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Das Seewiesenfest ist ein Musik Open-Air-Fest, welches seit 1991 beinahe jährlich auf der Kleinreiflinger Seewiese in der oberösterreichischen Gemeinde Weyer stattfindet. Veranstalter des Seewiesenfests ist der Kulturverein Frikulum.

Programm
 1991: Die Goas, Attwenger, Real Blues Fritz
 1992: Extended Version, Dharma Bums Insane, Sexual Spastics, Le Jaques Brel Massacre, Gillmoore
 1993: Nova Mob, Those Who Survived The Plague, Inherent Obscurity, Bahöö, Schwester
 1994: H. P. Zinker, Schönheitsfehler, Wipe Out, Let 3, Play The Tracks Of, Scapegoat, Pest
 1995: 2227, Fuckhead, Scrooge, Total Chaos, Ulugh Muz Tagh, Youngdozer, Sasa Kroma
 1996: Chokebore, F. S. K., Maya, Panenka, Fennesz, Kindheitstrauma, DJ H.nes
 1997: Die Aeronauten, Planet E, Alois Huber, Operator Burstup, Superformy, Grainfield, Sonora Superstars, Captain Future
 1999: DMX Krew, Tuesday Weld, Elektroploitation, Nanola, Trio Exclusive, Mugg, Dead Monks
 2002: Naked Lunch, Pelzig, Jellybeat, Mika, Sweet Susi, Popserver, Lost World Mansion, Agent P
 2003: Wir sind Helden, Tomte, Favez, Binder & Krieglstein, Wedekind, Groove Alliance, Mundpropaganda, Matvej B Kocmoce & Pascal Turbo
 2004: Broken Social Scene, Angelika Express, Tigerbeat, Stars, Petsch Moser, Anajo, Never Been Famous, Estate, Die2Kosmonauten
 2005: Nada Surf, Mauracher, Monta, Parabol, The Bunny Situation, The Heartbreak Motel, The Robocop Kraus, Velojet
 2006: IAMX, Deichkind, Fuzzman, Ms. John Soda, Kate Mosh, The Seesaw, Mike & A Massive Illusion
 2007: Jeans Team, Apostle of Hustle, Garish, Plus Minus, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, Killed by 9V Batteries, Shakadelix, Fuzzman & The Crazy Horse, Captain Caracho
 2008: Saul Williams, Bunny Lake, Florian Horwath & The Mothers Of Scandinavia, Gustav, Mintzkov, Soap&Skin, Law Found Guilt, Neigungsgruppe Sex Gewalt & Gute Laune, Gosh
 2009: Ebony Bones, Malajube, Clara Luzia, Metronomy, Fiva & DJ Phekt, The Very Pleasure, Nowhere Train, One Two Three Cheers & A Tiger, Asterisking Axioms
 2010: The Hidden Cameras, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Trouble Over Tokio, Oh No Ono, MAdoppelT, Marilies Jagsch & Band, Destroy Munich, Joyce Muniz & Shanti Root live feat. Thaistylee & Guests, Der Nino aus Wien feat. Sir Tralala, Fetznbuam aka. edithSchneider & Captain Caracho
 2011: Ra Ra Riot, FM Belfast, Kreisky, Bilderbuch, Esben And The Witch, Parkwächter Harlekin, Love & Fist feat. Austrian Dance-Shock, Musikarbeiter-Innenkapelle
 2012: Citizens!, Reptile Youth, Lower Dens, Still Flyin', Tu Fawning, Liz Green, DAWA, Adolessonz, Columbian Necktie, Jason Urick, Betes & Junk Eye Jack
 2014: EMA, Thumpers, Wye Oak, Ja, Panik, M185, Cid Rim, Keston Cobblers Club, Yasmo MC, Mary-Ann Kiefer, Binder Vinz
 2015: Kante, Dorian Concept, We Are the City, Viech, Colleen Green, Clemens Band Denk, Die Nerven, Brennholz. Rocks, Jeffrey Lewis & The Jrams, Pola-Riot
 2016: Suuns, LUH, Astronautalis, Trümmer, SLUFF, Kids N Cats, Conclave, Voodoo Jürgens, Giga Ritsch
 2018: Isolation Berlin, Leyya, golden dawn arkestra, TTR Allstars, Astpai, Wolf Parade, Ankathie Koi, Stefanie Sargnagel, Das Lunsentrio, Tents, Pressyes, Zapp Galura, Dives, Dj Phekt

Seit 2008 findet parallel zum Musikprogramm ein Poetry Slam auf einer eigenen Bühne statt.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website des Seewiesenfest

Musikfestival in Österreich
Kultur (Oberösterreich)
Weyer (Oberösterreich)
Erstveranstaltung 1991


Sight-fishing expert Landon Mayer teaches you what you need to know to spot the trout before you cast-because if you can see a trout, you are more likely to catch that trout. In this comprehensive book on the tricks and skills anglers need to master, Mayer reveals his knowledge of trout and trout water, learned through years of fishing and guiding on prime trout waters.
Hunting for large trout with lightweight fishing equipment is what Landon does best. With detailed instructions on how to cast into tricky spots, how to present the fly whatever the conditions, and how to read the rise, he gives you the extra edge to find and catch more and larger fish. He tells you where to look for the trout, how to rig your line, how to retrieve the fish when you get a strike, and how to use the buddy system for a more productive day on the water. Sight fishing is intriguing, fun, addictive, and best of all, it gets results-more and bigger trout.
Landon Mayer is a fly-fishing instructor, guide, and writer with nearly two decades of experience. He is a contributing writer for Fly Fisherman and High Country Angler, and his contributions have also been featured in Field & Stream, Fly Rod & Reel, American Angler, and Fly Fisherman magazines. Landon's previous books include Sight Fishing for Trout, Colorado's Best Fly Fishing, and How to Catch the Biggest Trout of Your Life.


While on the ModernApps2013 Road Trip stop in Raleigh-Durham, Carl and Richard talk to Aaron Bockover about his experiences building multi-device, cloud centric applications - aka, modern apps. Aaron talks about being part of the rdio team, a music streaming app available for variety of platforms that allows you to move your music stream from device-to-device, controlling one device with another. Working with multiple devices is a hallmark of modern apps, and Aaron digs into what looks easy on the outside, but is deadly hard on the inside.
Aaron Bockover is the lead for Xamarin.Mac having joined Xamarin in October 2012. He spent two years at Rdio, a music streaming service, leading the design and development of the C# core that powers Rdio on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. Aaron started his career in C# shortly before joining Novell in 2004 where he developed Banshee, a cross platform desktop media player, while tangentially working on dozens of platform libraries such as Mono.ZeroConf and TagLib#. In his copious spare time, Aaron enjoys cycling, beer, bacon, and managing the wildly popular CatOverflow.com from his home in lovely downtown Raleigh.


Oh man, it's done, and it's great. Wonderful, even. I learned so much about garment design making this jacket, and I have zero regrets that I decided to dive (more like cannonball) right into the deep end of the pool with this project. When I started this design, I was truly beginning at square one and I made so many mistakes, and changed my mind at least a dozen times. After I bought the fabric, I was worried that it would become the everlasting UFO in my project pile. But, NO! It helped to do a little bit at a time, and solve each problem as it came up, instead of being overwhelmed by the enormity of the project. I've been thinking a lot about this post from back in August. The value is definitely in the process, though I certainly don't mind having a killer end product to show for my efforts.
Let's talk the jacket itself. It is lined in the sleeves and the hood, with facings all around. The sleeves are in five (yes, five) pieces with chevron pleating on the lower half. The point of all these pieces? It allows for awesome stitching details, and it's an articulated sleeve. The sleeve shaping was a big deal since I plan to wear this jacket when I ride my bike and need to have full movement in my arms (seriously, who can stand a jacket that doesn't let you move your arms?). Each seam allows for more shaping in the sleeve, so I have plenty of room in the bicep/deltoid (swimmer shoulders) and the sleeve itself is bent at the elbow. This fabric is super thick and could easily bind up and be uncomfortable without all that secret shaping.
The fabric is designated as "Breatheable Waterproof", and is fleece bonded on the back side. I was warned that it would be like working with leather and would be really challenging, but once I got into it, it wasn't the fabric itself that made things difficult. Rather it was the vague roadmap that I had to work from instead of a set of tried-and-true instructions. That said, I'm really happy with the results, even if I had to unpick a few seams. What I learned after stitching a few samples is that the turn of cloth on this fabric is enormous. You lose around 3/16 of an inch for each fold. I was so shocked by this that I checked and rechecked at least a dozen times. If you're working with thick fabric, it's worth testing this in advance.
The bust and waist shaping are hidden in the seams at the ribs and the side seams. I love the way the front side panel changed shape after I put in all the darts. Before darts the edge that meets the center front panel was more or less a straight line, after darts it's really curvy. The pleating on the back side panel is just for show, all the shaping there is at the side seams. The theme of this jacket should be "secret shaping". It's everywhere, and it fits me perfectly.
I would be lying if I said I wasn't completely over the moon about how this turned out. Luckily for me the weather turned just in time for me to finish it and I won't have to wait to wear it. The truth is that in Oregon our rain jacket is our fashion for about nine months out of the year. I've always had things that were functional, but sedate, or maybe just un-special, and serviceable. But this...this one is special, if for no other reason than I made it.


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Favipiravir – Anti-viral drug
Favipiravir is commonly known as the influenza drug that approved for clinical use in Japan in 2014. As per the World health organization (WHO), favipiravir drug is used to treat influenza patients. For influenza patients, the dose of 1600mg given on day 1 and about 600mg from the next day. The favipiravir intermediate is the broad-spectrum antiviral drug.
Most of the anti-viral drugs are effective only against the particular virus. But favipiravir intermediateacts against several viruses for which we can't give the proper treatment. This includes various viruses like dengue, genus Norovirus which causes diarrhea. Favipiravir also treated Ebola patients which is hard for the virus to develop resistance against the drug. The genetic material of the viruses either DNA or RNA based. This particular drug is used to treat RNA viruses.
When you get the more infections it is due to multiplying of viruses inside the body. Favipiravir prevents the virus from making copies when it gets inside the cell. By targeting a key protein enzyme that the virus uses to multiply RNA inside the body the process is done. It clear the virus quickly compared to the other anti-drugs. The drug is very effective, and many showed better results after the treatment. It led to a quicker reduction in viral load compared to the other drugs.
A viral infection is still emerging to which there is no effective drug is not available. Many of the anti-viral drugs cause serious problems. Influenza is one of the most prevalent infections caused by the influenza virus. To treat the influenza virus, favipiravir was discovered. Favipiravir treats all the subtypes of the influenza virus and demonstrated activities against the other RNA virus. It clearly says that favipiravir not only treats influenza virus but also other various types of RNA viruses.
Also, it allowed to use only after the strict regulations. Many would think flu is not a serious problem for the people. But it spread from one person to others easily. If you have a strong immunity level your body could fight against the virus effortless. If you don't have a certain level of immunity it is hard to treat the virus, even you take the anti-viral drug. Treat the virus at the right time with the right drug. Many anti-viral drugs would suppress the immune system. To maintain the immune response system, many anti-viral drugs given in combination with immunomodulatory drugs.
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With "Solo: A Star Wars Story" now in theatres, it's time to see where it stands in the beloved franchise.
From the recent "The Last Jedi" to those polarising prequels, here's where the movie that looks at a young Han Solo stands in our list of best to worst in the saga.
George Lucas has said from the beginning that "Star Wars" was made for kids, and he really took that to heart when he unveiled "Episode I: The Phantom Menace," 16 years after finishing the groundbreaking original trilogy. Introducing us to Anakin at the age of 9 as he's plucked by Qui-Gon Jinn as the "chosen one" who will bring balance to the Force, the first prequel gives us a lot of tame action and unlikely scenarios for Anakin to be in, even in a galaxy far, far away.
The best part of the movie is its villain, Darth Maul, who has an incredible duel with the Jedi at the end of the movie. It's one of the only goose-bump moments in the whole movie – heightened by John Williams' score – and, sadly, you have to wait over an hour to get to it.
Yes, this is the movie that introduced us to Jar Jar Binks. That is all I'll say about that.
The conclusion of the prequel trilogy is one of the saga's darkest. A grown Anakin is seduced by the dark side of the Force and wipes out the Jedi, including the younglings (!). Padmé dies, but not before giving birth to their twins, Luke and Leia.
The most agonizing part of this movie to sit through is Hayden Christensen's performance as Skywalker conflicted with the dark side – more a sniveling 20-something than a disillusioned "chosen one." We don't get a good performance of that pull to the dark side until Adam Driver comes along to play Kylo Ren in "The Force Awakens." We can only partly blame Christensen: Lucas was never big on giving actors instructions, which proved here to be costly.
On the bright side: Another excellent performance by McGregor as Kenobi, and the duel at the end of the move between Skywalker and Kenobi is worth the wait.
I have a bad feeling about this. Ron Howard's look at a young and idealistic Han Solo (played respectably by Alden Ehrenreich) is a real mixed bag of great action, questionable plot points, and an ending that seems to go on forever. The movie at time tries to play too cute with its forced jokes and then there are just the groan moments – like the reveal of how Han got his last name and that cameo at the end.
However, Donald Glover playing Lando Calrissian is a major highlight (in fact, the whole section of the movie where he's involved is the best part) and this chapter of the franchise is one of the most beautifully shot.
But at the end of the day, it's currently the most forgettable "Star Wars" movies of the Disney era.
The final film in the original trilogy accomplishes what we needed it to. It closes that chapter of the saga by answering many of the questions that were floating around for years. But as a standalone, years later, it doesn't have the same effect that "Episode IV" and "Episode V" have. That mostly has to do with the introduction of the Ewoks, which makes for deflating sequences in the movie. And it's still a bummer to see Boba Fett die in the first 20 minutes.
"Rogue One" introduces us to fascinating new characters, and the story cleverly answers the question "What happened before Darth Vader boarded Princess Leia's ship in the beginning of 'A New Hope?'" But comparing it to all the "Star Wars" movies, this one is best placed in the middle of the pack. It scores major points for its originality within a franchise in which it's almost impossible to do that, but there are moments in the story that drag. Thankfully, the ending is very strong.
"Episode VII" of the saga is a wonderful combination of old and new – celebrating the legacy of the franchise while laying the foundation for the new cast. A lot of the excitement comes from our love of the older movies, and director J.J. Abrams cleverly capitalises on that. All the more reason you must sympathize with Lucas, who had to come up with heavily original storylines for the prequels.
Director Rian Johnson pulls off an almost impossible task by bringing an original spin to the "Star Wars" saga. His attention to the nuances of the franchise, as well as going deeper into the Jedi mythology than even Lucas did, leads to an emotionally charged movie with many shocking moments (and laughs).
The one that started it all. There's no denying the greatness of the original "Star Wars" movie. Lucas did things visually, and with an original score, that changed not only the sci-fi genre but the idea of a blockbuster itself. Though we love and worship this franchise because of what was accomplished in "Empire Strikes Back," if it wasn't for "A New Hope" we would think much differently of the franchise today.
Stepping aside and letting director Irvin Kershner and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan take the reins of the sequel to "Star Wars" was the smartest decision Lucas ever made. With a fresh set of eyes, the story expanded beyond good versus evil in the vein of the 1930s "Flash Gordon" serials Lucas grew up on, and into a dark multi-layered story.
Opening the movie with Luke being attacked by a wampa, followed by the Rebels being smoked out of their secret base by the Empire, showed that all bets were off. Anything can and does happen in this movie. The reveal of Darth Vader as Luke's father is still one of the greatest twists in movie history. But as the years go by, it's the shot of Han Solo frozen in carbonite that still gets me.


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Doris Ann Bequette, Neva Calvert, Monica Pashia, Natalie Villmer. She was predeceased by sister, Gloria Boekers.
Visitation from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Wednesday, June 11, 2014 and Thursday, June 12, 2014 from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM at St. Michael House, Hwy 21 & Hwy CC, Fertile, Missouri.
Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:00 AM on Thursday at St. Joachim Church with the Father Tony Dattilo officiating.
Interment will be in St. Joachim Cemetery, Old Mines, Missouri.
Arrangements by Moore Funeral Homes, Potosi, Missouri.


Working in mountain communities outside of Sincelejo, the staff of Sembrando Paz organize and lead women's retreats, Student Collaboration Projects, trauma healing projects and workshops, and serve as a support network for women leaders in traditionally male-dominated communities. With this support, women are empowered to take on leadership roles, execute community development projects, and create higher expectations for gender equality for new generations of girls and women.
Sembrando Paz works with women-led community groups like Mujeres Tejiendo Sueños y Sabores de Paz in Mampuján. This group makes tapestries as part of the trauma-healing process, and they were awarded the 2015 Colombian National Peace Prize for their work. PaxWorks, together with Sembrando Paz, plans to continue supporting these and other women's groups, which are vital to the ongoing development and healing of mountain communities in Colombia.


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Like everyone else on the planet, I enjoy taking photos. They are my favourite souveniers from trips and I delight in capturing scenes or people or buildings in a way that is pleasing (to me). I have no pretentions of being a professional.
In late 2012 I left the world of point and shoot behind and realized how much I had been limited! My camera is a Panasonic G7 (started with a G2) which is a micro 4/3 format camera. I'm currently in love with a 20mm 1.7 lens that gives amazing depth of field and takes beautiful low light photos.
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USDA Proposes New Measures to Reduce Salmonella and Campylobacter in Poultry Products
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) proposed new federal standards to reduce Salmonella and Campylobacter in ground chicken and turkey products as well as raw chicken breasts, legs and wings. Development of these new standards is a major step in FSIS' Salmonella Action Plan, launched in December 2013 to reduce Salmonella illnesses from meat and poultry products.
"Today, we are taking specific aim at making the poultry items that Americans most often purchase safer to eat," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. "This is a meaningful, targeted step that could prevent tens of thousands of illnesses each year."
"These new standards, as well as improved testing patterns, will have a major impact on public health," said USDA Deputy Under Secretary for Food Safety Al Almanza. "The proposed changes are another way we're working to meet the ever-changing food safety landscape and better protect Americans from foodborne illness."
"Getting more germs out of the chicken and turkey we eat is an important step in protecting people from foodborne illness," said Robert V. Tauxe, MD, deputy director of the Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "I look forward to seeing fewer Americans get sick as a result of these proposed changes."
A pathogen reduction performance standard is the measure that FSIS uses to assess the food safety performance of facilities that prepare meat and poultry products. By making the standards for ground poultry tougher to meet, ground poultry products nationwide will have less contamination and therefore result in fewer foodborne illnesses. FSIS implemented performance standards for whole chickens in 1996 but has since learned that Salmonella levels increase as chicken is further processed into parts. Poultry parts like breasts, wings and others represent 80 percent of the chicken available for Americans to purchase. By creating a standard for chicken parts, and by performing regulatory testing at a point closer to the final product, FSIS can greatly reduce consumer exposure to Salmonella and Campylobacter.
FSIS' science-based risk assessment estimates that implementation of these standards would lead to an average of 50,000 prevented illnesses annually. FSIS intends to evaluate comments for 60 days and announce final standards and an implementation date this spring. The federal register notice is available on FSIS' website at http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/regulations/federal-register/federal-register-notices.
For chicken parts, ground chicken, and ground turkey, FSIS is proposing a pathogen reduction performance standard designed to achieve at least a 30 percent reduction in illnesses from Salmonella. For chicken parts, ground chicken, and ground turkey, FSIS is proposing a pathogen reduction performance standard designed to reduce illness from Campylobacter by at least 19 and as much as 37 percent.
FSIS plans to use routine sampling throughout the year rather than infrequently sampling on consecutive days to assess whether establishments' processes are effectively addressing Salmonella and, where applicable, Campylobacter on poultry carcasses and other products derived from these carcasses.
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Q: Is it possible to set z-index independently in another z-indexed element? I have some images with small menu at the bottom. They are positioned absolute so that they can overlap each other. I'm using z-index (which is manipulated by some javascript code) to determine by the user which image is displayed first on top of the second.
However, I need the menu to be displayed in the foreground, regardless of the z-indexed element they are in.
Simplified code structure:

.parent {
  width: 600px;
  height: 600px;
  position: relative;
}

#child1 {
  position: absolute;
  z-index: 1;
}

#child2 {
  position: absolute;
  z-index: 2;
}

.menu {
  z-index: 9999;
}

When I set the menu element very high z-index, it's still presented behind the child2 image. The reason I'm using such html structure is that every child element is wrapped in moveable component that can be dragged and dropped.
Any ideas on how to achieve that?
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I'm using VueJS and Moveable components, that are returned using loop.
The Moveable component has zIndex based on depth variable, so that it has the ability to be displayed on top of other image.
What I want to do is to have the menu div with highest z-index as possible, so that once it's displayed (because it's hidden by default - clicking on the image activates the menu), it shows up in foreground of all the images.

.menu {
    min-width: 170px;
    position: absolute;
    justify-content: center;
    background: #FFF;
    border: 1px solid #dedede;
    border-radius: 6px;
    bottom: -70px;
    left: 0;
    right: 0;
    z-index: 9999;
    padding: 0.625rem 0.875rem;
    box-shadow: 0 3px 3px -2px rgba(0,0,0,.2),0 3px 4px 0 rgba(0,0,0,.14),0 1px 8px 0 rgba(0,0,0,.12);
    display: none;
}
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    @resize="(transforms) => { handleResize(transforms, image) }"
    @scale="(transforms) => { handleScale(transforms, image) }"
    @scaleEnd="(transforms) => { handleScaleEnd(transforms, image) }"
    @resizeEnd="(transforms) => { handleResizeEnd(transforms, image) }"
    @rotate="handleRotate"
    @warp="handleWarp"
    ref="moveable"
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A: Looking at the definition of z-index at w3: https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/visuren.html#z-index

The order in which the rendering tree is painted onto the canvas is described in terms of stacking contexts. Stacking contexts can contain further stacking contexts. A stacking context is atomic from the point of view of its parent stacking context; boxes in other stacking contexts may not come between any of its boxes.

Whenever you give an element a z-index, it will be seen as its own container with its own z-indexes. Meaning that as soon as child1 has a z-index, everything inside child1 (in your case menu) can only influence whether to be on top or below any other views inside child1.

A way to overcome this issue in your case would be to find a way to make it work without the z-index on the children so your menu's can still use z-index to render over everything. A way would be to just use the order of how it is defined in the tree.
Also from w3:

Boxes with the same stack level in a stacking context are stacked back-to-front according to document tree order.

And since you're using Vue it should just be a matter of moving the focussed item to the end of the list and let Vue do the re-rendering.

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I can't do much to change a lot of what is going on, but I do feel better when I take time to notice the wonders around me and decide to be grateful for what I have.
Today I am happy that the birds were singing when I awoke and are still singing away. I am pleased that the forecasted rain has held off so that I could drag the deck table and one chair out and sit outside and have breakfast. And I am glad that this morning I decided to grab Rob Hardy's new book of poetry, Domestication: Collected Poems 1996-2016 and read a few poems.
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Magna residents invited to discuss future of Main Street
Residents of Magna were invited by city planners to discuss the future of Main Street and the changes they would like to see.
City officials plan to give the street a new look while maintaining the historic structures and facades.
"The buildings downtown have a lot of history, and some house fantastic businesses that are unique to the valley," said Magna Chamber of Commerce President Bennion Gardner.
Gardner says the city has made recent investments ranging from improvements to the city street, building new business structures, and bringing a rapid transit bus line into the heart of Magna. But he poses questions about the city center street being much more.
"Now the question is this: What do you imagine for the future of Main Street? What role should Main Street play in that future of our community? Is it a place where people from around the region come to enjoy a show or a unique restaurant? Is it a place where locals can catch up with one another while picking up fresh food for dinner at home? Or do you imagine your kids being able to both live and work in town?" asked Gardner.
[Below are images of Magna's Main Street now, versus a rough version of its future.]
The meeting will take place 7 p.m Thursday at the Magna Recreation Center (3270 South 8400 West). Magna residents who cannot attend are asked to give their opinion from an online survey at the following address: www.wasatchchoice2040.com.


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NEW DELHI: Over 900 prisoners have been released in the first phase of Central government's scheme for grant of special remission to certain categories of prisoners coinciding with the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.
The modest figure, which averages at 25 prisoners released per state/UT, gives away the lukewarm response to the initiative.
TOI was the first to report on September 25 that the special remission scheme, announced to commemorate Gandhiji's 150th birth anniversary, had received a rather tepid initial response, with 29 states and 7 Union territories together recommending no more than 1,000 names for release in the first phase on October 2.
The states have been advised by the home ministry to hold week-long special functions on the prison premises, reiterating the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, before the dates specified for release of prisoners. The prisoners shall be asked to garland the statue of Mahatma Gandhi. At the time of their release, the prisoners shall be gifted books relating to Mahatma Gandhi and provided suitable counselling.
The unexpectedly low numbers of convicted prisoners recommended for release as part of a time-bound screening process — which included submission of list of eligible inmates by the prison authorities to the respective state governments, processing of cases by a state-level committee and forwarding of the recommended names to the governor for final approval — comes despite the fact that occupancy in jails across the country is almost 114 per cent.
The special remission initiative, apart from "being a homage to Father of the Nation and the humanitarian values he stood for", was expected to tackle overcrowding in jails. As per statistics maintained by National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), while the capacity of 1,412 jails across the country is 3.80 lakh, they held 4.33 lakh prisoners as on December 31, 2016.
Government officials suggested that the tough eligibility criteria and screening process laid down under the special remission scheme could be responsible for its limited outcome, at least in the initial phase. As per the scheme, prisoners are to be released in three phases starting with October 2, 2018, followed by the second cache of prisoners' release scheduled for April 6, 2019 and third for October 2, 2019.
Sources said the states may have had little time to implement the scheme that was approved by the Cabinet in July and formally rolled out in August. "We expect better response in the second and third phase," said an officer.
Approved by the Union cabinet in July, the special remission scheme seeks to benefit women and transgenders who are 55 years of age and have served over 50 per cent of their actual sentence; physically challenged convicts with minimum 70 per cent disability, male convicts above 60 years who have completed half of their sentence, terminally ill patients and convicts who have completed two-thirds of their actual sentence. Only prisoners who had consistently maintained good conduct could be considered for release.
The list of ineligible jail inmates includes persons convicted for offence carrying death sentence or where death sentence had been commuted to life imprisonment; those convicted for offence where death is one of the punishments; those convicted under anti-terror and anti-sedition laws, Official Secrets Act and offences against the State; and convicts in cases of dowry deaths, FICN, sexual offences, money-laundering, corruption and drug trafficking, etc.


Standing in the heart of a village in northwestern Rwanda, a farmer named Eusebe faces a dilemma. Traders have offered him 36,000 Rwandan francs (RWF), or about US $60 per ton, for his plantains. He hesitates; the farmer knows this is a profitable price, but he has no idea if it's a good price. A few years ago, Eusebe would have been easily satisfied with an offer that provided even a modest profit. But today he is armed with a mobile phone and decides to send an SMS with the word "plantain" to a service called e-Soko. A moment later he gets an SMS showing the retail price of plantains approaching 50,000 RWF in the capital of Kigali and decides to haggle with the traders until they settle on 42,000 RWF.
The e-Soko project, launched by the Rwandan Ministry of Agriculture in early 2011, provides market price information to rural farmers and cooperatives. It was designed to serve the large swaths of farmers who previously had to sell their goods for a pittance simply because they did not know what price the market would bear. But now farmers have access to a database covering more than sixty agricultural commodities in the country's forty-one markets, all of which are accessible through SMS (Melhem 2011).
Programs like e-Soko are heralded by techno-optimists as proof that mobile technology can make major strides in uplifting the world's poor. Their confidence is bolstered by the devices' rapid spread, which itself seems like a force of nature. Mobile phone penetration in Rwanda grew from less than 1 percent in 2005 to 27 percent in 2010, with three mobile operators competing for the local market (Melhem 2011). Rwanda's rapid technology adoption, unfortunately, is an exception among developing countries. Many developing nations have struggled to scale up effective government-backed programs that tap into technology's promise. Often, these countries lack the capacity for innovation and grow programs slowly, if at all.
How does Rwanda succeed in technology-based development where so many other countries have failed? Lant Pritchett, a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, thinks that the answer might have something to do with what he calls a "capability trap" (Pritchett et al. 2012). He thinks that many developing countries get trapped in processes where they make creeping, paltry gains while failing to make real gains. Pritchett believes development efforts fall into this trap due to incentives for what economists call "isomorphic mimicry" and "premature load bearing." Put more clearly, this means they take a cookie-cutter approach to development by copying the policies, regulations, and institutional structures of economically successful countries and pasting them unaltered into countries that are unable to support them. The result is that many poor countries appear to be working toward the promise of a better future by looking more and more like prosperous Western nations, while in reality their governmental systems remain functional only on the surface. "At the current rate of progress," Pritchett said in an interview with Foreign Policy magazine, "it will take literally thousands of years for many developing countries to reach Singapore's level of capability" (Foreign Policy 2011).
This tendency of aid agencies pushing developing countries to mimic Western institutions is often referred to pejoratively as "Big Development." By contrast, Rwanda has been able to escape the institutional black hole of Big Development by searching for the most effective ways to meet the specific needs of Rwanda itself. The nation hasn't held back when those ways diverge from the best practices of Western institutions, even when it also means diverging from their good graces. This approach to development, referred to here as "Smart Development," illustrates how countries can generate a novel solution to a specific problem through institutionalizing the practice of genuine innovation. This stands in sharp contrast to Big Development, where predetermined solutions are imported with the assumption that applying them will solve essentially all existing problems. The e-Soko program can be seen as a type of Smart Development because it provides a unique solution to a specific problem faced by Rwandan farmers that would have never been encountered in the West.
The Ministry of Agriculture is not the only agency to buck the cookie-cutter trend of isomorphic mimicry and instead become an engine for innovation. The Rwandan Ministry of Health has also rolled out impressive technology-based programs to meet Rwanda's unique needs. The health ministry is faced with the unenviable challenge of providing HIV treatment to approximately 500,000 patients in isolated, rural areas on a budget that is nowhere near sufficient for the task.
But rather than implode from these health problems, Rwanda took innovative action. It launched a program called TRACnet, which is an HIV-focused information technology system designed to collect and disseminate critical details about patients and drug distribution. Created by the Treatment and Research AIDS Centre (TRAC) arm of Rwanda's Ministry of Health in 2005, TRACnet addresses the lack of technological infrastructure in rural areas. It does so by using solar-powered mobile phones to enable practitioners involved in antiretroviral (ARV) treatment programs to submit reports electronically and to have timely access to vital information.
The results have been striking. At the end of 2007, the system covered the 168 health facilities that offer ARV therapy in Rwanda, reaching 100 percent of the 43,000 ARV patients in Rwanda (United Nations 2008). In the long run, 400 health facilities will be part of the network. More than 90 percent of users are able to access the system conveniently and cheaply via the toll-free telephone interface with interactive voice response (IVR) technology (United Nations 2008). Physicians are now able to easily and quickly discuss with highly qualified specialists the details of difficult cases from all over the country. This technology has been easily adopted, as most users are accustomed to text messaging from phones after fifteen to thirty minutes of training. As a result of the TRACnet deployment, the number of days between obtaining a blood specimen for a CD4 analysis and physicians receiving results has been significantly reduced (United Nations 2008).
Here is yet another example of a Rwandan institution eschewing isomorphic mimicry and supporting a scalable, truly innovative solution. But it begs the question, how does this happen in a world where so many countries have failed to do the same?
Indeed, Rwanda is famous—or, more likely, infamous—in the eyes of development agencies and donors for taking only partial advice from the international aid community and developing the rest on its own. Crystalizing this ethos is Rwanda's President Paul Kagame, who argues that traditional development aid "dehumanizes" recipients, robbing people of their dignity. "If that [genocide, violence-ridden] past is never going to happen again, we must grow our economy," Kagame told Fast Company magazine in 2009 (Chu 2009).
Under Kagame's leadership, Rwanda is evaluating its own needs, setting its own priorities, and avoiding the prescriptive reform regimes of Western donors. "We do appreciate support from the outside, but it should be support for what we intend to achieve ourselves," Kagame (2009) writes in an essay in the book In the River They Swim. "No one can assume that he or she knows better than we what is good for us." This mentality is clearly manifest in successful programs like e-Soko and TRACnet, which follow directly in that path.
In November 2011, Kagame warned the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which hosted the 4th High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, South Korea, that developing countries could become dependent on aid: "There is real danger that the huge industry that has been built around aid can become a permanent feature of our development process and perpetuate dependency, thereby directly undermining the very national systems that should instead be strengthened" (Office of the President 2011). Kagame emphasized his concern, chiding a development regime where "developing countries spend more time and energy agreeing on procedures and accounting to donors and an ever-increasing number of related non-state actors than in actual development work, often responding to endless questioning that no answers can fully satisfy" (Office of the President 2011; Tran 2011).
Kagame's warnings on donor dependency are coupled with his calls for a shift in the aid regime to include emerging economies. Kagame believes countries like China and India, which have recently achieved prosperity, have a unique grasp on what it takes to get out of poverty and could potentially provide valuable lessons to both developing countries and donors. Accordingly, he has called for strengthening "South-South cooperation" to help facilitate the transfer of these lessons and know-how.
In January 2012, Kagame told the International Reporting Project that his goal is to receive no foreign aid. "There will always be strings attached to aid," Kagame explained. "These strings tie people and deny them their freedom. In time, we will be able to provide for ourselves and stand on our own. We will be free to be who we should be, rather than who we are dictated to be, because that will always come with aid" (IRP staff 2012). The Rwandan story should give pause to donor institutions practicing a one-size-fits-all development program. Rwanda's innovative programs in agriculture and health have helped farmers like Eusebe receive a better price for their crop and HIV positive patients in rural areas receive better and timelier treatment. The sad irony is that these programs would have been unlikely to emerge if Rwanda had followed the full recommendations of those intuitions providing the most resources to help the country: the Western aid regime. Rwanda's example highlights the need for a paradigm shift in Western aid implementation, away from the generic prescriptions of Big Development. Rather, Western aid should move toward recognizing that each country has unique challenges and these challenges are best addressed through the contextual innovation embedded in a Smart Development approach. This requires giving a huge part of development work back to local people and their government while challenging them to see donor support less as the answer to their problems and more as a resource for finding their own solutions.
Chu, Jeff. 2009. Rwanda rising: A new model of economic development. Fast Company, 1 April.
Foreign Policy. 2011. The FP top 100 global thinkers. Foreign Policy, 28 November.
IRP staff. 2012. President Kagame: Our ambition is to receive no foreign aid. International Reporting Project, 20 January.
Kagame, Paul. 2009. The backbone of a new Rwanda. In In the river they swim: Essays from around the world on enterprise solutions to poverty. Edited by Michael Fairbanks et al. West Conshohocken, PA: Templeton Press.
Melhem, Samia. 2011. Rwandan farmers get food price updates by mobile phone. World Bank, 13 May.
Office of the President. 2011. President Paul Kagame. Speaking at the 4th High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, South Korea, 30 November.
Pritchett, Lant, Michael Woolcock, and Matt Andrews. 2012. Looking like a state: techniques of persistent failure in state capability for implementation. Journal of Development Studies. Forthcoming.
Tran, Mark. 2011. Rwanda steps up campaign for greater ownership of aid. Poverty Matters Blog, The Guardian, 30 November.
United Nations. 2008. TRACNET, Rwanda: Fighting pandemics through information technology. Innovation for Sustainable Development: Local Case Studies from Africa Series. United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Division for Sustainable Development.
This article was originally published in the 2012 edition of the Kennedy School Review.
John Vrakas is a 2012 Master in Public Administration candidate and Seamans Fellow in Technology at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. His focus on leadership in technology coupled with a background in laser engineering has led to consultation work on mobile technology development solutions and macroeconomic development strategies in developing countries. He is a cofounder of Birzeit, a social enterprise incubator based in the Palestinian Territories.


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Half way there!
TiC trustee Alice, in training for the Paris Marathon, completed the Brighton half marathon on Sunday 19th February along with 7,000 other runners. Not quite enjoying the view along the way but a pleasing finish time of 2 hours 14 minutes. Race organisers apologised afterwards for adding 500 metres to the course length through human…
Alice is running the Paris Marathon for TiC
Trust in Children trustee Alice is taking on the challenge of running the Paris Marathon to raise money for us. That means on April 15th she'll be setting out from the Arc de Triomph with 26.2 miles ahead of her… Good luck Alice! You can help Alice reach her target of £500 by donating online…
Great quiz last night!
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Join us for the TiC pub quiz!
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TiC AGM
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Q: Value of number input form is not a number I created a form, to calculate a price including shippingcost, taxes and something like that.
Why is the value NaN?
Using number inputforms but need to parseFloat()?
My calulation need to be like this:
verkaufspreis = einkaufspreis + versandkosten + verpackungskosten + gewinnmarge in % + transaktionsgebuehren + transaktionsgebuehren_flex in % like paypal

This looks very very strange for me, but... i don't get it.
Hope you are fine, thanks for a hint.

"use strict"

let einkaufspreis = document.getElementById("einkaufspreis");
let versandkosten = document.getElementById("versandkosten");
let verpackungskosten = document.getElementById("verpackungskosten");
let transaktionsgebuehren = document.getElementById("transaktionsgebuehren");
let transaktionsgebuehren_flex = document.getElementById("transaktionsgebuehren_flex");
let gewinnmarge = document.getElementById("gewinnmarge");

let verkaufspreis = 0;
const form = document.querySelector("form");

form.addEventListener("submit", e => {
    e.preventDefault();

    let rohkosten = parseFloat(verpackungskosten.value) + parseFloat(einkaufspreis.value) + parseFloat(versandkosten.value);

    let preis_mit_marge = (rohkosten / 100 * parseFloat(gewinnmarge.value)) + rohkosten;

    let preis_mit_transaktionskosten = (preis_mit_marge / 100 * transaktionsgebuehren_flex) + preis_mit_marge;

    let endkunden_preis = preis_mit_transaktionskosten;

    console.log(rohkosten, preis_mit_marge, preis_mit_transaktionskosten, endkunden_preis);

})

form.addEventListener("reset", e => console.log(e));
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>Document</title>

    <form>

          Einkaufspreis <input id="einkaufspreis" type="number" class="form-control" name="text_name" placeholder="Placeholder Textfeld">

          Versandkosten <input id="versandkosten" type="number" class="form-control" name="text_name" placeholder="Placeholder Textfeld">

          Transaktionsgebühren Fest <input  id="transaktionsgebuehren" type="number" class="form-control" name="text_name" placeholder="Placeholder Textfeld">

            Transaktionsgebühren % <input id="transaktionsgebuehren_flex" type="number" class="form-control" name="text_name" placeholder="Placeholder Textfeld">

          Verpackungskosten <input id="verpackungskosten" type="number" class="form-control" name="text_name" placeholder="Placeholder Textfeld">

          Gewinnmarge <input id="gewinnmarge" type="number" class="form-control" name="text_name" placeholder="Marge">

            <input type="submit" class="btn btn-primary" name="berechnen_button" value="Berechnen">
            <input type="reset" class="btn btn-primary" name="reset_button" value="Reset">

      </form>

A: Look carefully, you mistalkenly assigned id to div element as well, so first it finds this element, which has no value property

<input id="gewinnmarge">

also in formula you attend to element transaktionsgebuehren_flex, not to its value
let preis_mit_transaktionskosten = (preis_mit_marge / 100 * transaktionsgebuehren_flex) + preis_mit_marge;

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Using number inputforms but need to parseFloat()?

Meet valueAsNumber. Then you won't need parseFloat(). (Of course this doesn't change the validity of the other answer, so fix the bug first)
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLInputElement

valueAsNumber
double: Returns the value of the element, interpreted as one of the following, in order:

*

*A time value

*A number

*NaN if conversion is impossible

(as a comment above points out, value is always a string)


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