So even though X and Y are out and all of the mega evolutions have been uncovered, who's to say that's all of them? I think there will be other mega evos introduced in the later Gen 6 games, especially since there was this huge list of mega evolutions that apparently the hackers made (maybe they were hidden in the code like alternate forms for Pokémon that they received in later games?). That was probably fake, but I still hope there are more megas to come. One mega evolution I'd love to see is Mega Serperior, GRass/Dragon with Contrary.
Would totally love to see a Mega Dragonite if not just to have an item named "Dragonitite."
Expecting to see a Mega Swampert and Sceptile and maybe some other starters too, for a balance of power.
If they've done Tyranitar and Garchomp, the rest of the pseudo-legendaries in Mega form could be interesting. Especially Metagross, I think.
Oh, and a Mega that's, you know, actually from Kalos would be welcome too.
Still hoping for my Typhlosionite.
Zororite probably won't have a use thanks to Zoroark's cover being blown by its usage. Of course, you would have to save its usage for after the opponent knows it's a Zoroark. Even then, Focus Sash, Life Orb, or a Choice item would probably be preferable.
Other interesting considerations including Lugianite, Meinfite, Torterrite, and Linoonite.
Meh Mega Evolutions have been a pretty big disappointment in my opinion, they really should have just given then regular evolutions or at least Pokedex entires!
That and Mega Evolutions are supposed to be exclusive to Kalos so don't expect any new one in a RS Remake or Gen VII although they'll more then likely retcon that fact.
Be cool to see Mega Raichu/Pikachu, or Mega eevee evolutions.
Pretty sure they're going to want to exploit Megas for as much as they can, so I'd be surprised if they don't come back after X, Y and a highly likely Z.
I mean, weren't the Mega Charizard basically the unofficial mascots of the games pre-release?
Anyways, Mega Evolve all the starters! And Mega Stunfisk!!
Not necessarily. True, it might've been discovered there, but Pokémon Origins takes place in Kanto and apparently mega stones have made it over there.
Pokémon Origins takes place in Kanto and apparently mega stones have made it over there.
Which was supposed to be an ad for XY.
Bumping this thread a wee bit because I feel like posting a list of Pokémon who should have gotten a Mega.
An item named Dragoniteite. We need. Nao.
They gave one Legendary a Mega, and Mewtwo is one that barely could claim to need it. Meanwhile, Regigigas still sits in the "only use me if you're either really good or a really big troll" tier. Keep the Slow Start, just do . . . something . . . to make using the Regi master at least a little usable.
It's not like Chandelure needs a buff in anything at all, I'm just imagining how cool it would look if you took a haunted chandelier and Mega-fied it. Plus it's about time to get some cultural diversity in this Mega list, hmm?
There's a decently decent Tropius set of Harvest + Sitrus Berry, but other than that it,s not the most fantastic thing in the world and it's kind of a one-trick pony. What if it got a boost to Special Attack, so it could fire Leaf Storms and whatnot left and right while eating up the Sitrus Berry, or taking a more offensive route with Chlorophyll or even Solar Power + Solar Beam.
The biggest troll in the game could be an even bigger troll if it didn't have such paper-thin defense or slightly better offense.
Flying/Fighting is an interesting type, and it has some really good moves plus Hone Claws and/or Swords Dance. And, once again, what would this thing look like Mega-fied?
Once again, something that has pretty good typing, two decent abilities and the ability to hit decently hard or to stall stuff out next to forever. And as always, a giant dancing pineapple would look awesome.
It can learn any move, but it's virtually restricted to status-infliction only because of its horrible offenses. I'd love to have access to a Smeargle with, say, Coil, Drain Punch, Earthquake and Stone Edge as well as the ability to use it. And at least give us a chance to get rid of the bloody useless ability.
It's probably the least useful of the starters because of its typing and lack of any single amazing stat. It has the moves to be a really good lead, with Screens (even without the Light Clay) and Leech Seed and Giga Drain and everything. A ten or fifteen point buff to its defensive base stats and it could be amazing.
Shuckle is just one of the many Pokémon who could be so much better if it'd gotten a boost to just one stat. It could be the most annoying thing on any given sand team, a status absorber, a pseudo-Wobbuffet, a wallbreaker, a sweep stopper, etc., etc. if only it had a little bit more HP. Come on, Game Freak. You know you want to.
^ Give Meganium Thick Fat and we're good.
1. Altaria: I think giving it a pretty weird typing like Dragon/Fairy would be pretty cool. With defense and offense boosts, this thing could be pretty interesting. I'd stick with Natural Cure here. If not, Cloud Nine is fine. Just not as handy.
2. Mightyena: Oooh, man! I'd love to see a Mega design for this hyena! Simple, just make it more menacing looking! Keep Moxie!
3. Linoone: I don't have any ideas on how it could look, but if Mightyena gets a Mega, it's fair to give Linoone one.
4. Girafarig: I'm actually developing ideas revolving Girafarig, so I'll kinda give an insider here. Give it it's original concept of having a full grown counter-part as it's other half. Atk., Def., Sp. Atk., Sp. Def., and Speed distribution.
5. Salamence: I've heard talks that Salamence is becoming less effective due to Charizard X. I haven't thought of it much, but keeping Moxie and giving it higher stats will probably leave Charizard X in the dust or in the Will-o-Wisp set.
Here's another one: how 'bout a Mega Wobbuffet that gains, idk, partial Fairy typing and somewhat better defenses and/or HP but no moves or ability change or anything?
I don't know how to take the cringe, lol. Bad? I don't see why it would be broken given that Mega-Garchomp is waaaay OP in the sandstorm. Ice Shard keeps most of these guys under control, anyways. Given that Mega-Salamence's speed is dropped, then that's fair game. I guess. Dragon Dance, though... Same could be said about Dragonite, though. What keeps these guys in check is lack* of priority (except Dragonite, of course). They would need to set up in some way. I don't know if I'd run DD of a Mega-Salamence, btw.
Wouldn't that just make Lefties Wobbuffet better?
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I don't know how to take the cringe, lol. Bad? I don't see why it would be broken given that Mega-Garchomp is waaaay OP in the sandstorm. Ice Shard keeps most of these guys under control, anyways. Given that Mega-Salamence's speed is dropped, then that's fair game. I guess. Dragon Dance, though... Same could be said about Dragonite, though. What keeps these guys in check is lake of priority (except Dragonite, of course). They would need to set up in some way. I don't know if I'd run DD of a Mega-Salamence, btw.
Admittedly Salamance doesn't have the most spectacular defenses in the world (95/80/80) and if the typical Mega pattern of mainly amplifying already high stats follows that probably won't turn into a problem with the power that already exists in OU and Uber. But after a Dragon Dance, something of Salamance-caliber attack and movepool can already be somewhat of a headache to deal with, Mega or not.
Also, wouldn't Mega Dunsparce ruin the running joke?
I guess so, but I can't take on you too serious since you're in favor of a Dragonite Mega, which falls into the same category with Mence, except Dragonite has priority and better defenses. In order for Dragons to be REALLY stopped by any Fairy type, that Fairy type Pokemon would need to have good defenses on both ends. Charizard X outclasses Salamence atm, btw. The only thing Salamence has in favor is Hydro Pump and it's Sp. Attack isn't even higher than Charizard X's.
NO! Give Dunsparce DD, higher stats and keep Serene Grace.
Edit: On a serious note, why not Flygon? Its stats are its main hindrance.
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I can't argue with that, given how badly I want to see an item named Dragoniteite.
Now that you mention DD Dunsparce, I'm imagining the memes of Magikarp that say "when i evolve"
So I came up with ideas for the starters.
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MegaMew. Better ability (not sure what though), and maybe give it something like Arceus's stat distribution. Or you can forsake versatility for effect and make it like a defensive counterpart to MegaMewtwo.
MegaShuckle. Maybe stay like a Shuckle and boost HP, but I'd love the irony of a MegaShuckle that switches its base defenses for attack and speed.
MegaShedinja. Wonder Guard, solid Ghost or maybe Ghost/Dark (the spirit in the shell escapes, although only being weak to Fairy might be a balance issue if it has HP), decent stat distribution (a hundred or two max HP, great Attack and Speed. Make it a frail but effective set-up sweeper or something.
As an alternative, MegaSpiritomb with Wonder Guard. Still weak to Fairy and Status.
MegaDusknoir. Ghost/Dark. Offensive. I loved his flavor (Pokémon's Grim Reaper) but he isn't good at his job. He needs to gather the souls of the slain.
MegaArceus. Omnitype: This pokémon is treated as having all types. Universal STAB. Judgement would also adapt to Omnitype.
MegaBlissey. Fairy/Normal or just Fairy. Buff Defense the most, then Special Attack and HP. Give her Nasty Plot.
MegaClefable. She's the original Fairy, she deserves it.
MegaMilotic. Water/Fairy to counter MegaGyarados' Water/Dark.
Why did MegaGardevoir get an attack boost instead of a defense boost? What, too overpowered? As it is, she gets OHKO'd or 2HKO'd by almost any physical move. She doesn't wall anything well, and other Megas are better for sweeping.
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How does damage taken get calculated?
This right here is what would make my gaming life complete. That would be so cool to see in the game! Cofagrigus isn't the best battler, but the design would be amazing!
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I have to say that I love sweeping with Infernape, but this is just plain scary, outspeeding most things and going all out close combat is definetly something to watch out for.
Having a Mega Shuckle or Mega Salamance would be pretty nice. But, if you REALLY wanted to know one that deserves a Mega Evolution, I think Mega Staraptor with Gale Wings would be great to have. If it weren't for Close Combat, it'd be outclassed by Talonflame in just about every way possible.
Hold on hold on. So I was thinking... I've always wondered what the idea of having an armored Salamence would look like and I think it'd be interesting for Game Freak to create just that type of design for a Mega Mence. However, to match the design, I'd like the stat spread to be more on the defensive side. I haven't come up with numbers yet.
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 Фирма — организация (компания или корпорация), владеющая одним или несколькими предприятиями и использующая экономические ресурсы для производства товаров и оказания услуг с целью получения прибыли.
 «Фирма» (роман) () — юридический триллер американского автора Джона Гришэма, написан в 1991 году.
 «Фирма» () — телевизионная драма по мотивам одноимённого романа Джона Гришэма.
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 «Фирма» () — телефильм на тему околофутбольного насилия, Великобритания, 1988 год. Режиссёр — Алан Кларк.
 «Фирма» () — триллер по роману Джона Гришэма с Томом Крузом, США, 1993 год. Режиссёр — Сидни Поллак.
 «Фирма» () — ремейк фильма 1988 года, Великобритания, 2009 год. Режиссёр — Ник Лов.
 Die Firma — восточно-германская рок-группа (1983—1993).

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First, I know you wish I had identified where these ingenious contributions were located and who made them. I too wish I could answer all your questions–but I have included such info when I could find it.
Let's start with the quirky.
By Brian Marsh from scrap materials
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Bali, Indonesia swim resort.
International Buffalo body painting competition, in Jiangcheng county, China.
Inside one of Google's data centers.
Michelangelo illustrated his grocery lists so that his illiterate servants would know what to buy for him.
Sculpture made out of tires.
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New Kind of Art: Statue Posing
A charming tradition in Berkeley, California–people put benches in front of their homes for pedestrians to rest on. All bench photos by John Storey in Berkeleyside.
This bench by Connie Bleul-Gohlke commemorates the 50th wedding anniversary of her parents.
Celebrates the late Les Blank, a documentary filmmaker.
Andrew Werby designed the wall and bench inspired by Gaudi's tile wall in Park Güell, Barcelona.
This remarkable French Horn by Murray Stein is made from scrap pieces of lumber and can be played! The wood is turned to 1/16″ thickness, so that all the tubing is hollow.
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By Jeffro Uitto, driftwood doorframe.
Artist Spencer Byles spent a year creating beautiful sculptures out of natural and found- materials throughout the unmanaged forests of La Colle Sur Loup (where he lived with his family), Villeneuve Loubet and Mougins, in France. He worked together with elements of his surroundings to create artwork that blends seamlessly with the environment.
Byles' project is intentionally secretive – the only way you'll see these works besides photos is by going into the woods and finding them yourself. The pieces were not intended to last, and each sculpture will eventually be reclaimed by the natural environment. "I responded in different ways to each location and worked on at least 20 sculptures at one time. I worked spontaneously with out any drawings or planned design"
German artist Cornelia Konrads creates mind-bending installations in public spaces, sculpture parks and private gardens around the world. Her work gives the illusion of weightlessness and freedom.
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This is wonderful. Great Art. Thank you.
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Excellent & Something different … Thank You.. (Again)
Bill on April 29, 2015 at 11:59 pm said:
Wonderful. The only limitations of beauty, ingenuity and creativeness are our ideas & follow through.
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These pictures and beauty is such an inspiration internally in a world that seems to be slamming strange negative stuff….Thank you for the time and energy put into this project….It brings me such JOY!
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Each one of these pictures is a work of art with great imagination, skill and ability to implement. Of course the pictures are totally awesome and capture the mood and no doubt intention of the original creation.
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I want to go with you! Wow just to be able to see the world through your eyes is next to being there. Thanks.
Andy Logar on May 1, 2015 at 12:23 am said:
These are wonderful photos showing man's bottomless reserve of originality, creativity and overpowering drive for self-expression.
Ginny Mellen on May 1, 2015 at 5:42 am said:
Totally inventive, quirky and fabulous…Love the painted buffaloes and nature art, and all of it.
Nathaniel Holder on May 2, 2015 at 10:32 am said:
The image labelled "Bali, Indonesia swim resort" is actually a mockup for a proposed trampoline bridge over the Seine river in Paris. This video explains: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FQCkU2dEeg
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these photographs exemplify the human mind's creativity, what one does not see the other man's mind can see and create it. simply marvelous. Thanks.
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Pangshura es un género de tortugas de la familia Geoemydidae. Sus especies se distribuyen por Pakistán, la India, Nepal y Bangladés.

Especies
Se reconocen las siguientes cuatro especies:
 Pangshura smithii (Gray, 1863)
 Pangshura sylhetensis Jerdon, 1870
 Pangshura tecta (Gray, 1830)
 Pangshura tentoria (Gray, 1834)

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Welcome to Men's Hat Trends, the second article in the Autumn/Winter 2017 style series.
As with every season, there are 4 overarching trends.
The first trend is full of soft pastels and greys with hipster inspiration. The trend has a handcrafted feel at a mass produced level.
The second style consists of deep earth tones, predominately reds, browns, and greens. Earth elements like wood grains, fire, and recyclable materials are used throughout.
The third trend revolves around an active lifestyle and performance fabrics. Reflective and metallic elements on grey-scale garments are common.
The final style also uses a lot of pastels. Retro looks are met with modern technology and bright pops of color and texture.
Check out our blog from last week where we covered women's styles. In the coming weeks, we will go over youth trends and active wear styles, so stay tuned.
The following sections break the men's hat trends into five lifestyle areas. Often times, these will overlap, and guys will be interested in pieces from each collection.
Cuffed beanies with patches are very popular for this season. We're also seeing poms transition over to men's headwear, which is unique. Nature images like fish and buffalo are knitted into the hat as well as stripes and Navajo patterns. Aviators both with and without faux fur are seen as well as other unique shapes.
We're seeing a lot of branded camo caps, beanies, aviators, and facemasks. Bright accents and sublimated images are used. Trout are a common motif as well as saltwater fishing. Sun-protection shapes like buckets and boonies are also prevalent.
Floral patterns and soft pastel colors are transitioning over to men's wear as well. We're also seeing a lot of generic camo and vintage looks in this collection. Performance fabrics are very popular. The artwork is mostly single-line hand-drawn graphics that cover large surface areas. Animal and landscape illustrations are common.
There are a lot of retro branding and classic logos being used on hats that also have a vintage look. Earth tones are mixed with old-fashioned color palettes. Thick, textured fabrics provide a rugged, highly functional outdoor experience. Landmarks and state parks inspire weathered patches. Quilting, Old English typography, and antique hand-drawn illustrations are used to celebrate one's heritage.
This season, the Americana trend is in its purest form. The brightest of blues and reds are used in the stars and stripes. There are distressed and gradient versions as well. Bald eagle illustrations are common as well as patriotic taglines. We're not seeing a ton of grey-scale versions of the flag as we have in past seasons; it's all very vibrant for A/W '17.
There is a wide array of decoration elements expected for men's hat trends in the A/W '17 season.
These include reflective, heathered, distressed and performance fabrics, debossed leather, military and workwear-inspired pieces, hardware, and sublimation.
Many of the graphics are based on a tagline and its typography, with images being the secondary force. Images are single-line, detailed illustrations with a hand-drawn look. Common motifs include eagles, bears, fish, and mountainous scenery.
Both large and small printed plaids are prevalent as the weather cools off. Stripes, geometric patterns, and generic camo remain popular. We're starting to see the tribal prints that have been popular with women really break into the male market. Mixing prints and colors is still common; inspiration is taken from nature.
Perforation and venting give pieces a breathable, performance look. We're seeing artwork and detailing placed in unique positions on the cap such as vertical branding and side panel decorations. Ropes are becoming popular once again as well as quilted looks and custom back straps.
As the weather cools down, we're seeing warmer looking, more durable fabrics being used. This includes wool, corduroy, denim, suede, waxed canvas, and leather, as well as heathered looks. Captain's shapes and camper hats are becoming more popular. We're also seeing sun protection shapes like boonies and buckets, and brim shapes like fedoras. As far as ball caps, unstructured 5 panels and structured 6 panels with full mesh crowns continue to be seen.
Keep checking back every Monday! Next week we'll cover youth hat trends followed by active and performance wear. Let us know what you think about the men's hat trends in the comments below; you can also follow us on Instagram using the hashtag #hatswork.


Small cells, macro-cells (eNodeBs) etc.
High capacity mobile networks and other emerging applications such as smart grid, wireless sensor networks, Internet of Things etc. require precise time and frequency synchronization. These requirements are getting stricter, especially in the next generation 4G LTE infrastructure. Qulsar's Managed Timing Engine (MTE) Module is a full packet network based synchronization engine, which is custom designed for such "end-point" applications.
A key innovation is that the M64 can be integrated into an existing communication path. This, along with its standard interfaces, low latency, fully-transparent data communications at gigabit speed, makes integration into a host system simple. It operates at low power and is a cost-optimal solution. The M64 series uses industry leading algorithms to extract and deliver highly accurate synchronization performance.
The M64 is capable of synchronizing 8 slaves at 16 packets per second or 4 slaves at 32 packets per second.
The M64 series provides a simple and cost effective option to integrate precision timing by replacing standard generic parts in host systems. The M64 series can also replace the PHY in the host system, supporting line-rate traffic.
For rapid "turnkey" integration, the M64 should be prepackaged in a subsystem (such as a P64 board or a Local Master (Qg 2) sub-system) that can be quickly used as a synchronization "system", enabling a rapid design cycle while allowing for deeper integration at a later time. The first step towards integration is the purchase of an Evaluation & Developer's Kit that includes all the interface details, licenses and tools necessary for enabling the design effort.
This module is designed for light-weight end applications such as small cells (and femtocells), Carrier Ethernet based mobile backhaul networks, sensor networks; and Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) in smart grid power utility networks.
One of the innovative features of the M64 series is that it can be integrated into an existing communication path. It features a low latency, fully transparent data communication channel at gigabit speed. It also allows for daisy chaining architectures of host systems.
The M64 series has industry leading algorithms that enable it to extract precise time signals from packets impeded over the network by traffic load, congestion and packet delay variation (PDV). In addition, the M64 series supports SyncE for frequency recovery unaffected by network PDV. The ability to use multiple synchronization inputs is particularly powerful in today's applications, where a host system may need to be versatile and deployable in multiple environments.
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As technology becomes more consumer friendly - more and more apps are now accessible to more and more people - and that's a good thing.
Just a few clicks and you've got one running.
Once again just a few clicks and you're up and running.
Clicking around yields different results for different people.
Some people do fairly well setting up their sandboxes for whatever apps they purchase online.
Others struggle, get disheartened, and then stop using an app.
A more common situation is where someone sets up an app for you and then you take it from there.
Much is the case with a new client I'm working with.
Their last guy set up Google G Suite for them and then just clicked next, next, next and got things up and running.
During my initial review I noticed two simple things.
1- The billing was set up to annual billing. The issue was that there are 3 billing options and the client was sent to the least favorable one for them.
2- Was an issue with how their email accounts were set up.
You see - clicking around will get you somewhere.
Maybe just not always where you want to be.
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Mapping elephantiasis in Ethiopia | Global Development Professionals Network | Guardian Professional
Ethiopia now has a national plan for eliminating neglected tropical diseases, but success depends on disease mapping, monitoring, and making data accessible for policymakers
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Elephantiasis can be caused by regular contact with volcanic red clay soil that irritates the skin. Photograph: Wellcome Trust
There are two principal causes of elephantiasis, or lymphoedema, in the tropics. The most common cause, and already known to be a significant public health problem, is lymphatic filariasis (LF). The other main cause is podoconiosis: a form of elephantiasis arising in barefoot subsistence farmers who are in long-term contact with irritant red clay soil of volcanic origins.
The disability associated with elephantiasis creates considerable stigma, and reduces productivity in patients. According to a study in Ethiopia, published by Tropical Medicine and International Health, the total direct costs of podoconiosis amounted to the equivalent of $143 (£88) per patient per year and a productivity loss of 45% of total working days per year.
Ethiopia recently launched its national master plan (2013-2015) for neglected tropical diseases, and podoconiosis and LF are two of the eight NTDs prioritised within it. In order to achieve the goals of this plan, health and development organisations will need a clear understanding of the geographical distribution and burden of the diseases. With that knowledge, they will be able to target priority areas and determine geographical overlaps among the disases to enable integrated control.
Elephantiasis is one of the NTDs with a clear potential for elimination. LF infection can be prevented and treated with a combination of medicines, while podoconiosis is easily preventable if shoes are consistently worn, and early stages can be successfully treated. For those who developed advanced disease of either cause there are proven ways to manage symptoms and prevent disabilities. Nonetheless control and elimination efforts can be hampered by a lack of information on the geographical distribution of the diseases.
One of the best ways to overcome this problem is by using integrated mapping. Mapping can help to identify populations at risk of diseases, indicate priority areas, target resources and help to monitor control progress.
A new initiative to map LF and podoconiosis in Ethiopia is underway, through a collaboration between several organisations. Supported by the Wellcome Trust, DfID and End Fund, the Ethiopian Health and Nutrition Research Institute (Ehnri) is working with Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS), the Centre for Neglected Tropical Diseases, the Global Atlas of Helminth Infections at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine to map 1,384 communities in 692 districts, covering more than 130,000 individuals.
A total of 136 health providers have come together into 34 teams to survey the districts throughout the country. Each team includes a health officer, two nurses and a laboratory technician. The teams all receive training on data collection and diagnostic tools from experts from Ehnri and BSMS. Each of the 34 teams select two communities per district [with district health offices] based on reported cases of elephantiasis from health facilities.
About 100 individuals from each community are then randomly selected and included in the study. LF is diagnosed based on immunochromatography tests, while podoconiosis is diagnosed by excluding other causes of lymphoedema, supplemented by antifilarial antibody tests. The data is recorded using mobile phones collection to overcome the costs and challenges posed by paper-based surveys. For example, copying, transporting abnd storing forms can be expensive, and manual data entry often brings around errors.
For integrated LF and podoconiosis mapping, text messages are used to report number of cases of diseases under surveillance, and to help encourage patients to take medications. A big advantage of using smart phones is that they have built-in global positioning systems (GPS) to instantly capture geographic co-ordinates, which otherwise would have been collected using external handheld GPS devices. Results can be electronically entered at the point of data collection, transferred to a central database and analysed immediately after collection by researchers in Ethiopia.
The integrated mapping data collection has not been without its challenges. First, there is no rapid diagnostic test for podoconiosis. The diagnosis is established by excluding other causes of lymphoedema, and at times this is cumbersome for health providers. Second, althoughaccess to mobile phones is rapidly growing in Ethiopia, not all districts have network coverage, which can result in a backlog of data from the field.
However, the multi-organistion partnership has brought together national and global experiences in mapping and use of technologies. The collaboration with Ethiopian health ministry through Ehnri is expected to enhance uptake and country ownership of health data and maps more broadly.
The maps will be available for decision makers at national, regional and district level through publication and online databases. This will allow the Ethiopian health ministry and partners working on LF and podoconiosis to plan properly and better target their interventions to eliminate the disease.
You can find pictures showing the different stages of the integrated mapping process in this gallery.
Kebede Deribe is a research training fellow at the Wellcome Trust. Follow @KebedeDeribe on Twitter
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"Simply unacceptable in modern Britain" – Jeff urges pause in Universal Credit after record foodbank figures revealed
Manchester Withington MP Jeff Smith has highlighted the record increase in foodbank usage over the last year.
Between 1st April 2017 and 31st March 2018, The Trussell Trust's foodbank network distributed 1,332,952 three day emergency food supplies to people in crisis, a 13% increase on the previous year. 484,026 of these went to children.
For the first time, new national data highlights the growing proportion of foodbank referrals due to benefit levels not covering the costs of essentials. The Trussell Trust is calling for benefit levels to be uprated in line with inflation to ensure payments keep pace with the cost of living.
The latest figures also show the rollout of the Government's flagship welfare reform, Universal Credit, to be a major factor in foodbank take-up. Foodbanks that have been in full UC rollout areas for a year or more have experienced an average increase of 52% in the twelve months after the full rollout date in their area. Those either not in full UC areas, or only in full rollout areas for up to three months, showed an average increase of 13%.
Jeff said:
"It is simply unacceptable that in modern Britain foodbank usage is rising at record levels.
In south Manchester alone 3280 three day emergency food supplies were given to people facing crisis by the Trussell Trust last year, 1431 of which were for children.
These figures are a damning indictment of the Government's policies, and particularly show that the rollout of Universal Credit is pushing people into destitution.
The Government must listen to the Trussell Trust and immediately commit to an urgent inquiry into the impact of the rollout of Universal Credit across the country."
Emma Revie, Chief Executive of The Trussell Trust, said:
"As a nation we expect no one should be left hungry or destitute – illness, disability, family breakdown or the loss of a job could happen to any of us, and we owe it to each other to make sure sufficient financial support is in place when we need it most.
"It's hard to break free from hunger if there isn't enough money coming in to cover the rising cost of absolute essentials like food and housing. For too many people staying above water is a daily struggle. It's completely unacceptable that anyone is forced to turn to a foodbank as a result.
"Universal Credit is the future of our benefits system. It's vital we get it right, and ensure levels of payment keep pace with the rising cost of essentials, particularly for groups of people we know are already more likely to need a foodbank – disabled people, people dealing with an illness, families with children and single parents."
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Love Unscripted: 'We are part of a narrative that's still being written'
Love Unscripted: The Eucharist in Men's Lives
What is the "source and summit" of our faith? In this week's video, Archbishop Richard Smith sits in on a Catholic men's group where they discuss the impact the Eucharist has had on their daily lives. If you wonder about the video they watched before their discussion, find it at
lighthousecatholicmedia.org/presence.
The Love Unscripted video series is about listening that we might understand, and understanding that we learn how to address the real, day-to-day concerns of the faithful through the Gospel message. If you've missed any episodes, check out the Love Unscripted Playlist.
Love Unscripted: You can be a Catholic and believe in Evolution
Students at St. Joseph's College are encouraged to ask the big questions around faith and reason. In this week's video, Archbishop Smith and Theresa Robinson continue their discussion about Catholic students who reach a crossroads of their faith in university.
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In Amoris Laetitia (The Joy of Love), Pope Francis presents us with three pastoral imperatives concerning human life and the family: we are called to accompany, to discern, and to integrate weakness.
Love Unscripted is a video series about discovering, listening, seeking understanding and addressing the real, day-to-day concerns of the faithful as they live in the Gospel. Join Archbishop Richard Smith as he encounters the faithful, and explores with them ways that we can all learn to live in the Joy of Love – the Word of God.
In Part 2 of their conversation, Paul and Archbishop Smith talk liturgy, sacred spaces, and more.
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A Matterhorn-like rock with real Matterhorn in the back!
After going through beautiful houses with balcony full of cheerful flowers in the east side of Zermatt, we found a path, leading steep uphill to the restaurant Alterhaupt Edelweiss. It perches on the rock above Zermatt, its white building visible from anywhere.
After a refreshing home-made ice tea, the path follows the narrow gorge and its serene stream. Here, there is no gondola nor mountain trains, nothing but quiet nature. That is not so easy to find in an area as developed as Zermatt.
The higher we go, the valley opens up and we see several impressive peaks and glaciers.
After some serious uphill, we arrived at the pink Trift Mountain Hut. I realised that I had been here more than 10 years ago.
We hang out in the wide basin near the hut for a long time, basking ourselves in the warm sun, having our delicious self-made sandwiches (away from the crowded mountain hut restaurant), taking many photos, listening to the hut owner playing the alphorn.
We changed our original plan which was to head back down the same way we came up and continued up a bit to walk a loop.
Above at Schweifinen (2503m), we have a phenomenal view of the entire east valley: Matterhorn, Klein Matterhorn, Riffelberg, all the way down to Winkelmatten where we stay. I was very happy that Philippe suggested this little scenic detour.


Andres wrote and directed short SAG film After Cheri.
He performs stand-up all over the West Coast, and has two podcasts that can be found on itunes, Andres Salazar's Nappy-Headed podcast and The Biscuit Show podcast.
Andres Salazar stand-up comedy May 9, 2012 from Andres Salazar on Vimeo.
Andres Salazar Stand-up Compilation from Andres Salazar on Vimeo.


melhor o que ele quer dizer com isso).
que tinham uma coisa chamada de "élan vital", irredutível à química.
bioquímicos, especialmente depois da descoberta do DNA e sua estrutura.
filósofo de cabelos brancos e camisa cor-de-rosa me lembrou Al Pacino.
muito ignorantes sobre a consciência e a mente".
"There are naive questions, tedious questions, ill-phrased questions, questions put after inadequate self-criticism. But every question is a cry to understand the world. There is no such thing as a dumb question".
– Carl Sagan, The Demon-Haunted World.
"That [i.e. philosophy] can really mess you up.
I agree [that there is too much question asking in philosophy].
My concern there is that the philosopher believes they are really asking deep questions about nature. To the scientist it's 'what are you doing? Why are you wasting your time?'. Why do you concern yourself with the meaning of meaning?
If you are distracted by your questions you cannot move forward. You are not being a productive contributor to our understanding of the natural world. So the scientist knows when the question […] is a pointless delay in your progress.
This is what happens when you don't care about philosophy: your description of what being a scientist is sounds a lot like the description of what is to be a 21st century American man uncritically indoctrinated into concepts like being "productive" (I'd start with Bertrand Russell's opinion piece "In praise of idleness" here), "progress" (yes we can believe in progress but denying philosophy does it too or is responsible for it is a naïve, uncritical way of believing in progress), and, of course, the idea that there is such thing as a 'ridiculous' question and questions like 'what is identity?' and 'what is being good or bad?' are ridiculous questions invented by the philosophy department to distract people away from doing whatever 21st century American people think it's best to do.
The net result is that behind a gifted science populariser lies an anti-intellectual of the American brand, described at length in Carl Sagan's "Demon-Haunted World".
P.S.: If anyone knows how to discuss ideas properly without having working and clear definitions of the words involved, please let me know.


same old drug store one that I've used for years that doesn't really compliment me anymore.
I currently use Rimmel, but I'm looking for something with a bit more of a glow to it.
I like my darker bronzers as I like my cheek bones to stand out.
Does anyone know of any that are dark'ish with a glow to them?
What are you currently using?& what do you recommend?
Blab away and let me know.
Benefit bronzer is my favourite, it gives you a very natural bronze. However, if you want more of a blushy tone with a natural sheen then i recommend buying one from MAC. They are so incredibly pigmented!
yeah I do want something with a natural sheen to it rather than a matte bronzer, thank you though!
I was JUST thinking this morning that I need a new bronzer! If you find one you love it, PLEASE let me know!!
Laguna bronzer by NARS is very good. It is matte so can be used to contour and is great on all skin tones! Highly recommend!
I had a look at one of their blushes the other day and it looked amazing! I'll definitely be checking the bronzer out.
I use MAC skin finish in soft and gentle but I think they do darker shades which would suit you more!
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CISPA – Invasion of Privacy Act
in Privacy, TechnoCulture
When I think of the new Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) bill that passed the House Intelligence Committee I think of the scene from the film "Enemy of the State" where Congressman Phillip Hammersley (played by the late Jason Robards) says:
"Telecommunications Security and Privacy Act. Invasion of privacy is more like it. – You read the Post? 'This bill is not the first step towards the surveillance society. It is the surveillance society.'"
Where the "Telecommunications Security and Privacy Act" is a cinematic construct, CISPA is not. The CISPA bill, which will is expected to be argued in the next couple of days, allows for more collaboration between the Pentagon and private companies who manage tons of customer data. This means that if this bill is signed into law, the federal government can go to a private company like Google and ask them for information over recent cyberattacks that Google may have fended off. This information could help the government shore up its own security and be prepared for future attacks.
Of course, CISPA covers more than just this type of cybersecurity. The government can knock on a private company's door if it is investigating and prosecuting cybersecurity crimes, protecting others from danger of death or bodily harm, if it is protecting minors from exploitation from child pornography or similar risks such as human trafficking or kidnapping or if there is a threat to national security. You can read the text of the CISPA bill here (PDF).
Yes, this is extremely broad.
Other Issues with CISPA
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) also looks at the issue of whether or not personally identifiable information (PII) should be included as part of this cyberattack intelligence. Many securities experts say PII should not need to be transmitted but Congress members are trying to include it. The ACLU is also questioning the attempt to immunize private companies from sharing this data.
Anonymous is calling for a one-day Internet blackout on Monday, April 22, 2013 to raise awareness of CISPA and to send a message to private companies that are supporting CISPA.
There is a STOP CISPA petition on Change.org which already has over 160,000 signatures.
Will you be joining the blackout on April 22?
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Biografia
Elliott nacque il 24 dicembre del 1986 a Wichita nel Kansas. Timothy cominciò gli studi al Campus High School del suo paese, per poi essere trasferito alla South High School quando era ancora un ragazzino. In queste scuola cominciò a praticare lotta nel 2005, diventando anche campione del Kansas. Successivamente entrò a far parte nella comunità di wrestling del college per poi trasferirsi all'università di Oklahoma. Elliott ottenne la laurea in scienza e in studi generali.

Carriera nella arti marziali miste
Timothy ottenne un record di 8 vittorie, 2 sconfitte e un pareggio nei suoi primi combattimenti nelle arti marziali miste, prima di firmare un contratto con la UFC. Tra queste vittorie mandò a segno un incredibile KO all'ex campione dei pesi leggeri della UFC Jens Pulver.

Ultimate Fighting Championship
Elliott firmò un contratto con la UFC il 17 aprile del 2012. Al suo debutto affrontò il vincitore della quattordicesima stagione del reality show The Ultimate Fighter John Dodson, sostituendo l'infortunato Darren Uyenoyama. Dodson vinse il match per decisione unanime.

Al suo secondo incontro affronto Jared Papazian, il 15 dicembre, all'evento The Ultimate Fighter: Team Carwin vs. Team Nelson Finale. Elliott vinse l'incontro per decisione unanime, ottenendo anche il premio Fight of the Night.

Il 31 agosto del 2013 ad UFC 164 si scontrò con Louis Gaudinot, vincendo il match per decisione unanime.

Il 16 novembre apparve per la prima volta nella card principale di un evento della Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC 167) contro Ali Bagautinov. Timothy perse per decisione unanime.

Nell'aprile del 2014 perse l'incontro con Joseph Benavidez per sottomissione al primo round, all'evento UFC 172.
Ad agosto doveva affrontare Wilson Reis ad UFC Fight Night: Henderson vs. dos Anjos. Tuttavia, Elliott venne rimosso dalla card per infortunio e venne sostituito da Joby Sanchez.

Nel febbraio del 2015 subì la terza sconfitta consecutiva per mano dell'ex campione dei pesi gallo Bellator Zach Makovsky. A causa di ciò viene rilasciato dalla UFC.

Titan FC
Elliott fece il suo debutto nella nuova promozione contro l'ex lottatore della UFC Iliarde Santos all'evento Titan FC 34, in un match valido per il titolo inaugurale dei pesi mosca. Tim vinse l'incontro per decisione unanime dominando dal primo all'ultimo round ed ottenne il titolo dei pesi mosca Titan FC.

Alla sua prima difesa titolata, Elliott affrontò l'imbattuto Felipe Efrain, il 19 settembre 2015. Tim difese il titolo per sottomissione al secondo round.

Successivamente dovette affrontare Pedro Nobre, il 5 marzo del 2016; vincendo l'incontro per decisione unanime.

The Ultimate Fighter
Il 21 luglio, Elliot venne inserito nel cast della ventiquattresima stagione del reality The Ultimate Fighter. Il vincitore dello show, avrebbe ottenuto la chance di affrontare Demetrious Johnson per il titolo dei pesi mosca. Elliott venne scelto come scelta numero uno, da Joseph Benavidez.

Al primo incontro dovette affrontare un membro del 'Team Cejudo', Charlie Alaniz. Riuscì a sottometterlo al primo round con una bulldog choke. Nei quarti, si trovò faccia a faccia con Matt Schnell. Dopo essere stato colpito da un potente calcio all'inguine nei primi secondi dell'incontro, Tim riuscì a recuperare e a finalizzare il suo avversario con uno strangolamento frontale. Nelle semifinali, dovette vedersela con Eric Shelton, vincendo anche questo match per decisione di maggioranza. Alla finale si trovò ad affrontare il compagno di squadra Hiromasa Ogikubo. Elliott vinse per decisione unanime, divenendo il vincitore del reality show.

Ritorno in UFC
A seguito della vittoria del reality show, a Elliott venne data la possibilità di affrontare Demetrious Johnson per il titolo dei pesi mosca, il 3 dicembre del 2016. Alla prima ripresa, Elliott ebbe la meglio sul campione, andando vicino alla vittoria per sottomissione. Nei successivi 4 round però, si trovò in netta difficoltà nel contrastare la lotta a terra del campione. Infine Elliott venne sconfitto per decisione unanime.

Titoli e riconoscimenti
Ultimate Fighting Championship
Fight of the Night (una volta)

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    if (parentDDid != null || parentDDid != undefined) {
        var Parents = parentDDid.split(",");
        var AssociationNameWithParent = "";
        var selectedParentVal = "";
        var parent = "";
        for (var i = 0; i < Parents.length; i++) {
            if ($("option:selected", $("#" + Parents[i])).val().length > 0) {
                AssociationNameWithParent = AssociationNames.split(",")[i];
                selectedParentVal = $("option:selected", $("#" + Parents[i])).val();
                parent = Parents[i];
            }
        }
        var IsReverse = $("#" + hostingentity).attr("IsReverse");
        if (IsReverse == "true" || IsReverse == "True") {
            if (selectedParentVal.length > 0) {
                var parent1 = $("#" + parent).attr("HostingName");
                var parentUrl = $("#" + parent).attr("dataurl").replace("GetAllValueMobile", "GetPropertyValueByEntityId");
                parentUrl = addParameterToURL(parentUrl, "Id", selectedParentVal);
                parentUrl = addParameterToURL(parentUrl, "PropName", AssociationNameWithParent);
                $.ajax({
                    type: "GET",
                    async: false,
                    url: parentUrl,
                    success: function (jsonObj) {
                        if (selectedParentVal.length > 0)
                            finalUrl = addParameterToURL(finalUrl, 'AssociationID', jsonObj);
                        if (AssociationNameWithParent.length > 0)
                            finalUrl = addParameterToURL(finalUrl, 'AssoNameWithParent', "Id");
                    }
                });
            }
        }
        else {
            if (AssociationNameWithParent.length > 0)
                finalUrl = addParameterToURL(finalUrl, 'AssoNameWithParent', AssociationNameWithParent);
            if (selectedParentVal.length > 0)
                finalUrl = addParameterToURL(finalUrl, 'AssociationID', selectedParentVal);
        }
    }
    if (parentDDid != null || parentDDid != undefined) {
        var Parents = parentDDid.split(",");
        var AssociationNameWithParent = "";
        var selectedParentVal = "";
        var hostingnameofparent = "";
        var parentdd = "";
        for (var i = 0; i < Parents.length; i++) {
            if ($("option:selected", $("#" + Parents[i])).val().length > 0) {
                AssociationNameWithParent = AssociationNames.split(",")[i];
                selectedParentVal = $("option:selected", $("#" + Parents[i])).val()
                parentdd = Parents[i];
            }
        }
        if (parentdd.length > 0)
            urlGetAll = addParameterToURL(urlGetAll, 'HostingEntity', $("#" + parentdd).attr("hostingname"));
        if (AssociationNameWithParent.length > 0)
            urlGetAll = addParameterToURL(urlGetAll, 'AssociatedType', AssociationNameWithParent.substring(0, AssociationNameWithParent.length - 2));
        if (selectedParentVal.length > 0)
            urlGetAll = addParameterToURL(urlGetAll, 'HostingEntityID', selectedParentVal);
    }
    var dispName = ($("label[for=\"" + hostingentity + "\"]").text());
    var bulkurl = "value=\"'PopupBulkOperation','" + hostingentity + "','" + dispName + "','dvPopupBulkOperation','" + urlGetAll + "'\"";
    $.ajax({
        type: "GET",
        url: finalUrl,
        contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
        global: false,
        async: false,
        cache: false,
        dataType: "json",
        success: function (jsonObj) {
            var listItems = "";
            $("#" + hostingentity).empty();
            if (selectedval != '')
                listItems += "<option value=''>--None--</option>";
            else
                listItems += "<option selected='selected' value=''>--None--</option>";
            for (i in jsonObj) {
                if (jsonObj[i].Id != undefined && jsonObj[i].Name != undefined) {
                    if (selectedval == jsonObj[i].Id)
                        listItems += "<option selected='selected' value='" + jsonObj[i].Id + "'>" + jsonObj[i].Name + "</option>";
                    else
                        listItems += "<option value='" + jsonObj[i].Id + "'>" + jsonObj[i].Name + "</option>";
                }
            }
            if (jsonObj.length >= 10)
                listItems += "<option " + bulkurl + ">ViewAll</option>"
            $("#" + hostingentity).html(listItems);
        }
    });
}
function openbulk(ele) {
    var value = $(ele).val();
    var selectedtext = $(ele).find('option:selected').text();
    if (selectedtext.toLowerCase() == "viewall") {
        var split = value.split(",");
        var arg1 = split[0].replace(/'/g, '');
        var arg2 = split[1].replace(/'/g, '');
        var arg3 = split[2].replace(/'/g, '');
        var arg4 = split[3].replace(/'/g, '');
        var arg5 = split[4].replace(/'/g, '');
        OpenPopUpBulkOperation(arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5);
        $("#" + ele.id + " option:contains(--None--)").prop({ selected: true });
    }
}
$(document).ready(function () {
    $(".tip-top").tooltip({
        placement: 'top'
    });
    $(".tip-right").tooltip({
        placement: 'right'
    });
    $(".tip-bottom").tooltip({
        placement: 'bottom'
    });
    $(".tip-left").tooltip({
        placement: 'left'
    });
});
//open image for mobile......
function OpenPopUpImage(e, pop, pic) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var maxHeight = $(window).height() + "px";
    $("#" + pop).css("max-height", maxHeight);
    $("#" + pop + " img").css("max-height", maxHeight);
    $("#" + pic).modal('show');
    var maxWidth = $("#" + pop).width() + "px";
    $("#" + pop + " img").css("width", maxWidth);
}
function OpenPopUpImageByte(e, pop, pic, crlimg, docid,rowId) {
    var mypop = "

" +
   "
" +
       "
" +
           "
" +
               " <button type='button' id='close_Picture_" + rowId + "' onclick=ClosePopUpImage(event,'Picture_pop_" + rowId + "')" +
                " data-dismiss='modal' class='close' aria-hidden='true'>×" +
                " </button>" +
                "
" +
                 "

";
    $("#popupDiv").html(mypop);

    e.preventDefault();
    var loc = window.location;
    var pathName = loc.pathname.substring(0, loc.pathname.lastIndexOf('/') + 1);
    $("#" + crlimg).attr("src", pathName + "Document/DisplayImageAfterClick/" + docid);
    var maxHeight = $(window).height() + "px";
    $("#" + pop).css("max-height", maxHeight);
    $("#" + pop + " img").css("max-height", maxHeight);
    $("#" + pic).modal('show');
    var maxWidth = $("#" + pop).width() + "px";
    $("#" + pic+ " img").css("width", maxWidth);
}

function ClosePopUpImage(e, pic) {
    e.preventDefault();
    $("#" + pic).modal('hide');
}
function hideShowmore(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
}
function SelectAllRows(obj) {
    var checked = false;
    var table = $(obj).closest("#Des_Table");
    if ($(obj).is(":checked"))
        checked = true;
    else {
        $("#SelectedItems", table).val('');
    }
    $('input[type=checkbox]', table.find("tr").find("td:first")).each(function () {
        if (this != obj && !($(this).is(':disabled'))) {
            $(this).prop("checked", checked);
            SelectForBulkOperation(this, $(this).attr("id"));
        }
    });
}
function SelectForBulkOperation(source, id) {
    var table = $(source).closest("#Des_Table");
    var selectedobj = $("#SelectedItems", table);
    var value = selectedobj.val();
    if (value.length < 1 || value == undefined)
        value = ",";
    if ($(source).is(":checked"))
        value += id + ",";
    else
        value = value.replace("," + id + ",", ",");
    selectedobj.val(value);
}

function CommonSelectAllRows(obj, type) {
    var checked = false;
    var table = $(obj).closest("div").next("#" + type);
    if ($(obj).is(":checked"))
        checked = true;
    else {
        $("#SelectedItems", table).val('');
    }
    $('input[type=checkbox]', table.find("tr").find("td")).each(function () {
        if (this != obj && !($(this).is(':disabled'))) {
            $(this).prop("checked", checked);
            CommonSelectForBulkOperation(this, $(this).attr("id"), type);
        }
    });
}
function CommonSelectForBulkOperation(source, id, type) {
    var table = $(source).closest("#" + type);
    var selectedobj = $("#SelectedItems", table);
    var value = selectedobj.val();
    if (value.length < 1 || value == undefined)
        value = ",";
    if ($(source).is(":checked"))
        value += id + ",";
    else
        value = value.replace("," + id + ",", ",");
    selectedobj.val(value);
}

function PerformBulkOperation(obj, entity, action, url1) {
    var val = $("#SelectedItems").val().substr(1).split(",");
    var r = confirm("Do you want to really execute " + action + "!");
    if (r == true) {
        $.ajax({
            type: "POST",
            data: { ids: val },
            url: url1,
            success: function (msg) {
                $("#" + entity + "SearchCancel").click();
            }
        });
    }
    else {
        return true;
    }
}
function OpenPopUpBulKUpdate(Popup, EntityName, dvName, url) {
    $("#" + Popup + 'Label').html();
    if ((EntityName.indexOf("Update") == -1) && (EntityName.indexOf("Delete") == -1)) {
        $("#" + Popup + 'Label').html("Add " + EntityName);
    }
    else {
        $("#" + Popup + 'Label').html(EntityName);
    }
    var val = $("#SelectedItems").val().substr(1).split(",");
    url = url + "&ids=" + val;
    $("#" + Popup).modal('show');
    $("#" + dvName).html('');
    $("#" + dvName + "Error").html('');
    $("#" + dvName).load(url);
}
function ExcuteSingleVerb(EntityName, obj) {
    var url1 = $(obj).attr("dataurl");
    $.ajax({
        url: url1,
        cache: false,
        success: function (result) {
	   if (result.isRedirect) {
                window.location.href = result.redirectUrl;
                return false;
            }
            if (result == "Success") {
                alert('Action executed sucessfully.');
                location.reload();
            } else {
                alert('Some error in executing action!')
            }
        }
    });
}

//open Quickedit on click of idex records
var IsClicked = false;
function OpenQuickEdit(entityName, RecId, e) {
    if (e.target.tagName != "TD") {
        //e.preventDefault();
        return false;
    }
    if (!IsClicked) {
        e.preventDefault();
        IsClicked = true;
        if ($("#aBtnQuickEdit" + entityName + "_" + RecId).length != 0)
            $("#aBtnQuickEdit" + entityName + "_" + RecId).click();
    }
    IsClicked = false;
    return false;
}
//

 	//
function bindpages(obj, viewTemplates, listTemplates, editTemplates, searchTemplates,createTemplates) {
    var url1 = $(obj).attr("dataurl");
    url1 = url1 + "?EntityName=" + $(obj).val();
    $.ajax({
        url: url1,
        cache: false,
        success: function (result) {
            var indexpage = result.IndexPages;
            var detailspage = result.DetailsPage;
            var editpage = result.EditPage;
            var searchpage = result.SearchPage;
            var createpage = result.CreatePage;
            //
            var viewItems = "";
            var listItems = "";
            var editItems = "";
            var searchItems = "";
            var createItems = "";
            $("#" + viewTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + listTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + editTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + searchTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + createTemplates).empty();
            //
            //List page
            $.each(indexpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                if (dispayvalue == "Table(Default)")
                    listItems += "<option selected='selected' value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";
                else
                    listItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + listTemplates).html(listItems);
            //
            //Details page
            $.each(detailspage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                if (dispayvalue == "(Detail)Default")
                    viewItems += "<option selected='selected' value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";
                else {
                    viewItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";
                }

            });
            $("#" + viewTemplates).html(viewItems);
            //
            //edit page
            $.each(editpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                if (dispayvalue == "(Edit)Default")
                    editItems += "<option selected='selected' value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";
                else
                    editItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + editTemplates).html(editItems);
            //
            //search page
            $.each(searchpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                if (dispayvalue == "Faceted Search(Default)")
                    searchItems += "<option selected='selected' value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";
                else
                    searchItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + searchTemplates).html(searchItems);
            //
            //create page
            $.each(createpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                if (dispayvalue == "(Create)Default")
                    createItems += "<option selected='selected' value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";
                else
                    createItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + createTemplates).html(createItems);
            //
        }
    })
}

function bindpagesFromEdit(obj, viewTemplates, listTemplates, editTemplates, searchTemplates,createTemplates, details, list, edit, search,create) {
    var url1 = $(obj).attr("dataurl");
    url1 = url1 + "?EntityName=" + $(obj).val();
    $.ajax({
        url: url1,
        cache: false,
        success: function (result) {
            var indexpage = result.IndexPages;
            var detailspage = result.DetailsPage;
            var editpage = result.EditPage;
            var searchpage = result.SearchPage;
            var createpage = result.CreatePage;
            //
            var viewItems = "";
            var listItems = "";
            var editItems = "";
            var searchItems = "";
            var createItems = "";
            $("#" + viewTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + listTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + editTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + searchTemplates).empty();
            $("#" + createTemplates).empty();
            //
            //List page
            $.each(indexpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                listItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + listTemplates).html(listItems);
            $("#" + listTemplates + " option[value='" + list + "']").attr("selected", "selected");
            //
            //Details page
            $.each(detailspage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                viewItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + viewTemplates).html(viewItems);
            $("#" + viewTemplates + " option[value='" + details + "']").attr("selected", "selected");
            //
            //edit page
            $.each(editpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                editItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + editTemplates).html(editItems);
            $("#" + editTemplates + " option[value='" + edit + "']").attr("selected", "selected");
            //
            //search page
            $.each(searchpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                searchItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + searchTemplates).html(searchItems);
            $("#" + searchTemplates + " option[value='" + search + "']").attr("selected", "selected");
            //
            //create page
            $.each(createpage, function (dispayvalue, value) {
                createItems += "<option value='" + value + "'>" + dispayvalue + "</option>";

            });
            $("#" + createTemplates).html(createItems);
            $("#" + createTemplates + " option[value='" + create + "']").attr("selected", "selected");
            //
        }
    })
}
function displayDocumentName(url, Id) {
    $.get(url, {}, function (result) {
        $("#adownload" + Id).html(result);
    }, "json");
}
function displayDocumentNameEdit(url, Id) {
    $.get(url, {}, function (result) {
        var docName;
        var result = result.substr(result.lastIndexOf('\\') + 1)
        var fname = result.substr(0, result.lastIndexOf('.'))
        var ext = result.substr(result.lastIndexOf('.') + 1)
        var len = fname.length;

        if (len > 15) {
            docName = fname.substr(0, 15);
            docName = docName + "..." + ext;
        }
        else
            docName = result;

        $("#adownload" + Id).html(docName);
        $("#adownload" + Id).attr("title", result)
    }, "json");
}
function uploadedFileName(dispalyobjid, result) {
    var docName;
    var result = result.substr(result.lastIndexOf('\\') + 1)
    var fname = result.substr(0, result.lastIndexOf('.'))
    var ext = result.substr(result.lastIndexOf('.') + 1)
    var len = fname.length;

    if (len > 15) {
        docName = fname.substr(0, 15);
        docName = docName + ".." + ext;
    }
    else
        docName = result;

    $("#" + dispalyobjid).html(docName);
    $("#" + dispalyobjid).attr("title", result)
}
function SanitizeURLString(searchString) {
    var Results = "";

    Results = searchString;

    Results = Results.replace("%", "%25")
    Results = Results.replace("<", "%3C")
    Results = Results.replace(">", "%3E")
    Results = Results.replace("#", "%23")
    Results = Results.replace("{", "%7B")
    Results = Results.replace("}", "%7D")
    Results = Results.replace("|", "%7C")
    Results = Results.replace("\\", "%5C")
    Results = Results.replace("^", "%5E")
    Results = Results.replace("~", "%7E")
    Results = Results.replace("[", "%5B")
    Results = Results.replace("]", "%5D")
    Results = Results.replace("`", "%60")
    Results = Results.replace(";", "%3B")
    Results = Results.replace("/", "%2F")
    Results = Results.replace("?", "%3F")
    Results = Results.replace(":", "%3A")
    Results = Results.replace("@", "%40")
    Results = Results.replace("=", "%3D")
    Results = Results.replace("&", "%26")
    Results = Results.replace("$", "%24")
    return Results
}
function AntiSanitizeURLString(searchString) {
    var Results = "";

    Results = searchString;

    Results = Results.replace("%25", "%")
    Results = Results.replace("%3C", "<")
    Results = Results.replace("%3E", ">")
    Results = Results.replace("%23", "#")
    Results = Results.replace("%7B", "{")
    Results = Results.replace("%7D", "}")
    Results = Results.replace("%7C", "|")
    Results = Results.replace("%5C", "\\")
    Results = Results.replace("%5E", "^")
    Results = Results.replace("%7E", "~")
    Results = Results.replace("%5B", "[")
    Results = Results.replace("%5D", "]")
    Results = Results.replace("%60", "`")
    Results = Results.replace("%3B", ";")
    Results = Results.replace("%2F", "/")
    Results = Results.replace("%3F", "?")
    Results = Results.replace("%3A", ":")
    Results = Results.replace("%40", "@")
    Results = Results.replace("%3D", "=")
    Results = Results.replace("&", "&")
    Results = Results.replace("%24", "$")
    return Results
}
(function ($) {
    $.fn.localTimeFromUTCEdit = function (format) {
        return this.each(function () {
            var tagText = $(this).val();
            if (tagText != "" && tagText != undefined) {
                var givenDate = new Date(tagText);

                var amPm = "";
                var convertedTime = convertLocalDateToUTCDate(givenDate, false);
                if (!format.includes('HH'))
                    amPm = convertedTime.getHours() >= 12 ? "PM" : "AM";
                // format the date
                var localDateString = moment(convertedTime).format(format) + amPm;
                $(this).val(localDateString);
            }
        });
    };
    $.fn.localTimeFromUTCIndex = function (tdid, format, textDate, userName) {
        if (textDate != "" && textDate != undefined) {
           // textDate = new Date();

            var tagText = textDate;
            var givenDate = new Date(tagText);

            var amPm = "";
            var convertedTime = convertLocalDateToUTCDate(givenDate, false);
            if (!format.includes('HH'))
                amPm = convertedTime.getHours() >= 12 ? "PM" : "AM";

            // format the date
            var localDateString = moment(convertedTime).format(format) + amPm;
            $("#" + tdid).html(localDateString + " " + userName);
        }
    };
    $.fn.localTimeFromUTC = function (format) {
        return this.each(function () {
            var tagText = $(this).val();
            if (tagText != "" && tagText != undefined) {
                var givenDate = new Date(tagText);
                var amPm = "";
                var convertedTime = convertLocalDateToUTCDate(givenDate, false);
                if (!format.includes('HH'))
                    amPm = convertedTime.getHours() >= 12 ? "PM" : "AM";
                // format the date
                var localDateString = moment(convertedTime).format(format) + amPm;
                $(this).val(localDateString);
            }
        });
    };
})(jQuery);

function convertLocalDateToUTCDate(date, toUTC) {
    date = new Date(date);
    //Local time converted to UTC
    var localOffset = date.getTimezoneOffset() * 60000;
    //var localOffset = new Date().getTimezoneOffset() / 60000;
    var localTime = date.getTime();
    if (toUTC) {
        date = localTime + localOffset;
    } else {
        date = localTime - localOffset;
    }
    date = new Date(date);
    return date;
}function Set(source, id, DisplayValue) {
    var dropdown = ($('#PopupBulkOperationLabel').attr('class'));
    if (source.checked) {
        if ($('#' + dropdown).attr('multiple') == 'multiple' && $('#' + dropdown).attr('multipleText') != "multipleText") {
            var obj = document.getElementById(dropdown);
            var found = false;
            for (var o = 0; o < obj.options.length; o++) {
                if (obj.options[o].value == id) {
                    found = true;
                    obj.options[o].setAttribute('selected', "selected");
                }
            }
            if (!found) {
                $('#' + dropdown).append($('<option selected=\'selected\'></option>').val(id).html(DisplayValue));
            }
            $('#' + dropdown).multiselect('rebuild');
        }
        if ($('#' + dropdown).attr('multipleText') == "multipleText") {

            var obj = document.getElementById(dropdown);
            var found = false;
            for (var o = 0; o < obj.options.length; o++) {
                if (obj.options[o].value == id) {
                    found = true;
                    obj.options[o].selected = true;
                }
            }
            if (!found) {
                $('#' + dropdown).append($('<option selected=\'selected\'></option>').val(id).html(DisplayValue));
            }
            $('#' + dropdown).select().trigger('change');
        }
    }
    else {
        if ($('#' + dropdown).attr('multiple') == 'multiple' && $('#' + dropdown).attr('multipleText') != "multipleText") {
            var obj = document.getElementById(dropdown);
            for (var o = 0; o < obj.options.length; o++) {
                if (obj.options[o].value == id) {
                    obj.options[o].removeAttribute("selected");
                    $('#' + dropdown).multiselect('deselect', id);

                }
            }
        }
        if ($('#' + dropdown).attr('multipleText') == "multipleText") {
            var obj = document.getElementById(dropdown);
            for (var o = 0; o < obj.options.length; o++) {
                if (obj.options[o].value == id) {
                    obj.options[o].selected = false;
                }
            }
            $('#' + dropdown).select().trigger('change');
        }
    }
}
//time out popup alert
var sess_intervalID;
var sess_lastActivity;
function initSession() {
    sess_lastActivity = new Date();
    sessSetInterval();
    $(document).bind('keypress.session', function (ed, e) {
        sessKeyPressed(ed, e);
    });
}
function sessSetInterval() {
    sess_intervalID = setInterval('sessInterval()', sess_pollInterval);
}
function sessClearInterval() {
    clearInterval(sess_intervalID);

}
function sessKeyPressed(ed, e) {
    sess_lastActivity = new Date();
}
function sessLogOut() {
    ClearFilterCookies();
    $("#logoutForm").submit();
}
function sessInterval() {
    var now = new Date();
    //get milliseconds of differneces
    var diff = now - sess_lastActivity;
    //get minutes between differences
    var diffMins = (diff / 1000 / 60);
    if (diffMins >= sess_warningMinutes) {
        //warn before expiring
        //stop the timer
        sessClearInterval();
        var min = 5;
        if (sess_warningMinutes <= 5)
            min = 1;
        //prompt for attention
        var active = OkClick(min)
        if (active == 1) {
            now = new Date();
            diff = now - sess_lastActivity;
            diffMins = (diff / 1000 / 60);
            if (diffMins > sess_expirationMinutes) {
                sessLogOut();
            }
            else {
                initSession();
                sessSetInterval();
                sess_lastActivity = new Date();
            }
        }
        //else {
        //    sessLogOut();
        //}
    }
}
function OkClick(min) {
    alert('Your session will expire in ' + min + ' minutes. Click Ok to continue working');
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At 9 p.m. at the Hong Kong Observatory the air temperature was 23 degrees Celsius and the relative humidity 84 per cent.
An easterly airstream is affecting the coast of Guangdong. Meanwhile, a band of clouds is covering southern China.
Mainly cloudy. Sunny intervals tomorrow. Temperatures will range between 22 and 25 degrees. Moderate to fresh easterly winds, occasionally strong offshore at first tomorrow.
Outlook : Sunny periods on Friday. Windy with a few rain patches and temperatures falling appreciably later on Saturday. Remaining cool early next week.
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CAPITAL MOVES JEFFERSON COWIE PDF
Lawrence B. Glickman, Jefferson Cowie. Ithaca: Cornell University Press. Most users should sign in with their email address. If you originally registered with a username please use that to sign in.
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Find a pool of cheap, pliable workers and give them jobs--and soon they cease to be as cheap or as pliable. What is an employer to do then? Why, find another poor community desperate for work. This route--one taken time and again by major American manufacturers--is vividly chronicled in this fascinating account of RCA's half century-long search for desirable sources of labor. Capital Moves introduces us to the people most affected by the migration of industry and, most importantly, recounts how they came to fight against the idea that they were simply "cheap labor.
Jefferson Cowie tells the dramatic story of four communities, each irrevocably transformed by the opening of an industrial plant. From the manufacturer's first factory in Camden, New Jersey, where it employed large numbers of southern and eastern European immigrants, RCA moved to rural Indiana in , hiring Americans of Scotch-Irish descent for its plant in Bloomington.
Then, in the volatile s, the company relocated to Memphis where African Americans made up the core of the labor pool. Finally, the company landed in northern Mexico in the s--a region rapidly becoming one of the most industrialized on the continent. I found much of the language to be needlessly antagonistic to capitalism, but Cowie industrial and labor relations, Cornell Univ.
Jefferson Cowie. Bloomington Memphis Ciudad Juarez The Distances In Between. Camden
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Capital Moves
Before the largest companies moved beyond national boundaries, they crossed state lines, abandoning the industrial centers of the Eastern Seaboard for impoverished rural communities in the Midwest and South. In their wake they left the decaying urban landscapes and unemployment rates that became hallmarks of late twentieth-century America. In a sweeping narrative of economic upheaval and class conflict, Cowie weaves together the rich detail of local history with the national—and ultimately international—story of economic and social change. Jefferson Cowie is a professor of labor history and the chair of the department of labor relations, law, and history at Cornell University.
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Capital Moves: RCA's Seventy-Year Quest for Cheap Labor
Jefferson Cowie , Cornell University Follow. Revealing a much longer and more complicated history of capital migration than we tend to hear about in the "global era," the story moves through four very distinct places and cultures as it examines the remarkably similar experiences of all of them with a single industry. Beginning with Southern and Eastern European immigrants in industrial New Jersey during the Great Depression, RCA moved production to employ ethnic Scotch-Irish workers in rural Indiana in , briefly employed a combination of African American and white wage earners in Tennessee during the s, and, since , has employed Mexican workers in the border state of Chihuahua. Taken together, the chapters that follow comprise a comparative social history of industrial relocation that explores community life, gender, and labor organization across time and space. Placing the impact of capital migration on these working-class communities in a context that is both historically and internationally comparative, this book shows how social changes at the local level drive the relocation of capital investment. Suggested Citation Cowie, J. Introduction [Electronic version].
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