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Data Feature
by John Hession
Profiles of America: Demographic Data and Graphic Builder
Rural America, covering over 2,000 counties and 75 percent of the Nation's land, is home to about 49 million people. The social and economic challenges facing rural areas differ greatly from those facing urban areas. Profiles of America: Demographic Data and Graphic Builder, a program now available on the ERS website, uses interactive tools to create maps, tables, and charts that display information on demographic trends, industrial structure, and the economic well-being of rural and urban communities. The program allows users to analyze rural and urban differences at the national, State, and county levels, and provides useful information to community leaders, Federal officials, and researchers.
The program currently contains data from the Census Bureau, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics related to the socioeconomic status of the population and settlement patterns within the U.S. from 1990 to 2003. Data within the program are divided into eight broad topics: Population & Migration, Age & Sex, Race & Ethnicity, Educational Attainment, Households & Families, Journey to Work, Employment & Unemployment, and Income & Poverty. The program contains ERS classification systems, such as the rural-urban continuum code, the urban influence code, and the county typology (see "ERS Rural Indicators"), as well as about 100 individual variables from various data sources.
Upon entering the program, users are just a few clicks away from retrieving information presented in the form of a map, table, or chart, as shown in these partial screen shots. For example, a user—perhaps a Federal or community official interested in funding a nutrition education program targeted to the elderly—can quickly create a table showing that Florida has the highest share of the population 65 and over in 2000, 17.6 percent compared with the U.S. average of 12.4 percent.
The user can then obtain greater detail and create a table showing the percentage of elderly for each county in Florida and determine that Charlotte has the highest percentage of elderly (34.7 percent) and Union the lowest (7.5 percent). The analysis can be further refined with the mapping function, which shows that the older population is heavily concentrated along the southwest coast and north-central areas of the State.
Because the economic and social character of rural places varies greatly across the United States, it may be even more instructive to use ERS's rural indicators to capture this diversity for input to public policy and programs. Profiles of America can customize your data output accordingly. For example, some public programs specifically target funds to metro or nonmetro areas. The user can select one of ERS's rural indicators and then chart any demographic variable by that indicator. Continuing with our example, nonmetro areas have a higher share (20.0 percent) of the population 65 and older than metro areas (17.4 percent).
Other functions are also available to help better understand socioeconomic trends and select the best way to display data. Printing, sorting, and the ability to download data to a personal computer for further analysis are available options. New indicators and features will be added in the future.
ERS Rural Indicators
Metro-Nonmetro Status—Metro and nonmetro areas are defined by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). In 2003, OMB defined metro areas as (1) central counties with urbanized areas of 50,000 or more residents, and (2) outlying counties with 25 percent or more of the employed population commuting daily. Nonmetro areas are all counties not classified as metro.
Metro-Micro-Noncore—Similar to metro-nonmetro definition, except nonmetro counties are further divided into micropolitan (micro) and noncore counties. Micro areas are counties with one or more urban clusters of 10,000-50,000 persons, including outlying counties with 25 percent or more commuting.
Rural-Urban Continuum Codes—A classification scheme that distinguishes metropolitan (metro) counties by the population size of their metro area, and nonmetropolitan (nonmetro) counties by degree of urbanization and adjacency to a metro area or areas.
Urban Influence Codes—Similar to the Rural-Urban Continuum Codes, except that the population of the largest city within the county is taken into consideration.
County Typology Codes—A classification system based on the primary economic activity of counties.


Together, we have had an impact on a thousand families.
Help us continue to improve the quality of life and to breaking the poverty cycle of the most disadvantaged.
Sponsoring one person will allow them to received medical care that will improve their quality of life. Some suffer from handicaps that keep them from working and from even meeting their basic needs.
For others, their small handicaps have major negative impact on their lives, for example: not being able to get married.
In 2016, we changed Reshma's life. Reshma is a 14-year girl from a village 22 kilometres from the Julia Hospital. She is the oldest of 3 children. Her father drives a taxi and her mother is a farmer. Reshma's hands were burned at the age of 8 months when she touched a piece of coal in the kitchen. This accident resulted in the loss of the function of her hands, thus preventing her from writing and also ruining her chances of getting married. When she was 10 years old, her family paid 30.000 Rupees ($450 US) to a private hospital in Mumbai for surgery that unfortunately did not work.
The Freedom from Poverty Foundation met the family in 2015 to evaluate the young girl. During the 2016 mission, the foundation's surgeons were able to remove the scar contractures and to realign her fingers using skin graft techniques and orthopedic equipment.
Today, Reshma is able to write in school. She now hopes to achieve her greatest dream of becoming a computer engineer.
In 2016, we changed Sarthak's life. Sarthak is a young schoolboy who is 14 years old. At the age of 10, he was hit by a car and suffered serious injuries. He was taken to a hospital in Pune where he underwent surgery on his forearm. Unfortunately, the operation was not successful since the family did not have the means to pay for the postoperative care. The bones in his wrist continued to grow unaligned causing loss of mobility in his hand and wrist. The operation he received at the Julia Hospital from the Freedom from Poverty Foundation gave him back function in his hand.


2018 Ford Gran Torino Review – 2018 Ford Gran Torino is currently given a whimsical vehicle from Ford for the North American resident business market anywhere all around 1968 as well as 1976. 1970 the Torino was the initial car for the (midway) white-colored collar course pushed as well as given up also the Ford as well as the Fairlane in the vehicle of 1971.
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The 2018 Ford Gran Torino is an extremely extraordinary browsing outside the residence have. The look which takes the vehicle is one point that should be attractive, in light-weight of the simple truth that fanatics it so maintains up as well as it is in Turin, for that reason it merely could not normally be generated. He utilized also 20-inches plus a great deal extra.
There are a set photos practically 2018 Ford Gran Torino on the inside the Ford us a remarkably practical plus an exceptionally delightful putting in the Building spread out. This is verified by 8-10 inches Digital screen on the dashboard panel, which is meant to monitoring distinctive devices as well as elements of the vehicle.
Ford Torino is currently offered a whimsical car from Ford for the North American resident business market anywhere all around 1968 and also 1976. 1970 the Torino was the initial automobile for the (midway) white-colored collar course pushed and also given up also the Ford and also the Fairlane in the vehicle of 1971. Just what's much a lot more, Ford Mustang experienced the brand name "Torino" prior to the really last launch.
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Torino has an owning an automobile framework extremely real and also pleasing by releasing the venture usage. As of currently discussed, the main design of the Ford was offered in 1968 Torino. Ford is obviously involved with sprucing up Torino quickly after existing kinds as well as programs.
To make a muscular tissue real lorry, Ford has actually picked technology making use of TI– VCT. As each 2018 Ford Gran Torino, the automobile with stand out kind of engine is provided. The Ford Torino 2018 assistance vehicle drivers complete 29 mpg gallon for midtown location.
The appeal of a muscular tissue vehicle is primarily based on its engine and also the 2017 Ford Torino is going to supply us with an outright monster so it ends up being an affordable design in the market. As the main statistics are still not in, we are basing them on the ones that the Ford Mustang makes which indicates that the Ford Torino could obtain a leading rate of around 170 miles per hour and also a gas economic climate ranking of 15 mpg city/25 mpg hwy.
The basis of the brand-new outside layout for the 2018 Ford Torino rotates around it integrating the epic attributes of the old design and also bringing in some substantial modern-day updates. The vehicle is really fashionable and also has a modern-day appearance yet in truth has a traditional feeling to it as you could truly discover where the old college air of the cars and truck comes from. This is going to assist fit the different attributes that the cars and truck are being upgraded with.
The brand-new Torino bases a whole lot of its brand-new deals on the old as well as famous version a whole lot of it is still upgraded to fit the contemporary times. The vehicle obtains all the brand-new introduced functions like an eight-inch LCD display on the control panel that permits you to manage many of the attributes within the auto. The natural leather treatments, as well as contrastive sewing, do a wonderful task for the appearance of the vehicle while the traveler and also the vehicle driver have sufficient area as well as area throughout the drive.
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The cars and truck are really elegant as well as has a modern-day appearance yet in truth have a traditional feeling to it as you could actually observe where the old college air of the cars and truck comes from. The efficiency of the auto is a crucial aspect as constantly so in order to make the specifications of the 2018 Ford Torino a great deal much better, not just will it showcase some light-weight products to its layout yet will certainly likewise maintain the front end reduced contrasted to the back one. The cars and truck obtain all the brand-new introduced functions like an eight-inch LCD display on the control panel that enables you to manage many of the attributes within the auto.
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Q: Inno Setup - Set Default Component depending on System Language I'm relatively new to InnoSetup so excuse me if I'm missing something.
Situation: My program is organized into selectable components. "Core Component" and "Language Component" (and some other which are irrelevant here). The "Language Component" contains "English", "Spanish", and some more.. The setup is localized in all languages that the components support.
What I'm trying to achieve: When the user has for example a Spanish OS and selects the Spanish language for the setup, I want the "Language Component > Spanish" to be selected automatically BY DEFAULT, but the user still be able to select an other language for my programm even if the setup is in Spanish.
What it does right now: Right now the first language element is selected by default which is "English" as it is the first element. The user has to specifically select "Spanish" or other no matter what language is being used for the setup.
Question: Is it possible to make Inno Setup select or check components depending on the setup locale?
Demo Code:
[Setup]
AppName=My App
AppVersion=1.0
DefaultDirName={pf}\My App

[Components]
Name: "core_files"; Description: "Core Component"; Types: full compact custom; Flags: fixed
Name: "lang_files"; Description: "Language Component"; Types: full compact custom; Flags: fixed
Name: "lang_files\en"; Description: "English"; Flags: exclusive
Name: "lang_files\es"; Description: "Spanish"; Flags: exclusive;

[Files]
;Source: "Files\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Components: game_files
;Source: "Files_EN\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Components: lang_files\en
;Source: "Files_ES\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Components: lang_files\es

[Icons]
Name: "{group}\My Program"; Filename: "{app}\MyProg.exe"

[Languages]
Name: "en"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.isl"
Name: "es"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Languages\Spanish.isl"

Please note:
Using this does not seems to have any effect:
Name: "lang_files\es"; Description: "Spanish"; Languages: es; Flags: exclusive;

Using this is not an option for me, as the user cannot select an other language during installation, the only option for him would be changing the whole setup language if he wants to change my app language.
Source: "Files_ES\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Languages: es; Components: lang_files\es

Conclusion:
I hope there is some way to make this work. I was wondering why setting the language on the "Component" is being ignored or has just no effect but still does not show any errors while compiling. Maybe something like this would be possible in the [Code] section but I don't know anything about Pascal.
Any help or pointing me in the right direction is highly apreciated.
Greetings.

A: SOLUTION: Hello everybody, thanks for the help. With a bit of google, brain and a lot of failed compiles I finally cold hack up some reasonably good looking solution.
Here is the code in case somebody would find it useful:
[Setup]
AppName=My App
AppVersion=1.0
DefaultDirName={pf}\My App

[Types]
Name: "full_en"; Description: "Full installation"; Languages: en;
Name: "full_es"; Description: "Full installation"; Languages: es;
Name: "custom"; Description: "Custom installation"; Flags: iscustom
; Full installation (With all languages)
#define full "full_en full_es"

[Components]
Name: "core_files"; Description: "Core Component"; Types: {#full} custom; Flags: fixed
Name: "lang_files"; Description: "Language Component"; Types: {#full} custom; Flags: fixed
Name: "lang_files\en"; Description: "English"; Types: full_en custom; Flags: exclusive
Name: "lang_files\es"; Description: "Spanish"; Types: full_es custom; Flags: exclusive;

[Files]
;Source: "Files\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Components: game_files
;Source: "Files_EN\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Components: lang_files\en
;Source: "Files_ES\*"; DestDir: "{app}"; Components: lang_files\es

[Icons]
Name: "{group}\My Program"; Filename: "{app}\MyProg.exe"

[Languages]
Name: "en"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.isl"
Name: "es"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Languages\Spanish.isl"

I'm using "Installation Types" to check the languages by default. This solution seems to work quite well for me right and works whichout mayor Pascal coding. As drawback is that it Requires per-language installation types, which can get quite big if you include many languages. I wonder if there is some other more elegand and compact way to do that.
Greetings and thanks for the help!
UPDATED: No pascal scripting involved at all now..
UPDATED 2: Using ISPP to avoid duplication, easier use and better readability using all languages for an element.

A: From this page (http://www.jrsoftware.org/ishelp/index.php?topic=languagessection) I read this information:
"If the ShowLanguageDialog [Setup] section directive is set to yes (the default), a Select Language dialog will be displayed which gives the user an opportunity to override the language Setup chose. On non Unicode Inno Setup languages that can't be displayed properly on the user's system will be hidden. See the [LangOptions] section help topic for details."

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Paul Sigfrid Brundin, född 6 oktober 1924 i Gudmundrå församling, Västernorrlands län, död 18 februari 1974 i Engelbrekts församling, Stockholms län, var en svensk direktör och politiker.

Han var son till affärsföreståndaren Edvard Brundin och Olga Olsson.

Brundin tog en ingenjörsexamen vid Högre tekniska läroverket i Härnösand 1945. Han arbetade vid Turitz & co i Göteborg 1948–1956 och åter från 1957. Han blev disponent vid företaget 1958 och direktör 1961.

Brundin var ordförande för Ungsvenskarnas förbund 1953–1954, vice förbundsordförande för Högerns ungdomsförbund (HUF) 1955–1959 och förbundsordförande för HUF 1959–1961. Han var ledamot av riksdagens första kammare 1967–1970, invald i Göteborgs stads valkrets, samt ledamot av enkammarriksdagen från 1971.

Han hade i sitt första äktenskap med Babro Tistrand döttrarna Ann Brundin och Lena Brundin. I sitt andra äktenskap från 1964 var han gift med radiojournalisten Gertrud Brundin (1937–1982), som var mor till VD:n i Svenskt näringsliv Carola Lemne. De fick tillsammans dottern Erika Brundin (född 1965), ställföreträdande generalsekreterare i Svenska kyrkan.

Paul Brundin är begravd på Skogskyrkogården i Stockholm.

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Svenska ingenjörer under 1900-talet
Personer inom Sveriges näringsliv under 1900-talet
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Gravsatta på Skogskyrkogården i Stockholm
Födda 1924
Avlidna 1974
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