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Q: How to add new html elements inside div tag, on basis of no.of items in list? issue.aspx

Dynamically need to insert new textbox and lable with in new div

Issue.aspx.cs
protected void Button_Grid_DT_Assign_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    //use assigned in selecting issued quantity view
    foreach(var item in StockCode_List)
    {
        model_input_stock.InnerHtml.???
    }
}

Is their any best alternative way, i'm new in ASP.NET??

A: You can add an ASP.net panel inside of your div for first and then inside of your foreach loop initialize a new textbox and add it to your panel:
Textbox txt = new Textbox();
txt.id = "txt1";
Txt.Text = "My Text";
Panel.Controls.Add(txt);

A: Use the following code to do so:
Default.aspx:

   <asp:TextBox ID="txtRows" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
   <asp:Button SkinID="b" ID="btnAddRow" runat="server" Text="Click To Proceed" OnClick="btnAddRow_Click" Width="220px" />
   <asp:GridView SkinID="grv" ID="GridViewProducts" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="False" CellPadding="4" ForeColor="#333333" GridLines="None">
      <AlternatingRowStyle BackColor="White" />
        <Columns>
          <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="SL No.">
            <ItemTemplate>
               <%#Container.DataItemIndex + 1%>
            </ItemTemplate>
          </asp:TemplateField>

          <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="Category">
            <ItemTemplate>
              <asp:DropDownList ID="ddlCategoryID" runat="server" AutoPostBack="True">
              </asp:DropDownList>
            </ItemTemplate>
          </asp:TemplateField>

          <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="Product Name">
            <ItemTemplate>
              <asp:DropDownList ID="ddlItemID" runat="server" AutoPostBack="True">
              </asp:DropDownList>
            </ItemTemplate>
          </asp:TemplateField>

          <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="Quantity">
            <ItemTemplate>
              <asp:TextBox ID="txtQuantity" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
            </ItemTemplate>
          </asp:TemplateField>

          <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="Unit Type">
            <ItemTemplate>
               <asp:DropDownList ID="ddlUnitTypeID" runat="server" AutoPostBack="True">
               </asp:DropDownList>
            </ItemTemplate>
          </asp:TemplateField>

          <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="Description">
            <ItemTemplate>
                <asp:TextBox ID="txtDes" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
            </ItemTemplate>
          </asp:TemplateField>
                </Columns>
     </asp:GridView>

   <asp:Panel ID="Panel1" runat="server" Visible="false">
       <asp:Button ID="btnSave" runat="server" Text="Submit" OnClick="btnSave_Click" />
       <asp:Label ID="lblMsg" runat="server"></asp:Label>
  </asp:Panel>

In the code-behind, Default.aspx.cs:
private void AddRowsToGrid()
{
    List<int> noofRows = new List<int>();

    int noOfInputs = Convert.ToInt32(txtRows.Text);

    for (int i = 0; i < noOfInputs; i++)
    {
       noofRows.Add(i);
    }

    GridViewProducts.DataSource = noofRows;
    GridViewProducts.DataBind();

    if (GridViewProducts.Rows.Count > 0)
    {
       Panel1.Visible = true;
    }
    else
    {
       Panel1.Visible = false;
    }
}

protected void btnAddRow_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
   AddRowsToGrid();
}

Finally you'll have the following output giving input 10:

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John Marckant or Markant (died 12 September 1585) was an English clergyman and author. He was the vicar of Great Clacton in Essex from 1559 until his death. But his fame rests on the claim that he was the author of several poems in The Whole Book of Psalms ('Sternhold and Hopkins').

Family

John Marckant was the son of John Markaunt of Dunham Hall near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, gent., and his wife Elizabeth Colt, daughter of a certain Colt of Colts Hall in Cavendish, Suffolk. There is no obvious place for the poet's mother in the Colt pedigree, but if she was a daughter of this house, then John Marckant was a relative of sir Thomas More, who married Jane Colt, daughter of John Colt (d. 1521) of  Colts Hall (and other places). John Marckant's sister Mary also married a Colt of Cavendish. John Marckant junior married Margaret Tedder, daughter of Griffin Tedder or Tather of Melverley, Shropshire. She was still living in 1595.

In his will, made on 14 September 1583, John Marckant  [Markant] described himself as of the parish of St Giles in Colchester, Essex. But as late as 20 October 1582, he was still living at Stoke-by-Nayland, Essex. His eldest son was Edmund Marckant (b. 7 October 1568), later of Colchester; his younger sons John Markaunt, later also of Colchester, and William, later of Thorington Hall in Essex, were both still under 21. He mentions his daughter Elizabeth, also still under 21 years of age and not yet married. Other daughters are also mentioned but not named', and they are presumably the Margaret who is mentioned in the pedigree as the wife of John Gage of London, and the Sara and 'Syvys', named in the post  mortem of 1595. He named his wife as executor, and his 'cousin', Joseph Scott, as his overseer. The will mentions property in Mildenhall and Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk; Colchester, Kirby-le-Soken and Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex; and in London.

According to a post mortem inquisition held at the Guildhall, London, on 21 February 1595, John Marckant [Markaunt] died on 12 September 1585. The date of the proving of his will is given as 'anno millesimo quingensimo quinto', viz. 12 November 15-5, evidently an error for 1585.

The Clergyman

In 1548, John Marckant [Markaunt] was one of the 11 vicars named in an account of the assets of the College of St Stephen, Westminster, as part of the college's dissolution. As John Merkaunt, he was listed as a late chantry priest of the college in 1554. In the interval, on 6 November 1549, 'John Marcante' was admitted a petty canon at Westminster Cathedral. He was replaced on 22 October 1551.

On 31 August 1559, John Marckant [Joh. Markant] was appointed to the vicarage of Great Clacton in Essex, in the diocese of London. His patron was John Darcy (d. 1581), 2. baron Darcy of Chiche, Essex. Chiche is now St Osyth, about 5 miles west of Clacton.  Marckant remained here till his death in 1585.

On 27 April 1563, John Marckant [Johannes Marcant] was collated to the perpetual vicarage of Wrotham, Kent, in the diocese of Rochester. His patron was Matthew Parker (1504–1575), archbishop of Canterbury. Wrotham was a peculiar of the archbishop, who could appoint whomever he pleased. This may indicate that Parker had a personal interest in Marckant. But Marckant did not stay long (if at all) at Wrotham, for Parker appointed William Cancellor on 28 June 1563. Cancellar was replaced — unwillingly — on 5 August 1568 by Henry Beecher.

On 14 May 1563, John Marckant [Markaunt] was presented by the crown to the vicarage of Shopland, Essex, in the diocese of London. He was collated to the living on 26 May. Marckant resigned the living on 26 September 1569.

In 1566, Markant was appointed to the vicarage of Stoke by Nayland in Suffolk. His patron was Robert Bell. He kept the living till 1583.

The Poet

Marckant is supposed to have been the author of several items in The Whole Book of Psalms, and at least four ballads, only two of which still survive.

The Purgation of Lord Wentworth (1559)

On 28 April 1559, Owen Rogers printed a ballad by John Marckant [Markant] called The Purgation of the Right Honourable Lord Wentworth Concerning the Crime Laid to his Charge. The poem takes the form of a first-person complaint, in which an unidentified speaker defends himself against those who have accused him of some wicked act. But it is easy to supply the missing detail. The speaker is Thomas Wentworth (1525—1584), 2. baron Wentworth, and the crime of which he was accused was treacherously surrendering Calais to the French on 7 January 1558.

The full-title of the poem ends with the phrase : 'Made 10 January anno 1558'. If this phrase refers to the 'making' of the purgation, i.e., 'the act of clearing oneself from an accusation or suspicion of crime or guilt', then the poem may refer to some statement made by Wentworth  a day or two after his capture by the French. If the year 1558 is to be interpreted in terms of the legal calendar, then it could refer to some such statement made a year later.

===The Whole Books of Psalms''''  (1562)===

Several of the items in The Whole Books of Psalms  have the initial 'M' printed next to them, as do some of the hymns which appear in it. John Bale, in his Summarium (1548), a catalogue of British authors, notes that John Mardley wrote translation of 24 psalms and some hymns; and Mardley was supposed for a long time to have been the poet represented by the letter 'M'. Then, in 1863, after a visit to the library of the British Museum, now the British Library, N. Livingston reported in the journal Notes and Queries that he had seen a copy of the 1565 edition of The Whole Book of Psalms in which the name 'Marckant' was 'attached' to the hymn 'of Lamentation', viz. 'The Lamentation of a Sinner'. In a copy of the 1606 edition, the name was 'changed' to Market. The editor of the journal, W. J. Thoms, added a note saying that he had checked Livingston's statements and found them to be true. However, neither Livingston nor Thoms say whether the name so 'attached' and 'changed' was printed or written as a marginal comment by some reader. Nor does the name Marckant appear in the British Library copy of the 1565 edition as Livingstone claimed, which was used to make the facsimile by Early English Books Online.

With Speed Return to God (1564/65)

In late 1564, or very early 1565, William Pickering paid for his licence to print 'A New Year's Gift, entitled : With Speed Return to God' by John Marckant [Markant]. The work is lost, but it is no doubt a ballad or short pamphlet.

Of Dice, Wine, and Women (1565 & 1571)

Sometime shortly after 22 July 1565, William Griffith paid for a licence to print a ballad called A Notable Instruction for All Men to Beware the Abuses of Dice, Wine, and Women. No author was mentioned. Presumably Griffiths printed it that, and in 1571, he printed it again, with author named, apparently, as John Marckant. A single copy survives at St John's College, Oxford. It is not available through Early English Books Online nor through the English Broadside Ballad Archive. Some lines are quoted by Cooper's article for the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography''.

'Verses to Diverse Good Purposes' (1580)

On 2 or 3 November 1580, Thomas Purfoot paid for his licence to print 'verses to diverse good purposes' by John Marckant [Merquaunt]. Whether this is one work or several is not clear. Whatever it was, it is now lost.

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Donbalon's arena is a vertical structure with various obstacles on the way up. The goal is to keep throwing Donbalon upwards past these obstacles and to the top, where he is popped by the sharp teeth of the face at the top.
His themes are called "Drifting Donbalon".
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A chameleon with no legs, sporting a waistcoat, magician's cape and top-hat, topped off with a black and white magician's wand. Chamelan's definitely one of the sharpest dressed Nightmaren you encounter.
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The surrounding world not shared by citizens Dvorichchiathe world of gods and human world. Heroes of their myths and gods lived near the normalmortal. Each thing or phenomenon had its spirit or patron. Sumerians Worshipped by more than 2 000 different gods. Why weremuch more than in Egypt? Because each urban resident to elect a godonly to defend it. According to concepts of Sumer, first there was initialocean from which were born of heaven god Anu and the goddess of the earth Кі.From their marriage were born the sun god UtuGodWisdom EnkiGod of the month Nunnet al.
In the high respect in Sumer was the creatorUniverse FLOODSWho taught the people cultivate the land andpasture, and the goddess of love Inanna (Later – Ishtar). they not only worship but also sacrificed andbuilt temples. Myths and religious ideas Sumerians most clearly reflectedin the era of Gilgamesh.
Epic of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh -legendary king of Sumer city-states Uruk. Aboutit tells the adventures of one of the oldest poems - "Legend of Gilgamesh. it is written on twelve clay tabletswhich was found during excavations of the capital of Assyria - the city Nineveh.In the poem describes how the actual events and fictional. Gilgamesh – two-thirds god and one – man. So he was always lonely and did not know whereput extraordinary strength. He wanted to dig the mountains, rivers flow backback to build a tower of clouds and lightning many things that is beyond human beings.The people suffered from his tricks from his troubled heart. Complainedresidents Uruk gods for their hard fate.
Gilgamesh (With Schumer. - Ancestors - the hero, with Akkad.- The one that is seen) - 1. The legendary king Uruk(Keen, XXVII - beg. XXVI century BC.). Known as a builder of fortificationsUruk. 2. Mythical hero, god of justice, otherworldly court;hero of the epic Gilgamesh.
I decided to test the power of the gods Gilgamesh.And sent against He mighty Enkidu – napivzvira, Napivlyudynu. Both characters come into the fight,but endowed with the same force could not overcome each other. Then they entered into between the friendship and everlasting covenant.Podruzhyvshys, both heroes have made many exploits.
Decided Gilgamesh and Enkidu free from captivity goddess of love Ishtar. They journeyed to a distant country, the mountains covered withcedar forest. A forest guard scary monster Humbaba Gilgamesh and Enkidu enter intobattle with Humbaboyu and kill him.
Goddess Ishtar falls in love Gilgamesh. But that does not meet its love. Offended and angry Ishtarasks his father, the god of heaven Come, take revenge heroes. And createdAnu terrible god of the heavenly bull and sent it to Uruk.One breath just a few people burning bull. Yet the characters are killed andthis fine bull.
Soon after the victory Enkidu sick and died. Gilgameshbitterly mourned the death of his friend.
It looks like a stain, coat disrupted.
Depressed fear of death, Gilgamesh leaving no grass lookdeath. At it again waited dangerous adventure and travel. Having won allobstacles, he found himself on the ocean Death. Here GilgameshMet carrier, whose name was Urshanabi. With itswith the king got to the other side of the ocean, where he met an immortal god Utnapipityma. Hero asked him the secret of eternallife. Utnapipitym told Hilhamehlu,how he managed to escape during the flood, organized by angrygods and obtain immortality.
He also informed about the amazing plants on the ocean floor,which could restore youth. Then Gilgameshtied to the feet of stone and dived into the water. He managed to get the plant. And when,seemed goal has been achieved, and the secret exposed, in the way King wassnake. She stole a magic plant, and now could rejuvenate itself by droppingskin. A Gilgamesh understand that people are doomed totime to grow old and die. He wept, returning to his native home. Andwhen Gilgamesh saw a great city built by him UrukHeard velychalni songs that sounded in his honor, hesaid to himself: "I am life without flowers will stay in people's memory forever."
Poem ends conversation Gilgameshwith the spirit of her deceased second Enkidu.
У Babylonians among many gods had main Marduk.According to myths Babylonians, he created the Earth. And it happened in the battle with the goddess Tiammat. At first he ozbroyivsya 15 lights and caused7 typhoons. Having collected them, he rode his chariot and ran towards danger. Marduk killed Tiammat and divided itbody in two, creating one Earth and Sky. Then he created the starspopulated planet and people.
Along with Marduk in Babylonrespect Ishtar (Inannu).She was the goddess of sorrow and beautiful goddess of love. Winadherence Ishtar was not easy. She oftenobrazhalasya and persecuted those who offended her. According to the Babylonians, Ishtar people watched as the planet Venus. Thisstar was the symbol of the goddess Ishtar. When she performedas a goddess of war, its symbol was a lion. Myths also tell thatlosing in a fight her sister, the queen of the world dead Ishtarhad to give her own head. But she told her husband DumuziThat he gave his head. Therefore it was consideredcruel goddess.
Persians worshiped many gods. Priests offered sacrifice to themdifferent animals. But then, during the reign of Cyrus II the Great, the Persiansformed a new religion - Zoroastrianism, in which the main gods were Anhra-Maynyu and Ahuramazda (translated from the Persian - "wiseLords). The founder of this religion was the prophet Zoroaster.According to legend, when he turned 30, he saw a God whospoke about the eternal struggle between good and evil and eternal life for the righteous man.Then he began to preach a new religion. Gradually Zoroastrianismspread in the Persian Empire, and the Zoroaster wasperson of influence at the court of the king.
Jews initially, as well asEgyptians, Sumerians and Babylonians, had many gods. In pre BCthey went to worship one God - Yahweh (Jehovah).This religion was called Judaism. Observant Jews regarded themselves as God's representatives.They strictly followed in ancient times and still follow the commandments (rules)that define Jewish life. Basic Judaism in the 10 commandments, which,Jewish belief, God had written in stone (tablets) and kept in ark (Trunks) in Jerusalem. These commandments: "Honorparents "," thou shalt not kill "," Do not steal, "" Pray not to idols, "do not recall the name of godunnecessarily "," do not work on Saturday and others.
For business correspondence, required a simple and cheapmaterial. But the rush on the banks of the Euphrates and Tiger is growing up. Residents Dvorichchialearned to write a sharp stick to small plates of damp clay. Ifdocument was important, the table was dried in the sun or fired. Thereafterit can be stored for very long. Many of these tablets survived to the presentdays.
Descendants of several shims. It marked or a warehouse, orwhole word, like Egyptian hieroglyphics. Overall they produced about a thousandsuch signs. Originating in South biennium, cuneiform quickly spreadFront among the nations of Asia. Cuneiform signs have been read equally by anyliterate person - n't, akkadtsem, Hittites, Assyrians, Elamites orPersians.
Learning to read and write in the biennium was no lessdifficult than in Egypt. Here there were schools for children, where trainedofficials-secretaries. Schools were called "houses of tablets. He headed the schooldirector, who was called the "father of home plate. Students were called "sonshome plate, and assistant teacher - "Big Brother". Big Brotherproduced tablets sample, which then rewrote students. He reviewed the writtentask and forced to tell students studied their lessons.
To school recorded 5-7-year-olds, mainlyboys. By teaching parents brought charges, not counting the extra gifts.
Student Life was not paradise. Lessons were heldand continued daily from east to west. Students sat on mats,outspread on the clay floor. "School supplies" only consisted of lumpsclay, water bowls and chopsticks for painting.
Class does not exist, junior and senior students learn together.In one school children enrolled 20-30.
Junior learned to mash and sculpt clay tablets.Senior rewrote the words. Errors washed with water. The eldest rewrote the mythsand legends, works of Christmas stars and math, the laws of kings.
We had to learn in school in different ways. Some assimilated materialwell, others carelessly. Not quite talented and lazy students were punished. For this, theschool held a special guard, who was called - "whip holder" or"Armed with a cudgel.
Training at school most students finished in 20-25-year-oldage. Graduates of schools appointed to lucrative positions: officer, clerk,warlord, tax collector and so on.
The greatest success has been achieved by residents in second anniversarymathematics and astronomy. Day they divided into twenty-four hours ahour for 60 minutes and one minute - 60 seconds.
The Babylonians knew four basic arithmetic and leftwe multiplication and division from 1 to 180 000, which is widelyused in everyday life. The Babylonians were known theoremlater was called the Pythagorean theorem.
In the biennium created the calendar that got spreadCutting across Asia. Year divided by twelve months, each of themit consisted of 29, then 30 days, so that year was 354 days. Errorcompared with the solar year vypravlyalasya introduction leap year, whichnot composed of twelve and thirteen of months.
Already long ago people began to observe the second anniversary sky.Babel priests created a star map. It has been marked all of heavenbody visible to the simple eye. Then it was found twelve signssign (Aries, Taurus, Virgo, Scorpio, etc.).. Priests were able to predict solarand lunar eclipses.
Earth uyavlyalasya flat platesfloating in the ocean. At the top of its cover transparencyryy cover the sky, through which move the stars. The Babylonians believed that the starsaffect the fate of people and nations. ThereforeHaving the second anniversaryare widely practiced divination bystars. People who engaged in suchfortune tozyvalysya astrologers (Fromaster» – star).
Some accomplishments achieved in the second anniversary of medicine. Doctorsdivided by physicians and surgeons. It was believed that the cause of disease issettling in the human evil spirit, demon of disease. Therefore practitionerhad to kick them out through incantation, prayer, witchcraft, burnedwitch figurines and more. Medicines produced from plants: tinctures, ointments, powders.
Babel surgeons were able to do complex operations on the eye.And in case of failure of expected severe punishment (chopped brushhand).
Culture of Ancient Dvorichchia had great influenceneighboring peoples and countries. Many cultural achievements, which usesmodern humanity, in rudimentary form was already known to Sumerians, akkadtsam and Babylonians. They referred to these achievementsother peoples who developed them further.
War and destroyed the most deadly time of architecturalDvorichchia monuments. Besides the basic building blocks of Sumer, akkadtsiv and Babylonians was neobpalena brick, unfortunately,durable. Temples and palaces built on artificial increase to save themfrom flooding.
Each building, housing, temples, palaces, massive walls ofbattlements and towers were a kind of fortress, as had alwaysdefend themselves from enemies. The buildings have a square or rectangular shape. Outside inThey had no windows, doors only. An example is The Palace Sargon II in Dur-Sharrukeni. Hestood on a high rectangular bulk earthen platform. There were the samebanity defense, as in ants. In the center of the palace - a large yard. Left ofit housed the living quarters directly - holidays, right - economically.Each of these three parts was smaller than the central courtyards, located almostchaotic.
Unlike the Sumerians and Babylonians, Assyrians builttheir temples of stone and decorated with sculptures and reliefs of whichdepicting scenes of hunting and military exploits of kings. Particularly striking wereIn animals Novovavylonskomu kingdom artists refusedfrom traditional subjects and have achieved excellence in ornamental buildingsornaments.
Already on images Sumerian craftsmen can be seenbrass, percussion and string instruments. The most common was, apparently, harp.There was even a special "House of Music, where townspeople gathered in orderto enjoy playing virtuoso musicians.
On the second anniversary of the appearance in this art form showscuneiform tablet from the ancient city Uharyt,which was written in Assyrian music songs. It is the oldest knownscientist, recorded music, which almost 1500 years older thanPapyrus of notes from Greece.
1. In religions which existed only people Dvorichchia god?
2. What differed Temples of Ancient Egypt and the second anniversary?
3. What Sumerian cuneiform differed from Persia?
4. Imagine yourself a student of Sumerian and describe her? Schoolday.
5. What are the scientific achievements of the people second anniversary, youopinion, the most important for mankind?
6. Why Gilgamesh decidedreveal the secret of eternal life?
Ancient Egypt. Phoenicia and the Hebrew kingdom at the XIII - VIII century. BC. e.
India and China in the third - the second millennium BC. e.
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Q: adapter.notifyDataSetChange() not updating the listview after returning from another activity I have two Activities: 1. contains the listview (Activity1), 2. details of each row in the listview (Activity2).
When the user clicks on any row of the listview in Activity1, its respective details get displayed in Activity2 i.e. Activity2 is started. When the user edits some details in Activity2, all changes are saved to the server and when I return to Activity1 I am fetching the new(updated) list from the server and want to update the UI (listview) of Activity1. But this does not happen. I am doing the following to update the listview:
@Override
protected void onStart() {
    super.onStart();
    Toast.makeText(this, "onStart", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
    PetService petService = FactoryMaker.getFactory(AppConstants.PET_SERVICE).getPetServiceImpl(AppConstants.PARSE_IMPL, this);
    //pets = petService.getPetList();
    //adapter = new PetListArrayAdapter(getApplicationContext(),R.layout.pet_list_item, pets);
    //petListView.setAdapter(adapter);

    pets = petService.getPetList();
    adapter.clear();
    adapter.addAll(pets);
    adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();

    if(pets.size()>0) {
        retrieve.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
    }else{
        retrieve.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
    }
}

However if I set the adapter again(like the three lines I commented out), the listview gets updated as required but with notifyDataSetChanged(), its not working. I have followed all the questions for this problem but nothing seems to work. My adapter extends from ArrayAdapter. Please help!
My adapter implementation:
public class PetListArrayAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<Pet> {

     private final String TAG="PetListArrayAdapter";

     private List<Pet> pets = null;
     private Context applicationContext =null;

     public PetListArrayAdapter(Context context, int resource, List<Pet> petList) {
          super(context, resource, petList);
          pets = petList;
          applicationContext = context;
     }

     @Override
     public int getCount(){
          int size = 0;
          if(pets!=null) {
             size = pets.size();
          }
          return size+1;
     }

     @Override
     public int getItemViewType(int position) {
          return (position == 0) ? 0 : 1;
     }

     @Override
     public int getViewTypeCount() {
          return 2;
     }

     @Override
     public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent)  {
         Log.d(TAG, "getView for position" + position);
         int type = getItemViewType(position);
         LayoutInflater inflater = (LayoutInflater) getContext().getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE);
         if(convertView==null) {
              if(type==1) {
                  convertView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.pet_list_item, null);
                  TextView t = (TextView)convertView.findViewById(R.id.petName);
                  final Pet pet = pets.get(position-1);
                  Log.d(TAG, "pet:" + pet);
                  t.setText(pet.getName());

                  ImageView petImage =(ImageView)convertView.findViewById(R.id.petImage);

                  String imageUrl = pet.getThumbnailUrl();
                  //if(petImage.getDrawable()==null) {
                  if (imageUrl != null) {
                       Log.d(TAG, "Loading Image for position" + position);
                       new ImageDownloader(petImage).execute(imageUrl);
                  }
             /*}else{
             Log.d(TAG, "Image present for position" + position);
             }*/
          }else if (type==0){
               convertView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.add_pet, null);
          }
       }

       return convertView;
   }
}

A: Try
pets.clear();
pets.addAll(petService.getPetList());
adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();

I guess the adapter list looses its link to the actual list.

A: Add your fetching code in on resume
@Override
    protected void onResume() {
        super.onResume();

        pets = petService.getPetList();
        adapter.clear();
        adapter.addAll(pets);
        adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();

        if(pets.size()>0) {
            retrieve.setVisibility(View.INVISIBLE);
        }else{
            retrieve.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE);
        }
    }

A: *

*First of, Start Activity2 using the startActivityForResult(intent,requesCode) instead of the startActivity(intent) method.

*Override/implement the onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) of Activity1 and execute these codes. This will ensure that onBackPressed your list gets updated
pets.clear();
pets.addAll(petService.getPetList());
adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();
so your  codes will look like
@Override
protected void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
    super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
    //...some codes

    pets.clear();
    pets.addAll(petService.getPetList());
    adapter.notifyDataSetChanged();

}

A:
I tested with this adapter and it works on my side. However,
I did not have images attached but it should be working fine.
public class CustomArrayAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<Pet> {
    private final String TAG = "PetListArrayAdapter";

    private List<Pet> pets = null;

    public CustomArrayAdapter(Context context, List<Pet> petList) {
         super(context, 0, petList);
         pets = petList;
    }

    @Override
    public int getCount() {
        int size = 0;
        if (pets != null) {
            size = pets.size() + 1;
        }
        return size;
    }

    @Override
    public int getItemViewType(int position) {
         return (position == 0) ? 0 : 1;
    }

    @Override
    public int getViewTypeCount() {
         return 2;
    }

    @Override
    public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
         Log.d(TAG, "getView for position" + position);
         ViewHolder holder;
         int type = getItemViewType(position);
         LayoutInflater inflater = LayoutInflater.from(getContext());
         if (convertView == null) {
             holder = new ViewHolder();
             if (type == 1) {
                 convertView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.list_item_layout, null);
                 holder.tvName = (TextView) convertView.findViewById(R.id.tv_name);
                 holder.tvDescription = (TextView) convertView.findViewById(R.id.tv_descriotion);
                 final Pet pet = pets.get(position - 1);
                 Log.d(TAG, "pet:" + pet);

                convertView.setTag(holder);
             } else if (type == 0) {
                  convertView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.list_add_layout, null);
                  holder.tvName = (TextView) convertView.findViewById(R.id.tv_add);
             }
        } else {
             holder = (ViewHolder) convertView.getTag();
        }
        if (holder != null) {
             if (type == 1) {
                 holder.tvName.setText(pets.get(position - 1).getName());
                 if (holder.tvDescription != null) {
                    holder.tvDescription.setText(pets.get(position - 1).getDescription());
                 }
             } else if (type == 0) {
                 holder.tvName.setText("Add new pet");
             }
         }

         return convertView;
     }
     static class ViewHolder {
         TextView tvName;
         TextView tvDescription;
     }
 }

I must add that you need to have a proper holder to handle the add pet layout and
the layout for pets. What I added here it is just a starting point for you.
I would create base holder containing one textview or nothing and use specific holders for specific types and you cast to the right holder whenever it is type 1 or 0.


to reach out to the Spring Hill community. Paul has served the Presbyterian Church of Australia in a number of parishes and upholds the principles and practices of Biblical theologies.
The Elders are men and women of the congregation chosen for the role and they assist the Minister with the spiritual wellbeing of the St Paul's community. Together they form the Kirk Session.
The ladies of the Pastorium complement the work of the Session with a specific focus on pastoral care and the nurture of members of the congregation.
Several times during the year on a Sunday evening, the Pastorium arranges a Café Church on St Paul's where we share a meal at 5 pm in the hall before an informal service at 6:30 pm.
Some of the Ministry Team visit our members who are unable to come to worship, and they share Prayer and Communion with them during these home visits.
We seek to provide for our young people suitable programs that encourage them to learn about and be nurtured by the teachings of the Bible; to grow in grace and faith as they mature and as they establish themselves personally and professionally in our busy and ever-changing world.
St Paul's Youth meets every Sunday morning with the exception of school holidays. The children and young people sit with their families during the first part of the 9.30am worship service. Part way through the service, they move to the adjacent church hall with their teachers for fun activities and Bible learning time. During school holidays, the service includes a talk especially geared for children.
Activity bags for children of different ages can be borrowed from the church porch for use during worship if the young ones become restless.
Some of our young adults are part of the Future Directions Group.
The Presbyterian Church of Queensland is committed to the safety and holistic wellbeing of all children and young people involved in its events. To ensure that children and young people are kept safe from harm, Presbyterian Church of Qld staff and volunteers are required to hold a current blue card, agree to adhere to a Code of Conduct when working with children and to undergo training in child safety.
We delight in welcoming newcomers and visitors to St Paul's. Whether you are searching for God and a faith community or just visiting our city, everyone is welcomed and we love the opportunity to meet and greet you.
St Paul's Care Group, as part of the Pastorium's ministry provides practical help and comfort to members who are in need of prayer, emotional support or practical assistance.
Our care and concern goes beyond our own community in various ways. We provide financial and prayer support for those involved in Mission and Outreach and participate in projects supporting local and overseas causes.
We support a missionary family working with Interserve and provide both prayer and financial support to this important field work.
Each year a particular are of need is chosen. The Presbyterian Inland Mission is our special focus for 2019. We support this important work in prayer and by our monetary contributions to assist the Patrols across this vast state.
The Special Care Nursery of the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital receives from St Paul's each year donations of particular handmade items for tiny babies in hospital – e.g. bonnets, booties, wraps, peanut pillows, cushioned supports for medical tubes, humidicrib arm cuffs – all lovingly sewn, crocheted or knitted by ladies of the church and their friends. These are presented at worship for dedication before being delivered to the Nursery. This is love in action and these gifts are of special comfort to the babies' parents as they cope with this time of distress or concern.
Hummingbird House was chosen as the focus for 2017 and 2018. It is Qld's only hospice for children with life-limiting conditions and was opened in 2016. It provides specialised care and services in a fresh and inviting space with areas of accommodation for both the child and their family.
For 2016 it was Mummy's Wish – a charity supporting cancer-suffering Mums with children aged twelve years or younger.
Rural Fire Services was our focus in 2015. Other past projects have included Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital in Ethiopia, the Royal Flying Doctor Service, Mercy Ships, Presbyterian Inland Mission, Fire and Rescue Services, Operation Christmas Child.


Your analytics are only as good as the data you're tracking. And deciding what to track is the hardest part about making your data useful. It's overwhelming to create a tracking plan from scratch, so this article will give you a head start.
After discussing with hundreds of customers, reviewing best practices across all our partners, and some good ol' trial and error, we've revamped Segment's own tracking plan. We're sharing it with you today, so you can use it as a reference.
You should keep a few things in mind as you start building your tracking plan.
It's all about the funnel. How do people discover, start using, and pay for your product? What are the most important steps along the way? These are the crucial events you want to capture.
Less is more. Track only the events you will use to make decisions, only the most essential pieces of information. Start with three. Seriously, three. Only add more later.
Get organized. Pick a convention for naming your events and properties. Your eyes, brain, and new team members will thank you later.
In our own tracking plan template, (you can see it in a Google Sheet here), we have a column called "Why?". In the "why" column we explain the purpose for tracking each event, which forces us to focus on what's most important and leave out extraneous data that's not critical to our business. We'd suggest you do the same! We actually borrowed this idea from you, our customers!
Protip. We're sticklers for formatting and consistency over here, so any new person on the team can easily search for and add new events. We suggest naming all your events with past tense verbs and capitalized letters, ex: Signed Up. Name properties in camelcase (lowercaseCapital form) for easy reading, ex: userLogin.
Learn more. If you have any questions or want to discuss tracking best practices with a live human, I'm going over all these tips in a webinar with KISSmetrics tomorrow at 10:00 AM PT. Sign up here.
Alright, let's dig into why and how we track each of these events.
The Signed Up event is the key metric for Design to see how the site is converting and for Marketing to measure campaigns. It's a user's first baby step of commitment.
We differentiate organic signups and invited signups, so we can understand organic website conversion separately from internal team sharing. To distinguish between organic and invited signups we use an event property called type. We also use automatically recorded UTM parameters to differentiate users that come through paid campaigns like Adwords.
This is it folks. This is the crux of whether or not people are using our product. Have they integrated? Are they sending data? How much? To which partner integrations? Via which methods? From which libraries and platforms? It all goes here.
With this paramount event, we can measure which integrations and libraries are the most popular, bill folks according to their usage, understand how much data we're processing, and measure our active users.
The tricky thing with this event is that it's unique per project, but everything else is tracked per user. So we record a Sent Project Data event once a day, for each user, for every project they're connected with that had data sent. For example, a user might be an owner or collaborator on 3 projects that sent data today, in which case we'll send 3 Sent Project Data events, one for each of those projects.
This is a server-side event. Learn more about server vs. client side events here.
We offer a 14 day free trial, so it's important for us to capture when people actually start a plan and enter a credit card. This is the final step of the activation process.
This event should only be triggered when we immediately start billing them: credit card, plan, everything is set up. This is a server-side event as well.
Phew! That's our three core funnel events. These are the most essential events to help us determine the health of our business.
If you're just getting started, we recommend you check out our template for a basic tracking plan here. Like I said before, start with three core events.
If you're an analytics wizard, read on. We're a data company, so we couldn't help but identify a few more events that help us make better decisions.
In addition to our core funnel, we've started tracking a few additional events to help us inspect user behavior around the edges of the core funnel.
Created Organization – Most of our revenue comes from organizations that use Segment, so it's important for us to know when someone levels up from a personal account to an organization account.
Invited User – When users invite more people to their organization, it's a good indicator that they're engaged and serious about using the product. This helps us measure growth within organizations.
Enabled Integration – Turning on an integration is a key engagement metric.
Disabled Integration – We also want to know which integrations people are turning off, experimentation with different tools is positive engagement.
Debugger Call Expanded – When we see that a certain customer has used the live event stream feature a number of times, we reach out to see if we can help them debug.
Created Ticket – How is our support doing? How many users contact support during or after the setup process? This event helps us measure our setup guide and documentation quality as well.
Using Segment track calls you can easily capture interactions people take on your site. But you really want to tie this information to two other pieces of the puzzle: who is taking the action and where they are when they do it. That's where our identify and page methods come into play.
Take a look here to learn about all of our methods.
Note: The Segment page method also collects the page title, url, path, referrer, search and campaign (UTM parameters) automatically.
If you want all of this in a handy Google Doc, we've got you covered.
If you want to learn more, join the KISSmetrics webinar I'll be leading tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. PT. Sign up here.
And remember, if you have any tracking questions or thoughts on our plan, don't hesitate to contact us.


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Matteo Nunziati
A list about the best interior designers of Milan wouldn't be complete without the name of Matteo Nunziati in it. Born in Bologna in 1972 he's currently considered one of the most influential designers and architects that the industry has ever seen. His career started in 200 when he opened his own interior design studio in Milan and since then in his projects, he's managed to project the excellence of the Made in Italy design, basing his style in this sense and providing his clients with the best luxury furniture and finishes à l'Italiana. Matteo Nunziati has been handling Luxury hotels, Residences, Wellness Centres, and Spas. One of the main highlights of his career has to do with his take on the Trump Towers which earned him many compliments from the current POTUS himself.
Park Associati is an architecture firm created in Milan in 2000 by Filippo Pagliani and Michele Rossi. Since its creation, this firm has been focusing on giving each of their architectural projects a whole new shape either being a remodelling or a completely new concept. Whenever they tackle a new project they focus on the creation of geometrical constructions, improving the conditions (especially when it comes to illumination and energy saving) and adapting the project to its surrounding area. Among one of the most famous projects Park Associati has done, we can definitely point to the redesign of the Engie Headquarters building in the Bicocca district which turned the building and its surrounding area into one of the most attractive for new service industries and offices of major corporations.
Marco Piva is another top reference when it comes to Milanese architecture, interior design and product conceptions. After leading the establishment of Studiodada Associates (one of the most representative companies of the period of Radical Design) the architect opened his studio during the 80s and since then, this firm has been known for handling projects mainly in the areas of architectural interior design, as well as industrial design. Seen as this is a company that has had many projects worldwide, Marco Piva has a careful approach to his design projects, by studying and creating design solutions defined as having compositional sobriety and stylistic freedom, adapting to the culture of the project at stake. Within Italy, he's known for his work in the Hotel Excelsior Gallia.
Alfonso Femia
Alfonso Femia first created the 5+1 agency in 1995, a company which evolved into 5+1AA in 2005, and that would eventually be known as Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia. Having a business that has expanded to Genoa, Milan and Paris, Alfonso has been tackling his architectural projects with the aid of a multidisciplinary team, inspired by the main features of these three locations. This company's architectural style is heavily driven by the "perception and the transformation of reality" which can be seen in the many projects that Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia have tackled in their projects, like, for example, the Dallara Academy at Varano de' Melegari, Parma, Italy.
Michelle de Lucchi
Born in 1951 in Ferrara, Michelle de Lucchi began taking his steps in the architecture area after his graduation in architecture in Florence. He's also known for being a weigh figure during the period of radical and experimental architecture, having been the designer behind the conception of bespoke furniture pieces for many well known Italian and European companies. Aside from furniture conception, he was also credited for his restored buildings, as well as in the conception of many architectural projects for private and public clients. His architectural style, be it a huge building, or simple wooden house definitely shows De Lucchi's tendency in his work of finding what he calls the "essentiality of the architectural style".
Matteo Thun
Ludovica+Roberto Palomba
Ludovica and Roberto Palomba are often referred to as "the golden couple of Italian design" and with a career such as theirs, it's no wonder. After setting their own studio in Milan in 1994 their career has been through several stages, among them architectural planning, interior design, and partnerships as product designers and art directors. Their partnerships with Foscarini and Poltrona Frau are some of the highlights of their career, which has counted with prestige awards such as the Compasso D'Oro, the Red Dot Award, the Design Plus Award, as well as the Product Innovation Award. When they're taking on a new project they aim to search for essence above all. They take a lot of inspiration from the concept of balance of oriental heritage as well as a little touch from the Nordic style. They always strive to acquire an aesthetic result mixed with a space that allows for the well-being of clients.
Fabio Novembre earned his degree as an architect in 1992, the year in which one of the references of contemporary Italian design. Since he began his career he became notorious for his take on restaurants, dance clubs and shops either in Italy or abroad. He also manages to have a unique and provocative design in his furniture conceptions as we can see by unique looking pieces such as the Org table, the Adaptation sofas and armchairs, the And sofa, and the carpets Mino and Pure Italy. Above all Novembre is known for trying to make a statement with every piece he produces.
Paola Navone was born in 1950 in Turin, but despite that Milan ended up becoming her home. After working with Alessandro Mendini, Ettore Sottsass and Andrea Branzi in the Alchinia group during the 70s and 80s, she definitely managed to launch herself in the market as an architect, a designer, an art director and an interior designer. She's had cooperations with names such as Armani Casa, Alessi, Casamilano, Knoll International, Molteni, and Poliform, and has been graced with awards such as "Designer of the Year" attributed by the German magazine Architektur & Wohnen. Her design style has been very focused on the styles from nay distinct cultures between East and West as well as a deep appreciation for several styles of design and craftsmanship.
Laura Pozzi
Laura Pozzi created Laura Pozzi Studio in 2003, a business focused in styling, interior design, set-design and photo production. Laura herself has the role of stylist, creative director and executive producer in an interior design firm currently located in Follina, Treviso and in Milan. Aside from being the author of two books about Finnish decorations, she's taken her 19-year-old career to the max, by mixing her visual moods of design, architecture and styling into each of her new projects. Her take on projects centres essentially around three main keywords: colours, emotions and simplicity.
Studio Peregalli
Atelier Biagetti
Born in Pordenone in 1980, Cristina Celestino worked in several areas of architecture, before finally focusing her attention to interior architecture and design. With that, she moved to Milan in 2009 where she created "Attico", her own design brand which mainly focused on the conception of lamps and furnishings production. Among other relevant highlights of her career, we can point to her part in Salone Satellite in 2012 as well as her design of "The Happy Room" for Fendi in 2016. Her style is heavily based on observation and research, mixing in old and new and exploring many variations between scale and small inventions with the purpose of creating new messages and meanings.
Giulio Cappellini is often referred to as an emblematic figure in the design panorama as a whole. Born in 1954, he was deeply involved with design since childhood thanks to his family business. After graduating in Architecture he immediately launched himself in the family business as well as other international prestige brands. He's had many cooperations with other prestige names such as Jasper Morrison, Marc Newson, Marcel Wanders, the Bouroullec and Nendo brothers. His design style is definitely fitting with the modern trends as we can see from products such as the Mill sofa (a chair inspired by the contemporary needs of the Millennials), the Bong and Gong tables as well as the Break table series.
Last but definitely not least we have Stefano Giovannoni, born in La Spezia in 1954 and a person who definitely made a career as an architect and designer. During the 80s he King-Kong Production Group along with Guido Venturini. Currently living and working in Milan these days he works as an industrial and interior designer and architect, specializing in plastic products. He's done several projects for brands such as Alessi, Fiat, Mooi, Nestlé, Helit, Henkel, and more. Among some of his most famous projects, we can point to "Girotondo" in 1989 (along with Guido Venturini) and in 1993 the first transparent objects in plastic from the "Family Follows Fiction" series. He's known for embodying a very complex system of what he calls 'affective codes' in his projects.
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Beaulieu Vineyard(R) Releases 70th Vintage of Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
By: Beaulieu Vineyard via PR Newswire
September 16, 2009 at 08:00 AM EDT
NAPA, Calif., Sept. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- In 1936 Georges and Fernande de Latour, founders of Beaulieu Vineyard, harvested the grapes that became the inaugural vintage of Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet, Napa's Benchmark Cabernet. Throughout the years, Beaulieu Vineyard has continued to foster and use the same remarkable, heirloom vineyards and handcrafted techniques that made this wine one of the most collected Cabernets. Today, Beaulieu Vineyard is releasing the 70th Anniversary vintage of this American Classic, the 2006 Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon (SRP $110).
"Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon remains the ultimate artistic expression of Cabernet Sauvignon at BV and sets the standard for great California wines," said Jeffrey Stambor, BV Winemaker. "This wine was first created in 1936 to honor founder Georges de Latour, and with each release we commemorate his vision and passion for excellence."
Since its beginning, Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon has been sourced from the famed vineyards, BV Ranch #1 and BV Ranch #2. The first and second vineyards the de Latours purchased, these legendary vineyards help develop complex flavors because of their optimal location on the Rutherford Bench.
With the 2006 vintage the BV winemaking team, led by Stambor, has continued its tradition of innovation. Experimentations with small lot fermentation, a portion of which is executed in-barrel, during the 2006 vintage led to the creation of the Georges de Latour Private Reserve Winery. Opened in time for the 2008 harvest, the Georges de Latour Private Reserve Winery is a self-contained, state-of-the-art winemaking facility dedicated solely to the production of BV's flagship wine, Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. The new winery allows even greater focus and attention on quality for a wine that has long set the standard for Napa Valley.
"I've always said our legendary vineyards are my first love," Stambor continued, "but having a brand new state-of-the-art winery is a dream come true for a winemaker. This facility helps me achieve complex, yet balanced wines that reflect the true character of our renowned vineyards."
Beaulieu Vineyard 2006 Georges de Latour Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon will be available at fine wine shops across the country and online at www.BVwines.com.
About Beaulieu Vineyard
Beaulieu Vineyard wine is produced by Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines (DC&E), part of Diageo (Dee-AH-Gee-O); the world's leading premium drinks business. DC&E produces and markets premium wines from around the globe including Napa Valley, Sonoma, the California Central Coast, Washington, France, New Zealand and Australia. Brands include: Sterling Vineyards, Sterling Vintner's Collection, Chalone Vineyard, Acacia Vineyard, Edna Valley Vineyard and Provenance Vineyards as well as the French wines of Barton & Guestier. DC&E is also a leading importer of classified Bordeaux and Burgundy estate-bottled wines and F.E. Trimbach.
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UK faith leaders urge Prime Minister to act on her duty to deliver SDGs
Posted on 19 November 2018 by Gwen Mtambirwa — 3 Comments ↓
To read the 'Keeping Faith in Faith Leaders' report which will form part of a piece of research presented at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women please click here.
'We believe that by working together we can build a future that is fair and just for all people, and a resilient and sustainable UK'
To mark the end of UK Inter Faith Week, religious leaders and faith-based organisations have come together in a letter to the Prime Minister to urge greater collaboration to drive forward the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The letter highlights the increasing concerns of leaders from the Christian, Jewish, Sikh, Hindu, Muslim and Buddhist faiths about the reliance on food banks, growing obesity rates, ill-health and loss of opportunities in communities across the UK. They identify the link between socio-economic strains and the negative attitudes this is causing towards those incorrectly perceived to be the cause, migrants and asylum seekers.
The letter goes on to identify the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as an opportunity to 'build cohesion and resilience' in communities and ensure 'that the UK is able to help resolve challenges we share globally with the international community'. It also says that 'progress is not being made quickly enough' to deliver the SDGs.
As a result, religious leaders and faith-based organisations are calling on the Prime Minister and her Government to:
Produce a coherent plan for the SDGs and work collaboratively with them
Act on its duty to enable local responses to the SDGs, including working closely with those communities of faith and belief
Appoint a minister for the SDGs
Coordinated by the UK Stakeholders for Sustainable Development (UKSSD) and United Society for Partners in the Gospel (USPG), the letter draws on evidence from a report published by UKSSD in July 2018 which assessed the UK's performance on the SDGs. It states that 'only 24% of the SDG targets are on track to be achieved in the UK' and 'we believe we can do better'
The Rt Revd Richard Atkinson, Bishop o
f Bedford: 'At a time when there is so much in the news about divisions in our nation and in the world, we are seeking to demonstrate that faith communities in the UK are already working for the betterment of our society, and the world, and looking forward to working alongside government and the British people in taking the vitally important Sustainable Development Goals forward'
The letter follows the UK's commitment to work with stakeholders in the UK as it produces it's report to the United Nations on progress against the SDGs which will be la
unched in July 2019 and presented by the PM during the United Nations General Assembly.
Stakeholders have repeated called on the Government to work more effectively with them to deliver the SDGs through UKSSD. This included a letter in the Times in 2017 from the UK's best-known brands and the publication of their report 'Measuring up' in July 2018.
Evidence from Measuring up shows that:
The UK is performing well (gre
en) on only 24 per cent of its targets
Poverty and inequality continue to deepen. The number of people insecure work (zero hours, agency employment, low-paid self-employment) has risen to 3 million
The UK is struggling to address malnutrition in all forms, with food insecurity and obesity rising
Despite progress only 65 per cent of UK bathing waters are rated excellent compared to a European average of 85 per cent and almost all forms of pollution in our coastal waters is increasing
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Rev Can John Midelo on 29 November 2018 at 4:59 pm said:
St Augustine Parish will arrange special prayer for this program and our Lord Jesus Christ be with all program.
Tina Everett on 30 November 2018 at 7:27 am said:
I support the above letter
Peter Harding on 2 December 2018 at 4:15 pm said:
The government are apparently locked into the current European, if not global, trend of seeking to ally themselves only with PLUs (People Like Us) brought together by shared opposition to any other groups who are not PLUs. Inevitably that means caring less about support for Rohinga refugees than those who vote for "us".


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Region's trail funding future is unclear
Tacony Creek Trail
This fall, the pool of money that has been infusing the region's budding trail network for the past three years dried up.
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) has doled out the last bit of support from the $10 million pot that the William Penn Foundation* dedicated to trail building. Now regional trail advocates want to refill the pool with dedicated trail funds, but where that capital might come from is unclear. Chances are, though, it will not come from the William Penn Foundation.
In November 2010, the William Penn Foundation awarded DVRPC $10 million to create a Regional Trails Program, which would distribute the funding to trail development projects over a three-year span. Since then that $10 million has helped move 40 miles of trails forward as well as leverage millions of additional dollars.
In many ways the $10 million grant accomplished what the William Penn Foundation hoped it would, but now that the money has been divided among projects, the foundation has no plans to replace it.
Not wanting to lose momentum, regional trail advocates have begun campaigning. The movement is being led by The Circuit Coalition, a group advocating on behalf of The Circuit, a work-in-progress 750-mile regional trail network.
"The Circuit Coalition Campaign is essentially making a case to the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission that the funding was a huge success and that it should be replenished with another $10 million for a three-year period," said Sarah Clark Stuart, policy director at the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and a Circuit Coalition leader.
The Circuit Coalition is not seeking this $10 million from foundations or other private sector sources. Instead, the coalition wants a small percentage of the region's transportation budget to be dedicated to regional trail development.
"We think that it's up to the region," Stuart said. "It's time for the region to make an investment in itself … . We think the first place to look is essentially the transportation capital budget that the region has."
Stuart said between highways and mass transit, the region spends $1.4 billion annually, so a request of essentially $3.3 million per year would be less than one percent of that annual budget.
"This is almost change you can find in the couch cushion," said Chris Linn, who manages DVRPC's environmental planning group and the Regional Trails Program.
Still, Linn said it is a big ask to request that decision makers set aside this money because it would come from transportation funds, and the region does not have enough transportation funding to maintain and preserve its current system.
"All our bridges are falling down, and we don't have enough money to fix them," he said. "That might be an overstatement, but times are tight, at least in the eyes of the people making decisions."
Since June the Circuit Coalition has been trying to grow public support for its regionally funded, dedicated pool of trail funding idea. Stuart said the coalition will make a formal request to the DVRPC board, potentially in early 2014.
William Penn and a regional perspective
The William Penn Foundation has a long history of funding trail projects, but in 2009 it began to shift the trail-funding approach.
Andrew Johnson, a senior program officer, said around that time, "it became apparent that all these individual trail projects were actually beginning to add up to something more."
He said the foundation was getting a sense that all of the trails would have more potential if they were viewed as one, connected network rather than separate entities and that, for some of the longer trails in the region, multiple advocacy groups were competing against each other for the same funds, creating "self-defeating competition that wasn't productive."
By 2010 when the William Penn Foundation awarded the $10 million grant, "they wanted to promote the idea of a single regional trail system where the trails, as they got filled, would come together and connect into one network, so essentially we're all building one trail," Linn said.
Since then, DVRPC has divided the $10 million among 42 projects. Eighteen projects received $5.2 million in design and construction funding, and 11 received $496,000 for planning and feasibility work. This fall 13 projects were awarded $4 million for design and construction.
Now that all of the money is allocated, Johnson said the foundation is "very supportive of the idea of continuing to have a pool of capital that can be applied to Circuit projects," but the foundation is, once again, shifting its trail-funding approach.
The foundation is still interested in supporting the organizations leading the Circuit Coalition, so that these groups can secure additional capital funds and provide technical assistance to trail builders, but Johnson said the foundation is also looking at trails "as a platform essentially for reaching thousands of people who are right next to rivers about some sort of water quality message."
"We're actually beginning to focus our grant making specifically on using trails as platforms to build constituency," he said.
State of the network
The $10 million William Penn Foundation grant that has been supporting trails for the past three years may be divvied up, but that does not mean trail development will come grinding to a halt just yet.
For starters, the last $4 million allocated to 13 projects has not been spent yet. Many of the other projects that the $10 million grant has supported are still in the process of being built. The Schuylkill Crossing at Grays Ferry, Manayunk Bridge, Spring Garden Street Connector, Frankford Creek Greenway and Ivy Ridge Trail all received funding and all remain in various states of completion.
"The public will still see these projects completed and rolled out over the next couple years," said Ryan Gallagher, an assistant manager in DVRPC's Office of Project Implementation. "Even though the program's funds are no longer there I think the impact of the program is going to continue for quite some time."
In addition, the William Penn Foundation's $10 million grant has not been the only source of trail funding over the last three years. The recently completed Port Richmond Trail was constructed with TIGER (Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery) funds. Federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) grants provided $400,000 for the creation of a separated two-way bike lane on the Grays Ferry Bridge, $250,000 toward the Schuylkill River Boardwalk and $204,236 toward the Manayunk Bridge Trail.
As for The Circuit's 750-mile goal, 275 miles have been completed and 50 miles are in development. Another 425 miles remain.
"I think people do see the value of a connected network," Johnson said. "It's not just some abstraction. It really captures people's imaginations and we have such terrific examples of where the connectivity works and then examples of where you could just imagine if a gap were filled, it would create a radically different experience in a good way."
[Full disclosure: PlanPhilly is a product of PennPraxis, the applied research arm of the University of Pennsylvania's School of Design. PlanPhilly receives funding from the William Penn Foundation]
Citing climate change, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission board member abstains from vote on agency plan
The former chair of the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission board abstained from a vote on the agency's long-term plan citing climate change.
Villanova is going dancing… on a new pedestrian bridge over US 30
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Fair streets in Philadelphia require trade-offs
By forcing hard choices, city streets define transportation planning in a way that's uniquely appropriate for the Great Fighting City of Philadelphia.


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Today's Shidler Students: Different Experiences, Difficult Choices, Distinct Expectations
Jennifer Au,
When Were You Born?
The Pew Research Center sets these boundaries for America's 20th century generations and provides these characterizations:
Greatest Generation: Born before 1928, they endured the Great Depression and World War II.
Silent Generation: Born 1928-1945, they are called "silent" because of their conformity and lack of activism.
Baby Boom: Born 1946-1964, they have been a generation of social change centered first on the Vietnam War.
Generation X: Born 1965-1980, they grew up in a period of shifting societal values and are noted for their skepticism.
Millennials: Born 1981-1996, also known as Generation Y, they are the first generation to grow up in the new millennium.
Generation Z: Born after 1996, they have grown up in a post-9/11 world that endured the worst economic crash since the Great Depression and experienced the rise of digital technology, ubiquitous phones and social media.
No. 1 in the Workforce
Millennials are the largest generation in the U.S. labor force, according to the Pew Research Center.
Millennials: 56 million working or looking for work
Generation Xers: 53 million
• Baby Boomers: 41 million
This article appears in the September 2018 issue of Hawaii Business Magazine.
My Job Is Helping Students Learn to Love Computer Science
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How the University of Hawai'i Diversifies the Economy and Nurtures Entrepreneurs
Steve Petranik,
"It's Always Different": 5 Child Care Providers Share Their Challenges and Joys
Noelle Fujii-Oride,
Region by Region: Most Sales and Biggest Price Gains on O'ahu
Only in Hawai'i: You Own the Home But Not the Land
25 People for the Next 25 Years
Thirty-year-old developer Adam Wong has an intoxicating vision for a vibrant — and affordable — Honolulu. Thirty-three-year-old James Koshiba dreams of a new generation of socially-conscious businesses that do as much for the community as they do their bottom lines.…
Ask SmallBiz: Dividing Family Stock
Ken Gilbert,
Q. What should the owners of a family business consider when dividing shares of stock among their children? I have been told never to give two children equal shares. -Monica Toguchi,
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Q: Low grahic mode 12.04 I have been trying to get Ubuntu 12.04 to launch on my Emachine 2828. I was able to load it and use the dual setup with windows xp. I am able to run windows, but I have not been able to run ubuntu. I get the low graphic mode message.. My processor is amd sempron 2800+, and video is via/s3g unichrome igp. I have tried most of the tips posted for low graphics...any help appreciated

A: Maybe driver for your GPU is missing. Do you know what package in it is? If yes, use the Ctrl+Alt+F1 combination to switch to a TTY. Log in (if you've installed Ubuntu), and type:
sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -y install NAME_OF_THE_PACKAGE

After the successful installion, type:
sudo reboot

Check the result.
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Finally, I think I did it!! It only took about 5 or 6 tries, and me eating countless slices of extremely dense or otherwise unsatisfying 100% rye bread. Which, if I were a cat, would most likely be good for keeping my teeth tiptop clean. But anyhow, I think, finally, I can reveal the outcome of this process, and how fitting this would be my 100th blog post!
But let's start at the beginning of the story. For before I could get started making 'Walliser Brot' I had to tackle a couple of hurdles I did not expect. First, the flour here is different. After consulting with one of my friends from Switzerland who, as a baker, had done an exchange year in the USA, I realized that making Walliser Brot (a traditional rye bread from the canton of Valais/Wallis is Switzerland) would be a tad more involved than expected, but that has never stopped me before, and was surely not going to hold me back now that I was craving that particular bread. So the flour situation I knew was going to be some trial and error, to determine what would work as a substitute. But the second part of the puzzle, (or actually the first, since without it, I could not even start the trial process) involved the bread not being made with yeast, but a traditional rye sourdough as a starter. To read more on that and learn how to make your very own rye sourdough starter, read my previous post.
Here is a picture once I finally got it to turn out just right.
Traditionally the oven in the village would only be fired up 2-3 times a year (!!!) and each family got their turn in using it. Follows that the bread would have been hard as a rock after a while, but it also must have kept quite well. There are stories of people using an axe to get a piece of bread cut! It would then be soaked in hot milk until soft and could still be eaten. Here a link for the curious (in German) about Walliser Roggenbrot (Rye Bread) and its history.
A 'Stadel' in this region of Switzerland would be built on stilts, which allowed the people to build on very uneven terrain, and would have a large stone plate (I have often seen them built: stilt, stone, stilt) to prevent mice and other rodents from getting into the grain stored for food. Smart move, given that back in the day, you could not just go and buy more if it went bad and you had to make it through a year before being able to harvest more.
But let's get to the recipe!
In a large bowl mix the sourdough starter with 3/4 cups warm water, add 3 cups of rye flour, salt and mix until incorporated. Depending on the wetness of your sourdough (the one I maintain is 100% hydration and therefore, quite wet) At this point the dough will be fairly moist and sticky so stirring with a spoon is a good option. If it seems dry, add another 1/4 cup water.
Cover and let rest and rise in a warm spot until doubled in size. This will take anywhere from 3-6 hours, depending on how active your sourdough is and the ambient temperature. If you run out of time, place in the fridge overnight, let come to room temperature before the next step.
Turn off the heat and leave bread in the oven for an additional 20 minutes, then remove from oven, and place on a cooling rack.
This bread would make my Swiss husband very happy. Do you know where I can get a good quality rye flour, whole foods ?
I have a German neighbor in the states who just wrote me and said it took her about a week to make a German Schwartz Brot… Maybe she was doing the starter from scratch too. I don't know if I'll be motivated to make this since I'm in Hamburg- but I'll definitely check back on it this summer when I'm missing it in the states!
In step 4 for the second rise how long do you let the bread rise? I am almost ready to try this recipe. I've been feeding the starter and activating it. It should be ready soon.
Step four depends a little on your sourdough starter as well as the temperature. Since this is not a yeast bread but a sourdough ferment, every sourdough culture is slightly different and might be more or less active. When my starter is 'well fed' and ready to go, and it is not too cold in the house, this step takes about 1 to 1 1/2. Let me know if you have any other questions. Can't wait to hear how it turned out and how you liked it!
I am sure the bread could be reproduced with similar results using fresh or dry yeast, however to make it authentic, it would need to be made with sourdough (and starter). But if you are using a similar amount of yeast as for other breads, that should work (not been tested by me, but by all rules of cooking it should work just as well, flavor would be a bit different) Just remember that rye bread is going to be denser and slightly more sticky to work with than regular wheat bread. Please let me know how it turns out!
Hi, I came across your website when searching for an authentic Swiss rye sourdough bread recipie (even our local breadshop makes theirs with yeast). I wanted to make a loaf after reading Weston Price's account of how the people in the Swiss Alp villages are healthy and strong living on raw milk and rye bread. I tried it and it turned out pretty good, considering it's a first attempt. Thank you for doing the experimental part for us and then sharing the results; saves a lot of time (and flour) for the rest of us. I will be "tuning in" to see what other interesting things you are making!
I just found your website, and I really like it. I lived in Switzerland 8 years, back in the late 60s and in the 70s. I had the privilege to go to Swiss schools, and I still have family over there. It is a second home to me. Your article on Walliser Brot brought back very fond memories. It one of the very many unique things I loved about Switzerland. I learned how to make cheese fondue and one of my fondue pots is one I brought with me from Switzerland, when I returned to the United States. I lived in Dietlikon, a village not too far from Zürich. After I left home I lived in downtown Zürich. I am glad I found your website.
You mentioned that the flour was different here than it is in Switzerland. There are so many things that are different, like milk, mayonnaise, oatmeal and a lot more.


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Q: Static and dynamic linking on gcc I use lib3ds and opengl on my project. To generate executable file from this project, I can't link these libraries.
I use to link lib3ds below command on g++ : g++ -o exec object.o --static -l3ds
I use to link opengl : g++ -o exec object.o -lGL
I want to link both libraries in same command. If I try -lGL --static -l3ds, compiler says that /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL.
How can I solve this problem?

A: -static asks compiler to generate static binary, without any links to dynamic libraries at all. What you want to use are -Bstatic and -Bdynamic linker options:
g++ -o exec object.o -Wl,-Bstatic -l3ds -Wl,-Bdynamic -lGL

A: /usr/xxx/lib3ds.a -lGL is works!


garden-en: Liquidambar styraciflua, commonly called American sweetgum, sweetgum, sweet gum, sweet-gum (sweet gum in the UK), hazel pine, American-storax, bilsted, red-gum, satin-walnut, star-leaved gum, or alligator-wood is a deciduous tree in the genus Liquidambar native to warm temperate areas of eastern North America and tropical montane regions of Mexico and Central America. Sweet gum is one of the main valuable forest trees in the southeastern United States, and is a popular ornamental tree in temperate climates. It is recognizable by the combination of its five-pointed star-shaped leaves and its hard, spiked fruits. It is currently classified in the plant family Altingiaceae, but was formerly considered a member of the Hamamelidaceae.


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