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WUGEN Presents New Data for Key CAR-T Platform at the 2019 Transplantation & Cellular Therapy Meetings of ASBMT and CIBMTR
Presentations feature new preclinical data on WUGEN's core fratricide-resistant CAR-T therapy platform targeting T-cell malignancies
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20, 2018 – WUGEN Inc., a biotechnology company developing a novel, universal allogeneic CAR-T therapy platform, today announced data presentations at the 2019 Transplantation & Cellular Therapy (TCT) Meetings of ASBMT and CIBMTR, Feb. 20 – 24 in Houston. New data will be presented on WUGEN's core platform technology supporting its "off-the-shelf," fratricide-resistant CAR-T cell therapy for T-cell malignancies.
"We are driving innovation in CAR-T therapies with our novel technology platform," said John McKearn, Ph.D., CEO of WUGEN. "Our preclinical data validate the use of allogeneic 'off-the-shelf' adoptive immunotherapy for the treatment of Sézary syndrome, bringing hope to an underserved patient population. These findings will allow us to advance our understanding of CAR-T therapies to improve patient outcomes."
Title: A Long-Acting Pharmacological Grade Interleukin-7 Molecule Logarithmically Accelerates CART Proliferation, Differentiation, and Tumor Killing (Abstract #223)
Presented: Matt L. Cooper, Ph.D., Washington University of St. Louis
Date/Time: Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 6:45 p.m. CST
Location: George R. Brown Convention Center, Hall B3
Title: Modeling Sézary Syndrome for Immunophenotyping and Anti-Tumor Effect of Ucart and Long-Acting Interleukin-7 Combination Therapy (Abstract #228)
Presented: Karl W. Staser, Ph.D., Washington University of St. Louis
Title: CS1 Targeted Chimeric Antigen Receptors (CAR) for Treatment of Multiple Myeloma (Abstract #579)
Presented: Julie O'Neal, Ph.D., Washington University of St. Louis
Date/Time: Saturday, Feb. 23 at 6:45 p.m. CST
WUGEN Inc., is a biotechnology company developing a novel CAR-T therapy platform including an "off-the-shelf" fratricide-resistant CAR-T cell therapy for T-cell malignancies. WUGEN's state-of-the-art gene editing technologies and cutting-edge CAR-T cell therapy address some of the challenges that have limited the clinical development of allogeneic CAR-T cells. WUGEN was founded based on technology licensed from Washington University in St. Louis. For more information please visit www.wugen.com.
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Wolfe: Perdido Pack & Ship launches guest property return service
Kalyn Wolfe
It's been nearly two years since the Post Office in Perdido Key closed its doors. In mid-August 2016, the Interarity Point Post Office sent its last letter, shipped its last box —and left a gaping hole when it came to the packing and shipping needs of a community.
That is a hole Perdido Pack & Ship was all too ready to fill.
"We want them (the community) to know how important they are to us," Perdido Pack & Ship owner Vicky Chandler said. "Most people don't even know we sell stamps."
Which was all the more reason to launch a re-marketing campaign about an important service offered to property owners and managers within a five-mile radius: guest property return service.
"I've just been trying to get the word out about it," Chandler said. "You'd be surprised at what all is left. One time a guest left a whole diamond set."
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Here's how the service works:
After you contact the guest to let them know of the item they left behind and get their credit card approval, you fill out a guest property return form and call Perdido Pack & Ship to schedule a pick up.
"For a $10 pick up fee, I think it's worth the time and money," Chandler said.
The pick up service isn't exclusive to vacation rental property owners and managers, however.
"We have people who don't get out in the community anymore," Chandler said. "And every mile can be crucial. It can be worth paying the $10 and not worrying about the hassle."
Before owning Perdido Pack & Ship, Chandler was a top producer in Alabama as a mortgage loan officer. Feeling it was time for a change, Chandler moved to Perdido Key. That's when she met the previous owner of Perdido Pack & Ship.
"He was my boyfriend," Chandler said. "I helped him with the computer stuff. When he passed away, I wanted to keep this place open. So I've been building the business up from that point."
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In the six years since Chandler assumed ownership of Perdido Pack & Ship, sales have increased between 30 percent and 40 percent each year.
But it's the customers that she cares about the most.
"Our customers — that's what keeps me going," Chandler said. "They've done more for me than I think I could ever do for them. But we are here. We are always more than happy to help the community."
Perdido Pack & Ship is located at 13430 Gulf Beach Highway. It is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
For more information, call 850-492-9696 or visit www.perdidopackship.com.
Kalyn Wolfe is a freelance columnist for the News Journal. Send new business tips to pcolanewbiz@gmail.com.

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Q: Nodemon restart at every change, not at the saves I'm creating a nodejs project and I've been used nodemon since the beginning. It used to go very well, the server was running while I was coding and at the time I saved the file, nodemon restarted the server. Now, every time I change a little bit one of the files, without saving, nodemon restart the server.
I use VS Code and this problem started when I did some changes in settings (but not in nodemon ones). One of them was to connect my folder with a git repository. Could it be that vs code source control get every single changes and nodemon see that? Is there any setting comand I can use to force him to work only at explicit saves?
(I hope my EN wasn't so bad)

A: I think you accidentally turned on autosave and VSCode saves your work after every small change, to turn it off, go to fo to
File => Preferences => Settings
find AutoSave and turn it of

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We also always require Non-Executives. Due to the number of enquiries we have received in this sector, we have set up a new page for Non Execs alone. Please see it in our main menu on our home page. If you wish to be considered, please contact us with details of your required remuneration and where geographically you wish to work.


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Woman Gets Electricity Back After 3 Years
Just one week ago Sandy Geisler's life was much different. She's been living without electricity in her home for more than three years. In the last 24 hours, that changed.
Just one week ago Sandy Geisler's life was much different. She's been living without electricity in her home for more than three years. In the last 24 hours, that changed. Sandy fell on hard financial times after the passing of her husband four years ago, and adapted to life without some of the simple things most of us take for granted, like lights, electric heat, the microwave and television. Today she showed me how her life has changed.
For more on Sandy's backstory you can see my last visit to her home: Reaching Out For Help After 3 Years Without Electricity If you're in a similar situation or know someone that needs help, we've put everything you need to get started in a previous story. You can find that here: Need help with your utility bill? It explains what to do if you're about to lose your service or have already been shut off, including who to contact.
KDKA Warmathon: Help Your Neighbors Stay Warm This Winter
One Year Without Electricity, Family Reaches Out For Help
Marijuana Listening Tour Coming to Westmoreland & Fayette Counties
Marty Griffin is the CEO of Sparkt and driven to Start Something Good after overcoming his personal battle with HPV Cancer.
Marty is a past recipient of three prestigious Regional Emmys for Outstanding Investigative Reporting and also won a Broadcast Achievement Award for an undercover story about Michael Irvin and the Dallas Cowboys. He was named the Best Talk Show Host in Pittsburgh in 2008 for the Pittsburgh Achievement in Radio Awards. Marty shakes things up weekdays 9 am to noon on KDKA Radio.
Program Sets Young People on Path to Success
Thanks To Her Dedication, Victims Who Felt Left Out Before Now Have A Voice
Dad's YouTube Channel Is The Wholesome Content You Didn't Know You Needed


The most important thing to remember ( and I'll also update Ahmed on this very same issue ).
a new 'self-signed' digital certificate.
2- Your EXISTING iAgent user base is working with the CURRENT ( that is your current iServer's certificate ). You want to use copy over the OLD iServer's certficates to the NEW iServer. We have detailed steps on how to do this in the FAQ.
3- Now since you are migrating over the weekend remember that the current iAgents are CONNECTED to the OLD iServer you will want for them to disconnect and then reconnect to the NEW iServer. The best technique here is using DNS. Each iServer should have the same DNS Name, but of course different IP's. You would first just DOWN or just un-plug the host machine running the OLD iServer, This will force a disconnect of all the iAgents and will place them in re-try connect mode. You bring up the new iServer with the same DNS, but differen IP ( yes, you could use the same IP again ... ), but what this does is to allow the iAgents to connect to the new iServer.
There are several steps that you can take to insure the maximum scalability of the iTivity iServer when running on your Windows Server. Please consider applying these updates on your iServer if you plan on having more than 200 iAgents and iManagers connected simultaneously.
For the best performance of the iServer services, please set the system to optimize background processes.
In order to provide the greatest level of scalability for the iServer running on Windows 2008, Tridia recommends expanding the available dynamic or "ephemeral" ports and reserving a range of ports that is highly used for explicit binds by the iServer. Please consider applying these networking updates on your iServer if you plan on having more than 200 iAgents and iManagers connected simultaneously.
Choosing Start > All Programs > iTivity > iServer > Administrative Tools opens a menu with additional options.
Choose this option to set up the iServer to start automatically each time the system starts.
When you install the iServer, the install process generates an install code. This install code is displayed on the License Status dialog (see Section 2.4.4, below).
To activate your iServer, you use the install code to obtain an activation key. The activation key is generated based on the install code and is unique to your iServer system.
1. After installing the iServer, choose Start > All Programs > iTivity > iTivity iServer > Tridia Licensing > License Information to display the License information dialog. Note the install code.
2. Contact Tridia with the install code to obtain your activation key, or visit the Tridia Support Site at https://support.tridia.com/ and choose the Licensing option.
After obtaining both the license key and activation key, you can proceed with licensing the iServer.


What Broke The First Time You Used It?
Stylz bought a new umbrella and used it for the first.....and last....time this morning! Yep, it broke the first time he used it! Ever have something break the first time you used it? Trucks and dishwashers were just some of the calls that Stylz and Roman got from the US99 listeners!


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Q: why mod_auth_kerb won't work when not joined to domain? I'm trying to set up Active Directory Kerberos authentication with apache, using these instructions.
I would like apache to be able to authenticate users against AD without the apache machine being joined to the domain via Samba. My understanding of Kerberos is that there should be no need for my apache server to join the domain (I thought the above instructions only did it so that they could generate the keytab easily).
But in fact it will not work if I have the apache host leave the domain. It works fine as long as it stays joined. When I leave, and try to hit my secured URL, I get challenged for credentials, but the credentials I enter are not accepted. Here's what comes up in the apache log in that case:
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:38 2013] [debug] src/mod_auth_kerb.c(1939): [client 192.168.201.52] kerb_authenticate_user entered with user (NULL) and auth_type Kerberos
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:43 2013] [debug] src/mod_auth_kerb.c(1939): [client 192.168.201.52] kerb_authenticate_user entered with user (NULL) and auth_type Kerberos
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:43 2013] [debug] src/mod_auth_kerb.c(1031): [client 192.168.201.52] Using HTTP/centosjb.iga.local@ABC.LOCAL as server principal for password verification
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:43 2013] [debug] src/mod_auth_kerb.c(735): [client 192.168.201.52] Trying to get TGT for user myuser@ABC.LOCAL
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:44 2013] [debug] src/mod_auth_kerb.c(645): [client 192.168.201.52] Trying to verify authenticity of KDC using principal HTTP/centosjb.iga.local@ABC.LOCAL
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:44 2013] [debug] src/mod_auth_kerb.c(660): [client 192.168.201.52] krb5_get_credentials() failed when verifying KDC
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:44 2013] [error] [client 192.168.201.52] failed to verify krb5 credentials: Server not found in Kerberos database
[Wed Mar 27 12:33:44 2013] [debug] src/mod_auth_kerb.c(1110): [client 192.168.201.52] kerb_authenticate_user_krb5pwd ret=401 user=(NULL) authtype=(NULL)

Here is my krb5.conf file (I left out the log file part):
[libdefaults]
 default_realm = ABC.LOCAL
 dns_lookup_realm = false
 dns_lookup_kdc = false
 ticket_lifetime = 24h
 renew_lifetime = 7d
 forwardable = true

[realms]
 ABC.LOCAL = {
  kdc = labdc12.abc.local
  admin_server = labdc12.abc.local
 }

[domain_realm]
 .abc.local = ABC.LOCAL
 abc.local = ABC.LOCAL

I had a feeling it might be something as simple as a DNS issue, based on the 'server not found' message...i.e. there is something my apache host can only resolve when it's joined to the domain. But testing with ping all names resolve just fine. Can anyone explain why this will not work?

A: The SPN for this host are removed with the removal of the machine account (Server not found in Kerberos database). The best way is to do:
$ net ads join
$ net ads keytab add HTTP

Wait for that to replicate across all DCs and your problem should go away.
In other words: unless there is no SPN registered for that machine account you will fail with the message above. See here for error 0x7.


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Home / Motorsport / Holder secures debut NZRC title
Holder secures debut NZRC title
David Holder (left) and co-driver Jason Farmer (right). Photo / Geoff Ridder
Holder secures debut New Zealand Rally Championship title
Tauranga's David Holder and co-driver Jason Farmer, from Hamilton, have won their first New Zealand Rally Championship titles by securing victory in the one-day Rally Gisborne. The pair drove the same Mitsubishi Evo 8 that Holder's mentor Kiwi rally star Hayden Paddon used to win the rookie and junior national rally titles in 2006.
The Gisborne event, which ran on 2 July, was the fourth of five NZRC rounds for the current season, so Holder's drivers' championship victory comes with one round to spare.
Holder and Farmer have had some ups and downs in this season's four rallies. Third at the season opener in Otago behind Paddon and defending NZRC champion Ben Hunt, Holder then secured his debut NZRC victory in Whangarei – the same event at which Paddon also won his first national rally back in 2007.
Going into round three in Canterbury, Holder had a fairly comfortable points' lead over Dunedin's Emma Gilmour and Hunt, but crashed out in an incident the 27-year-old describes as "more frustrating than serious".
Heading to Gisborne, Holder's championship lead over Gilmour was down to just six points. But Gilmour's mechanical woes and yet another off-road incident for Hunt meant Holder could take a comfortable win and therefore an unassailable lead in the championship prior to the final round in Coromandel in August.
Delighted to have won both the rally and the championship, Holder says he didn't realise he was in contention for the championship title until the final stage.
"Before the last stage, Jason, my co-driver, told we could win the title and the guys from Volt TV were putting extra cameras in the car, so we had some fun and made sure we got through cleanly to the finish," says Holder.
"I'm so stoked to finally be able to pay back my main supporters Tony Gosling from Stadium Finance and Hayden with this championship title. Tony and Hayden have backed me from the start, which is amazing."
Photo / Geoff Ridder
Holder's rise to the top of New Zealand rallying started seriously in 2011. Starting out in a two-wheel-drive (2WD) Toyota Levin, Holder attracted Paddon's attention.
"Hayden saw some in-car footage of me on the internet and got in touch. Basically he wanted to help out somebody with whatever he could and from then on he's been kind of the mentor and I've been the protégé."
Tony Gosling, director of Stadium Finance which has also backed Paddon, says: "I first saw Dave Holder going through a corner in his Toyota, which was a pretty basic car run on whatever second-hand tyres Dave could afford. Everyone else was changing down for the corner and there was Dave changing up a gear. He was right up there battling with faster cars. That's when we got involved."
In 2012, Holder won the rookie driver of the year title in a Ford Fiesta before Stadium Finance bought Paddon's Evo 8 for Holder to rally. He piloted the Evo 8 to the junior rally championship in 2014 but had a major crash at the beginning of 2015 which nearly ended his rally career.
"I certainly thought hard about whether to continue last year, but had so much support from a whole lot of people," Holder says.
"When I came back for the final two rounds of the 2015 season, Jason joined me as co-driver. His experience has helped me a great deal and he puts in heaps of effort behind the scenes to help me and the team. We've got a great team culture this season and this is the longest I've had the same co-driver – it can take a while to find the right person. I think he's one of New Zealand's most highly-regarded co-drivers with 22 years in the sport and this is his first national co-drivers' championship title, so I'm delighted for Jason too."
An engineer by profession, last year Holder took time out from his job with the support of his wife to pursue his goals as a professional rally driver. Originally from Invercargill, Holder's move to Mount Manganui was another component of furthering his rallying career.
The Gisborne rally win makes the Stadium Finance Evo 8 the most successful Evo 8 in NZRC history with five wins – three with Paddon (Whangarei and Nelson in 2007 and Nelson in 2009) and two with Holder (this year's Whangarei and Gisborne rallies).
Of next season, Holder says he's focused on gaining as much seat time as he can. "I'll also be talking with various people about the possibility of getting into a new AP4 rally car, but first, we'll wrap up this season in Coromandel in August where we'll enjoy making sure we promote our sponsors with some great community-related activities."


Independence Day arrived along with a prequel to Hurricane Arthur. The storm is forecast to deflect far to the east, and so far we have only seen rainstorms out on the island. Today the students helped hand shuck 80 ears of corn for the 4th of July BBQ – some shucking corn for the first time. We completed a Skulls and Skeletons lab, where students sketched seal, otter, manatee, walrus, and dolphin skulls, noting the differences between groups. We also organized a dolphin skeleton, previously contained jumbled in a box. This task was completed very quickly and with much enthusiasm. After the BBQ, we played a trivia game, where the prize was an additional shower (we're restricted to 1 per week due to water shortages). In a heartbreaking lightning round tie breaker, our team came in second place.


As mobility has increased, communication over wireless networks has taken its place in industrial environments. Initially concentrated mainly in warehousing and logistics areas, more and more WLAN installations are being used to provide communications in production and office facilities as well. This expansion is driven not only by the introduction of suitable WLAN security standards, such as WPA and IEEE 802.11i, but also by improved network availability due to mature hardware. According to one user survey, some 50% of the wireless networks currently installed in businesses have more than 10 access points. This complexity makes professional and efficient planning of the WLAN installation indispensable.
A poorly planned network will suffer from gaps in coverage, areas with poor signal quality, slow response times, poor voice fidelity and disconnected calls in telephony over WLAN, and inadequate throughput capacity overall. Because appropriate simulation software for WLAN planning has been quite expensive up to now, many wireless networks have been optimized by setting up individual access points and measuring the results, or by walking through the coverage area only after installation and measuring signal strength. A number of tools are available for such approaches, such as the WLAN planning and testing kit from Psiber Data (Figure 1), which can be used to test access points even in unfinished buildings thanks to its built-in power supply.
However, depending on the actual applications the WLAN is to support, adequate planning needs to take into account special and partly contradictory requirements. These can only be addressed by a simulation of the complete wireless network. Whereas for office applications it is usually sufficient to provide the actual workplaces with moderate data rates, areas such as warehouses where wireless barcode readers are in use require wall-to-wall coverage. In such cases the wireless cells should spatially overlap to ensure sufficient coverage even if one or even several access points should fail. Yet such overlaps can cause interference — both co-channel and near-channel interference, since adjacent channels in the 2.4 GHz band actually overlap in the frequency spectrum.
At the low data rates needed for barcode applications, such interference is not particularly troublesome, since the few data packets transmitted are rarely simultaneous. In telephony-over-WLAN applications on the other hand, because maximum communication bandwidth is needed, interference is important. To provide the necessary bandwidth in this case, the data packets generated by the individual phone calls must be distributed among many access points, and yet the access points' range, i.e. their transmitter power, must be kept low to prevent interference. Hence such a network consists of many small wireless cells with little spatial overlap.
Most applications lie somewhere between the two extremes just described. In hospitals for example, WLANs are used to locate RFID-tagged doctors and medical equipment: this requires coverage by several access points at every location in the building. Furthermore, in addition optimizing the WLAN for its specific application, planning should also minimize the signal escaping the site in order to prevent unauthorized network intrusion.
Efficient planning can meet these challenges by simulating the wireless network and modeling its applications. Specialized software products are available for this purpose, such as the RF3D WifiPlanner from Psiber Data (Figure 2). This new, low-cost software is the first to provide true three-dimensional computation of the signal strength distribution, taking into account the interference from access points above and below each floor in multi-story buildings, for example. Moreover, the fast 3D algorithms permit on-screen interactive simulation. This means that the changes in the distribution of WLAN signal strength as access points are added or moved can be seen directly on the screen. This allows the user to optimize the number and configuration of access points in the network. Ironically, the most common mistake in WLAN planning is the use of too many access points, which often leads to unnecessary interference between them due to insufficient channel separation. And incidentally, saving even one access point pays for the cost of the planning software.
Next comes the most important step: optimizing the WLAN's coverage and availability. For this purpose, the software can display not only signal strength, but also other key network parameters in an appropriate color scale throughout the building plans: co-channel and near-channel interference, signal-to-noise ratio, data throughput rates, and even worst-case simulations showing the coverage that would remain at each location in the building if the one or two strongest access points for that location should fail. Also during the optimization step, the data load on the simulated network can be set as desired to visualize the effects of interference on throughput rates and coverage. The optimum network configuration for the anticipated conditions can then be determined by adding, removing and relocating access points, and by using and adjusting the appropriate antenna types.
Finally, the resulting displays are printed out in report form as the documentation of the planned wireless network. This documentation can be used both as a specification for outside tenders and as installation instructions for technicians.
Not only mature components and new standards, but also modern planning and diagnostic tools make WLANs suitable for industrial use. This in turn permits more efficient mobile working in administration, production and logistics through continuous network availability with sufficient data rates throughout the company.
Psiber Data Systems Inc. was founded in 1994 in San Diego, California. Psiber Data develops, manufactures and markets test instruments for local-area networks. Its products include LanMaster®, Pinger® and Cable Tracker®, used for fault detection, diagnostics and performance testing. Visit Psiber Data on the web at www.psiber.com.


Getting up before sunrise is no easy task; it's usually dark and cold, you finally managed to fold yourself into the perfect sleeping position when your alarm starts blaring and you could always do with an extra hour of sleep, because why not. So it's no surprise that getting up before sunrise is almost impossible on holidays, because let's be honest here for a moment, holidays are made for sleeping in. Or are they? Well, no. A least not in Iceland because sunrise is the best time of day to truly appreciate this country's magnificence. And that's what we did when we were in Iceland, because it's Iceland. We ended up watching the best sunrise of my life from Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon. But it was no easy task. We had to get up too early to admit in the dark, cold of the morning and drive for over an hour to the lagoon. When we arrived, the temperature was brutal – it was below zero and very windy, and it wasn't even winter, or snowing. And trust me, we were well prepared – double thermals, jumpers, scarves, beanies, gloves, down jackets – the works.
The beautiful thing about Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon is that there are literally hundreds of vantage points to watch the sunrise show itself beautiful self over the snow capped mountains, so my best advice is to get there early and spend time exploring the lagoon and the black sand beach, which is covered in broken glacial icebergs, to find the best spot. In fact, there really is no "bad" spot to watch sunrise – it's all ridiculously good. And if you're lucky, you will see a soft pink glow from the sun as it touches the peaks of the snow capped mountains hugging the ancient lagoon. For me, it hit the sweet spot. Seeing a sunrise over snow capped mountains has always been a bucket list moment of mine, and I really had to pinch myself when it happened.


During the 19th century, the Ottoman Empire was dubbed "the sick man of Europe." European powers preferred that it remain a buffer state, helping to stabilize the balance of power established after Napoleon's defeat in 1815. Russia seized as much as it could (Greece, Serbia, Wallacia, Georgia, and Danube ports) before pressure from the West precipitated a begrudging treaty in 1833. When Egypt seceded in 1838, the Ottomans were too weak to prevent it. Luckily for the Ottomans, England fought the Crimean War (1853-56) on their behalf, restoring some gloss at the price of civil unrest.
In addition to military support, European banks and financiers lent the Porte colossal sums of money for war, reforms, and new palaces (Dolmabahçe Palace, Beylerbeyi Palace). After spiraling further and further into debt the sultanate declared bankruptcy in 1875 and lost financial authority to the European controlled Ottoman Public Debt Administration. Seizing the moment, virtually every independence minded province sought to jump the sinking ship, including Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, Armenia, Bosnia, Lebanon, and Crete.
This crisis inspired a group of bourgeois intellectuals to form a group known as the Young Ottomans (Yeni Osmanlılar), One of the most prominent members was Namık Kemal (Literature), a poet and young functionary convinced that the 19th century "reforms" were both a poor imitation of Europe and an insult to Turkish tradition. The Young Ottomans hoped to save what was left of the empire, and drafted a constitution for Sultan Abdülhamid II (1876-1909), only to have him suspend it two years later and assume autocratic rule. Abdülhamid reformed the financial system, shrewdly developed pan Turkic and Islamic alliances, and courted numerous European powers.
Despite Abdülhamid's advances, dissatisfaction grew and the sultan's forced recall of parliament came too late. Though the Young Turk Revolution of 1908 was put down, Mustafa Kemal and Şevket Paşa's 1909 march on Istanbul earned a different reception. Parliamentary deputies met them outside Istanbul and agreed to depose Abdülhamid II in favor of Mehmet V.


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Home Articles Where Are They Now? Remembering Perry Saturn.
Where Are They Now? Remembering Perry Saturn.
Kyle Dunning
Hello loyal EWN readers, today I'd like to introduce an idea I remember being pitched to me a few years ago but never got around to starting it. I would like to remember wrestlers from the past and explain why they left the wrestling business and what they've been up too since. You'd be surprised how many big names get forgotten about almost immediately after leaving a big promotion like the WWE.
History Of Perry Saturn.
At the age of 17, Perry Satullo joined the US army for four years. He also finished a bachelor's degree before decided to become a wrestler. He began his wrestling career in the late 80's as a student at Killer Kowalski's (legendary wrestler who trained Triple H, Chyna, Eddie Edwards, Kofi Kingston, Damien Sandow, Fandango, John Kronus and many others) wrestling school. He made his wrestling debut in the USWA, and later in Kowalski's IWF promotion with a cowboy gimmick. In 1992 he worked as a jobber in the WWF. In 1993, he joined NJPW for a tour of Japan. While working in a nightclub as a manager, a bouncer called George Calazzo expressed to Perry that he wanted to become a wrestler. Perry sent Calazzo to Kowalksi's training school, and after completing his training .. chose the name Kronus (different spelling of Cronus) as it was an equivalent to the Greek god Saturn.
They formed a tag team, and wanting to play on the fact their ring names were those of Greek Gods .. wanted to be known as "The Harvesters of Sorrow". Jerry Lawler told 'em he felt fans wouldn't get the significance of the name, so instead they chose the name of "The Eliminators". After a couple of years working together for little money in the independent scene and Japan, Paul Heyman took notice and signed them to Extreme Championship Wrestling. After noticing their chemistry in the ring, Heyman abandoned his plans to give them a sadomasochism gimmick and instead booked them as one of ECW's most dominant tag teams. They won the ECW tag team titles a few times between 1996-1997 in feuds with The Gangstas and The Pitbulls. After Francine cut Perry's hair during a show, he shaved his head bald to pay homage to a character in a movie; something said to cover the truth that he was going bald anyways.
Perry became a trainer in ECW's House of Hardcore along with other originals Taz and Mikey Whipwreck, and was respected for knowing the fundamentals and focusing on technical wrestling. But soon enough, Perry found himself leaving ECW after recovering from an injury. He didn't like Kronus' lack of motivation and thus refused to reform The Eliminators. Heyman told him if he could find employment elsewhere he'd release him from contract, so a short time later he began negotiations with Terry Taylor in WCW.
World Championship Wrestling.
Upon joining WCW he joined Raven's stable known as Raven's Nest. His first big victory was winning the WCW Television Championship from Disco Inferno; which he held for a month before losing it back to Inferno. In 1998 Saturn had a feud with Glacier over who had the right to use the Super Kick as a finishing move, before tension became clear in Raven's Nest. After leaving Raven's stable he began feuding with him and The Flock (stable name change), which lead to Saturn losing a stipulation match against Lodi; per the stipulations, Saturn was forced to become Lodi's slave for the foreseeable future. After months of Raven trying to break Saturn, Billy Kidman helped him defeat Raven in a match and The Flock disbanded.
He entered into feuds with Eddie Guerrero and Ernest Miller before starting up a program with Chris Jericho. They ended up having a match called "loser wears a dress for 90 days", which Saturn lost in early 1999. He embraced it and dressed up like a Gothic transvestite while using a version of Marilyn Manson's song The Beautiful People as his theme. He stopped wearing them after beating Jericho in a dog collar match in March. Forgetting their history, Saturn and Raven joined forces and entered WCW's tag team division. They challenged Four Horsemen members Dean Malenko and Chris Benoit and won the WCW tag team championships in a match which included Rey Mysterio and Billy Kidman.
Raven picked up an injury, so shortly afterwards Saturn lost the titles to Bam Bam Bigelow and DDP with no thanks to substitute Chris Kanyon as he betrayed the team. Saturn turned to Chris Benoit to be his tag team partner, and soon won the WCW tag team titles, but lost them a few days later to DDP and Kanyon. Despite the loss, they remained as a team and recruited Shane Douglas and Dean Malenko to form a stable known as The Revolution. In late '99, WCW booker Kevin Sullivan told Saturn he was incapable of getting over with the fans, so along with Benoit, Guerrero, and Malenko, they left WCW and signed with WCW's main rivals the WWF.
World Wrestling Federation – The Radicalz.
The stable of Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko, Chris Benoit and Perry Saturn made their WWF debuts in the crowd on an episode of Raw. They soon showed their allegiance as heels by siding with Triple H over Mick Foley. Benoit left the group to focus on his feud with Jericho, while Eddie worked as a singles wrestler, and Saturn/Malenko formed a tag team. After Eddie left the group to go with his "Mamacita" Chyna, Saturn and Malenko teamed for a while before going their separate ways.
Saturn joined the Hardcore division on his own. During this time he even had a triple-threat match at Judgment Day against former friends Malenko and Guerrero for the European title, but was unsuccessful. He was soon joined by Terri Runnels, who became his manager and on-screen girlfriend. Her motivation helped him defeat Eddie for the European title, but he lost it to Al Snow a couple of months later following a solid run as champion.
In late 2000, The Radicals reformed with Terri Runnels continuing to manage Saturn. At Survivor Series they defeated the newly reformed D-Generation X, and later in the same night attacked Stone Cold Steve Austin during his No DQ match with Triple H. As Saturn had Terri, Malenko felt he also needed a woman by his side, so he turned his attention to Lita. Team Xtreme did not like Malenko's romantic advances toward her, so they fought in a match at Armageddon and lost to three members of The Radicalz.
Again .. it seemed Benoit and Guerrero were too popular to stay in The Radicalz so they left the group by 2001. Saturn and Malenko continued teaming together in the tag team division. Around this time, WWE officials noticed a change in Saturn as he brutally attacked jobber Mike Bell during a match; Saturn didn't like it when Bell dropped him on his head so he lost his cool and assaulted Bell for real. Saturn explains his thoughts in an interview below.
As a result, WWE gave Saturn a gimmick where he turned insane after being dropped on his head a few times. As a result of a storyline concussion, Saturn lost the ability to speak properly and would simply utter "you're welcome" randomly. He became madly in love with a mop .. which he named "Moppy", and he believed it was a real person (similar to Wilson in Castaway).
For the first time in his career, Saturn got over with the mainstream audience and became a fan favourite in the process. Terri became jealous of Moppy and gave Saturn an ultimatum to pick her over the mop .. or she would leave him; he chose Moppy without hesitation. Terri turned to Raven to put an end to Moppy, so he stole her and put her through a woodchipper. The video below contains scenes of explicit violence and gore.
The Fall Of Perry Saturn.
And that was it for Saturn's mainstream wrestling career. He worked in TNA Wrestling in 2003 along with other ECW originals, before leaving in the summer. He also worked briefly in NJPW in 2004 before retiring due to injuries. In April 2004, Perry came to the aid of a woman who was about to be raped by two men .. and during the scuffle ended up being shot by a handgun in the back of the neck and right shoulder. To ease the pain, he started taking methamphetamine and got so addicted he became homeless for over two years. He disappeared from public view and no one knew what happened to him. In 2010, Saturn reemerged and stated he'd recovered from his addiction.
In an interview in 2016, Saturn said he was dealing with a traumatic brain injury brought on by wrestling. In November, he joined many other former wrestlers in a class action lawsuit against WWE litigated by Konstantine Kyros as he was suffering and undergoing neurological care. A GoFundMe page started up around this time with the goal of raising $100,000 to pay for his medical expenses as he was incapable of working to make the money. He continues to be treated while living in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
Perry Saturn's case follows a shocking trend in the wrestling world. Before WWE acknowledged the existence of CTE (the Benoit family tragedy and other sudden deaths to Andrew "Test" Martin and Umaga forced them to change), they irresponsibly allowed wrestlers to work injured. They even made his change in behaviour into a gimmick which mocked people suffering from mental conditions. Instead of helping him, they found entertainment in it before pulling the plug on his career. It's a tough one, and you can't place the blame entirely on WWE as Saturn had taken serious headshots in ECW and WCW before joining the company. With WCW and ECW bought out by WWE, I can see why Saturn decided to join other wrestlers in the class action lawsuit against WWE as you can't sue dead promotions.
One of the reasons why I thought about Perry Saturn and made an article about him was because I noticed WWE Cruiserweight Champion Neville using the Rings Of Saturn submission hold; commentators even call it the Rings Of Saturn. It took me back to a time when I loved watching Saturn perform, he was as good technically as Malenko, Benoit or Eddie. I always thought Saturn could achieve more than he did, so I was disappointed when I found out he was no longer with WWE. It felt like wasted talent, and while some hated the Moppy gimmick .. I enjoyed it and thought Saturn pulled it off really well. What I didn't know .. was that the man behind the gimmick was suffering mentally and was being made to look like a fool for doing so.
All these years later, it irks me how close to reality the Moppy gimmick was. I don't want to start pointing fingers or siding with one over the other, but I do feel uneasy about the way he was treated. I feel sad WWE didn't try to reach out to him during the dark times when he disappeared off the face of the earth. It shows WWE was very quick to let him go so they could forget.
When you look at a picture of The Radicalz a lot of mixed feelings spring to mind. You think about Dean Malenko .. the consummate professional who to this day works hard for WWE. You think about Chris Benoit .. who many will label a murderer despite evidence of CTE effecting his brain (not making excuses, or defending him .. and I won't go further on the subject here). You think about Eddie Guerrero and how his heart failure robbed us of one the most likeable human beings to ever step foot in the ring. And then .. well, we don't think about Perry Saturn. He is the guy who everyone forgets.
His only claims to fame includes being one-half of The Eliminators, and lover of Moppy. He will forever be known as the expendable man who gave his life to wrestling only to be chewed up and spat down a murky drain. All these years later, Perry admitted to any wrongdoings and said he will never make excuses for what he did. I think it's unfair his wrestling career will be remembered negatively as he contributed a lot .. and should have contributed a lot more.
At the end of the day, we have to decide whether he brought it on himself and should take the blame .. or if he was a victim of circumstance. Could WWE have done more? Could his friends have helped more? Is he deserving of help? Do we want him to recover and mend broken bridges with his former employer? I have a feeling that many would rather forget .. but I won't.
I will always remember how he made me feel when I saw him wrestle. I will always be a fan of Perry Saturn, and I hope he gets all the help he deserves so he can live the rest of his life without physical or mental pain. I thank him for all the sacrifices, and am proud that he didn't let his addiction lead him in to doing something unforgivable. A heavy topic .. but regardless, I hope you enjoyed the read. See you next time for another informative article .. and as always, thanks for reading!
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Document signed: "Nelson A Rockefeller" as Governor, 5p, 9½x16. State of New York Executive Chamber (Albany), 1961 March 7. Secured at top edge with two metal brads. Report to the legislature on "Financial Difficulties of the Commuter Railroads" with recommendations for legislative action. Signed on final page. Various ink stamps, including receipt stamp of the state Senate and an order that the message be printed and referred to the Committee on Finance. Rockefeller (1908-1979), the grandson of John D. Rockefeller Sr., was Governor of New York from 1959-1973 and sought the Republican Presidential nomination in 1964 and 1968. (He had secured Platform assurances from Vice President Nixon in exchange for not contesting the nomination that year.) When President Nixon resigned and Vice President Ford succeeded to the presidency in 1974, Rockefeller was chosen by President Ford to be Vice President of the U.S. under the provisions of the 25th Amendment. Rockefeller, who did not seek the nomination in 1976, served as VP from 1974-1977. Light horizontal folds. Slightly soiled in p1 lower margin. Lightly creased and soiled in blank areas of pages 4 & 5. Otherwise, fine condition.
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Automatic Differentiation
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Gradient-based optimization methods in OptimLib (such as BFGS and Gradient Descent) require a user-defined function that returns a gradient vector at each function evaluation. While this is best achieved by knowing the gradient in closed form, OptimLib also provides **experimental support** for automatic differentiation with Eigen-based builds via the `autodiff library <https://autodiff.github.io>`_.

Requirements: an Eigen-based build of OptimLib, a copy of the ``autodiff`` header files, and a C++17 compatible compiler.

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Example
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The example below uses forward-mode automatic differentiation to compute the gradient of the Sphere function, and the BFGS algorithm to find the input values that minimize the autodiff-enabled function.

.. code:: cpp

    /*
    * Forward-mode autodiff test with Sphere function
    */

    #define OPTIM_ENABLE_EIGEN_WRAPPERS
    #include "optim.hpp"

    #include <autodiff/forward/real.hpp>
    #include <autodiff/forward/real/eigen.hpp>

    //

    autodiff::real
    opt_fnd(const autodiff::ArrayXreal& x)
    {
        return x.cwiseProduct(x).sum();
    }

    double
    opt_fn(const Eigen::VectorXd& x, Eigen::VectorXd* grad_out, void* opt_data)
    {
        autodiff::real u;
        autodiff::ArrayXreal xd = x.eval();

        if (grad_out) {
            Eigen::VectorXd grad_tmp = autodiff::gradient(opt_fnd, autodiff::wrt(xd), autodiff::at(xd), u);

            *grad_out = grad_tmp;
        } else {
            u = opt_fnd(xd);
        }

        return u.val();
    }

    int main()
    {
        Eigen::VectorXd x(5);
        x << 1, 2, 3, 4, 5;

        bool success = optim::bfgs(x, opt_fn, nullptr);

        if (success) {
            std::cout << "bfgs: forward-mode autodiff test completed successfully.\n" << std::endl;
        } else {
            std::cout << "bfgs: forward-mode autodiff test completed unsuccessfully.\n" << std::endl;
        }

        std::cout << "solution: x = \n" << x << std::endl;

        return 0;
    }

This example can be compiled using:

.. code:: bash

    g++ -Wall -std=c++17 -O3 -march=native -ffp-contract=fast -I/path/to/eigen -I/path/to/autodiff -I/path/to/optim/include optim_autodiff_ex.cpp -o optim_autodiff_ex.out -L/path/to/optim/lib -loptim

See the ``examples/autodiff`` directory for an example using reverse-mode automatic differentiation.

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About PENfro
The PENfro Book Festival 2019 writing competitions!
PENFRO POETRY AND PROSE COMP WINNERS
The Penfro judges have read, re-read, pondered and puzzled over the entries to this year's poetry and short story competitions, and have announced their winners! There is one overall winner for each category, and a shortlist of highly commended entries, all of which will be published in the inaugural Penfro Festival Anthology. Congratulations to you all!
The anthology will be launched on Saturday October 12th at lunchtime, with both Rhiannon Hooson and Niall Griffiths present. We really hope to see you there! If you can't make it, we will be in touch with those winning entrants to arrange for their publication fee and complimentary copy of the book to be sent to them when it is published. If you have any queries please contact Carly on carlyparthian@gmail.com
Perhaps naively, I was reluctant to ascribe themes to the work submitted to the prize. It was a wide-ranging group; I wanted to see each as discrete, the body of submissions granular. But of course, as I read the poems I found, inevitably, that patterns emerged, chords were struck from notes in many poems.
Grief, for our loved ones and for ourselves, for the world itself; the intimacy of the domestic, monolithic before distant hillsides; the ways in which we relate to the past in a changing world. In the work as a whole, time was a deeply felt thing. So too single images are repeated: things being buried or unearthed, floods and rising waters, ice and glass, birds.
The submissions illustrated perfectly the fact that poetry takes place at the ragged edge of reality. Its narratives are too real to be neat, too complex to be entirely self-contained. The poem itself is an object in flux, never still on the page, and so the poems submitted each represent a way of navigating that strange space, each with its own trajectory, each with its own strategy. Those poems which achieved the most success seemed, in their way, an arrival. They gave a sense that they had travelled a long way to reach the reader at the moment of being read. They also demonstrated how vital poetry is, both as documentation and response.
There were many poems with sparks of insight, many with technical zeal, but as is so often the case, those poems which stuck with me were those which combined a technical proficiency with an emotional honesty that can, like a spark, leap the gap from the page to the reader's mind and remain there, casting light.
The winning poem, Heartland, is a quiet poem with a deeply resonant ending that I found myself returning to time and time again. Most tellingly, I found myself reminded of it often by unconnected things; its simplicity is deceptive, and it manages to hold within itself the opposing truths of joy and grief, life and death, past and future. It shows how powerful a poem can be without particular fanfare.
Rhiannon Hooson
We've swapped the communal safety of flames for the blue glow of the computer screen yet we use both for the same purpose; to keep the beasts at bay, to see each other's faces, to exchange tales, agog and 'shock-headed' (to quote EM Forster).
Here, in this collection of stories, are urgent explorations of human essentials, the fears and desires and losses and pains which inspired our earliest recorded story-tellers (Homer, the Beowulf poet, the Icelandic sagas); there is an intriguing pre-occupation with the end of life, not exclusively as a concept but also in the facts of it ‒ here are funerals, fatal accidents, rotting foxes, miscarriages, still births, unrealised conceptions. Which sounds ‒ and, indeed, would be ‒ unremittingly bleak, were the enlightening effects of artistic accomplishment and an irrepressible humour not so evident, as well as a certain, and curious, predilection with the magical; you will find kelpies in here, witches, doppelgangers, and a moving discussion of Keatsian/Platonic notions of truth and beauty that takes place between, well, vegetation, next to the more workaday concerns of hoteliers and teachers.
Myth looms large, and is used as it should be, as a prism through which to view the legitimacy of the individual in the vast and sweeping continuum of history. The writers herein each instinctively grasp the duties of writing (God help them); the imperatives of not just assessment but, more importantly, propitiation and praise. Where would we be without that?
This anthology is proof that in bedrooms and kitchens and offices etc., people are driven to write, to grapple with the fundamentals of being human, to express their unique selves. It's an ancient and wonderful urge. That it continues to be realised with such ingenuity and endeavour as evidenced in these pages is cause for celebration, admiration, and hope.
Niall Griffiths
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When it comes to fashion, we often buy clothes that are smaller than our actual size. In the past, manufacturers had standard sizes, but as the body shape changed over time, clothing brands began using their own systems for labeling their clothes. The result is a lot of inconsistency and vanity sizing, where clothes are labeled smaller than their actual size. In this article, we'll explore some of the reasons why we buy clothes that are smaller than our actual size.
The fashion industry has historically catered to a particular type of consumer, the white, thin, and muscular. However, with growing affluence and an increasingly discerning public, shoppers are starting to turn away from stores like Victoria's Secret and demanding more sizing variety from mass-market clothing chains. Celebrities are calling out fashion designers for ignoring curvier figures and are demanding more diverse sizing.
The rise of vanity sizing has rendered most labels meaningless. Today, a women's size 12 in 1958 is the equivalent of a size six in 2018. In fact, jeans with a size six waistband can vary by six inches! In short, it's no wonder that people are so frustrated when they buy clothes that are smaller than their size. If we could get a one-size-fitting chart, shopping would be a breeze.
As our buying habits changed, our self-esteem suffered and we started to shop online, we often bought clothes online. It was a cinch that we could try on clothes in our homes. We then sent back the unwanted ones and left the retailers with the costs of return shipping, inspection, and repair. Unfortunately, this new reality meant that vanity sizing became a profitable sales gimmick. We now pay billions of dollars in returns because of vanity sizing.
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Ghost station uncovered in Thameslink construction
The ghostly remains of a long-lost South London railway station – closed 100 years ago - have been uncovered by engineers constructing the Bermondsey Dive Under, as part of the Thameslink Programme.
Southwark Park station, perched on a viaduct above Rotherhithe New Road, only served passengers from 1902 to 1915 before it closed for good.
Now engineers working on a massive project to rebuild the railway in Bermondsey have rediscovered the former ticket hall and platforms.
Project Manager Greg Thornett said: ""The Bermondsey Dive Under is a key part of the Thameslink Programme, creating the railway necessary to provide a frequent and reliable service through London Bridge and make a huge difference to passengers' journeys , cutting journey times and making the services more reliable.
"We uncovered the footings for the former platforms while we were preparing the top of the viaduct for new track and we are now working up in the roof space of the former ticket hall to fill in the old sky lights, ready to carry the final track alignment.
"Much of the existing stretch of viaduct will be replaced by the ramps into and out of the new dive under, but the arch that used to house the old booking hall will remain."
The Government-sponsored £6.5bn Thameslink Programme is rebuilding much of the railway from New Cross Gate through London Bridge and on to Blackfriars and St Pancras. The Bermondsey Dive Under will see two Victorian viaducts partially-demolished and rebuilt to allow Charing Cross trains from South East London and Kent to dive down to almost street level, under a new route carrying Thameslink services from Croydon, and back up again.
In addition the same team, from Network Rail and contractor Skanska, are rebuilding 20 bridges between New Cross and Waterloo East to increase their strength.
Greg Thornett added: "Although the old viaducts will be replaced by modern structures, they are designed to remain in keeping with the older architecture. It's exciting to see this transformation and it will be a real sense of achievement to see trains running on it."
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Bibliographical Society (UK)
Adams, Thomas R.
NON-CARTOGRAPHICAL MARITIME WORKS PUBLISHED BY MOUNT AND PAGE, A PRELIMINARY HANDLIST.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1985. 4to. stiff paper wrappers. xiv, 54 pages. Study of this English publisher and their productions from the 17th century to the later part of the 18th century. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about NON-CARTOGRAPHICAL MARITIME WORKS PUBLISHED BY MOUNT AND PAGE, A PRELIMINARY HANDLIST
Alston, R.C.
HANDLIST OF LIBRARY CATALOGUES AND LISTS OF BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS IN THE BRITISH LIBRARY DEPARTMENT OF MANUSCRIPTS.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1991. 4to. stiff paper wrappers. iv, 87 pages. Occasional Papers No.6. A handlist of this collection, with dates and a short description of the contents of each entry. Combined author/subject index. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about HANDLIST OF LIBRARY CATALOGUES AND LISTS OF BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS IN THE BRITISH LIBRARY...
(Blomefield, Francis). Stoker, David A.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE REVEREND FRANCIS BLOMEFIELD (1705-52).
N.P. The Bibliographical Society, 1992. large 8vo. cloth. 276 pages. Francis Blomefield compiled and published the fascicles of what might have been the most comprehensive topographical history of any English county, when he died at the age of forty-seven. The 294 letters transcribed in this volume were written by, to, or (in a few cases) on behalf of Blomefield, historian and private printer. Indexed. Distributed for the Society. READ MORE about CORRESPONDENCE OF THE REVEREND FRANCIS BLOMEFIELD (1705-52
(Cleveland, John). Morris, Brian.
JOHN CLEVELAND (1613-1658) A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HIS POEMS.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1967. 8vo. cloth. 54 pages. First edition. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about JOHN CLEVELAND (1613-1658) A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HIS POEMS
Ferguson, W. Craig.
LOAN BOOK OF THE STATIONERS' COMPANY, WITH A LIST OF TRANSACTIONS 1592 - 1692.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1989. 4to. stiff paper wrappers. (iv), 42 pages. Occasional Papers Number 4. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about LOAN BOOK OF THE STATIONERS' COMPANY, WITH A LIST OF TRANSACTIONS 1592 - 1692
Foxon, D.F.
THOMAS J. WISE AND THE PRE-RESTORATION DRAMA.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1959. 6.5 x 9.75 inches. Paperback. 50 pages. This text contains within the details of Thomas J. Wise's theft of a multitude of pages from various plays and dramas that were held at several prestigious libraries and museums across England. These locations include the British Museum, the Ashley Library and the Wrenn Library at Cambridge. Wise's theft of numerous pages from more than 80 different plays and dramas has totaled into..... READ MORE about THOMAS J. WISE AND THE PRE-RESTORATION DRAMA
Goulden, Richard J.
THE ORNAMENT STOCK OF HENRY WOODFALL, 1719-1747. A PRELIMINARY INVENTORY ILLUSTRATED.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1988. small 4to. stiff paper wrappers. xi, 85 pages. Number 3 of the Occasional Papers of the Bibliographical Society. Over 390 illustrations reproduced. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about THE ORNAMENT STOCK OF HENRY WOODFALL, 1719-1747. A PRELIMINARY INVENTORY ILLUSTRATED
INDEX TO SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHICAL JOURNALS 1933-1970.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1982. 8.25 x 12 inches. Hardcover. 324 pages. This text was a request to the Bibliographical Society from their president at the time, Simon Nowell-Smith. The textual references contained within represent many of the great monuments of English literature, the application of scientific tests to the authenticity of literary documents, the history of the book-trade and the detailed studies of the tools, rolls and blocks used within the trade of book..... READ MORE about INDEX TO SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHICAL JOURNALS 1933-1970
Krummel, D.W.
ENGLISH MUSIC PRINTING, 1553-1700.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1975. 4to. cloth. xii, 188 pages. First edition. This study examines the printing of music in Britain from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, with chapters on music patents, Psalm books, part books, song books, and broadsides. It includes many black-and-white illustrations, a chronological synopsis, a bibliography, and an index. Distributed for the Bibliographial Society, London. READ MORE about ENGLISH MUSIC PRINTING, 1553-1700
McKenzie, D.F.
WHAT'S PAST IS PROLOGUE: THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1992. 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. 31 pages. Centenary Lecture. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about WHAT'S PAST IS PROLOGUE: THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
(Montaigne). Sayce, R.A. and David Maskell.
A DESCRIPTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MONTAIGNE'S ESSAIS, 1580-1700.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1983. 8vo. cloth. xxx, 221 pages. First edition. Illustrated. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about A DESCRIPTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MONTAIGNE'S ESSAIS, 1580-1700
(Pepys, Samuel). Wilson, Edward M. and Don W. Cruickshank.
SAMUEL PEPYS'S SPANISH PLAYS.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1980. 8vo. cloth. (viii), 196 pages. First edition. A detailed study on the subject with much about printing and the book trade in Seville up to 1700. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about SAMUEL PEPYS'S SPANISH PLAYS
Pollard, A.W. & G.R. Redgrave.
A SHORT-TITLE CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PRINTED IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, & IRELAND.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1986, 1976, 1991. 4to. cloth, dust jacket on volumes one and three only. liii,620; xi,494; xix,405 pages. 3 volumes. Second edition, revised and enlarged; begun by W.A. Jackson & F.S. Ferguson. Completed by Katharine F. Pantzer. The third volume is a printers' and publishers' index, other indexes and appendices etc. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about A SHORT-TITLE CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PRINTED IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, & IRELAND
Shaw, Graham.
PRINTING IN CALCUTTA TO 1800, A DESCRIPTION AND CHECKLIST OF PRINTING IN LATE 18TH CENTURY CALCUTTA.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1981. 8vo. cloth. xii, 249 pages. First edition. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about PRINTING IN CALCUTTA TO 1800, A DESCRIPTION AND CHECKLIST OF PRINTING IN LATE 18TH CENTURY CALCUTTA
(Vergil). Davies, Martin & John Goldfinch (editors).
VERGIL, A CENSUS OF PRINTED EDITIONS 1469-1500.
Foreword by Lotte Hellinga. Introduction by R.C. Alston.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1992. 8.5 x 11.75 inches. stiff paper wrappers. 124 pages. Foreword by Lotte Hellinga. Introduction by R.C. Alston. Occasional Papers number 7. 185 entries described. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about VERGIL, A CENSUS OF PRINTED EDITIONS 1469-1500
(Walsh, John). Smith, William C. and Charles Humphries.
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MUSICAL WORKS PUBLISHED BY JOHN WALSH DURING THE YEARS 1721-1766.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1968. 8vo. cloth. First edition. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MUSICAL WORKS PUBLISHED BY JOHN WALSH DURING THE YEARS 1721-1766
(Walsh, John). Smith, William C.
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MUSICAL WORKS PUBLISHED BY JOHN WALSH DURING THE YEARS 1695-1720.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1968. 8vo. cloth-backed boards. xxxiv, 215+(1) pages with 38 full page plates. 1968 reprint of the 1948 first edition. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MUSICAL WORKS PUBLISHED BY JOHN WALSH DURING THE YEARS 1695-1720
Wiener, Joel H.
A DESCRIPTIVE FINDING LIST OF UNSTAMPED BRITISH PERIODICALS, 1830-1836.
London: The Bibliographical Society, 1970. 8vo. cloth. xiv, 74 pages. First edition. A list of all the publications printing in Britain and illegally circulated without payment of the stamp duty. Distributed for the Bibliographical Society. READ MORE about A DESCRIPTIVE FINDING LIST OF UNSTAMPED BRITISH PERIODICALS, 1830-1836


Ghetto Mainstream 4 The Hood Philosophy is a quintessential house EP out on none other than Tchami's label CONFESSION. With its flexible bass lines, tribal-esque percussion, and trippy lyrical content, it paints an upbeat picture worth experiencing again and again. Ibranovski brings eclectic arrangement to the table, maintaining interest as the song progresses while at the same time allowing you to "get lost" in the vibe.
Ibranovski has spearheaded the "Ghetto Mainstream" movement since 2016, and has the support of some of the biggest names out there. Since an impressive debut in 2014, he has released on labels such as Spinnin', Universal, and, of course, CONFESSION. It's a clear sign that he has no problems raising the bars he's set.


Now and then, the dirty tactics of Big Pharma burst out into the open. At the end of 2015, the disgusting maneuvers of Valeant came to light. Then-CEO, Martin Shkreli, laughed at and insulted the representatives of the people. We might sometimes dislike politicians, but the arrogance and greediness of these pharmaceutical companies is absolutely staggering.
With ever-undented ambition, China rediscovers its innovative mojo. In the past decade, we've seen quite a few impressive Chinese projects. It doesn't matter if this bus will not see wide-spread use, it still stands (ahem, rolls) as a testament that China Has Talent.
Amazing music can be found at the intersection between rock and electronica. Vibrant bass lines intertwine with airy textures while a powerful sense of purpose and direction permeates the acoustic construction. Towards the end, I have an irresistible urge to jump in the air. Play it and you'll understand why.
The digital age has made audio-visual entertainment cheap, easy to obtain and, for an ever-increasing number of people it became one of the main means of counteracting the stress of daily life.
Cinematography and computer games are the undisputed leaders when it comes to this sort of fun. There are a lot of excellent movies and games out there. The opposite is also true and therein lays a problem: entertainment is a highly efficient means of propagating stereotypes and ideologies. Let's take a look at some of these effects (such as the stereotyping of the human body) and observe how they sometimes end up damaging our society.
Late in the sixties, the USA, along with Denmark who controlled Greenland at the time, thought that it's pretty safe to bury the remnants of a military nuclear reactor within the ice sheet. They assumed continual snowfall would only bury the waste deeper. Needless to say, the assumption was not only wrong, but the exact opposite is happening.


Now you are three or four months down the road: sleeping better, eating better, overall feeling better, and you have lots of reasons to get up in the morning. Your family tells you your sense of humor is back, and they are enjoying spending more time with you. Your friends are envious of all the "free" time you have planned (or allowed) yourself on your calendar. Even a regular exercise schedule is in your life now: walking, biking, and enjoying the outdoors. You've even made some new contacts, met a few new people outside of your industry. Thankfully, your social life now extends beyond having lunch with your colleagues from work.
Life is good! But there is something still missing . . . you want your life to be "fuller" and even more productive. Feeling better, more balanced, your creative juices are beginning to flow. You know you need more constructive and rewarding activities to do on a daily and weekly basis. You have so many skills, talents, and competencies you developed in your career. What do you do with all that now? In your next season? For the rest of your life?
Now it's time to "cast a wider net" . . . think outside of your normal comfort zone: outside of your former company or your industry. Imagine using your impact for a greater purpose than you ever thought possible. With your renewed self-confidence, it's time to define and refine what you really enjoy.
Casting a wider net implies that you are now thinking and living within a wider scope, a broader environment. It requires you to take time to search and learn about what other leadership activities, projects, and challenges are interesting and available to you.
• Attend business seminars or luncheons with notable speakers: a perfect way to meet and connect with new, unique, and interesting people.
• Say yes when invited to a worthwhile charity or fundraising event, and offer to serve on a committee to help make it successful. Not only do not-for-profits need donations, and qualified passionate volunteers, but they also need skilled individuals with experience.
• Get personal contact cards printed up with your name, phone, and email/Twitter account, and pass them out freely.
• Share advice with others: those aspiring to your position and accomplishments will want to connect with you, elicit your help, and learn from your expertise. During your career you might have passed them along to the HR department for assistance, but now is the time for YOU to listen and share. The reward will come back to you many times over.
• Join several business-oriented social networking sites such as LinkedIn. Not only does it provide meaningful work/volunteer opportunities, but it allows access to all of your colleagues and a chance to support their progress. It's also a great way to keep up with professional contacts that have changed companies or retired.
• Attend your local community/city/state business meetings. Consider running for a spot on your Homeowners' Association, city council, or school board. Certainly experienced leaders are needed in all levels of politics.
• Reconnect with your University or business school alma mater. Join the Alumni Association, visit campus, and reunite with colleagues you haven't seen in years. Offer to speak to a business class. Students love hearing from successful executives!
• If you don't already, get the WSJ online every day. They have some wonderful daily summary "blasts" that will keep you in touch with major global issues and business news.
Please watch for Vanessa's next blog, "Stepping Out," Part 4 of a 5-Part series.


Communities build sports complexes for many different reasons, but making money and creating jobs are always near the top of the list.
Lawmakers in Gilbert, Ariz., used bonds to pay for a projected $40 baseball complex built by "Big League Dreams." The project ended up costing $53 million, including interest. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but ABC 15 in Phoenix reports it will likely take centuries for Gilbert to get its money back.
The city expects to receive between $200,000 and $300,000 a year in revenue from the complex that includes eight replica fields and an indoor sports facility. That's all well and good, but Gilbert agreed to construct the ballfields in a deal for six percent of revenues. Whoops.
ABC 15 reports taxpayers likely won't break even for more than 250 years.
"I don't see a situation where this project will ever flow to the black," Gilbert town manager Patrick Banger told the TV station.
So check back in the year 2261 to see how things work out.
Big League Dreams features replicas of baseball stadiums such as Fenway Park, Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field in states like California, Nevada and Texas -- in addition to Arizona.
Gilbert hasn't received a cent since the complex opened; there is some debate as to when city officials will start getting checks.
The mayor, town manager and entire city council who agreed to the deal are no longer in office.


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Dragoljub Jeličić (; Šabac, ~1902 – Nikšić, 1963) va ser un dels soldats més joves de l'exèrcit serbi durant la Primera Guerra Mundial.

Biografia
La família Jeličić va viure originalment a Kordun, en la Croàcia actual, però va emigrar com a refugiat al poble serbi de Šabac, esperant una vida millor allà. Quan Sèrbia va ser envaïda per Àustria-Hongria, Dragoljub acabava de començar l'escola primària. El seu pare estava entre els que van morir en les batalles inicials de la guerra.

Quan l'exèrcit austrohongarès es va acostar a Belgrad, va participar en els intents de defensar la capital sèrbia contra les forces invasores. Més tard, Jeličić va aconseguir escapar cap al sud a una unitat situada prop de Rudnik. Durant una batalla per la regió de Mačva, va ser ferit mentre substituïa a un artiller que havia mort durant el combat. A Niš, es va fer amic d'Archibald Reiss, un professor de criminologia que més tard seria conegut per les seves documentacions de crims de guerra austrohongaresos contra civils durant l'ocupació de Sèrbia. Reiss va escriure sobre la trobada en les seves memòries.

Durant la guerra, Jeličić va ser guardonat personalment amb el rang de Caporal pel Príncep regent Alexandre. Poc abans dels catorze anys va ser ascendit a caporal 1r, i va participar en les batalles del Front de Macedònia. En total, va ser ferit sis vegades durant el transcurs de la guerra.

Després de la guerra, va treballar com a actor al teatre de Nikšić. Durant l'ocupació de l'Eix de Iugoslàvia durant la Segona Guerra Mundial, es va unir al moviment de resistència partisana iugoslava.

Va morir a Nikšić el 1963, deixant a tres filles darrere d'ell.

Referències

Vegeu també
 Boško Buha (1926-1943), jove soldat iugoslau de la Segona Guerra Mundial
 Momčilo Gavrić (1906–1993), el soldat més jove de la Primera Guerra Mundial (allistat als 8 anys)
 Spomenko Gostić (1978-1993), jove soldat serbi de Bòsnia, mort als 14 anys
 Ús militar de nens

Persones de Šabac
Morts a Montenegro

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The Expulsion of the Citizens of Skierbieszów
Auschwitz (concentration and extermination camp/memorial site), Forced Labor, Resistance during NS
Report by Maria Szewera
Report by Wanda Barton
Report by Helena Cwener
Report by Emila Kostrubała
SCHOOL: : III LO
Mirosław Celiński
Authors: Marcin Bartoń
Country/ Countries: Poland
subject: Crosscurricular study group, History
Creating local historical references
Interpreting eyewitness reports
Racial theory
The project presented here is a contribution to a history competition organised by the Stefan-Bathory-Foundation and the Karta Centre in 1999 under the title "The Most Important Event in the History of My Home Town. Witnesses and Testimonies"; it was handed in by Marcin Bartoń, son of the Mayor of Skierbieszów and then in his last year of high school. Based on the accounts of eye witnesses, he reconstructed the local history and events of November 1942, when the Germans deported the inhabitants of his native town of Skierbieszów.
Project Idea and Motivation of the Author:
Marcin Bartón gives the following reasons for the choice of his topic: "The history of a place is determined by the fate of its inhabitants. The issues I have described, i.e. war, expulsion and "resettlement", were of such importance for every single inhabitant of my home town at that time that the events of November 1942 will remain the most important period in the entire history of Skierbieszów for a very long time." The population of Skierbieszów went through everything that the Nazis had designed for the colonisation and »Germanisation« of the Zamość region. The region was to become a "stronghold" for the further eastward expansion of Germany. Marcin Bartón's family keeps remembering these catastrophic events. He writes: "I am 17 years old. Skierbieszów is my home town. The most important historical event for its inhabitants has been »Pacification« with its catastrophic consequences. There is no family in Skierbieszów that has not lost at least one member due to the cruel actions of the occupant. My family encompasses several generations, and the partisan stories told by my grandfather as well as the sad stories told by my grandmother, who was imprisoned 'behind barbed wire' in Zamość as a child, were told time and again. I want to describe this tragic period in the rich history of Skierbieszów."
Historical Introduction: The Plan for the Zamość Region
Operation Barbarossa started on 22 July 1941, when Germany attacked her former ally, the Soviet Union. From then on, the Generalgouvernement (GG) [Government General] gained a new strategic importance. In mid-July 1941, Heinrich Himmler, leader of the SS and chief of the Reichspolizei, appeared in the Lublin region on the invitation of Odilo Globocnik, the bloodthirsty head of the SS and police. Himmler visited Lublin, Zamość and the surrounding areas and listened to what he was told about the traditions of the German colonies there. While Himmler visited cemeteries and other traces of German presence, Globocnik unfolded to him the vision of a total »Germanisation« of the region and its possible use as a point of departure for conquering the East.
Himmler was dazzled by these grand plans and appointed Globocnik as his authorised representative without even informing the administration of the Generalgouvernement. He ordered to set up a concentration camp for 25,000 – 30,000 prisoners and to prepare for a huge settlement area for Germans, to identify inhabitants of German descent and to set up schools and workshops for them. After some preparations, the implementation of the plan took off in 1942. Himmler had pointed out the districts of Zamość and Lublin as the first resettlement areas. It was agreed to work out the details of the operation until the end of September and to choose mid-November as the most suitable starting time.
Globocnik's staff worked on a detailed expulsion and resettlement plan all through August and September. It was planned to evict all Polish inhabitants from the area; for this purpose, the entire population had to be divided into four main categories:
Categories I and II comprised persons with Nordic looks, to be selected for »Germanisation«. They were to be separated from the rest and brought to Lodz, where their "racial characteristics" were to be finally established.
Category III comprised of persons fit for work who were to be sent to the Reich as forced labourers; persons not fit for work (i.e. children under the age of 14 and persons over the age of 60) were to be taken to so-called "Rentendörfer" ("pension villages"). Part of the children were to be »germanised« later on. Category IV comprised of all those who were to be taken to concentration camps, most of them to Auschwitz (persons not fit for work, sick and disabled persons and "racially unsound" persons).
On 22 November 1942, Globocnik issued a decree with details concerning the "resettlement" of the Zamość area. Shortly before the start of the operation, he ordered to set up a "special task unit" of 500 men, to be selected from the 25th police regiment at Lublin.
Already in November 1942, towards the end of the preparations for expulsion and "resettlement", the Umsiedlungszentrale (centre for resettlement) – Zamość division took over the former prisoners of war camp at the ulica Lubelska for their purposes.
The "resettlement" operation started in the night of 27 November 1942 at 01:00h. The inhabitants of the villages of Skierbieszów, Zawoda, Lipina Nowa und Sady were evicted on this day, three more nearby villages followed on the second day.
The author collected the reports of four women from Skierbieszów who had lived through the expulsion and resettlement operation as children. They described the operation itself, which left only those in the villages who had been selected as cheap labourers and those who had subscribed to the »Volksliste« [list of ethnic Germans living in Poland].
They described the terrible conditions at the transition camp at Zamość, where people were selected and distributed among different shacks [see Document no. 1: Report of Maria Szewera and Document no, 2: Report of Wanda Bartoń]. Then there were more selections determining people's further fate which often ended in the separation of families.
Some family members were relocated, like Wanda Bartoń who was taken to a village near Garwolin with her mother and one of her brothers, or Maria Szewera, who found herself in Żelechów; others were deported to the Reich as forced labourers, like Helena Cwener who was taken to a Berlin munitions factory with her parents [see Document no. 3]. But those who were taken to Auschwitz suffered the worst fate; for them it meant almost certain death [see Document no. 4: Report of Emilia Kostruba]. According to German records, more than 2,000 persons from the Zamość region were taken to Auschwitz, 768 of them in December 1942. Polish witnesses report that 48 boys were among this transport; 39 of them were killed by an injection of phenol into their hearts in February 1943.
The expulsions lasted until June 1943. Then expulsion and resettlement operations became more and more difficult for the Germans due to increasing partisan activities. Partisans attacked the German troops when they tried to clear villages, set fire to the settlements of German colonists and disturbed or sabotaged the railway traffic. During the 17 months of the Zamość uprising - from 31 December 1943 to the total expulsion of the Germans – there were about 850 battles and combats.
However, the consequences for the Zamość region were dreadful. A total of 290 villages were evicted or »pacified«. 120,000 persons were expelled, among them about 30,000 children; out of those, about 13,000 died and 4,500 were abducted to Germany to be »germanised«.
Among the many reports collected by the author, there are none of those who may have survived but could never come back. Thousands of children, from the age of a couple of months to a couple of years, were selected for »Germanisation« and forcibly taken away from their families. Their places of residence in Germany were kept secret, all traces of their true identity were deleted from their documents. Even if "abducted children" were saved from final deportation some of them were stolen or "bought" by the Polish population along the railway tracks where these ghost trains passed – many of them never regained their true identity.


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Q: Getting error Installation failed after generating Signed APK I Generated signed APK because I wanted to release my app but after generating signed APK, the app wont run on the emulator."app-release.apk is not signed. Please configure the signing information for the selected flavor using the project structure dialog."
To resolve this error, I did what it told me to do. I went to project structure>signing and added signing info (called config). Then i added this config info to build Types and Flavors. Gradle synced successfully and I was able to run my app in emulator.However, when emulator starts, I see a dialog box in my android studio saying *************"Installation failed because device already has an application with the same package but a different signature".****************** Also, I noticed that any changes that I did to my app after running the "Generate Signed APK" wizard are not reflected in the app. I cleaned the project and restarted android studio but same results.
**I am attaching a screenshot of the error that i am getting

A: what you have is you have different builds for production and debug i guess or more if you want to install you production apk you have to uninstall the app from your emulator as one device can't install the two apps with same package names,uninstall the apk installed in the emulator and then generate a signed apk with whatever configuration you are generating then this apk will be installed in your emulator

A: You have installed the app previous to the export. Exporting your apk signs it differently than the debug build. Do what the error says and uninstall and reinstall.


The Korean refinish paint brand has moved to appoint a new Western Cape distributor for the Korean refinish system,. Benzol Oil and Lubricants SA (Pty) Ltd have extensive business interests in the automotive repair and service industries with a number of national hub centres of delivery.
Sedick Jacobs, technical sales at Karocle, is upbeat about the new development with Benzol Oil and Lubricants CEO John Daniels. They have just equipped the Laurens Street depot in Halfway House and will move to install a number of new stockists in Durban, Cape Town, Booysens in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Centurion, among others, in the next few months.
Henry Estened who handles the distribution of Benzol Oil for body shop needs is happy to have the Korean paint maker in their product line-up. There is a very big synergy between lubricants which all body shops purchase along with a top line refinish package that Karocle offer.
Auto Korea are the national importer distributors and is a dealer for Samhwa Paints and sister company of Korean Motor Spares which is the biggest suppliers of Korean vehicle parts in Southern Africa.
Samhwa Paints has been producing world class paints and refinishing products since 1946. The company has about 900 employees that produce high-tech functional paints and continuously strives to achieve excellent products by operating state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in the Si-hwa and Tancheon Industrial Complex in Korea and its production capacity of paint is 93 483 kl, resin is 27 812 tons per year.
With the many years of experience, accumulated technology and added facilities Samhwa has developed a wide range of eco-friendly products from DIY paints to architectural paints, heavy duty coatings, marine paints and special industrial coatings, plastic coatings, powder coatings, and first-class automotive paints.
Karocle is the brand name of the automotive refinishing paint produced by Samhwa Paints and distributed throughout Southern Africa by Auto Korea located in Edenvale, Gauteng, South Africa.
Karocle has been successfully exported to various overseas countries in Asia, Africa and America, providing world-class services and competitive pricing to all its customers for the past 15 years.
Karocle was officially launched in December 2014. It has been trial tested and found to be of a superior quality than some of the major approved paint suppliers worldwide. Samhwa Paints along with Auto Korea is opening up new borders in sub-Saharan African countries. The main objective is to obtain an increased market share and to build trust through quality brand products.
You can contact Karocle on +27 (0)11 805 1704 in Midrand for dealer opportunities, or Sedick on +27 (0)84 776 7771 to find out more on the Karocle brand.