth that we are looking with the same quality and consistency as the day we started."
Here are some tips from Patrón to reduce waste behind your bar:
TIP 1: Use vinegar and sugar to preserve overripe melons by making a melon shrub.
TIP 2: Instead of discarding excess citrus or citrus juice, use sugar to make a preserved citrus cordial.
TIP 3: Use leftover herbs to make infusions and syrups.
TIP 4: Give a second life to coffee grounds by using them to infuse flavor into other ingredients.
Kelly Magyarics, DWS, is a wine, spirits and lifestyle, and wine educator, in the Washington, D.C. area. She can be reached through her website, www.kellymagyarics.com, or on Twitter and Instagram @kmagyarics.
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Q: Query inside "Object" column with Parse Is there a way to query inside a Object column with ParsePlatform (parse-server)? Currently the Javascript SDK, as well as the REST API, only allows query on Schema columns.

A: This is possible with Parse by default, example:
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  -H "X-Parse-Application-Id: ${APPLICATION_ID}" \
  -H "X-Parse-REST-API-Key: ${REST_API_KEY}" \
  -G \
  --data-urlencode 'where={"player.Name":"Sean Plott"' \
  https://api.parse.com/1/classes/GameScore

Where player is the field name and Name is the key in the object stored in that field row.


Effective for dates of service on or after January 1, 2008, when inserting an approved A-C IOL in an ASC, V2787 should be billed to report the non-covered charges for the A-C IOL functionality of the inserted intraocular lens. Additionally, note that V2788 is no longer valid to report non-covered charges associated with A-C IOL. However, this code continues to be valid to report non-covered charges for P-C IOL. The payment for the conventional lens portion of the A-C IOL and P-C IOL continues to be bundled with the ASC procedure payment.
• Medicare will pay the same amount of cataract extraction with A-C IOL insertion that is paid for cataract extraction with conventional IOL insertion.
• The patient is responsible for payment of that portion of the ASC charge for the procedure that exceeds the facility's usual charge for cataract extraction and insertion of a conventional IOL following cataract surgery, as well as any fees that exceed the physician's usual charge to perform a cataract extraction with insertion of a conventional IOL.
The Social Security Act specifically excludes eyeglasses and contact lenses from coverage, with an exception for one pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses covered as a prosthetic device furnished after each cataract surgery with insertion of an IOL. In addition, there is no Medicare benefit category to allow payment for the surgical correction or cylindrical lenses of eyeglasses or contact lenses that may be required to compensate for the imperfect curvature of the cornea (astigmatism).
• Medicare will not make a separate payment to the ASC for an IOL inserted subsequent to extraction of a cataract. Payment for the IOL is packaged into the payment for the surgical cataract extraction/lens replacement procedure.
• Any person or ASC, who presents or causes to be presented a bill or request for payment for an IOL inserted during or subsequent to cataract surgery for which payment is made under the ASC fee schedule, is subject to a civil money penalty.
• The facility should bill for removal of a cataract with insertion of a conventional IOL, regardless of whether a conventional A-C IOL is inserted. When a beneficiary receives an A-C IOL following removal of a cataract, ASCs should report the same CPT code that is used to report removal of a cataract with insertion of a conventional IOL.
• There is no Medicare benefit category that allows payment of facility charges for services and supplies required to insert and adjust an A-C IOL following removal of a cataract, which exceed the facility charges for services and supplies required for the insertion and adjustment of a conventional IOL.
• There is no Medicare benefit category that allows payment of facility charges for subsequent treatments, services and supplies required to examine and monitor the beneficiary who receives an A-C IOL following removal of a cataract, which exceed the facility charges for subsequent treatments, services and supplies required to examine and monitor a beneficiary after cataract surgery followed by insertion of a conventional IOL.
• A physician may not bill Medicare for the A-C IOL inserted during a cataract procedure performed in those settings because payment for the lens is included in the payment made to the facility for the entire procedure.
• There is no Medicare benefit category that allows payment of physician charges for services and supplies required to insert and adjust an A-C IOL following removal of a cataract, which exceed physician charges for services and supplies required for the insertion of a conventional IOL.
• There is no Medicare benefit category that allows payment of physician charges for subsequent treatments, services and supplies required to examine and monitor a beneficiary following removal of a cataract with insertion of an A-C IOL, which exceed the physician charges for services and supplies required to examine and monitor a beneficiary following cataract surgery with insertion of a conventional IOL.
• CPT code 66982© – Cataract surgery, complex.
• CPT code 66983© – Cataract surg w/iol, 1 stage.
• When inserting an approved A-C IOL, code V27.87 should be billed to report the non-covered charges for the A-C IOL functionality of the inserted IOL.
• Code V2788 is no longer valid to report non-covered charges associated with the A-C IOL.
• Code V2788 is valid to report non-covered charges of a Presbyopia-Correcting (P-C) IOL.
• Payment for the conventional lens portion of the A-C IOL will continue to be bundled with the facility procedure payment for ASCs.


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This post is sponsored by The Home Depot but words and opinions are mine.
When an appliance breaks it can be really stressful. It always seems to happen at the worse time. That is what happened when our washing machine broke. It was the middle of summer our kids were using a million towels because they were in and out of the pool so much and we had just returned from a family trip and we were leaving for a ten day camping trip. The timing was not the best. We had planned on doing a full laundry room renovation and when the washer went out we decided that now was a perfect time to start this big project. Before we even started the renovations my number one priority was getting a new washer and dryer. The center of any laundry room is a washer and dryer and getting the right appliance is always such a big decision.
When we decided to redo our laundry room we decided that we were going to do two sets of washers and dryers. Plumbing had to be redone and my husband added in a second washer box, dry vent, new outlet and a new 30 amp circuit for the second set. There was so much work for us to get to this point and I will go into all those details in a later post but for now I just want to tell you how we choose the washer and dryers that we did.
The install day was the best day ever!!! I wrote all about the appliances I ended up choosing, the process and how the good people at Home Depot helped me make the decision that I did. You can also see one of the before picture which is not a pretty picture at all. You can see the whole post HERE.
I can't wait to share all the details of this space and how we did this laundry room. Part 3 of this laundry room makeover will be all about this amazing flooring. If you missed Part 1 of the Laundry Room which is Demo you can find that post HERE.