(Baltimore, Maryland) January 19, 2012 – Expedient, leading provider of colocation, managed services and connectivity, announced today they have completed their second state of the art data center at their Tide Point campus.
The new 10,000 sq. ft. facility is contiguous to their current data center and was a seven month, multi-million dollar project. Expedient currently operates in six cities including Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Boston. Expedient's new data center provides companies from the greater Baltimore region with the ideal environment for economically hosting their business critical applications, enabling them to increase the availability of their companies' data. "With the deployment of our more advanced product suites, particularly in the Cloud-Virtual and Managed Services applications, we have expanded dramatically to serve our growing customer base. Our second data center was built in response to the region's appetite for more cost-effective and reliable IT outsourcing solutions, and driven by customer demand for our specific products and services", Bryan Smith, Regional Vice President, Expedient, states.
Expedient continues to be the leader in managed hosting and the largest data center company in the Greater Baltimore region. The new facility provides them with the capacity to meet the demand for high quality data center space in Baltimore and is designed as a platform for their managed service offerings. These services allow the customer to focus on their business critical applications and not have to worry about the cost of building and maintaining the infrastructure that houses their IT environment.
The second Baltimore Data Center has top tier features including 5,500 sq. ft. of raised floor, dual power feeds, redundant 800KW Caterpillar generators, upgrades to 410 tons of cooling with 8 new CRAC units, multi carrier telecommunications infrastructure, multi-tiered security system, FE25 fire suppression system and a fully staffed 24x7x365 Operations Support Center (OSC).
For additional information on the new Expedient data center or Expedient services, contact Bryan Smith or visit www.expedient.com.
Expedient is part of a network of eight nationwide data centers, and offers a wide range of managed services such as virtualization, cloud computing, remote backups, management of equipment, storage area networks, disaster recovery and more. These proven managed services combined with reliable and redundant SSAE-18 compliant data centers enables Expedient to deliver premier colocation, network and managed services to enterprise, commercial, education and government entities. To learn more about Expedient please log on to www.Expedient.com.


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Q: Goal Conversion in Analytics - Convert only if coming from a certain page On my home page (/) I have a form embedded on it. When you complete it and press submit, it takes you to a thank you page.
I also have another form on another page in the site located at (/sales) When you complete this form I just have it send you to the same thank you page.
If I just create a goal that tracks when the destination page is "thank you" then there is no way to track which form the user came from.
Can I create a Funnel (that is Required) (step 1 must be be / or /sales) would that act as a prerequisite to complete the goal? In other words, will that only track my sales form if the user actually goes to /sales, then completes the form?
I fear it will not - that the user initially goes to /, then /sales, then complete the form (ends up at 'thank you') and this would count as both goals since the funnel completed for both in theory.
Is this just not the right way to go about it, and I need to use Google Tag Manager form triggers for this? Or is there an analytics solution for this.
Thanks in advance for any insight.

A: The funnels only affect visualization, not goal conversions, so that will not help you. If you want a conversion only with a certain referrer you need to solve that in code, e.g. by checking the referring page in your tracking code and send an event only if it matches the desired values.

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Home General News Fear of the Walking Dead Season 6: Trailer Launch shows Release Date
Fear of the Walking Dead Season 6: Trailer Launch shows Release Date
Fear of the Walking Dead Season 6
The first trailer of Fear the walking dead season 6 was released a few days before. Trailer release confirms that it Season 6 will release after Walking Dead Season 10 Finale. Let's see what is the other revelation included in the trailer, and what will be the release date of Fear the walking dead Season 6, on which platform you can see, and what is the basic plot of season 6, all these questions' answer will see in further part.
This year The Walking Dead celebrates his 10th Anniversary. The first premiere was held through AMC in December 2010. Now AMC comes up with a big plan for 2020. As per AMC officials Season 6 of Fear the Walking Dead will be spin-off season of The Walking Dead World beyond Season. Confirmation of this news from the director-writer is yet to come.
The first crew survivor of Fear of the Walking Dead is Morgan Jones. He said that "There ain't no waiting. Not in this world" Currently, due to corona epidemic, the production house is on hold nowadays. So he said in a sign that people might have to wait more than usual time. Walking Dead Season 10 Finale is on hold, as of Season 11 production is also on hold; it might affect Fear of Walking Dead Season 6.
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Season 11 of Walking Dead will show the transition between Whisperers War and the return of Lauren Cohan. This is the parallel show of walking dead, for both series maker team are same.
The first trailer of Fear of The Walking Dead was released on YouTube, where the date is not declared but it might create conflict between Walking Dead Season 10 Finale and Premiere of Fear of The Walking Dead Season 6. We don't know the suspense behind the Morgan because he shot and left for Dead in previous seasons' end. The closing frame of the trailer shows that Fear of The Walking Dead Season 6 is coming this summer.
At the end of Season 5 of Fear of The Walking Dead, Virginia gets their fight and she won the battle at the end. Morgan is way better than Virginia; he is so calm and understanding. Rick comes back in the season and Morgan calmly manages him. He joined the staff since Season 1, he never left, now he also joined Fear of The Walking Dead so, we can see his dedication towards the show. He has always become a thread between the creators and actors, in both Series.
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Q: highcharts csv export plugin Highcharts provides an example for exporting chart series data to csv. (http://highcharts.uservoice.com/forums/55896-general/suggestions/2495153-export-chart-data-to-csv-excel-and-more-via-dat)
Hitting the 'Alert CSV' button several time, you'll begin to see that the series name is duplicated with each click resulting in a badly structured csv output.
I've tried using unshift to add the series name to the series.yData array directly instead of the columns array but I receive the same output.
I also tried adding the series.name only if it wasn't part of the columns array but that did not work either.  Unshift is adding the series.name to the columns array for each click.
I read that unshift had some problems in I.E. 8 and earlier but I was not able to find any other known issues with it.
Why is unshift adding the series name each time the csv download is invoked?

A: In the example, they push the xAxis.categories into the empty array columns. They then use unshift on the first element of columns, which is also xAxis.categories. unshift modifies the array it is used on, unlike other functions that return a modified array. The element in columns is a reference to the same object as xAxis.categories so it is modifying that array. This will be apparent if you resize the panes on the jsFiddle, triggering a chart redraw. All of this applies to the series.yData as well.
What they need to do is make a deep copy of the xAxis.categories array and the series.yData instead of just pushing it into the columns array.
if (xAxis.categories) {
  var tmpArr = [];
  $.each(xAxis.categories, function(index, value) {
    tmpArr.push(value);
  });
  columns.push(tmpArr);
  columns[0].unshift("");
}
each (this.series, function (series) {
  var tmpArr = [];
  $.each(series.yData, function(index, value) {
    tmpArr.push(value);
  });
  columns.push(tmpArr);
  columns[columns.length - 1].unshift(series.name);
});

http://jsfiddle.net/cqjvD/102/
Although using jQuery merge would probably be an easier way of doing this too.
if (xAxis.categories) {
  columns.push($.merge([""], xAxis.categories);
}
each (this.series, function (series) {
  columns.push($.merge([series.name], series.yData));
});

A: You can also shift values after exporting: http://jsfiddle.net/cqjvD/104/
    each (this.series, function (series) {
        series.yData.shift();
    });
    xAxis.categories.shift();


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Kate Bush News
The latest news about the musician Kate Bush and her work
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The HomeGround Audio Archive: 1978
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Freelance writer Alison Stewart telephone interview with Kate appears in today's Washington Post:
"In the '70s and '80s Bush released a series of dreamy, sexy art-folk albums credited with influencing PJ Harvey, Fiona Apple, Bjork and just about any significant female artist of the past 30 years. She was tough, uncompromising and fiercely private, though never what anyone would call prolific. Bush has released only 10 studio albums in three decades, two of them in 2011: "Director's Cut," which features re-recorded and re-invented versions of her classic songs, and the new "50 Words for Snow," a strange and beautiful disc of thematically linked songs about winter. Bush lives in the English countryside with her husband and her 13-year-old son, Bertie, an occasional contributor to her albums. On the phone from home, she's funny and solicitous and sweet, more like the British equivalent of a soccer mom than a Bronte character come to life …"
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The wonderful Baby Bushka (US based Kate Bush tribute) had a very tough 2020 with the untimely passing of their bandmate, Nina. Determined to keep going in 2021 they have created a School of Magic for Kate Bush fans! More details at this link: https://t.co/o4i1e0ZY5S
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Kate has sent a thoughtful Christmas greeting to her fans this evening! https://t.co/yYCok1k2KI
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Three kinds of Dicamba weed killer, embroiled in litigation for drifting to neighboring farms and killing crops, have been kicked off the market. The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeal revoked the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) approval of the herbicides made by Bayer AG and its German rival BASF.
"American farmers have been using Dicamba, a chemical herbicide, to combat weeds for more than 50 years. Dicamba is an effective weed killer, but its toxicity is not limited to weeds. It can kill many desirable broadleaf plants, bushes, and trees. It also has a well-known drawback. Dicamba is volatile, moving easily off a field onto which it has been sprayed," the court said.
The ruling cost Bayer $34 million in lost earnings.
BASF has filed an emergency motion to intervene in the decision blocking the sale of three Dicamba-based herbicides, including BASF's Engenia herbicide. The June 3 ruling also bans herbicides XtendiMax and FeXapan.
BASF said, "The Ninth Circuit's decision has caused immediate chaos among the agricultural community and threatens the livelihood of countless US farmers." Ironically, US farmers are the plaintiffs against BASF.
Bayer settles
Instead, Bayer announced a mass tort settlement of the dicamba drift litigation on June 24, 2020. Bayer will pay up to $400 million to resolve the litigation in MDL 2820 pending before US District Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr., in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri and claims for the 2015-2020 crop years.
Bayer said it expects a contribution from its co-defendant, BASF, towards this settlement.
Bayer did not include the Bader Farms verdict in its settlement. In the first bellwether trial, the jury awarded $15 million in compensatory damages on February 14, 2020, to Missouri peach farmer, Bill Bader and his family-owned Bader Farms. The following day, they added another $250 million in punitive damages against Bayer and BASF.
A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit ruled that the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) substantially understated the risks related to the use of Dicamba, a chemical in herbicides used on genetically engineered soybeans and cotton. The herbicides are known to drift away and damage other crops that are not resistant.
Environmental groups – including the National Family Farm Coalition, Center for Food Safety, Center for Biological Diversity and Pesticide Action Network North America — have long sought cancellation of the EPA's approval of Bayer's Dicamba herbicide and BASF's Engenia and Corteva.
EPA follow-up action
The EPA issued a cancellation order that says growers and commercial applicators may use existing stocks of Dicamba that were in their possession on June 3, 2020, the effective date of the 9th Circuit decision. This use may not continue after July 31, 2020.
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said, "the cancellation and existing stocks order is consistent with EPA's standard practice following registration invalidation and is designed to advance compliance, ensure regulatory certainty, and to prevent the misuse of existing stocks."
The 9th Circuit ruling concerned the agency's 2018 registration decision to approve Dicamba. Bayer had been seeking a new EPA registration for the herbicide for 2021 and beyond.
Arkansas farmer Reed Storey told Reuters he was encouraged by the ruling after his soybeans suffered damage from Dicamba sprayed on neighboring fields from 2016 to 2018.
"It's a move in the right direction in getting the in-crop use of it stopped," he said.
Some farmers and seed dealers said the ruling could drive a shift away from Bayer's dicamba-resistant Xtend soybean seeds to Enlist E3 soybeans sold by Corteva.
Xtend soybeans account for more than half of US soy plantings. Farmers turned to the product to protect themselves from Dicamba sprayed by neighbors and after some weeds developed resistance to glyphosate.
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Me, myself and my lens
It's a bit like looking at Alice in Wonderland as Therese Jordan in dirndl and cardigan plus mane of pre-Raphaelite tresses approaches. Only a rather too serious pair of red rimmed specs confounds the likeness.
Caution in her brown eyes vanishes when she smiles. It's a smile that powers through her face and settles in her eyes. And forget Alice … Therese Jordan is much more Olivia Colman. Notably – not Olivia in her role as Queen Anne, where the sad monarch is lost to herself – but Olivia receiving her Best Actress Oscar for triumphing in front of the camera.
Therese Jordan, however, is about triumphing behind it.
Eight is quite the age to determine on a career. Therese decided on journalism. Seven years later she secured her own work experience at the Gloucestershire Citizen; was published, returning a year later for her school work experience.
She says "I'm really curious about people and I like writing and like interviewing people and they seem to want to tell me their stories."
At 17 she did hospital radio and BBC local radio where she got trained to present and interview. She also acted and whilst doing Theatre Studies A level her teacher gave her a camera, a seminal moment, "I kind of realised I wanted to be a film maker."
At 18 it was a Media degree.
"I left half way through, came home got into an abusive relationship, finished my degree in English and had two children while I was doing my degree. The next 20 something years didn't do any film making and thought that was that."
For the girl who couldn't wait a year for her school work experience that must have been agony.
Every New Year Therese's resolution was 'I want to be a film maker'. Ironically, not in 2014. But a failed interview, in 2014, at the University of Gloucestershire (UOG) led to some timely advice 'go make a film, learn how to edit it, catch up with all the digital stuff, everything is in the library and online". This kick-started her and she recalls thinking "You're a film maker, that's what you wanted to do that's what you've always wanted to do."
Fast forward two years and she is a part-time MA Photography student making films at UOG.
If you are true to your art you follow it where it takes you …
Therese is unfazed by the proliferation of film makers; she says "Anyone with a phone can make a film." But she accedes that professional film makers don't tend to make films by accident "You've got to plan, prepare, get a story, you craft it, go out there, organise it and then do it and edit it. And then put it out there to the intended audience. That's making a film."
At the moment she's also being experimental. She's filming things that interest her, and then working out how they stick together afterwards. "The opposite way of film making", she says.
It's a brave move, being a 45-year-old single mum with grown-up kids, experimenting with her medium and her financial survival. But there's no obvious worry in her eyes. Therese acknowledges the lack of film funding and sizeable competition but says "If you are true to your art you follow it where it takes you, you hope it pays you but it's not necessarily going to pay you, but you do whatever you do to make it because it's something inside you that needs to be expressed and that's the driving force really."
She says "My tutor finally got his feature film funded and out there this year after 20 years of trying.
"I'm doing this to stay alive. I'll be dying inside if I stop and it's more of a question of that kind of survival.
Out of the blue Therese says "There's a theme of exile in everything and with every film I've made."
She's volunteered with asylum seekers in Gloucestershire. Her current film project, Caerfaig, is about 'exile and trauma from conflict'. She dodges the question about abusive relationship conflict … looks away. She's not comfortable sharing her story like this but is galvanised by clients' stories.
(Image credit T Jordan)
Paradoxically her project examines her own story: why is she so interested in exile? Is she in exile? What different kinds of exile are there?
"What have you been in exile from?" is asked three times. And the shutters come down.
She's filmed four peoples' stories around exile and trauma from conflict for Caerfaig. Caerfaig means Welsh beach and represents a mythical landscape offering refuge. Her subjects are exiled for different reasons including being exiled from self; "Which I have been." Therese softly admits.
Therese is in it for the long game. Film making sustains her. Who knows what plaudits and awards may come her way. She's a voyage of self-discovery. Seemingly, like Olivia Colman's character she has been lost to herself, but unlike Queen Anne, Therese will be found.
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Demolition of Retaining Wall – Photography Drive and Keelesdale Drive October 17, 2016 to December 31, 2016
Fri, 2016-10-14
Crews will be installing protective barriers and lane restrictions on Monday October 17, 2016 in preparation of the demolition of the retaining wall on the north side of Eglinton Avenue West from Keelesdale Drive to Photography Drive to make way for the secondary entrance of the future Mount Dennis LRT Station.
Information as of October 14, 2016
What is the Crosstown?
Metrolinx is building the Eglinton Crosstown, Toronto's new 19-kilometre light rail transit (LRT) line that will run along Eglinton Avenue with a central 10 km underground section. The Crosstown will connect Mount Dennis in the west to Kennedy Road in the east, and the new service will be up to 60% faster than the bus service today. With 25 stations and stops and connections to 3 TTC subway stations, 54 local bus routes, 3 GO Transit lines and the UP Express, the Crosstown will improve travel times and change the way we move through the heart of the city.
Demolition of Retaining Wall – Photography Drive and Keelesdale Drive
October 17, 2016 to December 31, 2016
What work is taking place?
The work will take approximately eight (8) weeks to complete and will occur between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. Please note that work could be rescheduled due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
Nearby businesses and residents can expect noise in the area caused by excavators, bobcats, trucks and other construction equipment, as well as dust from demolition activity and debris removal. For safety purposes, metal fencing and/or plywood hoarding and jersey barriers will be installed along the length of the retaining wall and the sidewalk will be closed.
Traffic & Pedestrian Impacts
The westbound curb lane of Eglinton Avenue West from Keelesdale Drive to Weston Road will be closed and Eglinton Avenue will be reduced from three lanes to two lanes of traffic.
The sidewalk on the north side of Eglinton Avenue West, between Keelesdale Drive and Weston Road, will be closed as of fall 2016 until spring 2019.
For more information about this work, please contact Lancefield Morgan at 416-782-8118 or crosstown@metrolinx.com [1].
For more information about the road occupancy permit please click here [2]
Thank you for your patience as we work to build this important project.
Please support your local businesses during construction.
Black Creek Drive [3]
Construction Updates [4]
Droits d'auteur © [year] - Metrolinx
Source URL: http://crosstown.ttc.ca/fr/news-media/whats-new/demolition-of-retaining-wall-photography-drive-and-keelesdale-drive-october-17-
[1] mailto:crosstown@metrolinx.com
[2] https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByMltIVSDw-qNTZDaFZXSFVRY1k
[3] http://crosstown.ttc.ca/fr/news-media/whats-new/black-creek-drive
[4] http://crosstown.ttc.ca/fr/news-media/whats-new/construction-updates


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HIGH INFLATION AND SLUGGISH WAGE GROWTH DETERIORATE STANDARD OF LIVING
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ECON - Economic Affairs--Economic Conditions, Trends and Potential | EFIN - Economic Affairs--Financial and Monetary Affairs | EG - Egypt | PGOV - Political Affairs--Government; Internal Governmental Affairs | SOCI - Social Affairs--Social Conditions
Department of the Treasury | Egypt Cairo | Secretary of State
UNCLAS CAIRO 000117 SENSITIVE SIPDIS DEPARTMENT FOR NEA/ELA E.O. 12958: N/A TAGS: ECON, EFIN, PGOV, SOCI, EG SUBJECT: HIGH INFLATION AND SLUGGISH WAGE GROWTH DETERIORATE STANDARD OF LIVING REF: 09 CAIRO 2007
1. (U) Key Points --Headline inflation has been high for the past two years and food prices have risen consistently faster than prices of other goods. --Wage growth is sluggish because of the high level of unemployment and the low level of skills and productivity in the workforce. --Unemployment is worst among young people with a high school education or above and women. -------------- Inflation High -------------- 2. (U) Headline inflation has been high since the beginning of 2008 and, while it declined slightly in 2009, it stood at 13.3% y-o-y as of December. Food prices have been consistently higher than those of other goods; prices of food and beverages increased 22.3% y-o-y in December. Monopolistic practices, infrastructure problems and distribution bottlenecks contribute to high food prices (reftel). ---------------- Wage Growth Slow ---------------- 3. (SBU) In December, econoff met with Ragui Assaad, a professor of planning and public affairs at the University of Minnesota who is currently a research fellow at the Economic Research Forum, a regional economic think tank, to discuss unemployment and wages. Assaad said that wages for government employees have increased faster than inflation from 1998 through 2006, but that the rapid growth in inflation since then has probably made real wages fall, despite the GOE's increase in public sector wages in 2008 in response to a spike in commodity prices. Assaad attributed the wage increases to a legal requirement that public sector wages increase 7% every year. (NOTE: The government sector employs 5.3 million Egyptians, about 24% of the workforce and the public enterprise sector employs another 1 million.) 4. (U) According to both Assaad and GOE statistics, average wages in the private sector are lower and grow slower than those in the public sector. An economic study by the Egyptian Center for Economic Studies, a well-respected Egyptian economic think tank, found that wages in the private sector have been growing slower than inflation starting in 2003. The private sector employs 16 million Egyptians, about 70% of workforce. (COMMENT: This is an average of private sector wages, and does not reflect the trend for high-skilled jobs which are higher than public sector wages and almost certainly are rising faster than inflation and civil service wages END COMMENT.) --------------------------------------------- -------- High Unemployment and Low Skills Restrain Wage Growth --------------------------------------------- -------- 5. (SBU) Employers in the private sector do not have to increase employee wages because of the oversupply of labor, according to Assaad. Official unemployment was 9.4% as of the first quarter of FY2010, but that statistic does not capture the informal sector of the economy. In addition, the GOE counts 1 hour of work a week as employed. Ghada Garada, project manager of a training and vocational observatory at the Information Decision Support Center, a government think tank that reports to the Prime Minister's office, estimates that based on household surveys unemployment is actually between 18% and 23%. Garada said that employers are also not willing to increase wages because of employees' low productivity. 6. (SBU) Assaad attributes poor productivity and skills to the poor education system, and told us that many graduates cannot even use computers properly. Assaad is pessimistic that education can be overhauled without improving the bureaucracy in the education system which he thinks would require widespread civil service reform. --------------------------------------------- --------- Unemployment Worst among the Young, Educated and Women --------------------------------------------- --------- 7. (U) Assaad told us that unemployment is structural; it reflects the difficulty people with high school, trade school, and public university diplomas have getting formal jobs. He estimated that 83% of unemployed people are under the age of 30 and have never worked before. He explained that people who finish high school and college have high expectations for jobs and salaries and many want government jobs that are more secure and, on average, offer wages that are higher and faster rising. Assaad said that unemployment is lower among uneducated people and poor people because they have lower expectations and take whatever job they can find. Speaking at a conference on labor in Egypt, Cairo University Vice President and Economist Heba Nassar, estimated that 73% of the unemployed were between the ages of 17 and 30. (NOTE: Egyptians who received advanced education from private or foreign institutions continue to find greater opportunities and higher wages in the private sector in Egypt and abroad.) 8. (U) Assaad said that unemployment is about four times higher for women than it is for men. Women prefer working in the public sector and have been especially hurt by the government hiring freeze. The economic crisis has disproportionately hurt women; unemployment for women has jumped from 18.8% in the fourth quarter of FY2008 to 23.2% in the fourth quarter of FY2009. In the same period, unemployment for men fell from 5.4% to 5.2%. Nassar attributed the disproportionate rise in female unemployment to the global financial crisis hitting the spinning and weaving sector which is a large employer of women and overall discrimination. The percentage of women in the workforce declined slightly from FY2007 to 22.4% in FY2008. ------- Comment ------- 9. (SBU) Stagnant wage growth and high and rising food prices are eroding standard of living of most Egyptians. The average Egyptian household spends around 40% of its income on food and beverages and are extremely vulnerable to price rises. If prices continue to outpace wages, income inequality will rise. Egyptians who can afford private or foreign education and have connections to get jobs with good wages continue to do well while the impact of growth and globalization will result in a higher cost of living for most of the rest of the population. SCOBEY
UNCLAS CAIRO 000117 SENSITIVE SIPDIS DEPARTMENT FOR NEA/ELA E.O. 12958: N/A TAGS: ECON, EFIN, PGOV, SOCI, EG SUBJECT: HIGH INFLATION AND SLUGGISH WAGE GROWTH DETERIORATE STANDARD OF LIVING REF: 09 CAIRO 2007 1. (U) Key Points --Headline inflation has been high for the past two years and food prices have risen consistently faster than prices of other goods. --Wage growth is sluggish because of the high level of unemployment and the low level of skills and productivity in the workforce. --Unemployment is worst among young people with a high school education or above and women. -------------- Inflation High -------------- 2. (U) Headline inflation has been high since the beginning of 2008 and, while it declined slightly in 2009, it stood at 13.3% y-o-y as of December. Food prices have been consistently higher than those of other goods; prices of food and beverages increased 22.3% y-o-y in December. Monopolistic practices, infrastructure problems and distribution bottlenecks contribute to high food prices (reftel). ---------------- Wage Growth Slow ---------------- 3. (SBU) In December, econoff met with Ragui Assaad, a professor of planning and public affairs at the University of Minnesota who is currently a research fellow at the Economic Research Forum, a regional economic think tank, to discuss unemployment and wages. Assaad said that wages for government employees have increased faster than inflation from 1998 through 2006, but that the rapid growth in inflation since then has probably made real wages fall, despite the GOE's increase in public sector wages in 2008 in response to a spike in commodity prices. Assaad attributed the wage increases to a legal requirement that public sector wages increase 7% every year. (NOTE: The government sector employs 5.3 million Egyptians, about 24% of the workforce and the public enterprise sector employs another 1 million.) 4. (U) According to both Assaad and GOE statistics, average wages in the private sector are lower and grow slower than those in the public sector. An economic study by the Egyptian Center for Economic Studies, a well-respected Egyptian economic think tank, found that wages in the private sector have been growing slower than inflation starting in 2003. The private sector employs 16 million Egyptians, about 70% of workforce. (COMMENT: This is an average of private sector wages, and does not reflect the trend for high-skilled jobs which are higher than public sector wages and almost certainly are rising faster than inflation and civil service wages END COMMENT.) --------------------------------------------- -------- High Unemployment and Low Skills Restrain Wage Growth --------------------------------------------- -------- 5. (SBU) Employers in the private sector do not have to increase employee wages because of the oversupply of labor, according to Assaad. Official unemployment was 9.4% as of the first quarter of FY2010, but that statistic does not capture the informal sector of the economy. In addition, the GOE counts 1 hour of work a week as employed. Ghada Garada, project manager of a training and vocational observatory at the Information Decision Support Center, a government think tank that reports to the Prime Minister's office, estimates that based on household surveys unemployment is actually between 18% and 23%. Garada said that employers are also not willing to increase wages because of employees' low productivity. 6. (SBU) Assaad attributes poor productivity and skills to the poor education system, and told us that many graduates cannot even use computers properly. Assaad is pessimistic that education can be overhauled without improving the bureaucracy in the education system which he thinks would require widespread civil service reform. --------------------------------------------- --------- Unemployment Worst among the Young, Educated and Women --------------------------------------------- --------- 7. (U) Assaad told us that unemployment is structural; it reflects the difficulty people with high school, trade school, and public university diplomas have getting formal jobs. He estimated that 83% of unemployed people are under the age of 30 and have never worked before. He explained that people who finish high school and college have high expectations for jobs and salaries and many want government jobs that are more secure and, on average, offer wages that are higher and faster rising. Assaad said that unemployment is lower among uneducated people and poor people because they have lower expectations and take whatever job they can find. Speaking at a conference on labor in Egypt, Cairo University Vice President and Economist Heba Nassar, estimated that 73% of the unemployed were between the ages of 17 and 30. (NOTE: Egyptians who received advanced education from private or foreign institutions continue to find greater opportunities and higher wages in the private sector in Egypt and abroad.) 8. (U) Assaad said that unemployment is about four times higher for women than it is for men. Women prefer working in the public sector and have been especially hurt by the government hiring freeze. The economic crisis has disproportionately hurt women; unemployment for women has jumped from 18.8% in the fourth quarter of FY2008 to 23.2% in the fourth quarter of FY2009. In the same period, unemployment for men fell from 5.4% to 5.2%. Nassar attributed the disproportionate rise in female unemployment to the global financial crisis hitting the spinning and weaving sector which is a large employer of women and overall discrimination. The percentage of women in the workforce declined slightly from FY2007 to 22.4% in FY2008. ------- Comment ------- 9. (SBU) Stagnant wage growth and high and rising food prices are eroding standard of living of most Egyptians. The average Egyptian household spends around 40% of its income on food and beverages and are extremely vulnerable to price rises. If prices continue to outpace wages, income inequality will rise. Egyptians who can afford private or foreign education and have connections to get jobs with good wages continue to do well while the impact of growth and globalization will result in a higher cost of living for most of the rest of the population. SCOBEY
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Injustice 2 - Joker Gameplay Trailer
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The Joker continues to haunt the lives of all those touched by his madness. By destroying Metropolis, he set the events in motion which made enemies of Superman and Batman. If he were alive to see the chaos he'd created, he would surely be smiling.
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In development by the award-winning NetherRealm Studios, Injustice 2 features a massive roster of DC Super Heroes and Super-Villains and allows players to build and power up the ultimate version of their favorite DC characters. The game will be available for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on the 19th of May 2017. The game will be available on Android and iOS on May 11th.
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The wait is finally over - get ready to dive into the world of Injustice 2 this May 16th. Injustice 2 features a massive roster of DC Super Heroes and Super-Villains and allows players to build and power up the ultimate version of their favourite DC characters.
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How perceived scarcity predicted cooperation during early pandemic lockdown.
Civai, C., Caserotti, M., Carrus, E., Huijsmans, I. and Rubaltelli, E. (2022). How perceived scarcity predicted cooperation during early pandemic lockdown. Frontiers in Psychology. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.951757
Civai, C., Caserotti, M., Carrus, E., Huijsmans, I. and Rubaltelli, E.
Both material resources (jobs, healthcare), and socio-psychological resources (social contact) decreased during the COVID-19 pandemic. We investigated whether individual differences in perceived material and socio-psychological scarcity experienced during the pandemic predicted preference for cooperation, measured using two Public Good Games (PGGs), where participants contributed money or time (i.e., hours indoors contributed to shorten the lockdown). Material scarcity had no relationship with cooperation. Increased perceived scarcity of socio-psychological wellbeing (e.g., connecting with family) predicted increased preference for cooperation, suggesting that missing social contact fosters prosociality, whilst perceived scarcity of freedom (e.g., limited movement) predicted decreased willingness to spend time indoors to shorten the lockdown. The importance of considering individual differences in scarcity perception to best promote norm compliance is discussed.
scarcity; cooperation; social norms; prosociality; pandemic lockdown
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.951757
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.951757/full
fpsyg-13-951757 (1).pdf
https://openresearch.lsbu.ac.uk/item/92486
Does unfairness sound wrong? A cross-domain investigation of expectations in music and social decision-making
Civai, C, Teodorini, R and Carrus, E (2020). Does unfairness sound wrong? A cross-domain investigation of expectations in music and social decision-making. Royal Society Open Science. 7 (9). https://doi.org/10.1098/rsos.190048
Mentalizing in value-based social decision-making: shaping expectations and social norms
Civai, C and Sanfey, A (2019). Mentalizing in value-based social decision-making: shaping expectations and social norms. in: Gilead, M and Ochsner, K (ed.) The Neural Basis of Mentalizing - A Social-Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Perspective Springer.
A scarcity mindset alters neural processing underlying consumer decision making
Huijsmans, I, Ma, I, Micheli, L, Civai, C, Stallen, M and G Sanfey, A (2019). A scarcity mindset alters neural processing underlying consumer decision making. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1818572116
Neurocognitive mechanisms of reactions to second- and third-party justice violations.
Civai, C, Huijsmans, I and Sanfey, A (2019). Neurocognitive mechanisms of reactions to second- and third-party justice violations. Scientific Reports. 9. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-45725-8
Effects of serotonin depletion and dopamine depletion on bimodal divided attention.
Königschulte, W, Civai, C, Hildebrand, P, Gaber, TJ, Fink, GR and Zepf, FD (2018). Effects of serotonin depletion and dopamine depletion on bimodal divided attention. World Journal of Biological Psychiatry. https://doi.org/10.1080/15622975.2018.1532110
Game Theory in Neuroeconomics
Civai, C and Hawes, DR (2016). Game Theory in Neuroeconomics. in: Reuter, M and Montag, C (ed.) Neuroeconomics Springer. pp. 13-40
The Enhancement of Social Norm Compliance: Prospects and Caveats
Civai, C and Ma, I (2017). The Enhancement of Social Norm Compliance: Prospects and Caveats. Journal of Cognitive Enhancement. 1 (1), pp. 26-30. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41465-017-0009-4
Intelligence and Extraversion in the neural evaluation of delayed rewards
Civai, C, Hawes, DR, DeYoung, CG and Rustichini, A (2016). Intelligence and Extraversion in the neural evaluation of delayed rewards. Journal of Research in Personality. 61, pp. 99-108. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jrp.2016.02.006
Predicting the other in cooperative interactions.
Sanfey, AG, Civai, C and Vavra, P (2015). Predicting the other in cooperative interactions. Trends in cognitive sciences. 19 (7), pp. 364-365. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tics.2015.05.009
Medial prefrontal cortex reacts to unfairness if this damages the self: a tDCS study.
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Disentangling self- and fairness-related neural mechanisms involved in the ultimatum game: an fMRI study
Corradi-Dell'Acqua, C., Civai, C., Rumiati, R.I. and Fink, G.R. (2013). Disentangling self- and fairness-related neural mechanisms involved in the ultimatum game: an fMRI study. Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience. 8 (4), p. 424–431. https://doi.org/10.1093/scan/nss014
Rejecting unfairness: emotion-driven reaction or cognitive heuristic?
Civai, C (2013). Rejecting unfairness: emotion-driven reaction or cognitive heuristic? Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 7, p. 126. https://doi.org/10.3389/fnhum.2013.00126
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Bears/Raiders After Party
How are you watching the Bears vs Raiders game in London?
Looking for a place that's cool, close to the stadium and open late?
Come on down to the Princess Alex in Crouch End, London for our after party.
The Alex is a traditional English pub in the village of Crouch End, less than 10 minutes away from Finsbury Park station.
It has a great selection of Sunday roasts, cask ales, and loads of chicken wings.
Here is some more info to help you for Sunday.
The Princess Alexandra is in Crouch End, north London.
The quickest route is via the Piccadilly or Victoria Line to Finsbury Park.
From there grab the W7 bus to the pub. It is the first stop after the Crouch End Broadway.
Once you exit the bus, the pub is on your right side.
You can also grab the W3 bus to Park Road.
The W3 bus is the one that will take you to the stadium.
It is also accessible via Alexandra Palace train station, and Hornsey train station.
To and from the stadium
It takes about 25 minutes to get to the stadium from the pub. We will have signs up on how to get there. But it's very easy.
Walk out the pub down Park road (400m) and on the left hand side is Park Road bus stop to the stadium. Just hop on, and you're at the stadium.
Upon leaving the stadium-same thing.
Grab the W3 bus from outside the stadium to Crouch End. Get off at Park Road and walk up the road to the pub. Buses stop running around midnight.
Going late
The Alex has a late license until 4am-so you can party until the wee hours.
It will help to have Uber or an app on your phone, as ALL of London transport shuts down at night.
There is a 91 late night bus that goes to central London every 15 minutes.
If you are coming to the after party, you will need tickets.
They are £5 and includes a welcome beer (1 each) upon arrival.
You MUST have a ticket after 9pm to get in.
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I know the answer but I'm interested in your input in this possible method. 264,000 views?
Discussion in 'FaceBook' started by kingsare2, Apr 17, 2013.
How many FB shares do you think it would take for a good post to go viral? Let's consider that the FB accounts are actual people with a decent amount of friends? I've been searching for a facebook share:view ratio but I can't find them. Especially because whenever I type 'Facebook shares' into Google it assumes I'm talking about stocks.
I wonder how many views a YouTube videos would get if it was shared 1,000 times. If you assumed that each account would garner 3 views on average it would be 3,000 obviously. I was just wondering if anyone knew of a specific threshold that can be reached. I have a friend that has 88,000 shares on one of her posts and scumbag facebook wont give her any stats on that post because it was from a personal account. Any idea on how many views she may have? With my previous equation it would be 264,000. But something tells me that if 88,000 people shared something it would get a lot more views than 264,000. Then again, that equation is something that I borrowed and it may be based upon unique views.
264,000 views may make sense. I've hit the front page of a subreddit with somewhere around 88,000 people and have gotten nearly the same amount of views on imgur but Reddit and imgur are different animals.
Does anyone have a successful account that would like to give some input?
This isnt a full reply to your post, I would just like to add that going viral on facebook is not as hard as it was. I posted a picture of a photoshopped girl and it got 13k likes in an hour or 2, it's all about posts that are reletable to the majority of facebook users, something I guess I have at 16 years old.
There are many variables. I am not sure but I think there was a great post about that on Seomoz or quicksprout.com. Try to search there.
Yes you do have it but facebook at 16 is different from facebook when you're 23. When you're 16 you're still in high school and still connected with tons of people everyday. When you get older the people you know get older and get jobs, go away to school and get busy.
For this reason I went to twitter to increase my reach to young teens. Since then I've gotten a lot more support.
You are correct though, content is King. I've been able to get 100 likes on my personal account just by writing something witty and releasing it at the correct time.
Oh awesome, I'll make sure to check that out.


Social networks have become indispensable tools for the interaction of political figures and their constituents. For which research has been conducted on the analysis of feelings in social networks with techniques for processing natural language. This article's contribution sentiment analysis using a tool for NLP adapted to the variation of Spanish used in Ecuador, taking advantage of the fact that most of the literature has focused on the English language, while adaptations for languages, like Spanish, are minimal and still in process because of the inherent complexity of language. In Ecuador, the social network Twitter is one of the main means of direct interaction between political figures and the population. Similarly, due to the complexity of a study that reflects the feelings in Spanish for idioms from each region, it gives us a great opportunity to study the relationship between a candidate's level of acceptance on Twitter and the electoral results. This study makes an adaptation of the Stanford NLP tool to the regional language of Ecuador. Regional expressions, idioms, messages with discordant meanings, abbreviations, and other characteristics of the Spanish language were reviewed. Subsequently, the feelings of the messages sent to former President Rafael Correa were analyzed, contrasting them with the results of the pro-government candidate in the 2017 elections. Additionally, we find that the feelings towards the top Ecuadorian political leader did not influence the electoral results of his party.


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Injury-ridden Holly Ferling up for comeback challenge
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Beefy's day, Imran's day, New Day
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Holly Ferling bowled an economical spell of 3 for 27 off her seven overs ICC/Solaris Images
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Brittany Mitchell has been a sports fan from an early age, with a keen interest in netball, cricket and rugby. Brittany interned at Rugby Magazine and the Australian Rugby Union before joining ESPN.
Just days into 2017, Holly Ferling declared that she wanted to become the world's fastest bowler. It was going to take plenty of work, but she was determined to reach her goal. Less a month later, she was sidelined for months through elbow surgery.
"It's all about timing," Ferling told ESPN when discussing fast bowling, but the sentiment is the same when it comes to re-joining the Australian side.
Dropped from the squad in November last year, the 21-year-old was using the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) to make her case for re-selection ahead of a three-game Twenty20 series against New Zealand and the returning ODI series, and most importantly ahead of the women's World Cup in England. Cruelly, a bad run of injuries extended her layoff until mid-2017.
Concussed while fielding for the Brisbane Heat in the WBBL, Ferling was later ruled out of the remainder of the competition when her niggling right-elbow injury was finally diagnosed as posterior impingement that would require surgery.
"It has been quite a frustrating 12 months, having the concussion and then before that I had the ongoing elbow issues," Ferling said. "When we finally investigated it properly, I had a bit of posterior impingement, which is really a straightforward surgery. I was really happy to get it done. Then I had a couple of other little niggles along the way during rehab with my elbow, but hopefully that's it for me for the season in terms of injuries, touch wood. It has been quite frustrating and I'm very lucky to have the support of the teams and all the support staff as well."
The injury was never going to keep her from the game for good, but fast bowlers are notorious for breaking down - Mitchell Starc and James Pattinson are perfect examples of the issues quicks regularly face - and Ferling's injury was an issue fast bowlers don't regularly face.
"Our physio had never seen anything like it before," she said. "I guess it wasn't an injury that you would associate with bowling, but it was a combination of me being quite lanky and quite flexible as well, which sometimes is quite a blessing but sometimes can be quite a curse. I got to about December last year and I had a lot of pain in the back of the elbow, and I couldn't straighten it properly unless it was under a fair amount of force."
The injury couldn't have come at a worse time as she attempted to press her case for Australian selection, but she saw her time off as a learning curve and even a "blessing in disguise".
"There was a tour against New Zealand that I missed," she said. "I wasn't able to push my case for selection throughout the Big Bash period because of the injury. I want to say that my elbow was the reason why I missed the World Cup, but I was down on a little bit of form having not played since Boxing Day last year; to then try to push really hard for World Cup, I was starting well behind.
"In terms of the timing, sometimes it's a bit of a blessing in disguise. I had a little kind of crack in a little bone in my wrist, so they just put me in a cast for a couple of weeks. It's good the minor niggles have been all pre-season issues and now that we're coming into the season, everything's been well looked after and looking good.
"This is probably a season that I look back on in a few years' time and think it's a good learning curve, and use the time that I've got to work on the things that I can. That's kind of been the last 12 months for me."
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For many athletes, missing the pinnacle event of their sport would be hard to get through - especially seeing their side fall short in defending a World Cup title - but Ferling, watching in the early morning hours in Queensland, found motivation to get back on the pitch and prove herself as one of Australia's best after making her debut in the previous World Cup, in India, four years ago.
"Yeah it was [difficult to watch], but I think at the same time though, it was super exciting to watch," she said. "Right through that period, it made me realise how far women's cricket has come. So many people were watching the final: Lord's was absolutely packed out and people were paying to watch women's cricket; it was something we've never seen before and I think it's something that really stamps how far women's sport and women's cricket has come in four years - which really, is such a short amount of time."
Ferling, a superstar Queensland junior, made her way through the Australian cricket ranks at lightning speed. She took a hat-trick with her first three balls in men's A-grade cricket in Queensland when she was 14, and reached the pinnacle of Australian women's cricket at just 17. Now, however, she accepted that she just had to "do my part for Queensland and if the selections happen and everything falls into place, then great".
"But if it doesn't, I've still got a whole season to push my case.
With the Ashes just weeks away, Ferling has just a few games in the Women's National Cricket League to impress selectors and push her way back into the Australian squad. She's got plenty of experience against England, with three Ashes campaigns under her belt, but she remains realistic about her chances of pushing out any incumbent players. Ferling is willing to show the patience she has not yet had to display through her career.
"The women's Ashes is very special to be a part of, and I've been fortunate enough to be a part of three Ashes campaigns. It's something I wouldn't want to miss but it's also something that my back is against the wall in trying to make my way back in there, having little game time to prove my place.
"The girls who went away to the World Cup are obviously the strongest contenders for the squad, considering they really had a good campaign before the last game. It is going to be tough for me to get back in there, but there are plenty more tournaments coming up. I'm just going to go out and enjoy my time with the Queensland girls and put some good performances up because, at the end of the day, that's what it's going to take."


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Yeah that's what I'm talking about bay-cbni-e work!
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NASHVILLE, TN — On Saturday, April 16, 2016, the Board of Trustees officially conferred the Office of the President upon James E. K. Hildreth, Ph.D., M.D. during an Investiture Ceremony. A full week of activities culminated with an Inauguration Scholarship Gala featuring Anthony Anderson of ABC's"Blackish." A team of dedicated faculty, staff, students, alumni and board members helped plan the week. The Inauguration Steering Committee was led by Co-Chairs Patricia Matthews-Juarez, Ph.D. and Mr. Robert Poole. President Hildreth and Mrs. Hildreth were honored and inspired by the show of support.
Faith Day. Inauguration week began on Sunday, April 10 with a worship service at Clark Memorial United Methodist Church. Rev. Robin Kimbrough, J.D., College Chaplain and Special Assistant to the President on United Methodist Church Af- fairs delivered the message to a church full of members and visiting Meharrians.
As a United Methodist Church-related school, Meharry stands proud of its history including the fact that Meharry held its first classes in the basement of Clark. This combined with the college's motto, "Worship of God Through Service to Mankind," made it seem fitting to begin the week of celebration on a spiritual note. Rev. Kimbrough delivered a powerful sermon on the importance of building one's spiritual house on a solid foundation.
Congregants then participated in a ceremonial walk to the Meharry campus, led by Dr. Hildreth and first lady Phyllis D. K. Hildreth. The walk ended with a reception at The Cal Turner Family Center for Student Education. At the reception, the Meharry Voices introduced "Supposed to be Here," a song written by Stephanie Sweet, M.D.'91 and Shannon Sanders, with Dr. Hildreth participating as a guest vocalist. All proceeds go to the Meharry Scholarship Fund.
Service Appreciation Day. Monday April 11th, Dr. Hildreth thanked members of the campus community for their hard work and dedication to Meharry in a series of meet-and-greet events held at several different locations on campus throughout the day, culminating in an ice cream social at the last location.
Falcon Fund Luncheon. On Wednesday, April 13th, the Falcon Fund was introduced with a day of conversations led by First Lady Hildreth with women from the other HBCU campuses – American Baptist College, Tennessee State University and Fisk University. The fund is named for the falcon because of its perseverance to exceed beyond perceived limitations with clear vision, determination and wisdom to evolve through any environment.
A formal luncheon provided the opportunity for more than 265 participants, mostly women, to participant in dialogue focused on three pillars – justice, service and health. Mrs. Hildreth convened leaders from each sector to discuss ways to help community members achieve optimal health by expanding the capacity to eliminate barriers to health care. The luncheon included a panel discussion about the many ways art, science and social justice can come together to improve communities and eliminate health disparities. Panelists included Amanda Williams, B.A., a trained architect and visual artist from Chicago; Danielle N. Lee, Ph.D.(@DNLee5), an animal behavior and behavioral ecology scientist from Cornell University and Renata Soto, M.S.(@RenataSotoTN), co- founder and executive director of Conexió n Américas, a nonprofit organization based in Nashville.
Engaging the Community for Men's Health. A community forum discussing men's health was also conducted on Wednesday to educate the community – especially men – about health disparities in the male population. Topics included the role of public policy in men's health as well as examining unique medical aspects specific to men's well–being. Dr. Kevin Billups of Johns Hopkins Medical Center served as guest speaker. The event was moderated by Dr. Derek Griffith of Vanderbilt University.
Interfaith Prayer Breakfast and Kim Burrell Concert. Recognizing Meharry's role as an open, welcoming community to people of all backgrounds, an Interfaith Prayer Breakfast was served Thursday, April 14th, with religious leaders of different faiths praying for Dr. Hildreth, students, faculty, staff, employees and alumni.
Later that evening, gospel artist and Grammy nominee Kim Burrell performed at The Cal Turner Family Center for Student Education. The concert was hosted by Ambassador Dr. Bobby Jones.
President's Golf Tournament. On Friday, April 15th, Dr. Hildreth, alumni, faculty, staff and students demonstrated their skills on the golf course during the President's Scholarship Golf Tournament: Golfing for a Cause held at Gaylord Spring Golf Links. Although Dr. Hildreth man- aged several birdies, in the end, a team of students won the tournament.
The Investiture. Dignitaries from around the globe attended Dr. Hildreth's investiture as Meharry's 12th President on Saturday, April 16th at The Temple Church in Nashville.
Representatives from each stage of Dr. Hildreth's career reflected on their experiences. David L. Evans, senior admissions officer at Harvard University, distinctly recalled Dr. Hildreth's undergraduate application. University of Oxford Professor Sir Andrew Mc- Michael told stories from Dr. Hildreth's time in England as a Rhodes Scholar. And Morehouse School of Medicine's President and Dean, Dr. Valarie Montgomery Rice, recalled Dr. Hildreth during the time he was director of the Center for AIDS Health Disparities Research and she was director of the Center for Women's Health Research and dean of the School of Medicine at Meharry.
Greetings were provided by U.S. Representative Jim Cooper; State Representative Brenda Gilmore; Tennessee Department of Health Commissioner Dr. John Dreyzehner, on behalf of Governor Bill Haslam; and Debby Dale Mason, chief of staff for Mayor Megan Barry. In addition, the Meharry Choir sang several musical selections.
During the ceremony, Drs. Frank S. Royal Sr., M.D. '68, Board Chair; Nelson L. Adams III, M.D. '78, Vice Chair and Mr. Milton H. Jones Jr., Vice Chair presented Dr. Hildreth with the college's seal, mace and medallion – official symbols of the Office of the President. He then gave his inaugural address providing an over-view of his dynamic vision for Meharry.
After the ceremony, guests attended a reception at The Cal Turner Family Center for Student Education.
Scholarship Gala. More than 750 guests gathered lat- er Saturday evening in the Grand Ballroom of the Renaissance Nashville Hotel for the Inauguration Scholarship Gala. The event was hosted by Anthony Anderson, comedian and star of the ABC sitcom "Blackish." Guests danced the night away to the music of the Higher Ground Band.
Dr. Hildreth dedicated his Inauguration to raising scholarship funds to help students manage the heavy debt burden of a health professions degree. The following donors were recognized for their commitments: Board of Trustees Chairman Frank S. Royal Sr., M.D. '68 and Henry Moses, Ph.D., executive director of the Meharry National Alumni Association and professor emeritus of biochemistry, who each committed scholarship gifts of $1 million, and the Michael and Pamela Carter Charitable Fund with a generous donation of $100,000.
Meharry is well-known for training physicians who often choose to practice primary care in underserved areas. With the average cost of medical education exceeding $300,000, scholarships are particularly important in helping to ensure graduates can continue the college's mission of meeting the healthcare needs of the underserved.
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## the Unix shell

Go to
[software carpentry introduction](http://swcarpentry.github.io/shell-novice/)
and do
- [setup](http://swcarpentry.github.io/shell-novice/setup.html)
  to download the data and open a terminal

After you do the setup and have a terminal open, type `echo $SHELL`.
You may see this:

```shell
$ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
```

or you may get this:

```shell
% echo $SHELL
/bin/zsh
```

The terminal is the "window" (more or less), while the shell is a program
(or a programming language, like R and Python are).
There are several shell programs, `bash` (and `zsh`) being the most common.
They are almost equivalent.

[bash](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)) for "Bourne-Again SHell",
pun on the name of the developer of the original Unix shell, Stephen Bourne.

Then do:
- [navigating files and directories](http://swcarpentry.github.io/shell-novice/02-filedir/index.html)
- [working with files and directories](http://swcarpentry.github.io/shell-novice/03-create/index.html)
  * do things on your own laptop. watching or reading ≢ practice.
  * ask others on Piazza, or in office hours.

## summary

- directory structure, root is `/`
- relative versus absolute paths
  * in your code and projects: use **relative** paths as much as
    possible: it makes your code more portable, for others, and
    for yourself if you re-locate your own project folder
- shortcuts: `.`, `..`, `~`, `-`
  * `cd -` is so useful!
- tab completion to get program and file names
- up/down arrows and `!` to repeat commands

|          |      |
|:---------|:-----------|
| `whoami` | who am I? to get your username |
| `pwd`    | print working directory. where am I? |
| `ls`     | list. many options, e.g. `-a` (all) `-l` (long) `-lrt` (reverse-sorted by time) |
| `cd`     | change directory |
| `mkdir`  | make directory   |
| `rm`     | remove (forever). `-f` to force, `-i` to ask interactively, `-r` recursively
| `rmdir`  | remove (delete) directory, if empty |
| `mv`     | move (and rename). can overwrite existing files, unless `-i` to ask|
| `cp`     | copy. would also overwrite existing files |
| `touch`  | create blank file, or modify time stamp of existing file |
| `diff`   | difference |
| `wc`     | word count: lines, words, characters. `-l`, `-w`, `-c` |
| `cat`    | concatenate |
| `less`   | because "less is more". `q` to quit. |
| `sort`   | `-n` for numerical sorting |
| `head`   | first 10 lines. `-n 3` for first 3 lines (etc.) |
| `tail`   | last 10 lines. `-n 3` for last 3 lines, `-n +30` for line 30 and up |
| `uniq`   | filters out repeated lines (consecutive). `-c` to get counts |
| `cut`    | cut and return column(s). `-d,` to set the comma as field delimiter (tab otherwise), `-f2` to get 2nd field (column) |
| `echo`   | print |
| `history`| shows the history of all previous commands, numbered |
| `!`      | `!76` to re-execute command number 76 in the history, `!$` for last word or last command |
|----------|------------|
|         |   |
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## file names

so important: **no spaces!** example:

- create a directory 'raw sequences' in `data`, using a GUI (e.g. Finder)
- try to remove it from the command line:

```
cd data
ls
rm -rf raw sequences
```
lucky for us: `raw` or `sequences` didn't exist (chainsaw...)
how can we remove this directory?

- prefer lower-case letters, especially for the first letter of a file name:
  time saver, along with tab completion

- common usage: capitalize between words, or underscores, or `-`, like
  `wheatSequenceAlignments` (camel case style) or
  `wheat_sequence_alignments` (snake case style).

- use ASCII characters only, no space (did I mention this already?),
  no `/`, no `\` (for Windows), no `-` for the first character.

- R users: avoid dots. conventionally used for the file extension.

Great [presentation](https://speakerdeck.com/jennybc/how-to-name-files) by
Jenny Bryan

- choose file names to ease automation, using shell expansion

- use leading zeros: `file-0021.txt` rather than `file-21.txt`.
  lexicographic sorting files (like with `ls`) would otherwise place
  `file-1390.txt` before `file-21.txt`.

- file extensions:
   * not needed by the computer. for humans only.
   * explicit is better than implicit for humans.
     ex: `rice_genes.fasta` versus `rice_genes`
   * used by the computer occasionally: to pick the 'default'
     app to open a file (e.g. `open xxx.pdf` or `xdg-open xxx.pdf`);
     to color parts of text by a text editor; etc.

## typing skills

- had keyboarding classes in elementary school?
- it's like talking or walking: it's assumed.
- take a [test](http://www.typingtest.com/test.html)
- invest in your typing skills! it will save you time and stress.
  allow yourself two weeks to be slow.

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Johnny One-Eye
1950 film by Robert Florey
Robert Florey
Richard H. Landau
Damon Runyon
Benedict Bogeaus (producer)
James Stacy (assistant producer)
Pat O'Brien
Wayne Morris
Dolores Moran
Gayle Reed
Lucien N. Andriot
Frank Sullivan
Benedict Bogeaus Productions
United Artists
May 5, 1950 (1950-05-05)
Johnny One-Eye is a 1950 film noir crime film from a story by Damon Runyon, directed by Robert Florey starring Pat O'Brien, Wayne Morris, Dolores Moran and Gayle Reed.
3 Soundtrack
In Manhattan, former gangster turned legitimate businessman Martin Martin (Pat O'Brien) has become the target of a politically ambitious district attorney, who has offered immunity for Martin's former partner in crime Dane Cory in exchange for his testimony. After being informed about the deal and narrowly escaping arrest, Martin pays a visit to Cory to persuade him not to testify. The meeting ends up with a shootout, with Martin killing one of Cory's henchmen and being hit himself before fleeing. With his picture on newspaper front pages and a reward on his head, Martin decides to hide in an abandoned house. While recovering to prepare a final assault on Cory, he adopts an injured dog that strays into his hideout and names him Johnny One-Eye.
Pat O'Brien as Martin Martin
Wayne Morris as Dane Cory
Dolores Moran as Lily White
Gayle Reed as Elsie White
Donald Woods as Vet
Barton Hepburn as Cory Henchman
Raymond Largay as Lawbooks
Lawrence Cregar as Ambrose
Forrest Taylor as Man on Street who quotes Lord Byron
Lester Allen as Designer-Choreographer
Jimmy Little as Captain of Police
Jack Overman as Lippy
Lyle Talbot as Official from District Attorney's Office
Harry Bronson as Cute Freddy
Johnny One-Eye at IMDb
Johnny One-Eye is available for free download at the Internet Archive
Films directed by Robert Florey
One Hour of Love (1927)
The Romantic Age (1927)
Face Value (1927)
The Life and Death of 9413: a Hollywood Extra (1928)
The Hole in the Wall (1929)
The Cocoanuts (1929)
The Battle of Paris (1929)
The Road Is Fine (1930)
My Wife's Teacher (1930)
Love Songs (1930)
Black and White (1931)
Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932)
The Man Called Back (1932)
Those We Love (1932)
Girl Missing (1933)
Ex-Lady (1933)
The House on 56th Street (1933)
Bedside (1934)
Registered Nurse (1934)
Smarty (1934)
I Sell Anything (1934)
I Am a Thief (1934)
The Woman in Red (1935)
The Florentine Dagger (1935)
Going Highbrow (1935)
Don't Bet on Blondes (1935)
Ship Cafe (1935)
The Payoff (1935)
The Preview Murder Mystery (1936)
Till We Meet Again (1936)
Hollywood Boulevard (1936)
Outcast (1937)
King of Gamblers (1937)
Mountain Music (1937)
This Way Please (1937)
Daughter of Shanghai (1937)
Dangerous to Know (1938)
King of Alcatraz (1938)
Disbarred (1939)
Hotel Imperial (1939)
The Magnificent Fraud (1939)
Death of a Champion (1939)
Parole Fixer (1940)
Women Without Names (1940)
The Face Behind the Mask (1941)
Meet Boston Blackie (1941)
Two in a Taxi (1941)
Dangerously They Live (1941)
Lady Gangster (1942)
The Desert Song (1943)
Roger Touhy, Gangster (1944)
Man from Frisco (1944)
God Is My Co-Pilot (1945)
Danger Signal (1945)
The Beast with Five Fingers (1946)
Tarzan and the Mermaids (1948)
Rogues' Regiment (1948)
Outpost in Morocco (1949)
The Crooked Way (1949)
The Vicious Years (1950)
Johnny One-Eye (1950)
Adventures of Captain Fabian (1951)
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Predator-Prey Systems: the Wolves in Yellowstone
Professor Mark Boyce
Professor of Ecology, University of Alberta, Canada
Predation is increasingly recognized as an ecological process that structures natural communities, and has been targeted as an important focus for conservation, notably informing the "rewilding" movement for reintroducing apex and meso-predators to natural environments across the world, involving wolves, cougars, lynx, bears and dingos, among many others. Yet, others have argued that the extent and magnitude of trophic cascades has been overstated and that few clear examples exist in terrestrial ecosystems, especially for behaviourally-driven trophic cascades.
A trophic cascade is an ecological phenomenon triggered by the addition or removal of top predators and the reciprocal changes in the relative populations of predator and prey through a food chain, with often dramatic changes in ecosystem structure and nutrient cycling.
Professor Mark Boyce will review the details of this debate with a particular focus on the iconic wolf recovery in Yellowstone National Park and conclude that, as predicted by theory, we see spatial and temporal variability in predator-prey systems that likewise generate spatial and temporal variability in the expression of trophic cascades. Outside protected areas in western North America, however, humans have a dominant influence that overwhelms trophic cascades and can result in bottom-up influences on community structure and function.
Mark S. Boyce received his Bachelor of Science from Iowa State, Master of Science from University of Alaska, and MPhil and PhD degrees from Yale University. He was a NATO postdoctoral fellow at Oxford University. He is Professor of Ecology and holds the Alberta Conservation Association Chair in Fisheries and Wildlife at the University of Alberta.
His research specialty is the population ecology of vertebrates and he currently supervises 8 graduate students and postdocs. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and was awarded the Mirosław Romanowski Medal by the Royal Society of Canada in 2016 for applications of science to solve environmental problems. In 2017 he was awarded the C. Hart Merriam Award by the American Society of Mammalogists.
8 La Trobe St - Melbourne
Date(s) - Thursday 21 September, 2017
Kids' Conference: Science Workshop
Understanding Persistence & Adaptation of Wildlife in the Genomic Age


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Another Clinton Associate Dies just Days Before Testifying in Corruption Case!
by eaglerising
Over the years the Clinton family has simply had far too many happenstance situations befall them for me to honestly believe that there isn't something amiss in the land of Clinton.
Look, I'm not a "conspiracy theorist," though I do believe some conspiracy theories have merit. In general I believe that most conspiracy theories are bunk-filled fairytales that some people tell to make themselves feel better about their lot in life. However, when it comes to the conspiracy theories that swirl around the Clinton clan, I tend to buy the old axiom, 'where there is smoke, there's fire.'
The latest example of the "Clinton Curse" comes to us from the pages of the New York Post, which reported on Sunday that yet another Clinton lackey had been found dead under odd circumstances.
Disgraced former United Nations official John Ashe was facing trial for tax fraud and was set to appear in court on Monday, June 27th. Sadly, Mr. Ashe never made his appointed appearance… because he died on Sunday the 26th. How did Ashe die? Well, there was some confusion as the earliest reports claimed a heart attack had taken his life, but it appears those early reports were wrong. Apparently, Ashe was killed when the barbell he'd been lifting fell and CRUSHED his throat. I kid you not.
Ashe's death has many wondering if the old Clinton conspiracy theories will be reborn because as one source told the New York Post, "During the trial, the prosecutors would have linked Ashe to the Clinton bagman Ng. It would have been very embarrassing. His death was conveniently timed."
How could Ashe have hurt the Clintons?
Ashe was due in court Monday with his Chinese businessman co-defendant Ng Lap Seng, who is charged with smuggling $4.5 million into the US since 2013 and lying that it was to buy art and casino chips.
Ng was identified in a 1998 Senate report as the source of hundreds of thousands of dollars illegally funneled through an Arkansas restaurant owner, Charlie Trie, to the Democratic National Committee during the Clinton administration. (Ng was not charged with any crime.)
Ashe was the connection between the Clinton family, China, and millions of dollars in corruption money that poured through Arkansas and Washington, D.C. in the 90's. Ashe's death may not provide much ammo to Republicans bent on bringing the corrupt Clinton clan down… but it will indubitably stoke new conspiracy fires about just how far the Clintons will go in their lust for power, influence, and money.
Benghazi Committee Final Report Finds Obama and Hillary Clinton in Dereliction of Duty!
Benghazi Report Shock: Cover-Up began before Victims were Dead!


Karl was part of the International Baccalaureate Student World Conference in Barcelona, Spain, over the summer with IB students from around the world. The investigative theme was "Technology in a Global Society." Karl's team developed a robot that could be used by the physically impaired and others. They also developed a smart city, addressing a problem of growing populations in major cities around the world. Along with Karl's strengths in engineering through his classes at Centaurus, he is a community builder. He organized a rendezvous during the conference for fellow IB students from other countries and maintains contact with them still.
What did you like the most about the conference?
Entrepreneurs brought us projects and asked us to make them better. My group had headphones and a viewer you could use to watch the action close up at a sporting event. We made it reusable. It could be recharged on a rack. It was super fun.
What did you learn from the conference?
I learned what a global citizen is. I learned about other people's ideas and cultures. Now, I want to travel all over the world.
Everyone is friends here. There are opportunities for everyone. We're really diverse, like a big family.
I'm in marching band. I play center snare, and I'm the section leader. I play soccer and hockey.
I want to go to college, but that's all I know.


Last month, Halsted Design was the lead brand in an editorial shoot that will feature in October's design issue of Country and Townhouse in the UK.
Halsted will be highlighted in an eight-page spread, alongside well-known brands such as Dior, Hermès and Jenny Packham, and the feature will grace the cover of the magazine. We are proud to bring African design to the UK and that our young brand will be featured in such an iconic publication.
Read more about Country & Town House magazine here.


Introducing the New DISH Playmaker Dual Satellite Antenna! Save $40 When You Bundle.
New with OS 2.1, supporting eastern and western arc satellites for nation-wide coverage. Engineered with high-grade materials for optimal performance and maximum durability, this new satellite antenna is perfect for both portable and mobile use. The DISH Playmaker Dual is built with two coax ports to accommodate two receivers for two channel viewing. But, that's not all. Inside this robust design are high-performance motors that convey premium speed and yields vast precision. You can now experience 20% more signal strength for a fraction of the original price!
The Wally offers full functionality with a smaller footprint and expanded capabilities including the use of built in apps like Netflix (requires Wi-Fi Adapter and wireless connection), as well as other great features. This new smaller design allows for fitting into tight spaces. Included is an RF remote that allows you to freely operate the receiver up to 200 feet away, even through walls and obstructions. Never lose your remote again with the new Remote Finder feature, a chime guides you to the remote's hidden location. Note: Remote may be remanufactured.
Go to uplink.jameslong.name to find out what channel each satellite has . Not even a Dish web page. I was told 2nd tv won't work because I put 2 cables together to get to Sat. I was Told No connection other then both ends, but then they Sold me a flat wire to go thru a Window you must add extra coax to as both ends are male. 2 cables meeting in the mid area of my rv limits wher you can put your dish i dont want to climb on my roof every time i move to find the mid point for cables.
All automatic!! Once you have a clear view of the southern sky it finds the SAT's and your ready to go. The receivers take some time to get through the initial set up process (activation, guide download, etc.). I did have to call for Tech support when I kept getting error message about signal loss (thought maybe a bad receiver). Once the Tech wasn't able to help me any longer, 15 minutes later it was working fine.


Here is a small cast brass kudu badge which I think may be associated with the Sudan Police, possibly a collar badge. Measures 42X22mm approx.
Can anyone please date it?
Last edited by Tinto; 31-10-18 at 01:30 AM.
Thanks for your information. I have found a picture, hope I'm not infringing any rights here, of the Kordofan Province Police badge.
However, my badge has no sign of being attached to a scroll.
Yes could well be a collar though i'm not aware if they had collar badges. Infact never seen a photo of any Sudan policeman with a cap badge even. They had some lovely badges though.
I think the cap badges were only worn by British senior officers, either seconded or on contract.