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Q: "Unexpected number" error in Android Emulator I'm trying to test my React Native (with Expo) application on an Android Emulator, but when I start it, I get the error :
Unexpected number '.0043795327'. Expected either a closing ']' or a ',' following an array element.

Unexpected number '.0043795327'. Expected either a closing ']' or a ',' following an array element.

no stack

no stack

The mentionned number is in a relatively big JSON (2.69 MB).
"R_1" : [
    // [...],
    [
        // ...
        10960.1412862219,89289.0043795327,12867.8880581433,
        // ...
    ]
    // [...],
]

The code used to work just fine and I could parse the JSON with no problem.
Here is how I parse it :
export const getDataInitialSpeed = (rps) => {
    switch (rps) {
        case 1:
            return require('./parsed_v0_1.json');
        case 2:
            return require('./parsed_v0_2.json');
        case 3:
            return require('./parsed_v0_3.json');
        case 4:
            return require('./parsed_v0_4.json');
        case 5:
            return require('./parsed_v0_5.json');
        case 6:
            return require('./parsed_v0_6.json');
        default:
            throw new RangeError('The rps should be between 1 and 6.');
    }
};

And when loading it, I cache it in case I need it again.
if (makeEstimatedPut.DATA_INITIAL_SPEED == undefined) {
    makeEstimatedPut.DATA_INITIAL_SPEED = [];
}
if (!makeEstimatedPut.DATA_INITIAL_SPEED[i]) {
    makeEstimatedPut.DATA_INITIAL_SPEED[i] = getDataInitialSpeed(i);
}

When I try to test it on an developpement build, I get the error :
There was a problem loading the project.
This development build encountered the following error.

Attempting to call JS function on a bad application bundle: AppRegistry.runApplication()

run
NativeRunnable.java

handleCallback
Handler.java

dispatchMessage
Handler.java

loopOnce
Looper.java

loop
Looper.java

run
MessageQueueThreadImpl.java

run
Thread.java

Also, when I build my app, it tells me error Unable to resolve module ../screens/NumbersScreen from /home/expo/workingdir/build/navigation/index.tsx:
But then when I start it on my real Android phones, the app starts correctly and seems to work fine. I really don't get what's the problem here.
My application used to work just fine, but for no reasons, it just stopped working.
Is there something I might be doing wrong causing this problem ?


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import os
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
from sklearn.metrics import *
from sklearn.preprocessing import Imputer
from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression
from sklearn.cluster import MiniBatchKMeans

###############################################################################
# File Path Info
###############################################################################

path = path = os.path.abspath(os.getcwd())

#load data from a CSV to a dataframe
with open(os.path.normpath(os.path.join(path,'lin.csv'))) as in_data:
    skid_data = pd.DataFrame.from_csv(in_data, sep=',')

###############################################################################
# Load Data and Prep for scikit-learn
###############################################################################

train = len(skid_data) * .60
test = int(train + 1)
as_array = np.asfarray(skid_data[:int(train)][['Average Velocity (mph)','Turns']]) #'Velocity Stdev','Average Acceleration (mph per s)', 'Max Acceleration (mph per s)', ' Acceleration Stdev','Displacement','Total Distance Traveled','Max Direction Change per sec', ' Direction Stdev','Time (s)', 'Turns', 'Aggressive Turns', 'Stops', 'Large Deceleration Events', 'Deceleration Events', 'Max Deceleration Event']])
X_test = np.asfarray(skid_data[int(test):][['Average Velocity (mph)','Turns']]) #'Velocity Stdev','Average Acceleration (mph per s)', 'Max Acceleration (mph per s)', ' Acceleration Stdev','Displacement','Total Distance Traveled','Max Direction Change per sec', ' Direction Stdev','Time (s)', 'Turns', 'Aggressive Turns', 'Stops', 'Large Deceleration Events', 'Deceleration Events', 'Max Deceleration Event']])

###############################################################################
# scikit-learn preprocessing; uncomment to see differences
###############################################################################

#Correct missing data
imputer = Imputer(missing_values="NaN", strategy="mean")
patched = imputer.fit_transform(as_array)
patched2 = imputer.fit_transform(X_test)

# Preprocessing tricks
#patched = StandardScaler().fit_transform(patched)
#patched = scale(patched, axis=0, with_mean=True)
#patched = preprocessing.normalize(patched, norm='l2')
#min_max_scaler = preprocessing.MinMaxScaler()
#patched = min_max_scaler.fit_transform(patched)

###############################################################################
# Constants and Set Values
###############################################################################

X_train = patched
X_test = patched2

###############################################################################
# Main Functions
###############################################################################

estimator = MiniBatchKMeans(n_clusters = 5)
estimator.fit_transform(X_train)
y_train = estimator.labels_

print len(y_train)

clf = LogisticRegression(C=0.001, penalty ='l2')
clf.fit_transform(X_train,y_train)
predictions = clf.predict(X_test)

print len(predictions)

print classification_report(y_train,predictions)
print 'Precision: ', precision_score(y_train,predictions)
print 'Recall: ', recall_score(y_train, predicitons)
print 'Accuracy: ', accuracy_score(y_train,predictions)

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The Fort Worth fire department announced that it had responded to 80 vehicle accidents in the past 32 hours at about 8 a.m. Tuesday.
As of 8:30 a.m., Fort Worth first responders had yet to receive a high water rescue call. But police shut down the Interstate 30 eastbound exit ramp to Oakland Boulevard because of high water.
MedStar and Fort Worth police caution drivers to slow down, use their headlights, avoid braking suddenly, keep their eyes on the road and to turn around if they see high floodwaters.
Also threatened by the recent weather pattern are a few records.
Monday's overnight low temperature of 41 degrees was the coldest ever recorded for the date, the weather service said. Bishop said the previous record was 42 degrees, set in 1914.
Monday's high temperature of 49 shattered the record for the coolest high temperature for the date, which was 60 degrees set in 1923.
"We're usually getting at least into the 60s this time of year," Bishop said, noting that it's normally not this cold in North Texas until November or December.
This October could easily cruise into second place for highest total rainfall, Bishop said. The wettest October ever was 1981, when 14.18 inches of rain fell in the DFW area.
In 2015's second-rainiest October, 9.82 inches of rain fell. Through Monday, more than 9 inches of rain had already fallen this month.
Officials along both the West Fork of the Trinity River and the Brazos River are monitoring rainfall to see if the flood risk increases.
Along the Brazos River between Possum Kingdom Lake and Lake Granbury, concerns remain that additional floodwater could cause problems, said Judi Pierce, a Brazos River Authority spokeswoman.
If more rain falls above Possum Kingdom Lake, it could cause the opening of the third flood gate at the PK dam, which could impact flood-prone areas like Horseshoe Bend in Parker County. So far, the rainfall totals haven't been high enough to warrant the opening of a third flood gate.
Officials are also monitoring flows along the West Fork of the Trinity. Both Eagle Mountain Lake and Lake Worth are now full but no flooding problems are currently expected at Lake Worth.
Lake Worth was at 594.06 feet as of Tuesday but it is not expected to climb any higher than 594.7 feet unless more rain falls in the basin.
At several sites across Fort Worth, rainwater entering the city sewage system caused heavily diluted wastewater to be pushed up through manhole covers.
City officials say the public drinking water supply is safe, but that residents should immediately wash thoroughly if they come into contact with the wastewater. Residents who use private wells and who live within a half-mile of a spill should distill or boil their water before use, and have their well water tested for safety, the city says.
The city is constructing a new sewer line near Sycamore Creek in south Fort Worth to increase capacity. The project is expected to take several years to complete.


The highlight for the month of January was our CEO's business trip to Rwanda which reminded him of his homeland — Singapore. Rwanda is an extraordinary country that went through immense change and growth over the years, and she understands that development is not an end point but rather a continuous process. Furthermore, the leadership in Rwanda has won praise for stamping out corruption, restoring stability, and attracting investment to the country. Her relative success is undoubtedly due to its thought and visionary leadership; her ability to foster national unity and cultivate sense of independence amongst the people in the country.
Like Singapore, Rwanda is clean and safe. In 2014, the Transparency International ranked Rwanda as the fifth cleanest out of 47 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and 55th cleanest out of 175 in the world. The country is also increasingly perceived internationally as a safe destination. In terms of population, Rwanda has a predominantly young population and their work ethic and effectiveness is quickly making it a very investor-friendly environment whilst equally pursuing its own development agenda. According to World Economic Forum in 2017, Rwanda is one of the global leaders when it comes to gender equality and is continuously progressing towards gender equality across a range of different measures. Thus, this sets a level playing field for people in Rwanda regardless of their current development status.
Quoted from Mr Benedict Oramah, president of the African Export-Import Bank, "This is a country that was all but written off some two decades ago. But just like the phoenix that died and arose from its ashes, it emerges to become the shiniest star on the continent. The shiniest in terms of governance, in terms of the can-do spirit, doing those things that nobody ever thought was possible." Rwanda's thought leadership have since delivered significant progress in healthcare advancement and development of the country as a whole.
In much the same way as many believe that blockchain is the future, so too prevails the popular belief that Rwanda is the future. And Sentinel Chain the means to create a fairer and more equitable future.
This is why we are here! Roy visited the Rwanda Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources to discuss about the Girinka Programme which is a national social protection scheme to transform livelihoods of the people. Under this programme, those who are in serious need of help in the region would get dairy cows from the government. To promote brotherhood, the first female calf would be gifted to his/her neighbour. The use of manure as fertilisers has led to an increase in agricultural production, increase in incomes, and a decrease in malnutrition in Rwanda. Moreover, if you follow our Twitter (@sentinelchain), our CEO and Dr Hamadoun Toure from Smart Africa, had a fruitful discussion on partnership on 20th January 2019. Smart Africa is formed to accelerate socio-economic development through ICT. The organisation is chaired by Rwanda president, Paul Kagame, and endorsed by all Heads of State of the African Union.
To close the loop on Rwanda-related engagements for the month, 31st January saw meeting between Roy Lai and folks at the High Commission of the Republic of Rwanda in Singapore. Pictured here is Rwanda High Commissioner to Singapore, Guillaume Kavaruganda and Commercial Attache Lucas J Murenzi.
We believe that Sentinel Chain will continue to grow and impact lives on a global scale, and we are grateful that we are known globally for our business vision for creating improved lives and livelihoods.
Our illustrious advisor, Professor Pei Sai Fan, delivered keynote at the Security Token Future Global Conference in Singapore on 25th January 2018.
Professor Pei provided valuable insights on tokenized securities and the future of Singapore. In his discussion about Token Security Offering (TSO) complementing and improving the inadequacy of the current financial market, he exemplified Singapore-originating Sentinel Chain as an exciting and practical blockchain project with a real world use case as described by the World Economic Forum. Moreover, he emphasized on the importance of financial inclusion and improving the lives of people while taking advantage of the current digital revolution in order to have a more integrated economy.
This one-day event saw close to 200 attendees and speakers from both traditional finance and blockchain industries, and enabled participants to network, exchange knowledge, and learn in a collaborative, open discussion platform.
On 28th January, Bernardo Corti, InfoCorp Latam's regional manager, presented Sentinel Chain at the "Iniciación en cripto monedas. La evolución del dinero", a blockchain conference sponsored by the Rosario City Government to create awareness on the impact of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology on the world, and in all sectors and industries.
Held at the government-supported Entrepreneurs Club of Rosario (Club de Emprendedores de Rosario), the co-working space provides tools to promote and encourage entrepreneurial activities with social impact for development of Rosario and the region.
Despite the unfavourable weather conditions experienced in town that day, there was still a high event turn-up rate. Bernardo gave a detailed presentation about Sentinel Chain and its road map for the livestock industry in Argentina and Latin America.
"It was good to be there, because it means that the government considers us a project with positive social impact, because of our goal of financial inclusion." Bernardo Corti.
Sentinel Chain is a B2B marketplace for financing services to be provided to FarmTrek networks that ultimately provide livestock-backed financing to farmers. Sentinel Chain does not provide financing services; rather it is an IT platform that facilitates the reselling of livestock-backed loans offered by financing companies (sell-side) to offshore financing companies (buy-side). Sentinel Chain is unique because it provides proof of collateral asset that is managed by the sell-side financing companies, without violating asset owners'/borrowers' privacy.
Since Sentinel Chain is a consortium blockchain that is governed by strict access to enforce KYC, whitelisted addresses as well as other mechanism to facilitate trusted yet decentralized trade operations, the only way that public can access Sentinel Chain is via loan portals or loan aggregators that facilitates SENC transactions. We are in partnership discussions with some financing companies who may have existing loan portals but the key challenges are mostly with the complexity involved in integration. This is why we have embarked on the development of a new prototype for a loan portal that is integrated with Sentinel Chain called XChainLoan portal. The purpose of this prototype is to facilitate the buy-side of the operation with an easier way to integrate with Sentinel Chain. The development of this prototype has been kick-started in January. Although it is not a part of the initial Sentinel Chain roadmap, we believe it will add tremendous value to increase our ability to succeed.
With change comes progress. And here we are on the brink of change of the lunar year. As we end the year of the dog, it is with gratitude to all in the team and our strong community supporting the Sentinel Chain vision, for without one and all of us, we would not have come this far this soon. Let's all look forward to an exciting new year of the pig and news ahead for Sentinel Chain. Happy Lunar New Year everyone!


Which is your Least Favourite Hand-Drawn Animated filmes from Different Companies?
10 aleatório filmes that I really liked, which one do you like the most?
Why does it feel so good to get tongue kissed on your throat?
Who do you ship on fanpop?
Number 05 fell back into a lean against the stony, plain gray mural behind her, still attempting to focus the blurriness in her swollen right eye. Though she herself couldn't see it, she knew that it probably looked just as bad as it felt.
Mr. Nut: *Sings* Welcome everybody to The Nut House. Thankfully this is not in Laos. Come on everybody into The Nut House. You can wear anything except for a blouse. Come on everybody, step into The Nut House.
Episode 11: Where Have You Been?
Serge Monast and another journalist, both of whom were researching Project Blue Beam, died of "heart attacks" within weeks of each other although neither had a history of coração disease. Serge was in Canada.
I feel like Regina would take on one of two roles; either she's the dean or the principal.
Shape the nature of yourself, nurture what helps you grow.
an answer was added to this question: What song is stuck in your head right now?
a comment was made to the poll: Which is your favourite Hand-Drawn Animated filmes from Different Companies?
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a comment was made to the poll: Do you prefer lipstick or no lipstick?
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The A's claimed Philip Humber off of waivers from the Royals, according to Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star (on Twitter). The Royals had designated Humber for assignment earlier in the week.
Humber, 28 next week, posted a 4.15 ERA in 21 2/3 big league innings this year. As short as that stint was, it was the most Humber's pitched in a big league season. The former first rounder was once considered a top prospect and the Mets sent him to Minnesota in the Johan Santana deal. In 664 1/3 minor league innings, he has a 4.48 ERA with 7.3 K/9 and 2.7 BB/9.


This is a dead easy way to make a bracelet. I used a fairly strong waxed thread, one small button and glass beads.
You need to make a loop at the one end just big enough for the button to fit through. Not too big that the button slips off. Then slide beads onto your thread until you have enough beaded thread to wind the bracelet, once, twice, three times or as many times as you like around your wrist.
Add your button to the thread and tie it at the shank to secure it. Cut the thread. I dabbed a spot of glue to the knots to make sure they stay put.
And voila! You have a cute new beaded bracelet. You can get creative with your buttons. Maybe a pearl or shell button would look better? You could make this as a necklace or ankle bracelet? And you can have fun mixing up the beads.
At the top of the page are the Greenie Galleries where you can find pictures of assorted DIYs and projects showing how old items are recycled or upcycled.
Have a great eco friendly week.


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Nata nel 1926, la Banda Musicale della Guardia di Finanza è un complesso artistico stabile, composto da 102 esecutori, titolati dai diversi Conservatori nazionali. Nella sua lunga attività la Banda del Corpo ha collezionato importanti successi nei maggiori teatri nazionali e all'estero, in Svizzera, Francia, Germania, Belgio, Emirati Arabi e, per ben tre volte, negli Stati Uniti dove si è esibita, nel 2002, a Ground Zero, luogo divenuto ormai simbolo della coscienza americana. Emozionante l'esibizione all'ultima edizione del Festival di Sanremo in apertura dell'ultima serata. Le esibizioni della Banda riscuotono sempre maggiori consensi di pubblico e di critica che ne determinano un costante incremento delle partecipazioni anche in collaborazione con importanti organismi lirico - sinfonici di rilevanza internazionale. Invitata spesso anche in occasione di trasmissioni radio televisive con emittenti nazionali, di rilievo è anche l'attività discografica esercitata da essa. Le recenti modifiche normative (ex. Legge nr. 508/99, Legge nr. 268/2002), hanno disposto che i titoli rilasciati dai Conservatori di Musica siano equiparati ai Titoli Accademici di I e II Livello, permettendo al Corpo di disporre di un patrimonio culturale e professionale di assoluto prestigio, che ha permesso alla quasi totalità degli Ispettori Esecutori di possedere titoli universitari. La Banda Musicale è stata diretta da illustri Maestri quali Giuseppe Manente, Antonio D'Elia, Olivio Di Domenico, Fulvio Creux e Gino Bergamini. Dal 16 aprile 2002 è diretta dal Maestro, Colonnello Leonardo Laserra Ingrosso.

Collegamenti esterni

Guardia di Finanza
Bande militari

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Mecklenburg First N.C. County to Allow TB Patients to Medicate on Video
New tech policy to save time and money
By Yen Duong
While historical novels and pop culture are filled with references to "consumption," "wasting disease" and tuberculosis sanatoriums, TB is by no means a disease that's only consigned to history. In 2017, 1.6 million people worldwide died from TB, the World Health Organization reports.
To combat the extremely contagious disease, since 1993 the WHO has recommended directly observed therapy (DOT), in which a provider watches patients take their daily pills.
"Tuberculosis is not as common [in the U.S.] as it is in many other countries, but it still very much exists," explained Dr. Meg Sullivan, the medical director of Mecklenburg County Public Health. "When we identify a case of active tuberculosis, we have a public health responsibility to ensure the treatment is completed, to reduce the risk to the rest of the public."
In 2018, 196 North Carolinians had verified cases of TB. The disease spreads when people breathe in bacteria from a patient coughing or speaking but not from touch, shared surfaces or shared food. Last month, Mecklenburg County, which has the highest TB rate in the state, updated its federally mandated DOT program with a contract with a new technology company. Instead of schlepping to the closest clinic, TB patients can now record selfie videos of themselves taking the pills and send them to the public health department.
An xray image of pulmonary TB (Flickr/Creative Commons)
Grueling treatment
In 2017, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported about 9,000 TB cases nationally.
Mecklenburg County had 34 cases. In these "active" cases, patients have become ill with symptoms such as painfully coughing up blood, night sweats and weight loss, among other symptoms.
Treatment takes a long time, though, and can be challenging for patients to complete, with side effects ranging from fatigue and nausea to jaundice and abdominal discomfort. TB infection is often treated with a six-month-long course of medications, which start off as four daily antibiotics and then whittle down to two. Clinicians must personalize the treatment for each patient, Sullivan said.
"A lot of it has to do with what were their initial cultures, when did they convert [to active TB], what is their sensitivities [to the medications]?" Sullivan said. "That's why we can't just say 'someone will be on it for this amount of time,' because we need to work with each patient individually."
Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria. (Photo courtesy of NIAID)
Some patients carry a drug-resistant strain of the TB bacteria which does not respond to one or more of the four usual antibiotics. Those patients work with their doctors to find effective treatments, which can include antibiotics with riskier side effects.
The CDC estimates that up to 13 million Americans could also be infected with symptomless "latent TB." Otherwise healthy people may never become sick from their latent TB infection, and they cannot spread the bacteria.
"[In latent TB,] a little bit of the bacteria might live in your body but remain asleep … and never really wake up," Sullivan said. "However, in people that are immunocompromised, … that can then reactivate the tuberculosis and lead to active [TB]."
For example, in people with HIV, latent TB is more likely to become active and require treatment, Sullivan said. Other at-risk populations include the elderly, people with a history of homelessness and people who have recently travelled internationally.
Though only active cases require DOT, the CDC recommends treating latent TB in at-risk patients with a similar but shorter course of drugs.
'Like a public health crisis'
DOT ensures that patients adhere to their treatments, or take their medications as prescribed. Sebastian Seigeur, CEO of emocha, the technology company, said that while Americans spend $370 billion a year on medications, adherence rates remain around 50 percent.
"When patients don't take medication, it doesn't do anything," Seigeur said. "We're as a country [and] as a health system not getting the benefit of those medications, and neither are the patients when it's not taken.
"It is almost like a public health crisis, that patients don't take medications as prescribed."
With video directly observed therapy, patients can take their medicine anytime instead of only when a clinic is open, and clinicians don't need to travel to patients' homes or workplaces to watch them.
"Having to take a medication every day, or sometimes you can switch it to three times a week, for a significant number of times: that is very, very, that can be very challenging," Sullivan said. "I think having the video directly observed therapy option, so they can do it at their schedule in the comfort of their own home, is really a remarkable thing."
A study partially funded by emocha showed that health departments saved over $1,000 per patient who completed treatment using vDOT as opposed to in-person observation five days a week.
"A lot of patients want to take their medication at night because they can sleep off the side effects," Seigeur said. "So Mecklenburg County [public health officials] can wake up in the morning, and they've got 30-some patient visits to analyze, and they can do them all one after another."
The vDOT option lets public health officials monitor patients on weekends as well, Seigeur said.
"The technology by itself does not improve medication adherence — it's the engagement from Mecklenburg County to the patient that really drives it," Seigeur said. "It's like a virtual visit. […] It's the idea that there's somebody who's on the other end, in engaging and supporting you through this treatment."
When asked if the software presented any privacy concerns for patients, Seigeur pointed out that in-person DOT already requires much of patients.
"Vaccination is probably the best analogy," Seigeur said. "We're insisting that members of the public get vaccinated. [When] some people don't want to do that, other people are put at risk.
"There's a huge ethical dilemma on what you can ask patients to do. I don't know that we have the solution to that."
This story originally appeared at North Carolina Health News, an independent, non-partisan, not-for-profit, statewide news organization dedicated to covering all things health care in North Carolina. Used with permission.

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The languages are disappearing at an alarming rate; half of 7105 plus languages spoken today may disappear by end of this century. When a language becomes extinct, communities lose their cultural identity, practices tied to a language and intellectual wealth. The rapid loss of languages motivates this study.
We first introduce collective intelligence, endangered languages, and language revitalisation. Secondly we discuss and explore how to leverage collective intelligence to preserve, curate, discover, learn, share and eventually revitalise endangered languages. Thirdly we compare and synthesise existing language preservation and learning systems. Subsequently, we outline the research methodology. Finally, we propose the design, implementation and evaluation of "Save Lingo" and "Learn Lingo" apps for revitalising endangered languages. The systems are instantiated and validated in context of te reo Māori, Vietnamese and non-roman script languages such as Arabic, Chinese and Hindi.
Copyright © 2017 A. Mirza and D. Sundaram, licensed to EAI. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution licence (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/), which permits unlimited use, distribution and reproduction in any medium so long as the original work is properly cited.


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Q: JqueryUI Autocomplete callback function using val( ) not working I am using jqueryui autocomplete and have set up a search of an image gallery using ContentFlow that when the image is found, a small icon is shown and the user can open the image with a lightbox (prettyphoto )
Here is the code:
$(function() {
    var projects = [
        {
            value: "Alcatraz",
            label: "Alcatraz",
            icon: "Alcatraz.jpg",
            url: "slides/Alcatraz.jpg",
            desc: "",
            imgN: "1"
        },
        {
            value: "Amber Light",
            label: "Amber Light",
            icon: "Amber Light.jpg",
            url: "slides/Amber%20Light.jpg",
            desc: "",
            imgN: "2"
        },
        {
            value: "Blue Boat",
            label: "Blue Boat",
            icon: "Blue Boat.jpg",
            url: "slides/Blue%20Boat.jpg",
            desc: "",
            imgN: "3"
        }
    ];

    $( "#project" ).autocomplete({
        minLength: 0,
        source: projects,
        focus: function( event, ui ) {
            $( "#project" ).val( ui.item.label );
            return false;
        },
        select: function( event, ui ) {
            $( "#project" ).val( ui.item.label );
            $( "#project-id" ).val( ui.item.value );
            $( "#project-icon" ).attr( "src", "thumbs/" + ui.item.icon );
            $( "#project-description" ).html( ui.item.desc );
            $( "#project-label" ).html( ui.item.label );
            $( "#project-link" ).attr("href", ui.item.url );
            $( "#project-link" ).attr("title", ui.item.label );
            return false;
        },

        close: function() {
            var value = $( "#project" ).val( ui.item.imgN );
            cf.moveTo(value);
        }
    })
    .data( "autocomplete" )._renderItem = function( ul, item ) {
        return $( "

" )
            .data( "item.autocomplete", item )
            .append( "" + item.label + " - " + item.desc + "" )

            .appendTo( ul );
    };

});

The HTML:

Search

<input id="project"/>
<input type="hidden" id="project-id"/>

The problem I am having is with the following function:
close: function() {
            var value = $( "#project" ).val( ui.item.imgN );
            cf.moveTo(value);
        }

I need the image gallery to scroll to the specific image in the contentflow using
 cf.moveTo();

I am not getting my code to return this value. Any help would be appreciated.

A: When you use val() you should not enter an argument, thats used to set the value, you just need to call val() on the element you want the value of.
Try:
  var value = $( "#project "+ui+"."+item+"."+imgN).val();

Or something like that.

A: After trials and tribulations, I found a way to get this to work with this additional modified code:
        select: function( event, ui ) {

            $( "#project-imgN" ).val( ui.item.imgN );

            return false;
        },

        close: function(event, ui ) {
        function runEffect() {
        // get effect type from
        var move = $( "#project-imgN" ).val();

        // run the effect
        cf.moveTo(move);
    };

     runEffect();
        }
    })

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St Nicholas Acons was a  parish church in the City of London. In existence by the late 11th century, it was destroyed during the Great Fire of London of 1666 and not rebuilt.

History
The church  was situated on the west side of Nicholas Lane in Langbourn ward of the City of London. The name 'Acons' was derived from that of a mediaeval benefactor. The church is recorded as early as 1084, when Godwinus and his wife Turund gave its patronage to Malmesbury Abbey. It passed to the Crown on the dissolution of the monasteries.

St Nicholas' was destroyed during the Great Fire of London of 1666 and not rebuilt. Instead the parish was united with that of St Edmund the King and Martyr, Lombard Street in 1670. The name retained as the name of a precinct  in the south-western part of  Langbourn Ward.

In the 1860s a proposed unification of the benefice of St Edmunds with  St Nicholas and that of St Mary Woolnoth with St Mary Woolchurch Haw  was vigorously defended by St Nicholas Acons' discrete churchwardens.  In 1964 the churchyard was excavated and important Saxon remains found, but in the last decade of the 20th century Gordon Huelin  noted that only a City Corporation commemoration  at the site of the old parsonage remained to indicate a church had ever been there.

Present day
The parish now forms part of the combined parish of "St Edmund the King and Martyr, and
St Mary Woolnoth Lombard Street with St Nicholas Acons, All Hallows Lombard Street, St Benet Gracechurch, St Leonard Eastcheap, St Dionis Backchurch and St Mary Woolchurch Haw" – usually shortened to 'St Edmund and St Mary Woolnoth'. It is part of the Church of England's Diocese of London.

Notes and references

Bibliography
"The Register Book of the parish of St. Nicholas Acons, London, 1539–1812" Brigg, W(Transc) p 160: Leeds, Walker & Laycock, 1890.
Church of England, Parish of St. Nicholas Acons. – PLAN OF THE PARISH OF SAINT NICHOLAS ACON'S LOMBARD STREET 1875 / George Leg, 1875 ms. plan. – k1264830 cited in "City of London Parish Registers Guide 4" Hallows, A. (Ed): London, Guildhall Library Research, 1974  .
"Vanished churches of the City of London", Huelin, G p21 : London Guildhall Library Publishing, 1996
A Descriptive Account of the Guildhall of the City of London-Its History and Associations in "The English Historical Review"  Price, J.E. pp. 154–158:  Oxford, Oxford University Press  Jan., 1888 (Vol. 3, No. 9)

The Proposed Union Of City Benefices in "The Times" p 10: London, The Times Newspaper, 1861 (Wednesday, 20 November; Issue 24095; col C)
Local Administrative Units: Southern England Youngs, F. p. 302 :London, Royal Historical Society, 1979
"The London Encyclopaedia" Hibbert, C; Weinreb, D; Keay, J: London, Pan  Macmillan, 1983 (rev 1993,2008)

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1666 disestablishments in England
Churches destroyed in the Great Fire of London and not rebuilt
Churches in the City of London
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China and Vietnam Pick Up Island-Building Activity in S. China Sea
Barque Canada Reef; the dredged channel and Vietnamese outpost are just visible at center (Sentinel-2)
Land-claim activity is heating up in the Spratly Islands, the chain of reefs and atolls in the South China Sea that are claimed by six different nations. China and Vietnam have both reportedly resumed island-building operations, and the Philippine and U.S. governments claim that Chinese vessels are once again swarming at contested land features – this time at Iroquois Reef and Sabina Shoal.
The array of claimed activity covers a wide swath of the Spratly chain. China is carrying out a gradual, covert land-reclamation operation using maritime militia vessels, U.S. officials told Bloomberg this week. At four different reef sites in the Spratlys, these small-scale reclamation works have expanded the size of existing sandbars and shoals by a factor of 10, turning formations that used to cover and uncover with the tide into areas that are permanently above water.
The alleged reclamation sites are closely spaced in a north-south line, and they include Eldad Reef, a land feature at Tizard Bank; Lankiam Cay, 20 nm north of Tizard Bank; Sandy Cay, 50 nm north of Tizard Bank; and Whitsun Reef, a hotly-contested location about 20 nm to the south of Tizard Bank.
U.S. officials believe that they represent yet another attempt by China to shift the status quo by building new ground. China has firmly denied the claims.
Meanwhile, Chinese vessels have been swarming at Iroquis Reef (part of Reed Bank) and at Sabina Shoal, according to the Philippine government. Chinese vessels previously clustered at Iroquois last year, after they were chased away from Union Bank and Whitsun Reef, according to satellite imagery analysis performed by the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative (AMTI).
In a statement Monday, the U.S. State Department backed up the Philippine claims, calling the Chinese vessel activity a threat to the livelihoods of Philippine fishermen and "evidence of continuing disregard for other South China Sea claimants and states lawfully operating in the region."
China quickly pushed back on these complaints, with the Chinese embassy in Manila issued a statement denouncing these "unfounded accusations" as an American attempt to "stir up troubles."
Competing island-building
Vietnam has been actively involved in an island-building campaign of its own. While it is dwarfed by China's 3,000-plus-acre scope of work in the Spratlys, the Vietnamese endeavor is by no means small. According to AMTI, Vietnam has added about 420 acres of new land on and around its existing holdings in the second half of this year alone. For perspective, this is more than three times the amount of land reclamation that Vietnam has carried out in the past decade.
The landfill activity includes expanded reclamation at four existing Vietnamese-occupied islands, plus new dredging and reclamation at five sites that previously hosted only minor outlying stations.
The growing new Vietnamese sites include Barque Canada Reef, Discovery Great Reef, Ladd Reef, Cornwallis South Reef and Alison Reef. Discovery Great Reef is located just to the east of Union Banks, an area of regular confrontation between claimants.
"Vietnam's dredging and landfill activities in 2022 are substantial and signal an intent to significantly fortify its occupied features in the Spratlys. These expansions are ongoing and what infrastructure the expanded outposts will host remains to be seen," wrote AMTI in an assessment.


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With a little help from his friends—like special guest Jason Priestley in L.A.—and countless years touring, Steven explores the tastiest and most creative venues across North America, including Toronto's own Charlie's Burgers, Cold Tea and La Carnita. For those who can't wait for the TV airing, the premiere episode is also available for free on iTunes.
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DWC Annual Report 2016 Released
DWC Annual Report Released.
A productive financial year has seen Development West Coast provide commercial finance to 20 businesses throughout the region totalling $14.4m, as well as increase the value of its own total assets to $127 million.
Releasing the annual report, Mr Mackenzie said the 2015-16 year saw DWC generate revenue of $9.2m and invest $5.8m into community projects.
"We were pleased to play a key role in support of the West Coast economy this year, in particular through our District Economic Stimulus Fund and the Digital Enablement Fund. These schemes present local businesses with a range of funding options, and for many it has been the support they needed to keep going through challenging times," Mr Mackenzie says.
DWC's year-end loss of $345,000 was not ideal but also not unexpected given the outlay under the new funding schemes, and DWC chairman John Sturgeon says the bigger picture is the positive long term impact the funding schemes will have on the community.
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He says DWC's role is to provide leadership in challenging times.
"I am pleased that we have been able to approve so many funding applications over the past year, and I know the team at DWC have been working hard to ensure the community is aware of what funding streams are available and how to tap into them."
Over the course of the year DWC ran numerous successful workshops and events which in total attracted over 380 participants. Upcoming events are advertised on the website www.dwc.org.nz.
As we close the door on the 2015-2016 financial year, we reflect on the challenges faced by industries across the West Coast and the role Development West Coast has played to create new opportunities and stimulate the local economy.
I am proud of what DWC has been able to offer over the course of the year to support the community in what has been ongoing uncertainty for many sectors.
Low commodity prices are clearly having a major effect on industry across the West Coast. Dairying and mining – and therefore their feeder industries – are bearing the brunt of the downturn. In Westport, the effect of the closure of Holcim's plant is starting to take hold.
Although we generated revenue of $9.2m (including unrealised gains), DWC ended the year with a loss of $345k. The expenses include the $3m accrual of the District Economic Stimulus Fund and $1m to Digital Enablement Fund – both fantastic schemes which DWC has developed to stimulate the West Coast
The good news story in our community is the continuing boom for tourism, which has had its best year for some time. DWC has been pleased to be able to support this key sector, in particular with the $248,000 of assistance for Tourism West Coast's domestic marketing campaign to bring more New Zealanders to our region. This has been used to great success in a variety of TWC promotions and DWC looks forward to seeing the continued growth of our domestic tourism numbers.
Our previous Chief Executive Joseph Thomas left DWC in October after an 18-month stint at the helm. While his tenure was short, his contribution was significant and we thank him for his efforts. The new Chief Executive Chris Mackenzie began with us in May 2016. His knowledge of the role, purpose and workings of DWC is significant due to his involvement as a trustee on the Interim Trust when the original settlement funds of $92m were allocated by the Government. I look forward to Chris' leadership in the year ahead, and I would like to thank him for his swift efforts to integrate into DWC to date.
I would also like to acknowledge my fellow Trustees for their work over what has been a difficult year for the West Coast economy. Their decisions to set up the District Economic Stimulus Fund and the Business and Industry Stimulus Fund will go a long way to assist our local community. I particularly wish to thank Robert Buchanan who retired from his Trustee position in July 2016. As the New Zealand Law Society appointee, Robert has provided me much guidance and support during his tenure for which I am very appreciative.
Lastly, I wish to thank the staff of DWC for their ongoing efforts in supporting the West Coast community.
JOHN STURGEON ONZM, MBE
Chief Executive's Report
My decision to return to having involvement with Development West Coast was not difficult to make. As a trustee of the Interim Trust in 2001 I have a keen appreciation of DWC's role and the opportunity it presents for driving growth in the West Coast region.
I will be endeavouring over the next few months to talk to as many people as I can who are involved in business and industries across the West Coast. In these times of economic change, it is important to keep the West Coast enthusiasm alive and strive to work together to make things better.
The 2016 financial year sees DWC with total assets of $127.3m. Total income for the year was $8.8m (excluding unrealised revenue), with a profit before Community Distributions of $6.5m. Total Operating Expenses were $2.3m, up from $2.0m the previous year.
DWC invested $5.8m in Community Distributions and Projects, and is reporting a net loss of $0.3m with a Total Comprehensive Revenue and Expenses of -$0.4m. DWC's total realised revenue generated since 2001 now stands at $127m.
It has been a productive year for DWC. 56 funding enquiries were received, translating into 24 commercial finance applications seeking funding of $10.8m. DWC approved 20 distributions to the value of $14.4m. Almost half of these approvals were generated by our Business and Industry Stimulus Fund (BISF), which has seen $2.2m invested into nine businesses across the West Coast region with the creation of around 35 jobs.
The distribution investments were across a range of industries and businesses, including EPIC Westport, S'All Good Juice Bar in Hokitika, Inchbonnie Hydro, and a new joint venture with Putake Group to set up Putake West Coast LP, a bee keeping and apiary business.
Staff have spent a considerable amount of time and effort working on the future of DWC's dairy investments with the long term aim to provide stability and certainty in this sector. This resulted in a recent decision to increase DWC's investment in Cranley Farms Limited (CFL) and Bold Head Farm Limited.
This financial assistance will be used in part to restructure CFL's balance sheet and support a new farm management system. DWC believes this investment will provide confidence and stability for both the West Coast's dairy industry and CFL as a substantial supplier to Westland Milk Products until the industry recovers or stabilises from the current challenging times. DWC will continue to review and monitor its involvement in these businesses.
In tourism, The Old Ghost Road Cycle and Tramping Trail was officially opened in December 2015. Together with the West Coast Wilderness Trail, the cycling/tramping experience is drawing an increased number of outdoor enthusiasts to the Coast.
The Sounds Air operation - which replaced the Westport to Wellington service when Air New Zealand withdrew from the route – is a significant success story for both Sounds Air and the Buller community. The service ensures direct access to and from the Capital and connects with other Sounds Air services to Blenheim, Paraparaumu, Taupo and Napier, and also allows passengers to use other airlines from Wellington.
While all of these initiatives have been in the making before my appointment as Chief Executive, I am still very proud to see DWC's efforts coming to fruition over the course of what has been a challenging time for the West Coast.
I would like to thank my predecessor, Joseph Thomas, for his contribution to DWC and wish him all the best in his new role.
I look forward to working with the DWC team and Trustees to ensure this growth and success continues as we push ahead into the next financial year.
CHRIS MACKENZIE


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Wood, Skinner & Co war eine englische Schiffswerft in Bill Quay im Osten von Gateshead am Südufer des Tyne. Sie bestand von 1883 bis 1925.

Die Werft wurde von dem Kaufmann William Wood und dem Schiffbauer James Skinner gegründet; beide hatten zuvor lange Berufserfahrung bei anderen Werften gesammelt. Sie lag am Ufer des Tyne und begann mit sechs Slipanlagen auf etwa 115 Meter Uferlänge. In den frühen 1920er Jahren wurde die Zahl der Slips auf acht erhöht, von denen der größte Schiffe von bis zu 165 Meter Länge aufnehmen konnte. Schiffsmaschinen wurden nicht selber hergestellt, sondern von anderen örtlichen Firmen gekauft. Das erste Schiff wurde 1885 gebaut, die mit 214 BRT vermessene Tilsco, die noch bis 1971, zuletzt unter italienischer Flagge, fuhr. 1897 wurde die Firma in eine Aktiengesellschaft (Limited Company) umgewandelt.

Die Werft begann mit eisernen und stählernen Küstenfrachtern und kleinen Hochseefrachtern und erwarb sich sehr bald einen guten Ruf als Hersteller von Kohlefrachtern. Skandinavische Reeder waren in den ersten 20 Jahren die Abnehmer eines erheblichen Teils ihrer Schiffe. Örtlicher Hauptkunde war die Burnett Steamship Co. in Newcastle, für die in 32 Jahren insgesamt 30 Schiffe gebaut wurden.

Die Wirtschaftskrise der Jahre 1921 bis 1925 machte der Werft schwer zu schaffen, 1921 und 1922 liefen nur jeweils zwei Schiffe vom Stapel, 1923 vier. 1924 wurden noch einmal fünf Schiffe gebaut, aber 1925 musste die Werft in Liquidation gehen. Das letzte von insgesamt 330 dort gebauten Schiffen war die mit 1985 BRT vermessene Usworth, die am 27. November 1924 vom Stapel lief und schließlich im September 1925 fertiggestellt wurde. Das letzte Schiff, dessen Bau noch begonnen worden war, blieb bis in die späten 1930er Jahre unvollendet auf dem Helgen liegen, bevor es wieder abgebrochen wurde.

Literatur

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 Tyne Built Ships: Skinner & Co Ltd, Bill Quay (1885 - 1925)
 Wood, Skinner & Co. Ltd., bei www.wrecksite.eu
 Wood, Skinner and Co, bei Grace's Guide: British Industrial History

Ehemalige Werft (England)
Organisation (Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead)
Gegründet 1883
Ehemaliges Unternehmen (Tyne and Wear)


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Benefitting Hawaii's Homeless Community
By Greg Payton, CEO of Mental Health Kokua
Mayor Kirk Caldwell has declared June 5 Mental Health Kokua Day, and that evening Makaha Sons, and Keola and Moana Beamer will appear at historic Hawaii Theatre as a fundraiser for Mental Health Kokua (MHK), the oldest private nonprofit 501(c)(3) mental health organization in the state.
Proceeds from the concert will fund MHK's Chinatown outreach, one of the areas most visibly, physically, culturally and economically affected by homelessness. MHK is committed to ending homelessness in the Chinatown area by 2016.
Through extensive research and surveys, MHK, which was founded in 1973, discovered that the majority of homeless in Chinatown have serious health and/or mental conditions.
These health problems result in 81.6 percent of the area's homeless receiving emergency room treatment more than three times per year. Our research statistics also show that 40.8 percent of them have been attacked or beaten during the past 6.7 years, the average time of their homelessness.
Motivated by these facts, MHK is even more determined to expand our commitment to offer proper resources, support and treatment to the homeless in the Chinatown area. Our current efforts include providing a new start through outreach that encompasses ongoing support services.
For example, MHK finds housing and guarantees rent payment. It also acts as a liaison with neighbors. Those served by the program continue to receive mental health services, case management and even help obtaining educational scholarships. MHK's community- based approach assists persons recovering from serious mental illness in achieving their optimum level of independent living.
To help engage the community, MHK is sponsoring a poster contest for all high school students on Oahu. Fifty students to submit a poster will receive a free ticket to the June 5 concert. The theme of the posters is "Why we should care for and respect people experiencing homelessness."
Call Hawaii Theatre at 528- 0506 for tickets to this important benefit concert. MHK is always in need of monetary donations, as well as gifts of clothing, goods and services. Taxdeductible donations can be made at mhkhawaii.org or by calling 737-2523.
Moana and Keola Beamer PHOTO FROM MENTAL HEALTH KOKUA
A Surprise Pairing With Italian Cuisine
Pedaling Slowly Toward A Livable City


Agreed. My brother was the one watching the boxing at our house.
I have zero interest in boxing, so his achievements in that field mean very little to me, but he was certainly an extraordinary man who did an enormous amount of good in social and racial activism, something for which he should be remembered for far longer than just punching strangers for a living.


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Campo Belo — município de Minas Gerais
Campo Belo do Sul — município de Santa Catarina
Campo Belo (distrito de São Paulo)
Campo Belo (bairro de São Paulo)
Estação Campo Belo — Estação do Metrô de São Paulo

Ver também
Campos Belos

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Mr. Gates has been active in litigation concerning educational issues. He was co-lead counsel in Reed v. State, in which he obtained a preliminary injunction stopping teacher layoffs at three inner-city Los Angeles schools to protected students' constitutional rights to equal educational opportunity and won approval of a contested settlement that protects up to 45 inner-city schools from teacher layoffs. Mr. Gates also represented amicus in In re Rachel L., in which the California Court of Appeal affirmed the right of California parents to homeschool their children.
Scholarly Lectures/Writings:
Editor-in-Chief, Handbook On The Antitrust Aspects Of Standards Setting (ABA 2010)Evidence for Homeschooling: Constitutional Analysis in Light of Social Science Research, 16 Widener L. Rev. 63 (2010) (co-author) Antitrust and Rebates: A Study in Analogies, SSRN Working Paper (Nov. 2009)U.S. and EC Enforcers Converge on Pharmaceutical Patent Settlements, BNA Pharmaceutical Law & Industry (Aug. 2009) (w/ J. Jaeckel and D. Beteta) Pharmaceutical Patent Settlements Under Fire on Both Sides of the Atlantic, EuroWatch (July 2009) (w/ J. Jaeckel and D. Beteta) Obama's Antitrust Enforcers: What Can We Expect?, The Antitrust Source (Apr. 2009) Antitrust Enforcement: Against the Grain, Legal Week (Apr. 2009) (w/ T. Srimushnam)The FTC's New Enforcer, S.F. Daily Journal (Apr. 2009) (w/ M. Sikes)A New Direction?, The Deal (Feb. 2009) (w/ T. Srimushnam)New Directions in Antitrust Enforcement, Obama Appoints Christine Varney to Head DOJ Antitrust Division, G2 Compliance Report (Mar. 2008) (w/ T. Srimushnam)Early Look at Obama's Antitrust Enforcement Agenda, N. American Free Trade & Investment Report (Jan. 2009) (w/ T. Srimushnam)An Innovation Based Road Map for Legal Reform, Book Review, The Antitrust Source (Feb. 2010)Standard Setting: Is Your IP at Risk? The FTC "Clarifies" the Law, 3 Bloomberg Corp. L.J. 208 (2008)The DOJ Section 2 Report: It All Depends on Your Priors, Global Comp. Policy (Oct. 2008)Cephalon: The FTC's Shot at Reverse Payments, Competition Law360 (Feb. 2008) Editor-in-Chief, Intellectual Property And Antitrust Handbook (ABA 2007) Chapter Author, Handbook On The Antitrust Aspects Of Standards Setting (ABA 2004)Antitrust Counselor's Guide to Most-Favored-Nations Clauses, 10 Competition 54 (2001)Standards, Innovation, and Antitrust: Integrating Innovation Concerns Into the Analysis of Collaborative Standard Setting, 47 Emory L.J. 583 (1998)California Antitrust: Standing Room for the Wrongfully Discharged Employee?, 47 Hast. L.J. 509 (1996)
Verdicts/Settlements:
In the Matter of Realcomp II Ltd., FTC Dkt No. 9320. Mr. Gates served as lead trial counsel for the FTC in this challenge to real estate broker joint venture. The full Commission found that respondent violated the antitrust laws. In re Union Oil Company of California, FTC Dkt. No. 9305. Mr. Gates served as one of the trial counsel for the FTC in this precedent-setting monopolization case involving patents and standard-setting issues in the regulation of gasoline. After a 43-day trial and post-trial briefing, the FTC obtained complete relief through a consent decree. In re Rambus Inc., FTC Dkt. No. 9302. Mr. Gates served as one of the trial counsel for the respondent in this monopolization case involving patents in the context of a private standard-setting organization. After a 54-day trial, the Administrative Law Judge ruled in favor of the respondent, dismissing all of the Commission's claims.
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Q: Android EditText default style I need to show a EditText with the classic layout showing the full textbox, not only the bottom line. In the layout editor I can see it so, but when running the app it is showing only the bottom line. I am using android:Theme.Light for the app. How could I change this?
This is what I want:

This is what I see:

A: //You can try this one it works for me
<shape xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
android:shape="rectangle">
<solid android:color="#00000000" />
<stroke android:width="2.5dp"
    android:color="#FFFFFF" />
<corners
android:radius="5dp"/>
</shape>
Then use this shape for the edit text widget inside an activity xml file as required:

<EditText
     android:id="@+id/searchBox"
     android:layout_width="fill_parent"
     android:layout_height="45dp"
     android:background="@drawable/textinputborder"
     android:hint="@string/Search"
     android:paddingLeft="10dp"
     android:inputType="textVisiblePassword" >

 </EditText>

A: Try solution with this solution
<stroke
    android:width="2dp"
    android:color="#E7E7E7"
    android:height="10dp"/>

<corners
    android:radius="5dp"/>

A: You can import an image box as a drawable, and then set it as a background like this.
<EditText
    android:id="@+id/textinput"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:background="@drawable/imagebox"/>

With this, the imagebox will be placed under your text box, and the underline will dissapear.


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Pat Wintersgill – Managing Director
Pat Wintersgill is the Managing Director of Film Shed. Pat has sixteen years of experience in Post Production and over a hundred feature film credits, including Oscar winners Slumdog Millionaire and Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were Rabbit. Pat is passionate about enhancing the look and feel of films and TV, and will stop at nothing to deliver the perfect look for your flagship project!
Max Horton – Colourist
Max Horton is extremely experienced and highly respected colourist with over 20 years experience in the industry. His numerous high profile credits include the Oscar winning 'Gravity' for Warner Brothers, 'Killing Season' with Robert De Niro, 'Four Lions', 'Fantastic Mr.Fox', 'Eden Lake', 'Corpse Bride', 'Wimbledon', 'Troy' and 'Shaun of the Dead'.
Jonathan Klahr – Vfx Supervisor / Compositor and Motion Designer
Jonathan Klahr has over 20 years experience working the UK film, TV broadcast & digital online industries. Jonathan's first 10 years was working in the fields of Special make-up & Creature effects & since 2007 has worked in post-production specialising in visual effects & motion graphics. Jonathan has worked on blockbuster films such as Star Wars, the Mummy & Harry Potter sequels all the way to prime time BBC & Netflix TV shows, as well as music promos plus advertising campaigns for global agencies & brands around the world. Jonathan can contribute a wealth of experience whether its at the pre-production, production or post-production stages of a projects creation.
Filipe Fernandes – Colourist
Over the last ten years Filipe has acquired a wealth of experience in Post Production, working in more than 60 feature film and TV drama titles. He currently freelances at Film Shed and across different European capitals. His recent credits include the BAFTA winner 'Under The Shadow', Cannes selected "The Marvellous Misadventures of The Stone Lady", 'Killers Anonymous' with Gary Oldman, and the experimental multimedia art project 'Dau'.
Natalia Jaeger – Colourist / Online Editor
Natalia Jaeger is a freelance colourist and on-line editor based in London. Her approach to colour grading has been significantly influenced by her film-photography practice, while her familiarity with the aesthetics of colour in visual art – through her fine art background and a keen interest in arthouse cinema – have allowed her to develop a crafted and versatile style.
Natalia started her career in post production as an online editor at Film Shed where she has worked on several features, shorts and documentaries as well as initiating her career as a colourist.
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Illinois Doesn't Have to Issue Choose Life License Plates, Appeals Court Rules
State | Steven Ertelt | Nov 7, 2008 | 9:00AM | WASHINGTON, DC
Springfield, IL (LifeNews.com) — A federal appeals court has sided with Illinois officials who don't want to issue Choose Life license plates for state motorists. The ruling overturns a decision last year by a federal judge who denied a request by Secretary of State Jesse White to overturn his prior ruling.
Choose Life Illinois filed the lawsuit in July 2004 against White alleging that the state's current specialty license plate system allows for discrimination.
After receiving far more than the necessary number of signatures to submit an application for a Choose Life license plate — they needed 800 and obtained 25,000 — the state legislature did not approve the plate for two years.
In its Friday ruling, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said state officials are within their rights to keep the abortion debate off Illinois license plates, even though other states have approved the plates.
The court ruled that Illinois officials have refused the Choose Life plate "on the reasonable rationale that messages on specialty license plates give the appearance of having the government's endorsement, and Illinois does not wish to be perceived as endorsing any position on abortion."
The appeals court claimed Illinois is only restricting content and not the First Amendment free speech rights of the pro-life advocates behind the license plates.
The ruling revised a decision by Judge David Coar, who determined that the state must issue the specialty license plates as long as the sponsors of it meet normal requirements on the design and number of motorists wanting one.
The appeals court also said a new state law the Illinois General Assembly passed requiring specialty plate applicants to get a bill approved in the legislature and have the govern sign it now takes precedence. As such, petitioners can no longer use the Secretary of State to get the plates approved but must go through the legislature.
Previously, Tom Brejcha, president and chief counsel at the Thomas More Society, a pro-life law firm representing the group behind the plates, talked about the situation.
"This isn't rocket science, but rather a plain and simple application of rudimentary First Amendment principles," Brejcha previously told LifeNews.com.
"Once you open up state license plates as a public forum where citizens can set up their soap boxes and promote their private causes … you can't constitutionally suppress the rights of over 25,000 Illinois citizens who signed petitions for Choose Life [plates]," he explained.
The state has issued 60 specialty plates ranging from pet lovers to environmental causes.
Choose Life plates in other states have been extremely popular and raised millions for adoption programs and pregnancy centers.
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Choose Life Inc – https://www.choose-life.org
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At Far Out Awards, we work with all sorts of materials: metals, resins, plastics, foams, glass, ceramic, you get the idea. But when Caroline called on us to make a very special custom trophy for her family reunion we were confronted with a material completely new to us, a plush pickle.
Meet Super Pickle: a vintage stuffed toy that is both salty and sweet (I mean, just look at that smile).
Our task was to use Super Pickle to make a Far Out trophy for a pickle eating contest at Caroline's family reunion. Given the vintage nature of our plush pal, we had to be extra careful when building this award.
The pickle eating contest started at our family reunions because my Grandpa's nickname was Pickles and most of us grandkids referred to him as "Grandpa Pickles." When we were younger (back in the 80's) someone bought him a "Super Pickle" that he hung above the area of the couch he always sat in. It was just something we all associated with him, for his 90th birthday party I actually had the "Super Pickle" design put on the top of his cake. My grandpa passed away in 1999 and these stories continue to be told about my grandpa to the new generation of grandkids.
At this year's family reunion I presented the new trophy made by Far Out Awards. My family loved the new award and had to tell the story again about the pickle to get everyone else informed as we were.
Knowing Caroline's story and how much this pickle means to her family made the whole process of making this award that much more fun. We love a great story, especially one that brings the whole family together and involves an eating contest- those are our favorite.
And the winner of the pickle eating contest is….
Brandon Branch! Brandon is Caroline's son and the reigning pickle-eating champion. With Brandon in the competition, it looks like the rest of the grandchildren are going to need some practice between reunions; I'm sure that Super Pickle will serve as inspiration.
I would like to especially thank Angie for her commitment to our trophy, she literally took everything about this trophy very personally and treated it like she was making it for her own family. It was the best customer service I have experienced in a long time.
Thank you Caroline for sharing your experience with us and trusting us to make this very special trophy for you! Angie loved working with you so much, she even considered dressing up as a giant pickle and crashing the family reunion! Okay, maybe that's not entirely true, but you really were an absolute pleasure to work with.
In the market for a pickle trophy of your own? Check out the pickle trophy on Far Out Awards, or contact us to build a custom award like the Super Pickle just for you.


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The tireless KARL LAGERFELD is no doubt one of the most prolific living fashion designers, at the same time the most fearless. Lagerfeld talks in an exclusive interview for the latest WSJ Magazine, shares why he's against the mix of politics and fashion, dressing Melania Trump, Angela Merkel's fashion sense but also mentions Choupette and his godson.
"Fashion magazines and fashion people are fashion, they are not politics. I knew Trump before, when he was not in politics. I'm not American, but he's a democratically elected president of America, so people have to deal with it. I loved Michelle Obama, but she doesn't want to [run for office]. Mrs. Trump is a very nice woman and pretty handsome. Good body, no? And this Ivanka is quite cute, no?" Lagerfeld says.
His fame has resulted in a self imposed captivity. Nearly all his outings these days are limited to a four-block radius.
"I don't want to arrive somewhere sloppy in an old sweatshirt," he says. "I know I look different from other people, but I don't feel different, because I think I'm the most normal thing in the world.
"Choupette has made me perhaps a better person. More caring—I don't know. Less selfish.
"I am never pleased—I always think I could do better, that I am lazy.
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